Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1951 volume:

Editor-BOH PETERSON Assistant Editor—YVOODINE MITCHELL Business Managcr-WILMA BURGESS I?1 Km 1 d-ontenfa Officers 1 efl to Right: Ingledew, Rhoton, Scott, Freeman, Sugltrue, Hansen, Mitchell. FRED SUCHRUE Preside tit GAIL INGLEDEW Vice President LORRAINE SCOTT Secretary WOO DINE MITCHELL Treasurer Student Council Re presen tat ives: NELENE FREEMAN JEAN HANSEN BERT RHOTON Seniors When the familiar school bell beckons th$ students of Winslow High to classes once again, we, the Seniors, shall not answer this call. Although we have had a hard time passing some of mu tests, there were the happy times that overshadowed the trying ones. Our Senior-Faculty Picnic, Senior-Sophomore Dance, Senior Hop and all the activities of graduation leave us with many fond memories. As we don our caps and gowns, although we arc-very happy on this occasion, we arc also a little sad to have to leave Winslow High School and all the wonderful times we have had during the years it has Sponsors been our Alma Mater. Left to right: Miss Xaysinith, Mr. Olmslead, Mr. Raftson. Miss Hinson. EVELYN ALARID Spanish Club 3. CLEVE BARBER Rifle Club I. 2; Science Club 3. I; Thespians 3. 4; Kev Club 3. 4; Class Plays 3. 4; Football 3. 4: Baseball Manager 3. 4. TERRY ALLEN WILMA BURGESS Football 2. 3; Basketball I; Science Club 2. 3. 4: C. A. P. C. 2. 3. 4; W. Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Kev Club 4. Class See. 2: Class IMavs 3. 4: Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4: Honor Society 4; Convention 4; Thespians 3, 4; Photography Club 2; Majorette 2: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: Meteor Business Manager 4; Convention 4; Student Council 4; Treasurer 4; Convention 4; Cheerleading Clinic 3. 4; Quill and Scroll 4. BARBARA BARNF.R Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Festival I. 2. 3. 4; Operetta 3; Class Play 4: Messiah 4: Pep Squad 2. 3. 4. ANNIE BEALER Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: Vice Pres. 4: Rifle Club I. 2. 3. 4: Science Club 2. 3. 4: I hespians 2. 4; Student Coun- il I; Honor Society 4; Convention 4; library 3. 4: Class Plays 3. 4: Chorus 3. 4; Festival 3: Operetta 3; Cantata 3; Messiah 4. JANE BI.I'MLEIN CAROLYNE CARNES Augusta. III.. 1. 2. 3: Cantata 4: Glee Club 4; Band 4. FRF.DE CASTLEBERRY EUSEBIO CHAVEZ Football I. 2. 3; Manager 4; Track Spanish Chib 3. 4. 1. 2. 3, 4; Student Council 2: Convention 2; Basketball I; W. Club 3.4; Science Club 3: Rifle Club 2. BEATRICE CHAVEZ PATRICK CHILDERS Photography Club 3. 4 Class Play 4; Spanish Club 4. BILL CHURCH Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Co-Captain 4; All-State Hon. Mention 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Track 1; Baseball Mgr. 3; W. Club 3. 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Council Rep. 4. CAROLE CLARK Glee Club I. 2. 3: Festival 2. 3; Cantata 1.2. 3: Pep Sqtiad 2. 3. 4; Science Club 3: Photography Club 4: Annual Staff 4; Convention 4; Football Queen 4; Salad Bowl Princess 4; Library 2. ELAINE CULLUM Majorette 1. 2. 4; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 3; Festival I. 2; State Fair I. 2: Class Treas. I; (dec Club I. 2. 3. 4; Football Queen Attendant 4. MARY |0 DONALDSON Spanish Club 3; Science Club 2. 3; Pep Squad 3. 4; Chorus I. 2; Cantata I. 2. IXJXEY EATON Basketball I : C. A. I C. 1. 2. S. 4; Science Club 3. PAT EVANS Honor Society -I; Thespians 3. 4; Photography Club 4; Class Vice-Pres. I; Spanish Club 3. 4; Pres. 4; Class Plays 3. 4: Girls State 3; bulldog Barks 4; Quill and Scroll 4. PAT FITZGER LD Student Council I: Choir 1; Festival I; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: Pres. 4; I hespians 3. 4; Girls State 3; Class Plays 3. 4: Annual Staff 4; Convention 4; Honor Society 4. BERNITA FREDERICKS Ganado, Aria. 1. 2; Pep Squad 3. 4; Glee Club 2. 3; Festival 2; Cantata 3. KENNETH FILLER ESPER A NZ A CON . A I.ES Band I, 2; Festival 1. 2; State Fair Sanders Ariz. I. 2. I. 2: Class Plays 3. 4: Thespians 3. 4. NELENE FREEMAN WILLIAM HANNAH Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: See. 4; Science Club 2; Class Plays 3. 4: I hespians 3. 4; Treas. 4 Annual Staff 3. 4; Student Council 4; Quill anti Scroll 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; State Track Meet 2. 3. 4; Band I. 2: Festival I. 2; State Fair I. 2: Spanish Club 3; W. Club 3. 4. JEAN HANSEN (.Ice Club 1; Cantata 1; Science Club 2; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 3: Student Council 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Library 3. 4; Quill and Scroll 4. KDD1K HOHN Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; State Meet 3. 4; Cantata 3: W. Club 4; Science Club 4: Kov Club 3. 4; Chorus 3. PATSY HOWINGTON GAIL INGLEDKW Class Vice-Pres. 4; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: Thespians 3. 4; Science Club 2; Class Plays 3. 4. EARL JONES Cave Springs, Stilwcll. Oklahoma 1, 2; Tempo 3. BILL 1LF.R BILL KEATON Rifle Club 1. 2; Science Club 2. 3. 4; C. A. P. C. 2. 3. 4; Student Council I; Thespians 3. 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Boys State 3. Football I. 2; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Award 3: W. Club 3. 