Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

DIANA STELL 1QrjO zA [ztzoz Quzzn Page Two COMPLIMENTS OF BABBITT BROS. TRADING CO. 'Jb zdiaation The seniors of 1950 dedicate this Meteor to Betty Tillman, our friend and classmate. Even being stricken by polio early in the fall and having to remain in an iron lung for long periods of time can’t break Betty’s cheerful spirit nor fade her sunny smile. Her gallant fight to recover has made her loved and respected by all. Page Three Page Four Page Five MR. R. E. BOOTH Superintendent of Winslow Schools MRS. BONNIE BRENNAN President MR. K. G. DICKSON Clerk BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. W. B. HAWKINS Member Page Six W. W. ARMSTRONG Principal, Winslow High School HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES MRS. MARGARET COX MRS. LULU MURRAY Page Seven Cecelia Kelly, English Charles F. Stephens, Music Director Clyde Gardner, Math, and Science Pearl Anderson, Mathematics Charles M. Rapson, Biology May Winn Social Science and English Glenn N. Olmsted General Shop 0. W. Letts, Woodworking Page Eight James L. Curtis, Seventh Grade Edna Gipson, Home Economies and Art Lester Taylor, Science and Math William Strack, Machine Shop Estelce Hinson, En gl ish i n d . o a mo l is m Gertrude Crawford, Social Science Verle Oare, Social Science Emil Nasser, Health and Physical Education Lovice Kingsbury, Commerce Frances O’Sullivan, English Avis Naysmith, Commerce Lola Davidson, Home Economics Mildred Rogers, Art Darleen Plavan, Girls Physical Education Mary Godsell, English and Latin Jim Lovett, Principal Grade 6 Sally Paine, Social Science Matthew Wright, Math and Science Leona Fisher, Sjmnish Page Ten HELEN WOO D. A. R. Second Place Winner of State Contest DIANA STELL Salad Bowl Princess JERRY SPEARS American Legion Oratorical Contest Second Place Winner In State Contest Page Eleven Page Twelve Page Thirteen BOYI) LEE Student Body President Honor Society, 3. I; Vice President I: W Club 3. 4: Vice President 4: Student Council 3. 4: Student Council President 4; Student Council Convention 4: Football 1. 3. -I: All Northern Second Team 3: All Northern Honorable Mention -I: Basketball I. I: Track 2. 3. 4: State Meet 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2: Boys' State 3: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Operetta 4; Music Festival 1. 2. 3. 4; Science Club 3. 4; Thespian 4: Music Clinic 4: Class Plays 3. 4: Key Club 3. 4: Vice President 3; Holder of School Key 4. (1Zan of JQf)Q We. the Seniors of 19S0, look back on our high school years with memories that will be cherished throughout our lives. It doesn’t seem so long ago that we entered high school as green” Freshmen. As Freshmen, we faithfully built the traditional “W before each rally, gave our first assembly, sponsored the Junior-Freshmen Dance with the Juniors, and won first place in the Bulldog Rumpus Parade. The next year, as Sophomores, we felt more important giving our second assembly. We helped sponsor the Senior-Sophomore Dance, and participated in the Bulldog Rumpus. Again our assembly was a success. As Juniors, we became upper-classmen. We were proud of our class, and now felt that we were a more important part in the school. Our play, We Shook the Family Tree, was a huge success. With the Freshmen, we gave the Junior-Freshmen Dance. Our assembly was one of the best presented that year. In April, we gave our Junior Prom. Our theme was Moonlight and Roses.” and we received many compliments. In the fall of 3949. we returned as the mighty Seniors. We presented the Senior-Faculty Picnic, and our Senior assembly. In November, we presented the Senior play, “A Date With Judy.” In the spring, our activities will include: The Senior-Sophomore Dance, Senior Ditch Day, Kid Day, the Senior Hop, Class Day, and graduation. Now wc are leaving Winslow High School, but we will never forget the joy and happiness we have had together. May you, the future graduates, know this joy and happiness as we have. COMPLIMENTS OF THE LA POSADA HOTEL. WINSLOW GENERAL HOSPITAL. QUALITY BAKERY. KASTNINGS MUSIC AND APPLIANCE STORE Page Fourteen President JIM GOODMAN Phoenix Union 1. Sanders 3. Basketball 2. •� . Science Club I. Science Club Vico President 4. Class Pnwldcnl I. Senior Assembly 4. Vice President RAY JONES Football 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. � : Music Festival I. 2. 3. 4: State Fair 2. 3; Band Pros. 3: Band Rep. 3. 4; Clans Vic Pres. 4; Student Council 3. 4; Student Council Convention 3: Class Play 3. 4: Thespians 4; Class Assembly 1. 2. 3. 4: Christmas Cantata 1. 2. 3. 4: Operetta � : A.S.C. Music Clinic Rep. 4: Key Club 3. 4: Charter Member. Band Tour 3; A Capelin Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. Secretary NAN McNABIJ Majorette 1. State Fair 2. Pep Sound 2. 3. 4. Class Plays 3. 4. Class Secretary 4. Bulldog Barks Staff 4. Treasurer NANCY STOUT Class Treasurer 3. 4: Pep Squad 2. 3. � : Treasurer 4: Honor Society 3. 4. Rep. to Council 4. Student Coun-eil 1. 4: Thespians 3. 4; Bulldog- Barks Staff 4; Delegate to Girls' State 1«4� . Junior Play 3. Senior Play 4. Class Assembly 3. 4. Welcoming Committee 4. Honor Society Convention 4. Student Council Convention 1. Oratorical Contest 3. Music Festival 1. Librarian 3. 4. Pep Squad Assembly 4. COMPLIMENTS OF H. L. BOYD SUPPLY CO.. A. S. GLIDEWELL. JEWELER. NAVAJO MUSIC CO. Page Fifteen MILDRED ACOYA NORRIS ALLEN Pep Squad 4: Munir Festival 1: Girin Basketball Toumanu-ut I. DARREL BASHOR Kami :i. I: Orchestra 4: t'horun � : Operetta 4: Music Festival 3. 4: State Fair : ; Kami President 4: Student Council 4: Student Council Convention 4: Spanish Club 1; Thespians Club 3. 4; Thespians Rep. 4: Thespians Assembly 4: Clans Plays 8. 4: Clans Assemblies 1. 2. 8. t: Key Club 3. I: Charter Member. PATRICIA ANN BORING Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: Class Play 3. 4: Assemblies 3. 4: Glee Club 1. JESS BATHKE Basketball 3. I; Baseball 2. 3. 4: Rifle Club 2. 3. 4; Science Club 4: Class Assembly 3. Science Club 3. 4. DELBERTA BAKER Student Council 4: Spanish Club Rep. 4: Science Club I: Pen Squad 3. 4: Class Assembly 1. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club. 3: Candidate for Meteor Queen 4: Photog- raphy 3: Rifle Club 1. DICK BATES Football 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2: Track 2: W Club 3. 4: tV Club Secretary 4: Band 1. 2. 3: State Fair 2; 3: Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Music Festival 1. 2. 3: Class President 1 : Council Rep. 2. 3. 4: Council Convention 3: Science Club 3. 4: Class Play 3. 4; Class Assembly 1. 2. 3. 4: Thespians 4: Christmas Cantata 1. 2. 3. CATHERINE BORUM Band 1. 2. 4: Orchestra I. 2; Music Festival 1. 2. 4: Band Tour 4; State Fair 2: Class Assembly 1. 2. 3. 4: Chins Play 3. 4; Thespians 3. 4: Thespian Assembly 4; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Librarian 3. 4: Pep Squad Assembly 3. 3. COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. PENNEY CO.. FIRST NATIONAL INSURANCE AGENCY. NORTHERN ARIZONA BEVERAGE CO. Page Sixteen BEATRICE CEBALLOS JOHN BURTON Pep Squad 3. 4; Thespians 3. 4: Spanish Club 4; Soi-eoce Club 4: Glee Club 3: Class Plays 3. 4: Class As-scmblim 1. 2. 3. 4. JAMES CHAVEZ Football 1. 2. 3: Basketball I. 2. 3: Baseball 1. 2. 3. ALICE FLOREZ Glee Club 1. 2: Spanish Club 4. KIRK CLARK Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3: Track 1. 2. 3. 4; 2nd String All Northern Football: Honorable Mention—All State Football. Los Gatos. Calif. 1.2: Dur-anjro. Colorado 3: W Chib 4; Chorus 4; A Capelin 4: Football 4; Track 4. CAROL DOONAN Class Assemblies 1. 2. 3. 4; Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4; Glee Club 1. 2. 4: Band 1. 2. 3: Christmas Cantata 1.2: Festival 1. 2. 4: Class Officer 1.2: Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: Pep Squad Cheerleader 2. 3: Student Body Cheer- leader 4: Welcoming Committee 3. -I: Thespians 4; Student Council 4: State Fair 2; Cheerleaders Clinic 4. JOE CHAVEZ C.A.P.C. Meteor Staff Art Editor 4. MARGARET FLOREZ Spanish Club I: Spanish Club Secretary-Treasurer 4. 0 COMPLIMENTS OF WINSLOW AUTO SUPPLY. LINDA STUDIO. BRUCHMAN CURIO SHOP. DOUGLAS MARKET Page Seventeen JIM COOATA FELA GALLEGOS Si ani h Club 4: Meteor Queen 3. FRANK DeGRAFF Needles. Calif. 1. 2. 3: Football 4: Basketball 4; Northern Arizona Tournament 4: State Tournament 4; All Northern 2nd String:: Baseball. PATTI GROVE Class Assembly 1. 2. 3. 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Annual Staff 4; Honor Society 4; Honor Society Convention 4: Thespians 3. 4: S4-eretary 4: Thespian Assembly 4; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: Pep Squad Assembly 2. 3. 4: Student Council 2. RICHARD FORD Key Club 3. 4; Band 1. 2: Chorus 1: Football 1. 3. 4; Basket ball I: Track 1. 2. 3: Science Club 3: Annual Staff 4. % Football I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4: N.A.I.A. Tourney 2. 3. 4; Four-State Tourney 3. 4: State Basketball Tour- nament 2. 4: All-Northern Honorable Mention 3: ,,W” Club 4: Student Council Vice President 4; Boys’ State 3: Science Club 4; School Paper 4. NADA GOULD Prescott. Arizona 1; Pep Squad 3. 4. LEE EASTMAN Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Honorable Mention AH Northern 4: Honorable Mention All State 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Honorable Mention All Northern 4: State Tournament 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Kumpus King 4; Thespians Club 4: Thespians Assembly 4; W Club 3. 4: Treasurer 4: Rifle Club 1. 2. Class Play 3. 4; Class Assemblies J. 2. 3. 4: Annual Staff 4; Assistant Editor 4. JERRI HITCHCOCK Class Assembly 1. 2. 3. 4; Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Annual Staff 2. 3. 4; Honor Society 3. 4: Honor Society Convention 4: Honor Society Secretary 4: Thespians 3. 4: Thespian Assembly 4: Librarians 3. 4: Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Pep Squad Treasurer 3; Pep Squad Assembly 3. 2. 