4; Key Club 2. 3. 4: See Trcas. 4; Science Club 4; Pres. 4; Rifle Club 4: Thespians 4; Honor Society 4; Convention 4; Annual Staff 4; Convention 4; Bovs State 3: Class Play 4. WESLEY KLEIN WORTH Band I: C. A. P. 2. 3. 4: Football 3; Science Club 3. 4. HAROLD McKERNAX Photography Club 3: Basketball 2. BYRON MeGOUGH Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Rifle Club 2. 3. I; C. A. P. C. 2: Science 2: Bulbing Barks 4. NANCY MARTIN Student Council 4; .Secretary 4; Convention 4; Thespians 3. 4; See. 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Pres. 4: Convention 3. 4; Annual Staff 4: Convention 4; Spanish Club 3: Yicc-Pres. 3; Class Plays 3. 4; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Rifle Club I; Science Club 2. 3: Freshman Scholarship. maxine McLaughlin Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Science Club 2. 3: Class Play 3: Bulldog Barks 4; Festival 2. 3. 4; Operetta 3: Cantata 2. 3; Messiah 4: Choir 2. 3. PETE MADRID Football I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2: Baseball I. 2: Track 3. 4; Science Club 4. SARA MARQUEZ Spanish Club 4: Photography Club MAXINE MIER Spanish Club 4. WOOD1NE MITCHEI.L Librarian I; Science Club 2; Rifle Club 2: l’cp Squad 3. I: I hespians 3. I: Annual Staff I. 2, 3. 4: Associate Editor 4; Convention 4; Class Plays 3. 4; Messiah 3; Class I'rcas. 4; Quill and Scroll 4. GEORGIA MAE NAGEL Pep Squad 3. 4; Science Club 3, 4 Class Plays 3. 4; bulldog barks 4 Spanish Club 3: Chorus 1, 3, 4 Cantata 3. LE ORA MUNROE Glee Club I; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Treas. 4: Class I'rcas. 3: Science Club 3. 4: Set. 4: Rumpus Queen Attendant 3: Class Plays 3. 4; Meteor Staff 4: Convention 4; Meteor Queen 4; Library 4. TERRY NEWMAN Football 1. 2. 3. 4; basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Track I. 2: Student Council I. 2. 3. 4; Convention 2; Student body Vice-Pres. 4; V. Club 3. 4; Pres. 4; Key Club 2. 3. 4; Vice Pres. 4: Science Club 2. 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; Convention 4. RDEANE NOEL Concord. Calif. 1.2. 3; Glee Club 4. GLENNA OLMSTEAD Majorette I, 2. 3. 4: Honor Society 4; (.iris State 3: Class Plays 3. 4; band I. 2. 3. 1; Glee Club 1. 2; Festival 1. 2; Science Club 2. 3. 4; State Fair I. 2. 4; bulldog barks 4; I hespians 3. 4; Cantata I. 2; Librarian 4; Pep Squad 3. 4; Quill and Scroll 4. JOSEPHINE OROSCO Pep Squad 3. 4; Spanish Club 3. 4 Photography Club 4; Class Play 4. LOi; ANN OWENS Library 2. 3; Rifle Club 1. 2; See. 2; Science Club 2. 3. 4; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; Convention 4; Student Council 4; Class Plays 3. 4; C.lcc Club I. 2. 4; Festival I; Cantata 2; Messiah 4. BARBARA OXLEY Rifle Club I: Student Council 2. 3: Convention 3; Photography Cluh •I: Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Glee Cluh I. 2. 3; Festival 2; Cantata 2. 3; Annual Staff 4: Convention I Library 2. JERRY PARSONS Band I. 2. 3: State Fair 1. 2: Festival I. 2. 3: Chorus I. 2. 3; Thespians 3. 4; Yicc-Pres. 4; Science Cluh 2. 3. 4; Boys State 3; Bulldog Barks 2; Editor 4; Key Cluh 2. 3, 4; Class Play 3: Quill and Scroll 4. JOHN PAUL Class President 2: Student Council 3. 4; Convention 3. 4; Student Body President 4; V. Cluh 3. 4: Pres. 3; Rifle Cluh 2: Annual King 4; Football I. 2. 3. 4; All State Second Team 4; Basketball I, 2. 3, 4; Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Captain 3. BOB PE I F.RSON Rifle Cluh 1. 2. 3. 4; Vice-Pres. I. 2: Pres. 3. : Science Cluh 2. 3. 4; Vice- Pres. 3; Annual Staff 3. 4; Editor 4; Key Cluh 2. 3. 4: Vice-Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Honor Society 3. 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Convention 4; Baseball 3; W. Cluh 3. 4; Trcas. 4; Basketball I; Boys Stale 3; School Key 4; nnual Convention 4; Class Plays 3. 4; Football 3; Quill and Scroll 4. KVA POIU MA ANGELINA RAMIREZ Pep Squad 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Clec Cluh 3. Band I; Chorus I. 2; Class Play 3; Photography Club 4; Bulldog Barks 4: Quill and Scroll 4. CHARLES PI LON Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; Rifle Cluh 1. 2. 3. 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Festival 1. 2. 3. 4; Cantata I. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 3. 4; Orchestra 1. 2. 3: C. A. P. C. 2, 3. 4; State Fair 1.2; Thespians 3. 4; Basketball 1; Class Plays 3. 4: W. Club GONZALO RAMIREZ Spanish Club 3; C. A. P. C. 2. 4; Track 4. NORA RAMIREZ Rifle Club 4: Photography Club 3. ANNA I.OU RAMSEY C. A. P. C. 3; Cantata I. 4; Spanish Club 4. CHARLES REYNOLDS Football I. 2. 3. 4; All Northern Honorable Mention 3; basketball 1; Track I, 3. 4. KEN RICKS band I. 2: basketball 1: Football 2. 3: Honor Society 3. 4: Convention 4: Student Council 4: Convention 4: Science Club 3. 4; Key Club 2. 3. 4. BERT RIIOTON Football 2. 3. 4; basketball 1. 2. 3 4: baseball 2; I'rack I. 3: Honor Society I; W. Club 3. 4: ( lass Pres. I 3; Student Council 4. DANIEL RODRIQl'EZ Spanish Club 3: Track 3: Football 3; C. A. I . C. 4. MERLENE RObb Thespians 3. 4; Science (dub 2. 3, •I; Rifle Club 4; Treasurer 4: Class Secretary I; ('.lass Plays 3. 4: V. F. W. Ward 3; Meteor Staff 4; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Library I. 4. FRED Rl’bl Baseball 2. 3. 4: Football 2. 3. 4; (dee Club 3. 4: Operetta 3; Festival 3. 4: Cantata 3: Key Club 2: Messiah 4: bulldog barks 4; Choir 2. 3. PAUL Rl'BI Football I. 3. 4: Basketball I. Manager 4; Track 3. 4; Manager 4; (.lee Club 2. 3. 4: Chorus 2. 3. 4: Festival 3. 4: Operetta 3: Cantata 2. 3: Messiah 4. JENXV' SAI.IXAS Spanish Club 3. 4; (.Ice Club FRANK SANTIS I FA AN Football I. 2. 3. 4; All Northern Hon. Mention 3: All Northern 4; Co-Captain 4: Baseball 1.2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 3: Pres. 3; Key Club 5; W. Club 3. 4; Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Festi val 2. 3, 4; Class Vice-1 res. 3; Bulldog Barks 4. VIOLA SANCHEZ 3. LORRAINE SCO I I (.lee Club I. 2. 3: Cantata I. 2. 3: Festival 2. 3: Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Class Plas I: Photographs 4: Annual Staff 4; Convention I: l.ihrars I; Student Council I: Class I rcas. 2; See. 3. 4. JANIE SEVERSON Glee Club I. 3: Festival I: Science Club 2. 3; Bulldog Barks 3: Cantata I; Pep Squad 2. 3: Press Convention 3: ( lass Pla 3: Oratorical Contest 2: quill and Scroll 4. HUBERT SNELL Key Club 2. 3 .4: Thespians 3. 4; Science Club 2. 3. 4: Rifle Club I. 2; Student Council 2. 4; Football I. 2. 3: Basketball I. 2; Baseball 1.2. 3. 4; ( lass Play 3; Honor Soviets I. PAWNEE STEWAR T Pep Septad 2. 3. 4; Football Queen Attendant 4: Cheerleader 2. 3: Clinic 3: (.Ice Club I. 2. 4; Annual Staff 4; Convention 4. FREDDIE SUGHRUE EMOGENE TRAMMELL Class Pres. I; Key Club 3. 4; Photo- 1 CP s I,lad -• 3- 4- graphs Club 2. 3. 4: Pres. 1: Science Club 2: Clcc Club 2; Class Plays 3. •I; Annual' Staff 3. 4. BETTY TILLMAN band I. 2. 3: Orchestra I; Festival 1. 2. 3; State Fair I. 2; Pep Squad 2. 3. PETE VAN Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2. 3. 4; W. Club 3. 4. OLIVER WATSON Football 2. 3. 4! Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; baseball 2. 3. 4; Club 4. BILL WILLIS Honor Society 3. 4; Treas. 4; Con vention 3. 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2: Chorus 1. 2; Orchestra 2; State-Fair I. 2; Festival 1. 2; Key Club 2. 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Class Plays 3. 4; Thespians 3. 4; Pres. 4: W. Club 3. 4; See. 4; Science Club 3. 4; Class Vice-Pres. 2. ARNOLD WOLFF Football I. 2. 3; basketball 1: Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Rifle Club 1. 2: W. Club 3. 4. ALBERT YOUNG band I. 2. 3. 4; C. A. I . C. 4. X ork o - .i , «� y ■Vft 'son. Officers YVALTKR COX President GARLAND MOORE I'ice President PAT SORENSON Secretary BAR BA R A VAN!)ER HEM)E N Treasurer Student Council Representatives: DUDLEY MACK ELDRENA FARR WANDA IMGBEE unior5 Class Sfunisms I.eft to right: Miss Kingsbury, Mr. Stephens, Miss Oare, Mr. Lindquist As being upperclassmen was new to us. registration iound us in a dither! But we survived the day in spile of confusing noises, scrambled schedules, and the haunts of second-hand book vendors. Soon after we got our schedules adjusted and got into the swing of things we turned our thoughts to Class offices. Under the capable direction ol mn lass olliters, the year’s activities got under way. During the year, we participated in “Rat Day”. Junior Freshmen Dance, Homecoming activities, ” V” Club initiation. Bulldog Rumpus, junior Play, and best ol all, our own Junior Prom. Regretfully the year comes to a dose, leaving in its wake, lots ol pleasant memories. BARBARA ARAGON I'd like to go to Yuma,' BERYL BURT Bur Jeanne NANCY CESAR I'm so ho red WU.TER COX I came to school Jor ail education IOM 1)1 AN He's no cat bon copy.” JERRY BLUM LEIN MCowboy GUILLERMO Cl HALLOS I.over Willie ROBER I CL1 BBS He's the quiet type. GEORGE CREEL He makes his oxen laws. ELDRENA FARR Effervescent I .ON ME FOSTER He who does not love wine, women and song, Remains a fool his whole life long. Wll.VA JO HALE That's my Speed. DALE HANCOCK Roby WANDA IHCBEE Words without wisdom. (.1 I.NN HOFFMAN Smiley Jones. PHYLLIS GOULD A good gal icith good grades. BOB HENDRY favor a five-day week end. NIXIE HANCOCK As noisy as a mouse. AT DINE HODGE I wish next year would hurry and pass. CHARLES IRWIN Charlie LYLE JENKINS “Light or small, short or tall, he sets his snare to catch them all.” MONTY KREBS “His sense of humor will surprise you.” DUDLEY MACK “How’s profits at Shotgun l.odget MOLLY MARTINEZ Twitterpated. bobbie McFarland Xeil, Max borrow your pickup ” BERNARD KENNA “Loire letters. SALLY LOFGREEX “Hello, Sally speaking. Oh. you’re not Jack, are you?” NORMA Mac LEAN “(ius-Cus THERESA MARTINEZ “Poise. Personality, and Popularity. BILLIE MEIKLE “I like the French in 'em.' GARLAND MOORE MINA NICHOLS Beardless TOM O'CONNELL “Comes lo school GENE PISEL “Play and I’ll ftlay with you. study and you'll study alone. JEAN RIGGS Baby-face ANNIE SANCHEZ “Annie, Cel your gun! Tiny NANCY PENNINGTON “Boots ISABEL REYES Watch out, I'm down here.' REIN V SANCHEZ “Mild manners and gentle heart are hers. 1)1 LC1NKA SANCItK Dulchy ROBKR'I SANDOVAI. RITA SAM IS I I VAN “If you’ve go I the money, you’ll get the music. I'A 1 SORENSON “Watch out Mailman, here I come. CKORCK S I EOMEIR “Gorgeous George CAROLINE TAYLOR (luiet Sincerity MARY ANN I |.