4. Page Eighteen WILMA HULETT Pep Squad S. .'I. 4: Cheerleader 3. 4: Cheerleaders Clinic 4: Band 2: Glee Club 1. 2. H. 4: Music Festival 1. 2. :i. 4: Orchestra I. 2. -I; Christmas Cantata 1.2. .'1. 4; Welcoming Committee 4: Operetta 4: Class Assem- blies 1. 2. .'1. 4. ALBERT GREER Football 1. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3; State Basketball Tournament 4: Northern Arizona Basketball Tournament 4: All Northern Honorable Mention 4: State Basket- ball Tournament 4; Honor Society l: Honor Society Convention 4: Key Club 3. 4; Key Club President 4; W Club 4; Student Council I. 2: Boys State 3: Bull-do Barks 4. BETTY SUE JACKSON NEIL HOWARD C.A.P.C. 4. JAMES GARNER PAT INGELS MeNary 1. 2: Rumpus Queen 3: Pep Squad 4: Cheerleader 4; Football Queen: Attendant 4: Cheerleaders Clinic 4. WELDON GRIMES Benslcr. Texas 1: Rifle Club 3: Key Club 4: Science Club 4. JO ANNE LANCASTER North Phoenix High School 1. 2: Music Festival 3. 4: Operetta 4: Science Club 3: Class Assembly 3: Honor Society 3; Honor Society Convention 4; Bulldog Barks Associate Editor 4: Pep Squad 4; Library 3. 4: chorus 3. 4: A C a pel la Choir 3. 4. Page Nineteen LYNN LYON Clarksville. Texas 1. 2: Pep Squad 3. 4: Pep Squad Assembly 3. 4; Senior Play Crew 4. JIM MacLEAN Football 2. 3. 4: W Club 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Hand 1.2. 3: Glee Club 1. Science Club 3. 4: Music Festival .1. 2. 3: State Fair 2. 3: C.A.P.C. 3. CHARLOTTE MAJOR Cottonwood. Arizona 1. 2. 3: Glee Club 4: Pep Squad 4. HERBERT KELLER Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Co-Captain 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: State Tournament 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4; W Club 3. 4: Thespians Club 3. 4: Clans President 3: Glee Club 1. 2: Band I. 2. Music Festival 1. 2: Rifle Club 1: Student Council 4: Class Plays 3. 4; Class Assem- blies 1. 2. 3. 4. NORMAN JENNINGS Football 1. 2. 3: Track 2: Science Club 3: Civil Air Patrol 3. JOAN MacLEAN Chorus 2: Pep Squad 2. 3. •I: Pep Squad Assembly 4: Stasre Crew 3: Class Secretary 3: Student Council Representative 4: Rulldo? Barks 4; Welcoming Committee 4. HARRY KARELIN Class President 2: Class Vico President 3. DRAISINE MODEN Spanish Club 4; Science Club 4: Class Play 3. 4: Class Assemblies 1. 2. 3. 4: Pep Squail 3. I; Glee Club 2. 3. 4: ltifle Club 1. 2. 3: Thespians Club 3. 4. Page Twenty IRENE MOREY Librarian 2. 3. 4; Pop Squad 4: Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 4: Festival 1: Soietu e Club 4: Claw Play 3. 4; Class Assembly 3. 4; Xmas Cantata 2. 4; Operetta 4. BILL NOEL Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Hon. Mention All-Northern 4; Football King 4; Basketball I. 2. 3: Track 1. 2. 3: Stale Meet 2. 3. 4; Rifle Club 1: Band 1. 2. 3: Music Festival 1.2: C.A.P.C. 3. DOROTHY NICHOLS Student Council 3. 4: Student Council Convention 3. 4: Honor Society 4: Honor Society Convention 4; Thes-nians 3. 4: Thespians Vice-President 4: Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Pep Squad Vice-President 4: Science Club 3. 4: Science Club Secretary and Treasurer 3. 4: Librarians 2. 3. 4: Girls- State 3: Band 3. 4: Music Festival 3. 4: Football Queen Attendant. 4: Class Assembly 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Plays 3. 4: Annual Staff 4; Bulldog Barks Staff 4; W.H.S. Welcoming: Committee 3. 4; Chairman 4: Glee Club 2. SHERIDAN RHOTON Baud 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4: Basketball 3. 4. Science Club 4: C.A.P.C. 3. •t; State Tourney 4: State Tourney (Tcmpe) 4: Northern Tourney (Flair! 4: Music Festival 2. 3. 4. NEIL McELHANNON Spanish Club: Student Council. JOSEPHINE MUNOZ Glee Club 3. Basketball Tournament 1: Spanish Club I. 2: Christmas Cantata 3. ROBERT PACHECO Basketball 1. 2. 3: Football Mur. “A 4. ,,B” 2: Baseball 1. 2. 4; Baseball Mgr. 3: Track 4; Key Club 3. 4; “W Club 4: Spanish Club 2: C. A. P. C. 3. Rifle Club I. JANE PROCHNOW Library 2. 4: Science Club 3: Honor Society 3. 4: Honor Society Treasurer 4: Honor Society Convention 4; Spanish Club 4—Subordiatc Sce.-Trea . 4; Junior play— stage crew 3: Senior play 4; Annual Staff 2. 4;—Asst. Business Mgr. 4: Operetta 4: WHS Welcoming Committee 4: Rifle Club 1 ; Class Treasurer 1. 2: Class Assembly 1. 2. 4: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Music Festival 2. 3. 4: Band 2: Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: Student Council 4—Convention 4; State Oratorical Contest 3. COMPLIMENTS OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. AMES BROTHERS. FORD DEALERS Page Twenty-one JENNIE REYES II t H k c t I) a 1 I Tournament. Driver Training. Senior Fifty 4. RICHARD RUBI Football 1. 2. 3. 4: baseball J. 2. I: Track 1. 2: basketball 4; Key Club 3. 4: Science Club 3. 4: Rifle Club 2: Key Club Representative to Student council 4; Annual staff 4. LUPE SANCHEZ Spanish club 4. TOMMY SANDOVAL Basketball 4. Orchestra 3. Class Assembly 4. EUSTACIO RODARTE Basketball 1. 2. 3: track I. 2. 3: C. A. I . 3; Spanish Club 2. CATHARINE ROBINSON Thespian 4: Thespian assembly 4: Class play 3. 4: Class assembly 4: Pep Sound 2. 3. 4: Olec Club 2: Science Club 4. Pep Squad Assembly 2. 3. 4. MANUEL RUIZ Football 1. 2- 3: Basketball 1: Track 2: Track Manager 3. 4: C. A. I . C. 3: Spanish Club 2. DIANA STELL Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: Sec. 4: Class Assemblies 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Plays 3. 4: Thespians 3. 4: Salad Bowl Princess 4: Football Queen Attendant 2. 4: Annual Queen 4: Student Council 2: Pep Squad Assembly 2. 3. 4. Page Twenty-two LOUISE WETZEL Glee Club ALFONSO TAMAYO KATHARINE WOODS Student Council 4: Student Body Secretary 4: Spanish Club 4: Spaniah Club Substitute Vice President t: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Music Festival 2. 3. 4. Operetta 4: State Fair 3: Honor Society 4: Convention 4. Thespians 3. 4. Thespian Assembly 4: Class Play 3. 4; Class Assembly 1. 2. 3: Librarian 2. 3. 4: Oratorical Contest 4: Annual Staff 2. 4: Senior Editor 4: Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; l'ep Squad Assembly 2. 3. 4; Christmas Contata 2. 3. 4; A Cappella Choir 3. 4. GUY WILHELM Football 3. 4: Track 2: W. Club 4; C. A. P. C. 3. 4; Meteor Staff 4. JERRY SPEARS Thespians 3. 4; C. A. P. C. 3: Key Club 4; Class Assembly 2. 3. 4: Clans Play 3. 4: Spanish Club 1; Oratorical Contest 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 3; Thespian Assembly 3. 4. HELEN WOO Student Body Secretary 3: Student Body Treasurer 4: Student Council Convention 3: Pep Squad 3. 4; Science Club 3: Honor Society 3. 4: Honor Society President 4; Girls State 3: Hulldojr Barks Editor 4; Press Convention 4: Class Vice President 2: Freshman Scholarship 1; Class Assembly 4; Librarian 3. 4. GEORGE WARNOCK Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Captain 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: W Club 2. 3. 4; Science Club 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4. LOIS ZAHNLEY Student Council 1. 2. 3. Student Council Convention 3: Class Secretary 1: Chorus 1. 4: Music Festival 1. 4: Meteor Staff 1. 2. 3. 4: Meteor Kditor 4. Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: Pep Squad President 4: Class Plays 3. 4: Class Assemblies 1. 2. 3: Thespians 3. 4: Thespians Treasurer I: Football Queen 4: Bulldoj: Barks 4: Operetta Crew 4. COMPLIMENTS OF W. BOW GROCERY AND MARKET. BERT HAWKINS TEXACO SUPER SERVICE STATION. CENTRAL DRUG CO.. RIALTO THEATER Page Twenty-three President Vice-President Secret a iff Treasurer BERT RHOTON FRANK SANTESTEVAN LORRAINE SCOTT 7.E ORA MUNROE Buster “Tiro Tone Doth irith the hole in Oh-h-h Bobby her head (JlOUOXS. The Class of ’51 entered Junior High in 1945. We worked hard and won second place in the Rumpus Parade for our floats in both the 7th and 8th grades. On May 23, 1947, we graduated from Junior High. We entered High School in September, 1947. We built the W’s for the football rallies and helped in the Bulldog Rumpus. Again we won second place for our float ‘Winter Wonderland’. We put on the annual Freshman Assembly and helped the Juniors with the Junior-Freshman Dance. As Sophomores we gave our Sophomore Assembly and with the Seniors put on the Senior-Sophomore Dance. This year our ‘Circus’ float won first place in the Rumpus Parade. This year as Juniors we put on the Junior Assembly and with the aid of the Freshmen, the Junior-Freshman Dance. Our theme, “Harvest Moon,” turned out very pretty. Our Junior Play, “Just Ducky,” was a huge success. The Junior Prom was presented in April, which was a big success. Page Twen ty-four TERRY ALLEN “Ozzic” SAI)1 AMI CLEVE BARBER “O i You Kid” BARBARA BARNER “Leys” ANNIE BEALEIt ‘Quiet Hack Staye LOU ANN BEIGEL “Tuppy Lon JANE BLUMLEIN “Cowgirl? ft” LYLE BOWLER Don't try so hard you way succeed WILMA BURGESS “Waddle Like A Duck RUTH CANDELARIA Rudy” COMPLIMENTS OP ELITE CLEANERS. STARR JEWELERS. OLDS BROTHERS Page Twenty-five EUSIBBO CHAVEZ Oh. I’m A Qay Caballero” CAROLE CLARK The census embraces 50 million men. 1 wish I were census.” ELAINE CULLUM A fair huntress whose prey is Bert.” MARY JO DONALDSON Oh Marvin My Boy” DOXEY EATON Sox” PAT EVANS “Just call me anything but ’Pot'” PAT FITZGERALD Johnny’s My Man” BERNITA FREDRICKS NELENE FREEMAN 1 don’t believe i« love at first sight. I take a second look” KENNETH FULLER Bubbles” Page Twenty-six ED GOODMAN “An innocent LOO K-I NO bon with innocent LOOKING wavs.” GWEN GORDON “There went the bride” WILLIAM HANNAH “He knows his basketball JEAN HANSEN “ i ness I know what I’m doing ANDY HERNANDEZ ‘••Si Si’ Senorita” EDDIE HORN Let’s go to Flag BILL ILER “Nothin GAIL INGLEDEW “Anchors A weigh BILLY KEATON “Casanova WESLEY KLEIN WORTH “TAME Driver COMPLIMENTS OF FASHION SHOPPE. THUNDERBIRD TRADING POST. BUCKLEY S BOOTERY. NATIONAL CAFE Page Twenty-seven BRYON McGOUGH Me Goo” MAXINE McLAUGHIN “Blondie” HAROLD MeKERNAN Ah Mr. Hopson” WOODINE MITCHELL At the tidies—remember—Mitchell's Hear” GEORGIA NAGEL Now stop. Horry. I'm bashful” P. R. NEEL Oh. these fickle and ch a n yea hie J i rls” TERRY NEWMAN ‘7 don know” GLENNA OLMSTED Honey Chile” LOU ANN OWENS I always did like Texas” Page Twenty-eight BARBARA OXLEY “K n } 0 y yourself, it's later than you think” JERRY PARSONS Hi. Honey” JOHN PAUL “ guess we all can't be good-looking” BOB PETERSON “Love that gal” CHARLES PI LON “Chuck” NORA RAMIREZ Can you speak Latin?” ANNA LOU RAMSEY “I'm Flying High” CHARLES REYNOLDS “Moose' MERLENE ROBB “It's not the men in my life, it's the life in my men. ALFRED ROSS “Han't you just love red hair?” Pane Twenty-nine FRED RUB I “Darte FREDDIE SUGHRUE Dancing on the Highway INEZ RUBI ‘ COMES to School EVA POHUMA 0. K. Throw me the basketball SCOTT IE RUTH “Silence is Golden TONEY SANCHEZ “W. . S. Crooner HUBERT SNELL “HUB IE EMOGENE TRAMMELL “1 know shorthand DO PAWNEE STEWART “Squaw OLIVER WATSON “Sonny Page Thirty QtLx £ uncoil Evelyn Alarid LeRoy Ashenfelter Gordon Campbell Jack Blumlein Frede Castleberry Sam Chiaramonte Bill Church Carl Clark Jack Cooka Pete Madrid Ura McAdams Maxine Mier Angelina Ramirez Gonzalo Ramirez Daniel Rodriquez Beatrice Chavez Patsy Gibson Sara Marquez Consuelo Munoz Oriole Newman Josephine Orosco Paul Rubi Jennie Salinas Margaret Sanchez Viola Sanchez Carol Smith Laura Smith Earl Spurgeon Pete Van Albert Young Monte Walters Page Thirty-one JUNIOR SNAPSHOTS Pane Thirty-two DUDLEY MACK President WALTER COX Vice-President JANIE SEVERSON Secretary NORMA JEAN MacLEAN Treasurer 'iomori£± We, the members of the Sophomore class, look fondly upon the memories of the past four years in Winslow High School. During this time, we have learned what it means to be a part of high school life, and to participate in the activities required by such a position. While seventh graders, we tried to make ourselves as inconspicuous as possible as we learned “the ropes.” As high and mighty eighth graders, our ambitions were quickened by the thought of high school life just beyond. In May, 1948, we took the spot-light with our induction into W.H.S. Freshmen at last, and while being considered “green” by the upper-classmen, we built the traditional “W’s” for the rallies. Moreover, we joined the Juniors in staging the Junior-Freshmen Dance. Now, as Sophomores, we have been in the middle of things: athletics, Bulldog Rumpus, school clubs, chorus, and the annual Senior-Sophomore Dance. We are looking forward to our Junior year and its outstanding event, the Prom, to our Senior year which will not be finis, but only the end of Volume One of our lives and education. COMPLIMENTS OF NAVAJO MOTORS. RAY CURRY. SHELL OIL DISTRIBUTOR. DAZE TRANSFER. PRUETTS HDWR. Page Thirty-three BARBARA SARA JANE BERYL JANET BILL ARAGON BEGAY BURT BUSH CEBALLOS NANCY PARTICIA ROBERT ROBERT COOPER CESAR CHAVEZ CLARK CLUBBS COOATA GEORGE THOMAS ELDRENA NELSON PHYLISS CREEL DUNN FARR GOLDSBERRY GOULD WILY A DALE NIXIE CAROLYN BOBBY JO HALE HANCOCK HANCOCK HEBBARD HENDRY Page Thirty-four HERMAN KRAUEL BILLY MEIKLE NANCY PENNINGTON PAT SORENSON SALLY LOFGREEN VALDEN MILLER GENE PISEL JANELLE SPIVEY MOLLY MARTINEZ GARLAND MOORE WILMETH PROFITT GEORGE STEGMEIR BOBBIE McFarland MINA NICHOLS FAYE RUTH CAROLINE TAYLOR NEIL McNABB TOMMY O’CONNELL DULCINIA SANCHEZ REYES ANN TOYA Page Thirty-five LUCILLE HERRERA WANDA HIGBEE GLENN HOFFMAN LYLE JENKINS BERNARD KENNA DONALD WETZEL DEWAYNE WHEELER CLARA WILLIAM CURRY WOO BETTY YOUNG SHIRLEY MORGAN DOROTHY STROMBERG ROBERT Z ISM ANN Page Thirty-six Gtn x Solihomors.± Jerry Blumlein Annabell Paisano Jimmy Calhoon Gabrile Paisano Ralph Chavez Paul Perea Pat Childers Isabel Reyes Della Estudillo Arthur Rubi Sally Florez Felicia Ruiz Sally Gallegos Annie Sanchez Francis Garcia Reina Sanchez John Gonzales Robert Sandoval Audine Hodge Rita Santistevan Charles Irwin Rosaline Scott Monty Krebs Harry Shadoan Theresa Martinez Bernard Siow Barbara Maule Francis Smith Cruz Olaque Irene Taylor Eva Ornalas Billy Chamema Harvey Tewanema Alfonso Valverde Page Thirty-seven Page Thirty-eight. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer JOHNNY SCOTT BILLY WATSON SHIRLEY BARNER MARY BEALER lEinnizn We came to Winslow Junior High School in 1947 as seventh graders. That year our greatest accomplishment was learning how to open lockers. The next year we became superior eighth graders. We were then head class of the junior high and could push the little seventh graders around. We had an active class that year and put more money in the junior high treasury than any class had for five years. We were inducted into the high school on May 27, 1949, with high hopes and big ideas. We were taken down a notch the following September when we started school as “green” freshmen. We built the “W’s” for all the football rallies and were lucky enough to have them burn. We put on our freshmen assembly and took part in the Junior-Freshmen Dance. Like most things sponsored by the class of “53” they were huge successes. Now our first year in Winslow High School is over and we are looking forward to our next three years. We know we are going to have fun even if our gay days as freshmen can’t be lived over. irty-nine COMPLIMENTS OF DR. HARRY SIMMONS. DR. C. H. PETERSON. CHESTER SHARAR. EDNA COMBS. MAID-RITE PLAYHOUSE. TRIANGLE GROCERY. CHIEF JOE BARBARA ACREE CAROL ANDERSON POLLYANN BAKER BETTY LOU BARBER BILL BASSET GEORGE BATES JUNE BATHKE ELFREIDA BECKMAN WILLIE BLANCO JIM BOYLE JACQUELYN CAMPBELL RICHARD CA'VI NESS ROBERT CHACON ONEITA CLIFFORD MARIE DANIEL CAROL DELCOUR TOMMY DENNY DONALD DICKSON NELLIE DAVENPORT MART DONNELLY Page Forty DOROTHEA JIMMY BILLY KAY JO ANNE EASLEY ELLIS ELZEY EMIG GREEN ELLA RAYE DICKIE GORDON JOYCE MARY GREGORY HANNO HANSEN HARDY HARVELL DIANA RICHARD MARILYN DORINE BOBBY JO HEARD HIGHLAND HENDRY HOLLINGSWORTH HOWINGTON ELEANOR LOIS JEAN SHIRLEY 1LA JEAN NORMA JONES KREBS LAUR LEAVERTON LOCKWOOD Page Forty-one BOB MAG BY RYDEN MITCHELL JOHN SPEAKS BETTY JEAN VIGIL Page Forty-two ANSELMA BOB BILL BARBARA LOPEZ Mac LEAN LEONARD McNEIL DAVID BILLY WANDA WOMEDA MAGEE MEAD METZGER MILLER DONALD CLYDINE BARNEY LUCY MONTOYA RHOTON ROE S ANTI STEVEN MARGARET JO ANN DAVID MABEL STEGMEIR SUMNER TAYLOR TURNER COMPLIMENTS OF BUS MEAD. REALTOR. ALL LINES OF INSURANCE WALTER ROBINSON HELEN WETZEL COthzi Jzzi.hmzn Peter Andrade Harold Argetsinger Clarence Blanco Gloria Mier Marlene Miller Consuelo Molina Franklin Carrillo John Casey Alice Chacon Joe Molina Gregerio Moncoya Jennie Montoya Tillie Duran Lloyd Fredericks Donald Freeman Eleanore Pacheco Fred Padilla Donald Patterson Delores Gallegos Frances Garcia Vennie Gonzales Rachell Ramirez Freddie Rodriquez Liandro Romo William Gonzales Robert Guerrero Lucy Gutierrez Ray Rubi Delia Ruiz Amada Sanchez Raymond Gutierrez Andrea Hernandez Johnnie Marie Hightower Dean Schroeder Margaret Spurgeon Frank Stell Dixie Kelley Monico Marquez Chuch Mathews Alice Valverde George Wilhelm Robert Zubia Page Forty-three Page Forty-four MAYBt Wt?Ll PV)LL V35 CWtR. JUNIOR - HIGH Page Forty-five PAUL McCORMICK and SHIRLEY JENNINGS These two 8th grade students were chosen by their classmates consisting of two hundred and forty Seventh and Eighth grade pupils as the Junior High Annual King and Queen. Paul McCormick is a popular, blond, athlete and honor roll student. Shirley Jennings won the approval of her classmates with her good looks, bright smile, and friendly manner. Page Forty-six Front Row: I). Smith. L. Hoffman. N. Nichols, A. Padilla. E. Brown. E. Jones. P. Donnelly, J. McCul- lough, S. Daniel, D. Kimbler, H. Murray. Hack Row: W. Woo. J. Stewart. I). Mathews. G. Williams. P. McCormick. Mr. Gardner. J. McNelly W. Greer, R. Barber, J. Rubi, D. Hockenberry. C[unioi dounciC We the class of “54” entered junior high in Sept., 1048, as seventh graders. That year was full of new things such as locker opening, concessions in the Rumpus, and a float in the annual Rumpus parade. This year we became the high and mighty eighth graders. We entered two floats in the Homecoming Parade and we had several concessions in the Rumpus. Several other things of importance took place this year such as the Junior High Tournament and the Junior High Dime Dance. We are looking forward to our four years in high school and we know we will enjoy them as much as we did our years in junior high. Page Forty-seven Riu-k Row: B. Martinez. B. Curnutte. G. Gonzales. B. Harvell. C. Hamm. U. Bocnran. Third Row: K. Whitney. M. Hadley. S. Jcnnfnira. E. Perkins. E. Sherman. M. WlUmunder. C. Dominirucz. M. Lucero. P. McCormick. A. DeMeo. Mum I'alne. Second Row: B. Ingles. P. Donnelly. V. Virgil S. Chavez. M. Pclton. B. Smith. P. Whitfield. G. Lee. M. Goldsborry. V. Kyeero. N. Rubio. M. Gutierrez. Front Row: B. Culley. T. Padilla. S. Smith. M. Hayes. R. Candelaria. R. Rupe. Front Row: L. Ribera. L. Salazar. A. Padilla. A. Sanchez. J. Manning. M. Chacon. C. Borunda, J. Gonzales. M. Casey, X. Casncr. S. Smith. Second Row: J. it ho ton. K. Crutchfield. R. Madrid. E. Sena K. Wetzel. R. Chavez. F. Baca. It. Valenzuela. A. Ybarra. Mr. Gardner. Back Row: C. Richards. K. Crawley. F. Guerrero. M. Hitches. G. itoubison. G. Williams. B. Sparks. C. Baker. C. Xamoki. Page Forty-eight Front Row: M. Luna. C. Starr. L. Loueks. M. Garcia. R. Miller. W. Greer. Second Row: K. Allen. K. Ruiz. S. ArchibcQUe. S. Smith. G. Smith. R. Kirkland. J Church. L. Hoffman. P. Elledye. N Nichols. E. Jones. T. Haukaas. Third Row: S. Rubio. I . Sanchez. C. Chavez. R. Montoya. S. Holt. K. Romero. G. Cook a. A. Carrillo. .Mrs. Gi|«on. Fourth Row: F. Morey, J. Brook . R. Ilanno. M. Ramirez. D. Sisneroz. It. Shepherd. F. Manker. L. Sandoval. R. Hensen Front Row: Maurice Pllon. Clarence Bell. Phillip Florez. Faustine Martinez. James Gallesros. Tracy Hansen. Ted Hanson. Second Row: Sarah Crozior. Vihginia Jenkins. Jeanne Wilhelm. Mary Faultier. Lorreta Hulls. Julia Garda. Martha Chavez. Mary Ryan. Joan Carter. Marjorie Dickson. Dolores Marquez. Eva Brown. Thin! Row: Floyd Abney. Victor Candelaria. Josio Baca. Rosie Sanchez. Ruby Woo. Shirley Ann West. Donna Kimbler. Verna Taylor. Jimmy Tipton. Don Clark. Mrs. Davidcon. Back Row: Alvin Montoya. Louis Ramirez. Kenneth Ahmie. Jerry Rubi. Roberta Villurino. Leroy Wilson. Adolphus Davis. Charles Jenkins. COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN LUMBER CO.. PUBLIC MARKET. LA SIESTA MOTEL NO. 1. JOHN LA ZEAR. TEXACO SERVICE Page Forty-nine First Row: A. Mlcr. M. Chavez. F. Padilla. J. Maktima. L. Piestewa. V. Lnmadofktc. B. Randolph. D. Smith. C. Clever. J. Row . H. Gordon. L. Martin. Second Row: 1 . Jones. M. Smithson. B. Uhoton. R. Mitchell. S. Travis. J. Crowley. J. Tipton. 