| V It s not what a man stands for. it s what he falls for. Everyone to her own thoughts. JAYNEI.L SPIVEY Oh, goody! DOROTHY SIROMBERO “Air hound. IRENE TAYLOR The brain-trust. HARVIA I EWAN KM A He’s noisv. DEWAYNK WHEELER REYES ANN TOYA Pi-ning for Jnosey. CLARA ‘MAE WILLIAMS Can you type?” BA RBARA VAN1)ER11 El DEN A gal with a classy chassis.' The Deerslaxer” CURRY WOO Tony” ROBER I ISMANN don’t think I’m good, but what’s my opinion against a million others.’’ PHOTO PHOBICS Sadie mi Sara Jane Begay Jimmy Cal boon Billy Chaincma Ralph ('have Cooper Cooata Sally Flore Nelson Goldsbcrry I.ucile Herrera Wilincth McDavid Barbara Manic Cruz Olaque Gabriel Paisano Raul Perea Arthur Rubi Bernard Siow Earl Spurgeon Alfonso Valvcrdc Johnnie Fae Wasdon Oliver Ward Donald Wetzel Soph omores Septanl cr . . registration day and there we were signing tip as intelligent Sophomores. 'c could push the freshmen around this year; that really lifted our ego. Before the morning was over, though, we had hern deflated; it seemed there were two classes above us. , V'O. Things progressed with rapid speed. Some of the girls in our class were initiated on Rat Day and thereafter took an active part in l‘cp Squad Activities. W'c had a few honored bovs in the W Club too. In Novem-l er. we put on our school assembly which proved to lie a raving success. We were very pleased when the audience laughed at our jokes. We worried along with the other classes over our semi-final tests in January but we lived through it and our first few months of being Sophomores had a happv ending for most of us! The second .Semester went a little slower than the first one but it was none the less successful. We took part in the bulldog Rumpus and helped the Seniors put on the Senior-Sophomore Dance. They both turned out to l)C wonderful events and we were glad we had hel| cd. Although some of ns wondered alxnit it. the end of the year finally came. We were all inclined to be exceptional students, hut nevertheless we burned the midnight oil” before the final tests. I he study proved to l c .worthwhile, and most of us left our class with regret over leaving our title of Sophomore. We have pleasant memories but we know that there are lug things to come! Officers BILL WATSON President MARY BEALLR Vice President JO ANNE GREEN Secretary MARILYN HENDRY T rea surer Student Council Representatives: BETTY LOU BARBER CLYDINE RHOTON BOB MAC LEAN First row, left to right: lilt U nison, llob Mar Lean. Second rou left to right: Jo Anne Green, Mary llealer, Hetty Lou Harber, Marilyn Hendry, Clydine Hhoion. Barbara crec Carole Anderson Harold Argetsinger Betty Lou Barber Shirley Barner Billy Bassett Paul Bashor Marv Bealer Franklin Carrillo Annabel I Chavez Keith Crawley Tillie Duran Nellie Davenport Donald Dickson l.loyd Fredericks Fcla Gallegos Vennic Gonzales Bill Gonzales Jo Ann Green Raymond Gutierrez Dickie 11 anno Richard Hcglund Gordon Hansen Lucy Gutierrez Dorinc Hollingsworth Mary Harvcll Diana Heard Marilyn Hendry Andrea Hernandez Virginia Hernandez Johnnie Marie Hightower Bobhy J llowington Eleanor Jones Dixie Kelley Lois Gean K� el� s Billie Leonard Billie Mead Rol cua Mothcral Eva Ornelas Eleanor Pacheco Margaret Stegmier Frank Stcll David 1 aylor Charlotte Wilson Alice Yalverde Hilly Tccklenlnirg Billy Watson Helen Wetzel Nancy Woods Hetty (.ail Young omored Hilly Kl cy John (ion ales Robert (.iicrrcro Hol Mac I .can David Magee Monico Marcpie Joe Molina Fred Padilla Donald Patterson Ray Rnhi Dean Schroeder RoIk-i! uhia mreAh,men OFFICERS RONDAL BARBER___________ _____________ President ELIZABE I il JONES l ice President lil. I IE INGLES Secretory JUDY CHURCH Treasurer ST I: I)E NT COUNCIL R E P R ESE NT A IIVES Paul McCormick John McNelly Ruby Woo S {ton sots Mr- Sasser. Mis. O'Sullivan, Mr. Taylor, Mrs. Crawford 1 he class of 1951 entered VV.H.S. in September with an all-time high of 110. Our numerous “privileges” as freshies included building three successful W’s. In November came Homecoming with its many festivities, in which we participated by entering a float in the parade. Our freshmen basketball team brought home the honors from the Holbrook basketball tournament in December. The male element of our class became bold and courageous at the school dances, thanks to Santa Claus, who brought them professional dancing lessons during P.E. classes. Our freshman assembly was presented during February, and was followed by a very successful showing of the freshman basketball team at the K Squad tournaments. 1 Despite spring fever and other complications of the heart, we completed our eventful year as freshmen. OFFICERS Left to right, front tow: Jones, Woo, Church, Ingles. Hack row: McXelly, McCormick, Hat her. 1. Floyd Abney 2. Kenneth Ahmic 3. Eleanor Allen 4. Stella Archibcque 5. Josic Baca 6. Rondal Barber 7. Clarence Bell 9. Jerry Brooks 10. Eva Mac Brown 11. Nora Burnam 12. Amy Ruth Carrillo 13. Jo Ann Carter 14. Marguerite Casey 15. Norcen Casner 16. Luanne Caswell 17. Martha Chacon 18. Martha Chavez 19. Judy Church 6. Marjorie Dickson 6. Pat F. I ledge 7. Mary Fauchcr 8. Hazel Foster 10. I.illian Guerrero 11. Dana Lou Glenn 12. Mona Goldsberry 18. Walter Greer 14. Kenneth Wetzel 15. Mary Gutierrez 16. Monte Hadley 17. Ted Hanson 18. Tracy Hansen 19. Ronnie llanno 1. Tressa Haukaas 2. Ruth Hcnseler 3. Lavon Hoffman 4. Shirley Holt 5. Bette Ingles 6. Charles Jcnkini 7. Virgin a Jenkins 8. Shirley Jennings 9. Elizabeth Jones 10. Donna Lee Kimbler 11. Rhcnca Kirkland 12. Frank Kleinworth 13. Gladys Ix c 14. Louis I.oncks 15. Thomas Macnnchc 16. Ted Mankcr 17. Joyce Manning 18. Dolores Marquez 19. Faustina Martinez 1. Paul McCormick 2. John McNclIy 3. Ralph Miller 4. Alvin Montoya 5. Nadine Nichols 6. Bessie Ortiz 7. Mary Ann Pclton 8. Edna Perkins 9. Maurice Pi Ion 10. Macedonia Ramirez 11. Charles Richards 12. Esther Romero 13. Elvira Ruiz 14. Robert Rupc 1.5. Johnny Russell 16. Leo Sandoval 17. Gail Smith 18. Elizabeth Ann Tecklenburg 19. Jimmie Tipton Ethel Scott Mary Toya Shirley West Mary Willmundcr Ruhy Woo Sophie Chavez Glenn Williams CAMERA SHY Peter Andrade Tommy A pod oca Fred Baca Cecilia Borunda Victor Candelaria Bill Carter Carmel Chavez Maggie Chavez Raymond Chavez Kenneth Crutchfield Adolphus Davis Phillip Florez James Gallegos Manuel Garcia Julia Garcia George Gonzales Feliciana Guerrero Bert Harvcll Marshall llaycs James Heath Violet Kyccro Shirley Laur Mary Lucero Roy Madrid Benny Martinez Ruth Montoya Thelma Pi Ion Louie Ramirez Freddie Rodriquez Gary Rouhison Jerry Rul i Philip Sanchez Rosy Sanchez Betty Sanders Barbara Smith Silvern Smith Jo Ann Sumner Verna I ay lor Viola Vigil Roltcrt Villarino Philip Weeks Jimmy Whitworth Page 56 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MR. R. E. BOOTH LOLA DAVIDSON H o in e Eco h o m i cs . . Missouri Stale College, villc. Mo. PEARL ANDERSON Mathematics Ci'inncll College, (irinncll rnixersity ot Omaha I’tmcrsitv of Coloratlo GERTRCDE CRAWFORD Social Science A.S.C.. f lagstaff. Arizona Southwestern leathers College. I rant. Oklahoma CLYDE GARDNER Mathematics, Science A.S.C.. Tcni| c. Arizona A.S.C.. Flagstaff. Arizona I'niversilv of Alabama LEONA FISHER Spanish. English I'niversilv of Oklahoma A.S.C.. Flagstaff. Arizona EDNA GIPSON Home Economics A.S.C.. Flagstaff. Xri ona Highlands I'niversilv. I as Vegas. New Mexico Page 40 MARY GODSELL English, Latin Fargo College. Fargo. North Dakota I'nivcrxily of Arizona ESTELEE HINSON English, Journalism 1’calrodv College. Nashville. I enncsscc Cniversity of Arkansas CECELIA KELLY English Midland College. Fremont. Nebraska Colorado College of Education. Circe-Icy. Colorado 1.0VICE KINGSBl’RY Commerce Morningside College. Sioux City. Iowa I’nivcrsits of Colorado O. VV. LETTS Woodworking Oshkosh leathers College. Oshkosh. Wisconsin V.S.C., Flagstaff. Xri ona Page 41 AVIS NAYSMITH Com merce t'nivcrsity of Nebraska University of Denver FRANCKS O'SULLIVAN English University of Minnesota Columbia University Northwestern University A CHARLENE ORR Physical Education Murray State College, Murray. Kentucky University of Kentucky SALLY PAINE Social Science Colorado Slate Teachers College. Gree ley, Colorado CHARLES F. STEPHENS M usic Highlands University, Las Vegas, New Mexico CHARLES M. RAPSON Biology Tcmpc. Arizona LESTER TAYLOR Science, Mathematics University of New Mexico M. W. WRIGHT Mathematics, Science A.S.C.. Tcmpe. Arizona X.S.C.. Flagstaff. Arizona WILLIAM SI RACK Machine Shop A.S.C., Flagstaff. Arizona 5LC| r The new Winslow High School Gym, completed last year, is one ol the finest in the North, with a seating capacity of 1200. The available playing floor is 4,200 square feet. The facilities provided within its 8,000 square feet of useful floor space, include 588 lockers for girls' and hoys’ Physical Education. COACHES Cl'R I IS AND NASSER Head Coach Emil Nasser and his assistant, Jim Curtis, as mentors of the 1950 football squad, completed four seasons as a coaching team at Winslow High School. I hey have an outstanding record of twenty-six wins with five losses in the four years. Of the losses, two were conference games and two were the mighty Albuquerque Bulldogs. This pair is to be highly congratulated lor the credible showing of the 1950 squad and for their fine record after four years together. They have always used a modified I -formation offense and have shown a fine working system. A very important part of the makeup of a football squad is the boys who assist the players with equipment, training, injury treatment, etc. The squad was lucky to have three hardworking managers to do these jobs; they were Frede Castleberry, senior; Curry Woo, junior; and Paul Bashor, sophomore. l-muj o« in I to right: C. Coot, to. It. Willis, P. Itubi. It. Campbell. Paul, It. Ithoton, K. Ilohn, F. Sanlislexxm. (,. Itaruer, i. Hul„. ’ Middle raw: '. Castleberry (Mgr.). O. II atson, C. Pilou. (.. Pisel, Hannah. It. Hendry, (.. huin, C. II on (Mgr.). I). IVheeler, P. Andrade, !■. Padilla. P. Pan. II. Hack row: E. Nasser (Head Coach), T. Xncman. It. Church. C. Reynolds. II. Clubbs, I). Hancock, I). Wetzel, II. Irgelsinger, A. (.oldsbeny, . !• aster. II. Htdhnsun, . Curtis (Assistant Coach). 