1). Mathews. E. MacLean, E. Fanning. C. Kelly. P. Foutz. Third Row: S. Horton. J. Campbell. B. Duran. L. Namoki. «J. Reyes. S. Horton. M. Alarid. W. Cockerham Front Row: Moon. John: Hookeiibury. Donald: Hyson :. Robert-.Gonzales. Mike: Pinto. Billy: Miller. Teddy: Blumlein. Jimmy. Second Row: Barner. Emma Jean: Hale. Esther Lou: Reynolds. Joanetle: Spurgeon. Donna: Propps. Patty: McCullough. Janice: Oliver. Janice: Day. Josephine: Stock. France : Lund. Shirl: Hancock. Hal. Third Row: Winn. May. (Teacher): Kraucl. Sondra: Brown. Evelyn: Meikle. Donna; Padilla. Julia: Lucero. Della: Alvcrndo. Mary; Pruett. Norman; Bowler. John: Scott. Merle; Villaesousa. Frank. Fourth Row: Robb. Nancy: Huirhos. Ann: Ramirez. Sally: Valverdu. Delia: Shannon. Sara: Kasulaitis. Rondnld: Estudlllo. Joe: Gonzales. Bernice: Bcckncr. Kenneth. Page Fifty Front Row: (kneeling)—Solao Lopez. Glenn Olmsted. Dale Hlffbcc. Jcrrnl Stewnrt. William Gray. Walter Rubl. Second Row: Patey Odom. Joyce Eaton. Rachel Ccballos. Mary Lou Fanning. LaRue Bright. Jackie Gunn. Mary Ann Kolomitz. Glencllcn Rupe. Thirtl Row: Christine Pelper. Carolyn Bowman. Dorothy Smith. Cecelia Gutierrez. Sue Daniels. Patty Mead. Lila Duran. Beatrice Hernandez. Fourth Row: Raul Mata. Elmer Nat sc way. Mike McCninpbell. Louie Gonzales. Clifford SjK-ara. Tommy Walton. Mr. Wright. Front Row: F. Gonzales. C. Proppe. A. Parry. H. Harvey. K. Buckley. W. Hardin. J. Williams. J. Tanner. A. Donnelly. H. Murray. K. Diercka. A. Pena. S. Chiaramonte. B. Parsons. Second Row: R. Ozment. W. Maule. M. Sau«-edo. D. Carrillo. C. Ong. M. Cotton. M. Boatwright. B. Reyes, T. Armijo. M. Cooala. R. Wright. I.. Morey. Mr. Curtis. Third Row: D. Vigil. W. Singleton. M. Snnohez. C. Clark. R. Molino. J C rim min . J. LaPrade. D. Munson. E. Burke W. Woo. E. Parker. M. Baca. Page Fifty-one Front Row: S. I. Second Row: M. R. Third Row: G. Siwionw. F. Vlllawuta, R. JaramiUo. D. Leonard. A. DeWitt. L. Howard. M. Yaatcya. S. Cooper. W. Honanie. Cordova. R. Villarino. O. Bernard. R. Boyle. F. Archihooue Snkcvn. P. Kiddie. M. Ramiros. G. Pache •«. J. Serna. I. Chavez. A. McGee. R. Martinez. J. Lopez. Olniatead. J. Floret . U. Gray. J. Brown. L. Betray. Mrn. Armstrong-. Goldsberry. L. Griffin. R. Padilla. F. Chavez.W. Ozment. A. Molina. C. Meister. B. Cooper. L. Lorinjr. Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: G. Hardy. A. Vulverdc. G. Monday. M. A. Bray. M. Smith. X. J. Holm. M. Lomaintiwa. Sammons. B. Strode. T. Hernandez. R. M. Terry. H. Gordon. J. Sanchez. J. Duran, A. Puhuycava. K. Sanchez. J. Gonzales. R. Zubin. C. Hudson. G. MeHood. H. Baca. R. Tucker. R. Chavez. T. Davison. M. Hannah. C. Garcia. X. Witte. J. Schaar. S. Owens. M. Vary as. L. Purley. D. Wong. L. Wester. J Ramirez. J. Yee. R. Belton. M. Harrison. Page Fifty-two Front How: Glen Cochran. John Munson. Joan LaZear. Nina Bovd. Alice Lomahuahu. Harriot Plestowa. Ethel WiUon. Rita Shroove. Loretta Sombrero. Rosalie Lucero. Estrella Gallegos. Barbara Tauaoh. Carol Brown. Joe Frank McAdams. Second How: Wlllia Hardin. Bonifacio Padilla. Carlton Antho � v. Frances Grom. Elizabeth Priest. Carolyn MacLean. Theresa Baca. Ramona Sena. Nancy Molina. Dorrette Vigil. Frank Barrera . Royer Isaacson. Gregorior Garcia. Third Row: Mr. Lovett. Felix Ccballos. Mike Childers. James Mathews. Louis Hochnc. Lynn Quon. Louis Cordova. David Archtbcque. Francisco Mata. Ambrose Lucero. Tommy Cordova. Alfonso Sanchez. Page Fifty-three FRONT ROW: Sidney Travis, Charles Namoki. Royce Shepard. Jerry Crawley, Alex Ybarra, Ralph Miller, Ronald Barber, Walter Greer. SECOND ROW: Coach Doc” Wright, Robert Rupe, Paul McCormick, John McNelly, Bobby Boggan, Kenneth Wetzel. Adolphus Davis, Kenneth Ahmie. U H SMALL Mr. Wright coached the team to a successful season in which they won seven of nine contests. The highlight of the season was the first Northern Arizona grade school Gold Medal Tournament at Winslow on January 20 and 21. The host team won the championship by defeating St. Johns, Eagar, and Snowflake. Winslow 17 Joe City 19 Winslow _ 23 Williams 13 Winslow . 16 Williams 22 Winslow _ _ 23 St. Johns 15 Winslow 35 Eagar _ 11 Winslow 32 Snowflake 13 Winslow 34 Joe City __ _ _ 16 Winslow _ __ 23 Eagar _ _ 8 Winslow 27 Fredonia 13 COMPLIMENTS OF WINSLOW DRUG CO.. WINSLOW FURNITURE CO.. CRAWLEY.S DRIVE INN Page Fifty-four Ovy COACH EMIL NASSER Coach Nasser in his third year at Winslow again turned out a strong team of Bulldogs, which defeated every outstanding team in Northern Arizona. CAPTAIN HERBERT KELLER Keller, who was well known for his aggressive type of play, was also chosen as cocaptain. COACH JIM CURTIS Mr. Curtis, line coach for the Bulldogs, did his share in developing the strong Winslow team. CAPTAIN GEORGE WARNOCK War nock was elected cocaptain by his team mates because of his outstanding play at end. Page Fifty-six “A” SQUAD FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Joe Brady, Richard Rubi, Bill Willis, Jim Cooata, Arnold Wolfe. Tony Sanchez. Terry Newman. John Burton. Albert Greer. William Hannah. John Paul. John Brady. SECOND ROW: Pete Van. Bert Rhoton. Lyle Jenkins, Kirk Clark. Frank DeGraff. Bill Noel. Herbert Keller. Dick Bates, Frank Santistevan. Fred Rubi, Buddy Campbell. THIRD ROW: Emil Nasser. Jim MacLean, Hubert Snell. Cleve Barber. Carl Clark. Bobby Hendry. Charles Reynolds. Lee Eastman, Bill Church, Boyd Lee, George Warnock. ROBERT PACHECO Working: as manager Robert did his share in helping- the Bulldogs become an outstanding team. RICHARD FORD Richard was a hard working manager who helped the team in every possible way. Page Fifty-seven LEE BOYD CARL ALBERT JIM EASTMAN LEE CLARK GREER MacLEAN DICK GUY KIRK FRANK JOHN BATES WILHELM CLARK DeGRAFF PAUL BERT WILLIAM BILL CHARLES FRANK RHOTON HANNAH WILLIS REYNOLDS SANTISTEVAN FOOTBALL The Winslow High School Bulldogs were co-champions with Round Valley for the 1949 grid season in the Northern Arizona Conference. Both teams were charged with one loss; Winslow by a forfeit and Round Valley by a 13-7 defeat at the hands of the Bulldogs. Winslow defeated six opponents, losing only to the strong Class A Albuquerque Bulldogs in a non-conference tilt. The season was started by defeating Cathedral High of Gallup 27-13 in a nonconference game. Round Valley was the next victim which fell in a hard fought game 13-7. Winslow then invaded Kingman, returning with a 28-0 victory. A superior team from Albuquerque then gave Winslow their only defeat of the season. Next on the Bulldogs’ list was Holbrook who was beaten 19-0. Snowflake scoring in the first few plays of the game looked like a hard opponent but the Bulldogs came through with a 39-7 victory. In the Home-Coming game against COMPLIMENTS OF E. V. WESSON. HOPI HOUSE TRADING POST. DENNIS SWEENEY. WAYNE L. TROUTNER'S CLEANERS. KRAUSES DEPARTMENT STORE Page Fifty-eight JIM JOHN RICHARD BILL TONY COOATA BURTON RUBI NOEL SANCHEZ ARNOLD BUDDY FRED TERRY PETE WOLF CAMPBELL RUBI NEWMAN VAN BILL BOBBY LYLE HUBERT CLEVE CHURCH HENDRY JENKINS SNELL BARBER f 00 TflflLL C 0 N11 t l t—4-J St. Johns, the Winslow fans were not disappointed. They saw the Bulldogs dominate in a 33 to 0 contest. At the Armistice day game in Flagstaff, Coach Emil Nasser refused to endanger his players on a field flooded by melting snow, thus forfeiting the final game of the season to the Flagstaff Eagles. This forfeit is the only loss suffered by the Winslow Bulldogs from an Arizona team during the past two seasons. The Bulldogs scored 159 points to their opponents 41 in a very successful season. Winslow__________________27 Winslow__________________13 Winslow__________________28 Winslow _________________ 0 Winslow__________________19 Winslow__________________39 Winslow__________________33 Winslow__________________ 0 Gallup Cathedral High_____13 Round Valley_______________ 7 Kingman____________________ 0 Albuquerque________________14 Holbrook___________________ 0 Snowflake__________________ 7 St. Johns__________________ 0 Flagstaff ________________ 1 Page Fifty-nine Winslow lost by a forfeit. Front Row: Chari™ Pilon. Dudley Mack. Dean Sehroedor. Donald Wetzel. Guillermo Ceballoa. Harold ArsnUlncer. Paul Baahnr. Bill Gonzales. Bill Watson. Second Row: Bernard Kenna. Walter Robinson. Charlie Irwin. Dickie Caviness. Richard Healund. Clarence Blanco. Franklin Carrillo. Bobby Peterson. Paul Rubi. Curry Woo. rhiwl Row: Donald Montoya. Robert Clark. Joe Molina. Gene Pisel. Dale Hancock, Nelson Goldaberry. Oliver Watson Tommy Dunn. Herman Kraucl. Fourth Row: Coach Dm- Wright. Dicky Hanno. Walter Cox. Dewayue Wheeler. Bill Her. Garland Moore. Eddie Holm Cooper Cooat a. Pete Andrade. Raymond Gutierrez. Bob MacLean. WINSLOW SIGH SCHOOL BOLLPOPS The Bullpups of 1949 under the coaching of W. M. Wright, won two and lost two. In their first game they met with defeat at the hands of Flagstaff, which they later avenged with a 6 to 0 victory at Flagstaff. Against Holbrcok they came out with a narrow margin to win 7-6. The McNary team was victorious by a score of 18-7. Most of the Bullpups will undoubtedly see plenty of action next year on the Varsity squad. Winslow __________________7 Winslow __________________7 Winslow __________________7 Winslow___________________6 Flagstaff__________________19 Holbrook __________________ 6 McNary_____________________18 Flagstaff__________________ 0 Page Sixty Front Row: Jim Goodman. Ray Jon . Jim Cooata. Frank Ik-Graff. J.