1950 Ki(cL9i VARSITY SCHEDILE - 1950 Sept. 8 Winslow 7 Flagstaff 39 15 Winslow 13 Cathedral 22 Winslow 38 Round Valley 29 Winslow 54 Kingman () Oct. 13 Winslow 16 1 lolbrook 0 20 Winslow 39 Snowflake Nov. •1 Winslow 20 St. Johns 13 11 Winslow (i Flagstaff _ 13 SEASON RECORD: WON i and LOST 2. SCORED 223 POINTS TO OPPONENTS’ 85. Page 49 Bert Rltot«m End C.lcvc Barbel Tackle Oliver Watson End John Paul (hull lei hack William Hannah 11al I hack SEASONS SUMMARY On August 23, 1950, a mild summer morning, 101 happy Winslow High School boys were fitted out in football uniforms. Among these were 12 returning lettermcn who formed the nucleus ol the 1930 squad. The team was lucky to have the best equipment of any team in the history of W.H.S. It was also the first football team to use the dressing rooms in the new gym. After helping round the team into shape, Coaches “Doc” Wright and Jim Lovett took over the B Squad, while Jim Curtis did special work with the varsity line and Coach Nasser drilled the backs and ends and organized the team. The next week an easy 13-0 victory over the Cathedral Panthers of Gallup, New Mexico, boosted the morale ol the team. Bill Hannah, Bill Church, and John Paul led the attack. The highly improved team then went on to maul the Round Valley Elks 38-13 in the first conference game ol the season. The aggressive Bulldogs made continuous gains throughout the game, although no spectacular runs were made. Bob HcihIia Tinkle Charles Irwin Tackle Dale Hancock Center Don Wetzel 'Tackle Connie Foster Callback Ktlclic Holm Fred Ruhi Charles Reynolds' Paul Ruhi Terry Newman End (.uard Tackle (in aid End i On September 29, the fighting Bulldogs downed Kingman in a conference victory. Pete Van «| cncd that attack on the local gridiron, he ran lorlv yards to set up a 1 I)., which Hannah finished on a 20-yard run. The final score, 54-0, indicated a fast moving spectacular game. Other backficld standouts were John Paid, Bill Willis, Buddy Campbell and Conner Cooata. Next on the schedule came Holbrook and Snowflake on October 13 and 20, respectively. These two conference opponents were delicacies to the hungry Bulldogs, who rolled past the Roadrunners lb-0, and defeated Snowflake 39-7. Campbell, Paul, Hannah, and Cooata led the attack. Hobby Cbibbs Tackle IVte mlracle Half back Waller Robinson Harold rgelsingcr Nelson (.ohlsbem (inard Fullback ()nm leiback Pcic Van Halfback Hill Choreh Frank Saniistcvan Hod(l Camphcll Hill Willi Center (.mini hi II hark IIall hark AUrml'l � A scrappy St. Johns eleven proved a tough one to beat, but Winslow squeezed by 20-IS. St. Johns scored in the liist quarter. Latei Fred Rubi blocked a kick to set up our first touchdown. In the third quarter, Hannah flashed around end and sprinted 98-yards to pay dirt. But Garcia of St. Johns soon tied up the score. A short pass from Campbell to Paul, who then ran 90-yards to score, broke the tie and saved the day for the Bulldogs. Line Phmgt Charles Pilot. (’.enter I )cwaync Wheeler 7 fickle Cooper (iooata Half hark Gene Piscl C. mud Annua! Fool ball banquet Sponsored by llie F.lks Quarterback Club. On Armistice Day, King Untidy Campbell and Queen Carole Clark reigned ?'cr l™ il,nn;,al Homecoming festivities. The Bulldogs met the high scoring Flagstaff tagles on the local gridiron as the highlight of the dav. Flagstaff dropped the Bulldogs to second place in the conference by a score of 13-6 The game was hard fought, however, with neither team threatening to score in the Inst half. Burton, Valdevia, and Neal led the Eagle attack and showed one ol the finest Eagle teams in years. Bill Willis led Winslow’s offense and scored the Bulldog’s only TD, at the end of a 70-yard drive. Frank Santistevan was outstanding in line play. The fans were pleased by the hard tackling of the Bulldogs throughout the game. I he Bulldog margin of 13 first downs to 5 for the Eagles showed the hard luc k of the Bulldogs in their heartbreaking defeat. 1 he game climaxed a fine season, the team's record being six wins and two losses. This placed the Bulldogs second in the Northern Conference, towered over only by the Jerome High School Muckers. Winslow displayed its power by scoring 223 points to its opponents’ 85. 1 wenty-nine varsity men and three managers received letters at the annual Football Banquet sjxmsored by the Elk’s Quarterback Club, on December 6. frank Santistevan. Bill Church, and Buddy Campbell were chosen as captains of the 1951 squad by the members of the team. Page 53 (.cl those Eagles boys Front row, left to right: Rhoton. Reynolds. Riihi. Church. Santistevan. Hendry. Newman. Middle row: Paul. Hack row: Willis, Campbell. Hannah. _J Jonore Bttdd Gordo (liiniphell was the first Winslow Bulldog in many years to Ik- sc let ted on the first team All-State. lie won the selection wink-playing fullback, but received a hall-bad position on the honorable team. Besides this outstanding honor. Buddy was also selected as one ol the outstanding players in the Northern Con-lerence. Co-captain Campbell played first string on three varsity Bulldog squads, one ol which was State Co-champion. Frank Santistevan, vicious guard on the Bulldog squad, was selected as one of the thirty-three outstanding players in the Northern conference and also co-captain of the squad. joint Paul. Bulldog quarterback. was