-m Bathke. Rioliard Rubi. Herbert Keller Socond Row: Sheridan R ho ton. John Paul. Kill Keaton. Albert Greer. Boyd Lot . Lyle Jenkins, Bert It hot on. Lee Eaxtman. -Mr. Lovett. V A ft SIT y flASKtTflALL The High School Varsity Basketball team won the Northern Arizona Conference with a record of fifteen conference victories and one defeat. However, the team did not fare so well in tournament play, losing out in two consecutive games in the Farmington Invitational Basketball Tournament held on January 19-21. Farmington eliminated the Bulldogs in an overtime game in the first round with the Bulldogs succumbing to Fort Wingate in the first round of the consolation bracket. In the Northern Arizona Tournament. Winslow defeated Cottonwood 40 to 39 in the first round but fell to Round Valley by a score of 40 to 49 in the second lound. After defeating Clarkdale 41 to 40. the Bulldogs were then eliminated by Holbrook by a score of 35 to 39. The Bulldogs were selected as the 16th team to participate in the class “B” Basketball Tournament at the Arizona State College in Tempo held on March 2nd. 3rd. and 4th. Here the Bulldogs were eliminated by two successive defeats at the hands of Wickenburg and Round Valley. The team scored a total of 1066 points against the opponents 993. George War nock, the 6’ 5” center, was high point man for the year with a total of 442 points. At the close of the season. Lee Eastman and Jimmy Cooata were elected Co-Captains for the 1949-50 season. COACH JAMES LOVETT. Coach Lovett developed a team in his fourth year of Varsity coaching at Winslow that was tops” in conference play but seemed unable to live up to their conference record in tournament competition. COMPLIMENTS OF STEVE HALE. NANCY WRIGHT PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY. NAVAJO AUTO SUPPLY. GRAND CAFE Page Sixty-one GEORGE ALBERT WARNOCK GREER FRANK JIM JIM DeGRAFF GOODMAN COOATA BOYD LEE LEE EASTMAN HERBERT KELLER JESS RICHARD BATHKE RUBI JOHN PAUL BERT RHOTON BILL KEATON LYLE JENKINS RAY JONES Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow Winslow 41 59 32 49 47 40 •11 37 49 31 46 4G 40 25 55 JO 53 41 3$ 45 40 40 41 35 2$ 31 Holbrook Jerome St. Johns Clnrkda!c Holbrook !•� 37 3? 47 36 Globe 44 Snowflake 35 Flagstaff St. Johns 2S Kingman 33 Seligman 29 Farmington 41 Ft. Wingate 35 Ash Fork 27 34 Round Valley 52 Flagstaff 37 Snowflake 34 Round Valley 39 Cottonwood 39 Round Valley 49 Clarkdale 40 Holbrook 39 Wickenburg 31 Round Valley 52 SHERIDAN RHOTON, Manager Northern Second Team—Frank DeGraff Honorable Mention—Lee Eastman and Albert Greer Page Sixty-two Page Sixty-three 1 510 1X51.0 rilMSLOl , lNSLOir IXSL0 Front Row: Dudley Mack, Gabriel Paisano, Byron McGough, Billy Chamema. Second Row: Nelson Goldsberry, Bernard Slow, Dale Hancock, Bill Willis, Cooper Cooata. Third Row: Coach Emil Nasser. Bill Church. Oliver Watson, William Hannah. Terry Newman, Pete Van, Guillermo Ceballos. T GAS HUS ALL Under the successful coaching of Mr. Nasser, the Winslow “B” team finished the season with thirteen victories and three defeats. On February 24 and 25, the team played at the Northern Arizona Junior Varsity Tournament at Flagstaff, defeating Kingman and Flagstaff to reach the finals where they were beaten by Holbrook. William Hannah was chosen co-captain on the first team. Pete Van was also on the first team. The Bullpups scored 514 points to the opponents 343. William Hannah was the leading scorer of the season with 118 points. Van scored 108. Winslow .................... 23 Winslow.................... 31 Winslow .................... 23 Winslow .................... 3G Winslow .................... 23 Winslow..................... 39 Winslow ................... 31 Winslow .................... 44 Winslow..................... 53 Winslow ................... 41 Winslow .................... 42 Winslow .................... 56 Winslow .................... 31 Winslow .................... 35 Holbrook ..................... 11 St. Johns .................... 35 Holbrook ..................... 24 Snowflake .................... 20 Flagstaff .................... 16 St. Johns..................... 23 Kingman ...................... 22 Williams ..................... 31 Round Valley ................. 25 Flagstaff .................... 22 Snowflake .................... 29 Kingman ...................... 21 Flagstaff .................... 21 Holbrook ..................... 43 Page Sixty-four Front Row: Billy Mead, Fred Padilla, Bob MacLean, Raymond Gutierrez, Donald Montoya, George Bate ?, Second Row: Coach James Curtis, Ray Rubi, Bill Gonzales, Liandro Romo, Joe Molina. Bill Watson, Robert Chacon. Bill Elzey, Richard Heglund. FftESHMAIl fl A S H t T B A L L The Winslow High School Freshman Basketball Team, under the direction of Coach James Curtis, had a very successful season, winning eight of the eleven games played. This year the Freshmen participated in the “B” Squad Tournament at Flagstaff where they lost to the Flagstaff “B” Squad in their first game, defeated Kingman in the consolation bracket and were then bested by Snowflake in the finals of the consolation. Fred Padilla was selected on the first team at the Tournament and Ray Gutierrez on the second team. These freshmen boys are looking forward to future competition on the Varsity. Following is the won and lost record for the year: Winslow..................... 22 Winslow ................... 36 Winslow ................... 36 Winslow ................... 36 Winslow .................... 38 Winslow ................... 38 Winslow ................... 28 Winslow ................... 2? Winslow ................... 27 Holbrook ..................... 23 Snowflake .................... 17 Flagstaff .................... 30 Williams ..................... 26 Snowflake .................... 17 Williams ..................... 18 Flagstaff B ................ 32 Kingman B” .................. 15 Snowflake “B” ................ Page Sixty-five Front Row: Hubert Snell, Tommy Sandoval, Byron McGough, Jess Bathke, Ray Jones, John Brady, Dudley Mack, Billy Miekle. Bernard Kenna, Charles Felon. Bob Peterson. Second Row: Coach Nasser. Bobby Sandoval. Gabriel Paisano, Fred Padilla. Ralph Chavez. Bill Keaton, Oliver Watson. Gene Pisel, Pete Van, Clarence Blanco, Richard Rubi, Bill Church. Back Row: Cleve Barber, Monty Krebs. Neil McKlhannon. John Paul. Frank Santisteven. Lee Eastman, Donald Montoya, Robert Pacheco, Scotty Ruth, Robert Zisnian, Fred Rubi, Bill Iler. Some fifty candidates reported to Coach Emil Nasser for the baseball season of 1950 including four lettermen from last year’s squad. Winslow opened the season with a 10 to 2 victory over Holbrook in the County Seat on March 17th and followed with a 21 to 6 victory over Snowflake on the following day. Seven games were scheduled with northern Arizona teams prior to the Baseball Tournament which was held in Winslow on April 28th and 29th. The winner of this Tournament will represent the northern conference at the state tournament on May 4th and oth at the Arizona State College in Tempe. As the Annual goes to press, prospects are bright for a successful baseball season. COMPLIMENTS OF C. D. MCCAULCY. ATTORNEY. NAGEL LUMBER CO.. DR. JAMES DICKSON. HIGH SCHOOL STORE Page Sixt'j-sh: Front Row: Manuel Ruiz. Joe Molino. Liandro Romo. Franklin Carrillo, William Hannah. Bill Noel, Charlie Reynolds. John Burton. Andy Hernandez. Second Row: Dean Schroder, Dick Caviness, John Scott, Toney Sanchez. George Stegmeir. Tommy O’Connell. Frank DeGraff, Gordon Campbell, Herbert Keller, Jimmy Cooata. Bill Willis, Kirk Cl a: k. Jack Cooka. Eddie Hohn, Paul Neal. Third Row: Harvey Tewanema, Loyd Fredricks. Jim MacLean. Walter Robinson. Ura McAdams, Dwayne Wheeler. Paul Rubi. Donald Wetzel. Cooper Cooata. Fred Castleberry. Bert Rho-ton, George Warnock, Doc’' Wright. Fourth Row: Arnold Wolfe. Raymond Gutierrez. Richard Heglund, David Taylor, Jimmy Boyle, Bill Gonzales. Chuck Mathews. Harold Argetsinger, Bill Watson, Dale Hancock, Billy Chamema. George Creel. Garland Moore. TRACK Three returning lettermen on a squad of fifty formed the nucleus for a track and field team for the 1950 season. The first meet in which the Bulldogs will participate will be held in Prescott on April 1st. Other meets will include the Arizona Relays on April 15th, the Holbrook Relays on April 15th, and the Winslow Invitational Track and Field Meet to be held on April 29th. During the 1949 season, Winslow tied for second place in the State Track and Field meet at the University of Arizona. Prospects are again bright for a successful season for Coach W. M. “Doc” Wright and his thinclads. Page Sixty-seven FOOTBALL KING BILLIE NOEL AND QUEEN LOIS ZAIINLEY With Attendants Boyd Lee and Dorothy Nichols Herbert Keller and Pat Ingels Kirk Clark and Diana Stell ancjust The Annual Football Banquet was held November 21, 1949, at the Elks Lodge. The menu was prepared by the Elk’s chef. W. M. Wright was master of ceremonies. Speakers of the evening included “Jiggs” Insley from Flagstaff, Superintendent R. E. Booth, Jim Curtis, Jim Lovett, and Coach Emil Nasser, who awarded athletic letters to 33 desiring boys. Billy Noel and Lois Zahnley as football king and queen expressed their appreciation to the boys for the honor given them. The table decorations were done by enterprising Pep Squad girls who put up tiny goal posts at the ends of the tables and placed at intervals ribbon yard lines giving the effect of football fields. The place cards consisted of small football shoes, jerseys, with each boys number on it, and football helmets. On the table was the gold football trophy. Immediately after the banquet the Elks held a dance for the teenagers. COMPLIMENTS OF VALLEY NATIONAL BANK Page Sixty-eight Page Sixty-nine Front Row: Donna Kimbler. Carolyn Hebbard, Nelene Freeman, Woodine Mitchell, Jane Prochnow, Dorothy Nichols. Lois Zahnley. Katherine Woods, Clydine Rhoton. Wilva Jo Hale, Patti Grove. Jerri Hitchcock. Rack Row: Mr. Booth. Guy Wilhelm, Joe Chavez, Fred Sughrue, Richard