selected as quarterback on the second string All State team. I le was also chosen as one ol the thirty-three outstanding players in the Northern Conference. Bill Church, center ol the Bulldog line, is co-captain of the squad; he was selected as an outstanding player in the Northern conference and also received honorable mention on the All-State team. From row. left to right: R. Valcnquclo. J. Molina. I. Mankcr. R. Rul� i, C. Richards. R. Ilarl cr. K. (.rawley. I). Mack. F. Carillo. Middle row: B. Watson, X. Dunn. R. ismann. J. MrNcIlv. M. I� iIon. K. Mimic. Montova. (i. Cchallos, C. Jenkins, J. Boyle. Back row: Doe Wright. B. Tccklcnlnirg. K. Wetzel. B. Mcikle. R. Boggan. I. Ruhi. 1). Schrocdcr. I). Patterson, I). Montoya. P. Andrade. Not in picture: B. MacLcan. B. Mead. J. Cal boon. I'hc B squad is composed of freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. Coach 'Doe” Wright and his assistant, Jim Lovett, piloted the team to a successful season. Dudley Mack and John McNelly were elected as co-captains ol the group. l iie coaches gave two coveted trophies to the best blocker and the best tackier on the squad. John McNelly and Hoppy” Carrillo, rc-spcctively, received these honors. Bob Maclean was missing when the above picture was taken because he was in the hospital treating a dislocated hip that he received in the Seligman game. Bill Mead was also absent due to a broken hand. SEASON RECORD Winslow 7 Flagstaff ___ _____________7 Winslow (i Seligman __________________6 Winslow 39 Holbrook __________________0 Winslow 0 McNary__________________ 13 Winslow 28 Holbrook __________________0 Winslow 20 Flagstaff_________________(i Sdcfouad Page 56 I he Bulldogs were very fortunate this year to have a man with the basketball knowledge of Coach James P. Lovett. Mr. Lovett not only turned out a very good team this year, but he has an excellent basketball history behind him. 1 his year completed his sixth successful year of coaching at Winslow. Five of these years he has coached varsity squads, with a winning average of over 80%. Before coming to Winslow, Mr. Lovett was coach at Duncan, Arizona, where lie gained statewide prominence with his championship teams. COACH JAMES P. LOVETT I'he one that does the real work on a basketball team and is largely responsible for a team’s fitness is the manager. Paul Rubi, a patient and hardworking senior, filled this position well this year. PAUL RUBI Manager Front row: L. Foster, F. Padilla, 11. Church, C. Cooata, YV. Hannah, P. Ruhi. Standing: T. Newman, B. McCough. B. Keaton. Coach Lovett, R. Gutierrez. O. YVatson, L. Jenkins, B. kholon. THE BULLDOG SCHEDULE 1950-51 DATE OPPONENT WINSLOW Dec. 8 • Jerome 38 55 Jan. 13 Ash Fork 32 48 Dec. 9 Flagstaff 38 26 Jan. 19 Holbrook 63 35 Dec. 15 •St. Johns 31 51 Jan 20 Kingman 48 57 Dec. 16 •Holbrook 40 41 Jan. 26 Round Valley 53 54 Dec. 21 •Cottonwood 30 44 Jan. 27 •Flagstaff 36 45 Dec. 27 ▲Florence 42 35 Feb. 2 Williams 49 47 Dec. 28 ▲Globe 55 41 Feb. 3 •Scligman 44 58 Dec. 29 ▲Miami 79 32 Feb. 9 •Glarkdale 34 39 Jan. 5 Snowflake 27 59 Feb. 10 •Snowflake 32 63 Jan. 6 •Round Valley 38 53 •Home games Jan. 12 St. Johns 30 31 ▲Non-conference games. The record of M conference wins and 3 losses, placed the Bulldogs in third place in conference standing. N.A.I.A. TOURNAMENT STATE TOURNAMENT OPPONENT WINSLOW 34 Me Nary 48 62 Pima 37 Jerome 47 54 39 1 lolbrook 47 44 Chandler 27 Scligman 44 47 38 36 Glarkdale 41 49 A jo The Bulldogs also took third place in the N.A.I.A. tourney which entitled them to enter the State Tournament at Tucson. They were eliminated there in the semi-final of the consolation bracket. The team compiled a total of 250 points to 227 lor their opponents. Bert Rlioton Senior Center Oliver Watson Senior Guard Lonnie Foster Junior Forward Fred Padilla Sophomore Center Cooper Cooata junior Forward Bill Keaton (inside) Senior Guard William Hannah Senior Forward Lyle |enkins Junior Forward Ray Gutierrez Sophomore Center Byron MeGough Senior Center I erry Newman Senior Guard Bill Church (inside) Senior Guard TT5 2 195051 SCHEDULE OITONKN 1 WINSLOW Jerome 27 22 Flagstaff 25 20 St. Johns 35 42 llolhrook 34 39 Flagstaff C.Y.O. 31 45 01 Snowflake- 40 Round Valley 25 4 7 St. Johns 30 47 Hopi High Varsity •IS t 8 Holbrook 23 41 Hopi High Varsity 50 44 50 Round Valley 57 Flagstaff 4C� 37 Williams 33 02 Winslow Freshman 31 34 McNary 30 41 Snowflake 37 1 OIJRNAMKNT 40 Snowflake 59 40 Winslow Freshman 30 42 Flagstaff r.i 50 Coached by Emil Nasser, the , B” squad turned in a very successful season this year, compiling a record of M wins and 3 losses. They had an average of 1 .5 points per game to their opponents 37.5. For the third straight year they won runner up spot in the Third Annual “B“ Squad Tournament, held at Flagstaff. Dudley Mack was elected co-captain of the squad and named on the Junior Varsity First String Tournament Team. Dale Hancock was elected the other co-captain. From row. left to right: I). Sehroedcr. K. Crawley. IX Magee. I.. Fredericks. R. Cavincss. Standing, left to right: G. Bates. B. F.lzey, 1). Mack. IX Montoya. X. Goldsbcrry. B. Watson. IX Hancock. Coach Nasser. M. Krchs. B. Mead. J. Calhoun, B. Siow. R