Ford. Rob Peterson. Richard Rubi, Ed Goodman. ANNUAL STAFF LOIS ZAHNLEY Editor___________________ Associate Editor_________ Business Editor__________ Associate Business Editor Senior Editor____________ Junior Editor____________ Assistant Junior Editor __ Sophomore Editor_________ Freshman Editor__________ Junior High Editor_______ Sports Editor____________ Assistant Sports Editor__ Art Editor_______________ Assistant Art Editor_____ Typists 1 Photographers ____Lois Zahnley ____Lee Eastman _I)orothy Nichols __Jane Prochnow Katharine Woods Woodine Mitchell -Nelene Freeman —Wilva Jo Hale _-Clydine Rhoton _-Donna Kimbler ---Richard Rubi ..Lobby Peterson ------Joe Chavez ____Guy Wilhelm _.Jerri Hitchcock _____Patti Grove .Freddie Sughrue ___Richard Ford ____Ed Goodman Page Seventy LEE EASTMAN DOROTHY NICHOLS JANE PROCHNOW KATHARINE WOODS WOODINE MITCHELL NELENE WILVA JO CLYDINE RICHARD BOBBY FREEMAN HALE RHOTON RUBI PETERSON JOE CHAVEZ GUY WILHELM PAT JERRI GROVE HITCHCOCK FREDDIE SUGHRUE RICHARD ED. FORD GOODMAN Page Seventy-one First Row: Carol Doonan. Dorothy Nichols. Helen Woo, Mina Nichols, Joan Mac Lean, Delbert a Raker. Katharine Woods, Jane Prochnow, Marie Daniels, Clydine Rhoton. Barbara Oxley. Second Row: Billv Bassett, Garland Moore. Paul McCormick. Jimmie Cooata. Herbert Keller. Neil Me-Elhannon. Boyd I � e. John Paul. Dick Bates. Bill Willis. Ray Jones, Darrel Bashor, Richard Rubi, W. W. Armstrong. WINSLOW HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council has been very active during the current school year, sponsoring several dances after football games in the fall, making all arrangements for the home-coming game parade and dance, and also handling all details in connection with the Bulldog Rumpus. This year, the Council also sold small Bulldog pins and WHS pennants in the High School. The Council has endeavored to promote better relationships between the Winslow High School and the other high schools by appointing a welcoming committee for each interscholastic event. This committee welcomes the visiting contestants and endeavors to see that they are supplied with anything needed for their comfort and convenience while visiting our school. Five delegates attended the State Convention of Student Body Officers including Boyd Lee, president; John Paul, Darrel Bashor, Jane Prochnow, and Dorothy Nichols. Much of the success of the Council has been due to the efforts of the sponsor, Mr. W. W. Armstrong, and the following class officers: President_______________Boyd Lee Vice-President_____Jimmie Cooata Secretary______________Katharine Woods Treasurer______________Helen Woo Cheer Leader________Carol Doonan Page Seventy-two First Row: Jane Prochnow, Helen Woo, Dorothy Nichols. Joanne Lancaster. Nancy Ma.tin. Katharine Woods. Jerri Hitchcock. Patti Grove, Miss Verla Oare. Second Row: Bill Willis, Albert Greer. Boyd Lee. Bobby Peterson. HONOR SOCIETY After having been a local honor society for twelve years, the Winslow Chapter was granted a charter in the National Honor Society in 1946. Since that time 55 Winslow high school students have become members of the National organization. On December 13. 1949. the following members were inducted at the annual induction assembly: K. Woods. A. Greer. N. Ma:tin, P. Grove. I). Nichols. J. A. Lancaster. B. Peterson. B. Willis. K. Ricks, and C. Swann. Reverend Dwight Burkham was the speaker. The group is proud of this year’s achievements. Early in the school year, having received money by the selling of school pennants, the society sent a gift of $20 to Betty Tillman, a member of the Senior class, who had been striken with polio. The 3rd place award to the best float in the Homecoming parade was awarded to the society. As an added service to the school, a festive spirit was created during the Christmas holiday season. The members surprised the faculty and student body by placing gay Christmas wreaths, which they had made, throughout the building during the week before the Christmas vacation. A tree was also placed in the main entrance for all to enjoy. In an endeavor to perform some service to the community, the society volunteered to conduct the March of Dimes campaign in the entire public school system. This was done, and the second largest contribution of any group in Winslow was collected. Officers: Secretary Jerri Hitchcock I resident ......................Helen Woo Treasurer..........................Jane Prochnow Vice-President ..................Boyd Lee Council Representative..................Nancy Stout COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES PROCHNOW. GENERAL PETROLEUM DISTRIBUTOR Pape Seventy-three First Row: Dorine Hollingsworth, Irene Morey, Wilma Hulett, Janet Bush. Elizabeth Ann Jones, Fat El ledge. Polly Ann Baker. Cecilia Borunda, Robert Sandoval. Second Row: Eleanor Allen. Nadine Nichols. Shirley West, Eva Mae Brown, Donna Kimbler. Eleanor Jones. June Bathke, Shirley Burner, Jimmy Ellis. Jerry Parsons. Joyce Manning. Nixie Hancock. Jeanne Wilhelm, Joyce Hardy. Johnny McNelly. Third Row: Ray Jones, Carol Anderson, Josie Gonzales, Martha Chacon, Virginia Jenkins, Mary Ryan, Mary Faucher, Josie Baca. Mina Nichols. Sidney Travis, Mr. Charles Stephens, Lois Krebs, Leo Sandoval. Gene Pisel, Sheridan Rhoton, Paul McCormick. OftCHSTRfl The High School Orchestra has not been active this year since there have been very few string players available for orchestra work. They will take part in the Graduation Exercises on May 25th. Page Seventy-four First Row: Diana Heard. Mina Nichols. Faye Ruth. Marie Daniels, Maxine McLaughlin. Katherine Woods, Barbara Barner, Janet Bush. Joanne Lancaster. Eldrena Farr. Wilma Hulett. Second Row: Mr. Charles Stephens. Charles Pilon. Fred Rubi, George Stegmelr, Tony Sanchez. Frank Santistevan. Jerry Parsons. Boyd Lee. John Burton. Guillermo Ceballos. Ray Jones. George Bates, Robert Chacon. Jane Prochnow. dafizCta dtioiz Approximately one hundred boys and girls have been enrolled this year in the boys’ and girls’ choruses. The A Capella Choir consists of a select group of twelve boys and twelve girls who have been meeting regularly throughout the year preparing various numbers for music concerts. The entire chorus participated in the annual Christmas Concert held on December 21st. The Operetta “Shreds and Patches” was presented by the A Cappella Choir in the High School Auditorium on March 3rd. This same Operetta was also presented in Snowflake an March 18th. Twenty boys and twenty girls selected from the chorus groups took part in the Annual Music Festival at the Arizona State College in Flagstaff on April 21st and 22nd. Page Seventy-five BOYS CHORUS First Row: Dean Schroeder, Charles Pilon, Paul Rubi, Frank Santistevan. Jerry Parsons, Tony San- chez. George Stegmeir, Carl Clark. Frank I)e Graff. Second Row: Mr. Charles Stephens. Johnny Scott. Dicky Hanno, Robert Chacon. Walter Robinson. Ray Jones, John Burton. Boyd Lee. Eddie Hohn, Bill Watson. Guillermo Ceballos. George Bates. Jane Prochnow. r GIRLS GLEE CLUB First Row: Lou Ann Beigel, Irene Taylor, Frances Smith Reyes Ann Toya. Beatrice Chavez. Eva Pohuma. Wilma Hulett. Eldrena Farr. Irene Morey, Georgia Nagel. Barbara Acree. Clara Williams. Vennie Gonzales, Alice Florez, June Bathke. Wilma Burgess. Second Row: Lucy Gutierrez. Louise Wetzel. Sara Begay. Rachel Ramirez, Dixie Kelley. Nixie Hancock. Dorothy Stromberg. Charlotte Major, Barbara Barner. Annie Bealer. Katherine Woods. Betty Barber. Janet Bush. Barbara McNeil. Ila Jean Leaverton, Carol Delcour. Joanne Lancaster, Charlotte Wilson, Joyce Hardy, Helen Wetzel. Marie Daniels. Mr. Charles Shephens. Third Row: Eleanor Pacheco. Annabel Pasiano, Hohnnie Marie Hightower, Nancy Pennington, Wanda Higbee. Mina Nichols. Barbara Oxley, Pat Chavez. Carole Clark. Ix rraine Scott. Drasine Moden, Maxine McLaughlin. Nancy Woods. Faye Ruth. Eleanor Jones, Nellie Davenport, Diana Heard. Ruth Candelaria. Shirley Barner. Molly Martinez. Dorlne Hollingsworth. Cly-dine Rhoton. Page Seventy-six First Row: Ryden Mitchell, Margaret Stegnieir. Audine Hodge. Kay Emlg, Marie Daniels. Second Row: Charles Clark. Lois Krebs. Dicky Caviness, Charles Pilon, Kenneth Ahmie, Joe Frank McAdams. Polly Ann Baker. Elizabeth Jones, Pat Elledge. Third Row: Wesley Singleton. Leo Sandoval, Gene Pisel, Ray Jones. Paul McCormick. Johnny McNellv, Catherine Borum, Nixie Hancock, Robert Sandoval. Don Clark, Jeanne Wilhelm. Joyce Hardy. Nadine Nichols. Jimmy Ellis, Jerry Parsons. Fourth Row: Glenna Olmsted. Boyd I ee. Mina Nichols. Darrel Bashor. Sidney Travis, Dorothy Nichols Nancy Pennington. Carole Anderson. Mr. Charles Stephens. iSancl The in slow High School Band has been the most active music organization in the school during the current year. They furnished music at all home football games, participated in the home-coming parade, and the Christmas parade, and played a concert in the High School Auditorium on the evening of March 29th. On March 30t n they presented one hour band concerts at the Flagstaff High School and at the Williams High School. Approximately one-half of the members of the band played their first year with the High School Band. Since there are over twenty beginners ready to take the places of the graduating seniors, the future of the band looks very bright. Page Seventy-seven PEP SQUAI) First Row: Cheerleaders. Pawnee Stewart. Pa! Ingels, Carol Doonan, Wilma Hulett, Niki Cullum Wilma Burgress. Second Row: Nancy Cesar. Reyes Ann Toya, Joanne Lancaster, Irene Morey, Lorraine Scott, Carole Clark. Dorothy Stromberg, Jane Prochnow, Dorothy Nichols. Lois Zahnley, Diana Steli. Catharine Robinson, Eldrena Farr, Delberta Baker, Beatrice Ceballos, Patricia Boring, Drasine Moden. Molly Martinez. Third Row: Nancy Pennington, Helen Woo, Iniogene Trammell, Georgia Nagel. Gail Ingledew. Glenna Olmsted, Woodine Mitchell, Barbara Oxley, Le Ora Monroe, Mary Jo Donaldson, Shirley Morgan, Sara Begay. Kathryn Woods, Lynn Lyon, Charlotte Major. Pat Sorenson. Jerri Hitchcock, Patti Grove, Lou Ann Owens, Carolyn Taylor, Josephine Orosco, Lucille Herrera. Barbara Aragon. Mina Nichols. Fourth Row: Charles Stephens, Mildred Acoya, Nelene Freeman. Phyllis Gould. Jean Hansen. Clara Williams. Cathrine Borum, Norma MacLean, Joan Macl ean, Barbara Barner, Annie Bealer, Merlene Robb. Nada Gould. Nancy Martin, Maxine McLaughlin. Janie Severson. Patricia FitzGerald, Beryl Burt, Janet Bush, Faye Ruth, Barbara Maule, Wanda Iligbee, Carol Smith. Lou Ann Beigel, Carolyn Hebbard. Officers: President_____________ Vice-President________ Secretary_____________ Treasurer_____________ Council Rep resen ta f ive Sponsor ______________ ______Lois Zahnley ___Dorothy Nichols ________Diana Stell ------Nancy Stout ____Jane Prochnow Charles S. Stephens Page Seventy-eight W. H. S. CHEERLEADERS Pawnee Stewart, Pat Ingels. Student Body Cheerleader; Carol Doonan. Wilma Hulett. Niki Cullum. Wilma Burgess. Initiation, drill formations, banquets, and dances were the highlights of the active season of the Pep Squad whose purpose is to further interest of the student body in athelic activities. A new method of determining membership was instituted this year whereby the girls who fulfill the qualifications sign their names on a special list. Seventy-five, a record number, held membership this year. The initiates must undergo an initiation unequaled by another in W. H. S. Ragged overalls, old hats and shoes, strange odors caused by cheap perfume and onions, painted faces and haggard looks compose their costume. These “rats’' create a memorable day on the school calendar. To get the girls in the “mood”, the “Superiors” held a hectic all night slumber party in the auditorium this year. Page Seventy-nine Front Row: Dorothy Nichols. Lois Zahnley, Patti Grove, Diana Stell, Beatrice Ceballos, Katharine Robinson. Katherine Woods. Dracine Moden. Jerri Hitchcock. Jane Prochnow, Tink Borum, Carol Doonan. Back Row: Ray Jones. Herb Keller, Lee Eastman. Boyd Lee, Jerry Spears, Dick Bates, Darrel Bashor, Mrs. Frances O’Sullivan. [Z (isifiian± Thespian Troope No. 336 of the Winslow Chapter of the National Thespian Society was first organized in Winslow in 1937. The National Thespian Society is an honorary organization. To qualify for membership, it is necessary to have at least ten points which are awarded to students as they qualify in dramatic work. The Society’s primary aim is to make students intelligent observers of dramatic arts. This year, Thespians gave the Christmas assembly. It included the one-act play, “Christmas Gift”, a reading by Jerry Spears, and several other numbers. In the spring, students who participated in the Senior play, “A Date With Judy”, and in the Junior play, “Just Ducky”, will be initiated. President_____________ Vice-President ________ Secretary_____________ Treasurer _____________ Council Representative Troupe Sponsor _______ ____________Jerry Spears ________Dorothy Nichols ------------Patti Grove ------------Lois Zahnley ---------Darrell Basshor Mrs. Frances O’Sullivan Page Eighty First Row: Dick Bates, Jim Cooata. Herb Keller. John Burton, Frank Santistevan, Bill Willis, Bob Peterson. Pete Van. Bill Keaton. Second Row: Jim MacLean, Terry Allen. Albert Greer. Lee Eastman. George Warnock. Boyd Lee. Lyle Jenkins, William Hannah. Terry Newman. W The “W” Club held its initiation the second semester of this year. It had 6 members returning from last year, and now has 26 members. This club was organized during the second semester of the 1931-32 school year, for Winslow High School lettermen who had proven themselves capable of filling the necessary requirements. The club has already sponsored a dance and a Faculty-vs.-Varsity basketball game. It expects to sponsor many such activities in the remaining time of the 1950 school year. President _______ Vice-President __ Secretary-------- Treasurer ------- Representative .. Seryean t-a t-A rms Sponsor _________ -----John Paul ------Boyd Lee _____Dick Bates ---Lee Eastman ____Herb Keller George Warnock ---Emil Nasser Pape Eiyhty-onc First Row: Annie Dealer, Lou Ann Owens, Irene Morey, Glenna Olmsted, Cathrine Robinson. Carolyn Hebbard. Le Ora Monroe, Maxine McLaughlin, Delberta Baker. Beatrice Ceballos, Draisine Moden, Dorothy Stromberg, Beryl Burt, Carolyn Taylor. Second Row: Carole Clark. Nancy Martin. Mina Nichols, Pat Sorenson, Dorothy Nichols. Bill Iler, Hubert Snell, Jerry Parsons. George Warnock, Boyd Lee. Jimmie Goodman, Dick Bates. Walter Cox. Bobby Peterson. Janie Severson. Faye Ruth. Third Row: Mr. Gardner. Doxy Baton, Wesley Kleinworth, Weldon Grimes. Alfonso Tamayo. Terry Allen, Norris Allen. Terry Newman, Jimmy Cooata, Freddy Castleberry, Jess Bathke, Richard Rubi. Mr. Taylor. The WHS Science Club has enjoyed a very successful year with guest speakers and visits to scientific points of interest in Winslow and vicinity. Meetings are held once each month with the programs arranged by a planning committee. The Science Club is open to all students interested in science and enrolled in the Winslow High School. It is sponsored by Mr. L. A. Taylor and Mr. C. J. Gardner. George Warnock has served as president during the current year with Jimmie Goodman as vice-president, Dorothy Nichols as secretary, and Dick Bates as Student Council representative. Page Eighty-two Front Row: Boyd Lee. Terry Newman. Robert Pacheco, Richard Rubi, Hubert Snell. Bob Peterson. Albert Greer. Bill Willis. Bill Keaton. Ray Jones. Darrel Bashor. Jerry Parsons. Richard Ford. Back Row: Cleve Barber, Bernard Kenna, George Creel, Frank Santistevan, Jerry Spears. Fred Sughrue, Eddie Hohn, Curry Woo, Walter Cox, Garland Moore. D(y CU The Key Club of W. H. S. is in its second year of activity. It is composed of boys from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes who are at least average students. The club, whose purpose is to support the school in any way, has been taking tickets at the basketball games. At the first of the season, they sold programs. Later they gave them away. • Their float entered in the Homecoming Parade tied with the Seniors for first prize. They introduced the first television to Winslow at the Bulldog Rumpus. They also had the fish pond and basketball throw. The officers for the year were: President----------------------------------------------Albert Greer Vice-President_________________________________________Bob Peterson Secretary______________________________________________Hubert Snell Page Eighty-three First Row : Harvey Tewanema, Bernard Kenna, Gene Pisel, David Taylor, Richard Caviness, Billy Leonard, Billy Bassett. Jess Bathke, Charles Pilon. Second Row: Mr. Gardner. Curry Woo, Buron McGough. Bucky Clark, Annie Bealer. Mary Bealer, Nancy Cesar. George Stegmeir. Bobby Clubbs. Bob Peterson. Billy Meikle. ctfps. cu The Winslow High School Rifle Club is affiliated with the National Organization which is sponsored by the United States Government. Guns for use of the Rifle Club are leased from the Government each year. Clyde Gardner, Junior High teacher, is sponsor of the local chapter and teaches students the proper method of handling firearms. An indoor range at the Airport is used each Saturday morning for target practice, making it possible to hold meetings in all types of weather. This year six guns have been leased so that it is possible for six students to shoot at one time. It is open to all high school students and all students interested in learning to handle firearms properly, shoot straight, and take the proper care of guns are urged to join this organization. Page Eighty-four Page Eighty-five First Row: Helen Woo, Jerri Hitchcock. Pat. FitzGerald, Dorothy Nichols, Mrs. Mary Godsell, Irene Morey, Carolyn Hebbard, Joanne Lancaster. Catherine Borum. Second Row: Theresa Martinez. Jean Hansen. Mary Bealer, Annie Bealer, Mina Nichols. Faye Ruth, Lou Ann Owens. zStuclznt J2iuxa,xian± The above group of student librarians have served the Winslow High School as librarians during the current school year. They work under the direction of Mary A. Godsell, school librarian, with two girls assigned to the library during each period of the day. These two student librarians issue books and magazines to the students, collect fines on overdue books, and check in books as they are returned. At the end of each day, one of these girls posts the library fines and turns in fines collected during the day. The student librarians are selected on the basis of scholastic average and ability to do the library work from among the many volunteers. SPANISH CLUB First Row: Jane Prochnow, Carol Smith. Nancy Cesar, Mary Jo Donaldson. Nancy Martin, Josephine Orosco, Ruth Candelaria. Jennie Salinas, Mrs. Leona Fisher. Fela Gallegos. Wanda Higbee, Jean Hansen, Beryl Burt, Draisine Moden, Delberta Baker, Beatrice Ceballos. Second Row: Andy Hernandez. Billy Chamenm. Tommy Dunn, Bernard Kenna. Alice Florez, Margaret Florez, Theresa Martinez. Gwen Gordon, Margaret Sanchez. Gloria Villaescusa. Evelyn Alarid. Georgia Mae Nagel, Pat Evans, Katherine Woods, Eusebio Chavez, Gene Pisel. Third Row: Paul Perea. Arthur Rubi, Bobby Clubbs, William Hanna. Tony Sanchez, Dale Hancock. Neil McElhatmon, Frank Santistevan. Terry Allen, Alfred Toss, Gonzalo Ramirez, Curry Woo, Daniel Rodriquez. Bobby Sandoval. St dixauto difia not The Spanish Club of Winslow High School, was organized this year by the second and third year Spanish students. The club meetings were held in the classroom every other week. During these meetings, both the business and the programs were all carried on in Spanish. The purpose of the club is to give students more practice in conversational Spanish. The club motto is “No hay atajo sin trabajo”. The club colors are red, purple, and gold, the colors of the Spanish flag, and the club flower is the red rose. The club’s activities this year included a concession in the Bulldog Rumpus of Mexican songs and dances. And on the tenth of March the Spanish club had a party in which Spanish songs and Spanish games were played. The club officers for this year were: President______________________________I_____________Frank Santistevan Vice-President___________________________________________________Nancy Martin Secretary-Treasurer___________________________________________Margaret Flores Council Representative________________________________________Delberta Baker Sponsor----------------------------------------------Mrs. Leona Fisher Page Eighty-six First Row: Molly Martinez. Nancy Pennington. Shirley Morgan, Janet Bush, Freddie Sughrue. Second Row: Mr. Charles Rapson. Jerry Blumlein, Tommy O’Connell, Pat Childers, Harold McKernan. xafipLij CtuHr The Photography Club meets every Thursday night at the high school. Their work deals completely with photography—developing, printing pictures, and close-up work. They study the make-up of the different cameras and learn how to operate them. The object of this class is to teach those who wish to learn more about photography. Page Eighty-seven First Row: Joan MacLe n. Joanne Lancaster, Helen Woo. Dorothy Nichols. Lois Zahnley. Miss Estelee Hinson. Second Row: Darrel Bashor, Albert Greer. Boyd I ee. Jerry Spears. Jimmy Cooata. Third Row: Neil Howard. Richard Ford. fouinal ±m As we all know, it is the Journalism class who works so hard in putting out the Bulldog Barks for the students. The paper covers all the events concerning school and its purpose is to develop the writing talent hidden among student groups. Many themes of different classes have been published in the school paper. With Helen Woo as editor and Miss Estelee Hinson as supervisor, many improvements have been made on the paper. The rest of the class supports them by getting in assignments and carrying out their duties in general. On November 12, 1949, Helen Woo, Joanne Lancaster, Nancy Stout, and Miss Hinson attended a Journalism Convention at Tempe. They learned several new ideas about publishing a school paper and reported that their visit was an enjoyable one. We think that the Journalism Class is to be congratulated on their immediate and complete converage of events at WHS. Page Eighty-eight DANCING DITCH DAY (2. Page Eighty-nine The good-looking: couple above, Lee Eastman and Clydine Rhoton, reigned over the annual Bulldog Rumpus held in the high school. This year’s games of chance were not held by the respective classes, but there were concessions and entertainment throughout the building. Some of the side shows were the Western night-club sponsored by the Seniors, the Spanish songs and dances by the Spanish Club, movies, fish pond, hot dog stand, and many others. The main event was the floor show. At this time, the coronation of the king and queen was held. We were honored with the hoop dance by Anthony Purley and Montoya. Joane Lancaster and Tony Sanchez, respectively, sang “Its a Big Wide Wonderful World” and “Through A Long and Sleepless Night.” The Spanish Club sang several numbers and Girl Scout Troop No. 6 did the Dance of the Cheyennes. The talent was all excellent. Other candidates for Rumpus King and Queen were John Paul, Leora Monroe, Lyle Jenkins, Mina Nichols, Bob MacLean and Lois Zahnley. COMPLIMENTS OF RALPH H. CAKE. CHEVROLET DEALER. C. R. PAULL. SUPERIOR LAUNDRY. BURNS BROTHERS. GENERAL ELECTRIC PRODUCTS Paxje Ninety P£ay The Seniors of 1950 were honored to bring to WHS on November 18, the current hit of high school plays, “A Date With Judy.” The leading parts were filled by Jerri Hitchcock as “Judy” and Herb Keller as “Oogie.” Their portrayal of these characters was so well acted that it seemed almost true-to-life. Two performances of the play were presented. One Thursday afternoon, November 17, and the last one Friday night, November 18. Both were huge successes with the hilarity of the lines rocking the auditorium with laughter. All of the cast and stage crew stated that they had loads of fun learning and practicing for the final presentation. Mrs. Frances O’Sullivan was director and supervisor of the production. There was a play party in the Home Economics room after the Friday night performance. The kids danced and ate to their hearts content. The food was supplied by the cast and the crew. 5 ZYILOX Page Ninety-one junior igqg” We, as Juniors in 1949, were proud to present as our Junior play “We Shook the Family Tree.” One of the most popular plays for high school production. This comedy was filled to the brim with laughs provided by the leading lady, Jerri Hitchcock, and the leading man, Herbert Keller, two very well qualified dramatists. � The play was directed by Mrs. Jane Cantrell, who was strict about the cast learning lines but always ready to join in when fun appeared. This year the cast and crew had their play party at the Guild Hall in the Episcopal Church. Everyone brought a date and food. They danced and just had a good time in general. The most spectacular event of the evening was a jitterbug exhibition by Miss Cartlidge, now Mrs. Crawford, and Dick Bates. Page Ninety-two Afs,ucr mnaiium The new Winslow High School Gymnasium was completed on December 19th and used throughout the basketball season of 1949-50. It has a regular size playing court, two cross courts, and will seat twelve hundred spectators at basketball games. The contract for construction of the building was awarded in May 1949 to D. O. Norton and Son Contracting Company of Phoenix, Arizona. The total contract price for the construction of the gymnasium was $189,000.00. Besides adequate facilities for school sports, it contains dressing rooms and lockers for 240 girls and 300 boys enrolled in physical education classes. Two large classrooms are provided for freshmen health classes but may also be used for other Junior-Senior High School classes. Pape Ninety-three ocv cnnsz ancz The Rainbow Dinner Dance was held on December 27, 1949. The Dinner was held at the La Posada at 6:30 followed by the Dance at the high school auditorium at 9:00. The decorations followed the color scheme of red and silver with a miniature town at the base of the auditorium. The Jones-Harrison Orchestra provided music. Everyone had an enjoyable time at this annual affair. Page Ninety-four SCHOOL CALENDAR LOR 1009-1850 SEPTEMBER 6 tli—R eg i st ration. 8th—X-Ray Unit. 16th—Played Cathedral in Football — here. 24th—Played Round Valley in Football— there. 30th—Played Round Valley in football— here. OCTOBER 1st—“B” Squad football played Flagstaff. 7th—P 1 a y e d Albuquerque in football here. 14th—Played Holbrook in football there. 12th—“B” Squad played Holbrook in football here. 21st—Played Snowflake in football here. 22nd—“B” Squad played Holbrook in football there. 27th—Speech Class Assembly. 28th—Played McNary in football here. 29th—Key Club Dance. NOVEMBER 1st—Freshman Assembly. 3rd—Coronation Pep Assembly. 4th—Home Coming, played St. Johns in football. 10th—Community Concert. 11th—Were to play Flagstaff. 18th—Senior Play. 21st—Football Banquet. 23rd—Junior-Freshman Dance. DECEMBER 2nd—Basketball opened — Played Holbrook there. 8th—Junior Assembly. 9th—Played Jerome there. 10th—Bulldog Rumpus. 13th—Honor Society Assembly. 16th—Played St. Johns there. 17th—First home game—Clarkdale. 18th—Presentation of the “Messiah.” 20th—Christmas Concert. 21st—Christmas Assembly. 22nd—Played Holbrook here. 23rd—Played Florence here. 27th—Rainbow Dinner Dance. 29th—Played Globe here. 30th—Played Snowflake there. JANUARY 6th—Played Flagstaff there. 7th—Played St. Johns here. 9th—Community Concert. 13th—Played Kingman here. 14th—Played Seligman there. 21st—Polio Dance. 23rd—Community Concert. 27th—Played Ash Fork here. 28th—Played Williams here. FEBRUARY 3rd—Played Round Valley here. Senior Class Assembly. 4th—Played Flagstaff here. Record Dance after the game. 6th-8th—Cal Chavez Art Exhibit. 10th—Played Snowflake here. 11th—Played Round Valley there. Community Concert. 16th-18th—Northern Arizona Basketball Tournament. 24th-25th—“B” Squad Tournament. 24th—Senior-Sophomore Dance. MARCH 2nd-4th—State Tournament. 3rd—Operetta. 9th—Sophomore Assembly. 17th—Pep Squad Reverse Dance. Baseball at Holbrook. 18th—Baseball with Snowflake here. 23rd—Community Concert. 24th—Junior Play. 25th—Baseball with Seligman there. Theta Rho Spring Formal. 31st—Baseball with Snowflake there. APRIL 8th—Baseball with Seligman here. 14th—Baseball with Holbrook here. 21st-22nd—Music Festival. 22nd—Baseball with Tempe here. 25th—Key Club Assembly. 28th-29th—Baseball Tournament. 29th—Winslow Invitational Track and Field Meet. MAY 4th-6th—State Track and Field Meet at Tempe. State Baseball Tournament. 12th—Senior Hop. 21 st—Baccalau reate. 22nd—Senior Class Day. 25 th—Graduation. Page Ninety-five AUTOGRAPHS The Annual Staff wishes to express their appreciation to the following business firms whose generous contributions have made this annual possible: Babbilt Bros. Trading Co. H. L. Boyd Supply Co. A. S. Glidowoll. Jeweler Navajo Music Co. Winslow Auto Supply Linda Studio Bruchman Curio Store Douglas Market La Posada Hotel Winslow General Hospital Quality Bakery Kaslnings Music Store Bus Mead, Insurance and Realty Navajo Motors Ray Curry, Shell Oil Station Daze Transfer Pruett's Hardware Steve Hale, Pharmacy Navajo Auto Supply Grand Cafe E. V. Wesson. Hopi House Trading Post Dennis Sweeney Wayne L. Troutner Krause's Dept. Store Fashion Shoppe Thunderbird Trading Post Central Drug Co. Rialto Theater Winslow Drug Co. Winslow Furniture Co. Crawley's Drive Inn Western Lumber Co. Public Market La Siesta Motel No. 1 John La Zear, Texaco Nagel Lumber Co. C. D. McCauley, Attorney Dr. James Dickson High School Store Charles Prochnow. General Petroleum Valley National Bank Chamber of Commerce Ames Brothers J. C. Penney Co. First National Insurance Northern Beverage Co. Ralph Cake, Chevrolet C. R. Pauli. Superior Laundry Burns Brothers Elite Cleaners Starr Jewelers Olds Brothers Buckley's Bootery National Cafe W. Bow Grocery Bert Hawkins, Texaco Chief Joe Dr. Harry Simmons Dr. C. H. Peterson Chester Sharar Edna Combs, Made Rite Playhouse Triangle Grocery Page Ninety-six