Hcghmd. B. Chamema. G. Moore. I1ISL0I IVUSVO] First row (left to right): B. Curmittc. K. Crawley, J. Rubi, M. I’ilon. C. Jenkins, M. Ray. I). Clark. C. Richards. Second row (left to right): K. hmie. W. Greer, l McCormick. J. McNclly. B. Boggan, K. Wetzel, A. Davis. G. Williams. J. Russell, R. Rupc. L. Sandoval. rednman The freshman team of Winslow cagers had a successful season with 14 wins and 2 losses. The squad also came home victors of the Holbrook Invitational Junior High Tournament. Kenneth Wetzel was chosen captain of the tournament all-star team. As a climax to their successful season, they entered the Junior Varsity Tournament at Flagstaff, where they made a fine showing. They were eliminated by the Winslow “B” squad, after dumping the Holbrook Junior Varsity. Kenneth Ahmie was named on the second all-tourney team. I he team’s record indicates promising prospects for future varsity squads. Jim Curtis coached the boys during the regular season. He was then called back into the service and ‘‘Doc’’ Wright handled them for the Junior Varsity Tournament. l� age 64 I-irsi row (left co right): M. I iIon. F. Santistevan. I.. Foster. B Paisa no. K. Ahmic. F. Padilla. J. Paul. S. Sandoval. in. I). Montoya Second row: Coach Nasser, G. Piscl. F. Ruin, R. Siow. B. Keaton. G. Bates. I). Mack (). Watson. J. McNelly. Third row: T. Mankcr. P. Weeks. M. Hadley. R. Chacon. B. Mead. I. Boyle. R. Rune. |. Ruin. I.. Fti cll. P. McCormick. A. Montoya. C. Richards. B. McGough. W. (irccr. K. Crawley. baseball Coach Emil Nasser had a brighter outook for his team this year. With 13 returning lettermen lorming the foundation of his squad and strong material coming from the freshman and the American Legion team, high hopes were held for a champion team. DIAMOND SCHEDULE Snowflake (there) _____ Holbrook (there) ______________ Flagstaff____________ Flagstaff (there) ______________ Holbrook____:_______________________ Snowflake ________________________ •Gallup, N. M. ________ •Gallup, N. M. (there) ____ •Double headers ..March Hi -March 17 _ March 22 —March 30 — March 31 April f ----April 7 April M Front row (left to right): B. Willis. C. Reynolds. VV. Robinson. M. Ramirez. R. Villarino. I. Mcncchc, B. Mcikle. I . Childers, G. Ramirez. B. Leonard. Second rOw (left to right): C. Jenkins. C. Chavez. F. Carrillo. R. Cashless. J. Scott. I). Hanno. H. Tcwaneina. D. Wheeler. B. Cluhhs. G. Hoffman. R. Barl cr. R. Hcglund. D. Schrocd-cr. B. Tccklcnburg. C. Bell. Coach Wright. Third row (left to right): I). Rodriquez. F. Rodriquez. I.. Romo. J. Molina. J. Russell. E. Holm. W. Hannah. H. Argetsinger. I). Wetzel. I.. Jenkins. K. Wetzel, J. Calhoun, G. Williams, A. Davis. G. Moore. Not shown: B. Camplx-ll. F. Castlcl erry. Coach Wright • Doe ' Wright, track coach, had some fine athletes conditioning themselves when the Meteor went to press. With four returning lettermen, Hohn, Jenkins, Hannah, and Carrillo as a nucleus, the team shows promise of upholding Winslows fine track history in the traditional manner. SCHEDUL1 1. Prescott Invitational______ 2. Holbrook Relays______________ 3. Arizona Relays_______________ 4. Flagstaff Duel Meet (Tentative) 5. Winslow Invitational_________ 6. State Track Meet March 31 April 7 __ April 14 April 21 — April 28 May 3, 4, 5 uca ARLENE First row, left to right: I.. Owens, K. Emjg. C. Rhoton. W. Burgess. B. Peterson, W. Mitchell, N. Freeman, N. Nichols. Second row: L. Scott. P. Stewart, C. Clark. L. Munroe, L. Kingsbury, P. Fitzgerald, N. Martin. N. MacLean. M. Robb. D. Kimliler. W. Hardin. Third row: V Cox. F. Sughrue. T. Newman. B. Keaton. Editor________________________________ Boh Peterson ssistant W'oodinc Mitchell Business Manager ................... Wilma Burgess ssistants Pat Fitzgerald. Pawnee Stewart Senior Editor Nelcnc Freeman ssistant __________________ I .oil Ann Owens junior Editor Sally Lofgreen ssistant Norman MacLean Sophomore Editor Clydine Rhoton Assistant_____________________________ Kaye Emig Freshman Editor______________________________Nadine Nichols Assistant Donna I ce Kindlier Junior High Editor ---------------------- Wyla Hardin Sjxirts Editor_______________________Terry Newman Assistant------------------------------- Bill Keaton Social Editor___________________________ Carole Clark Assistant____________________________ Barbara Oxley u Editor ___________________________ Nancy Martin Photographers Fred Sughrue. Walter Cox Typists _____________ Mcrlenc Robb. Lorraine Scott Sponsor __________________________ Lovice Kingsbury Editor.................... -.....Jerry Parsons Associate Editor .................-- Jean Hansen News _____________________ - Maxine McLaughlin Features.............—................ Pat Evans Sports _ ____________________ Frank Santistevan Advertising ___________ __________Ceorgia Nagel Exchange Editor and Business Manager _______ Angelina Ramirez Advisor___________________________Estelce Hinson Reporters ______ E a Pohuina. Glenna Olmsted. Fred Rubi, Byron MeGough, Janie Severson. Upholding the l est journalistic standards, while still striving to please the subscribers, has Ixrcn the aim of the 1950-51 staff. This year the Bulldog Barks has l� een printed on high grade glossy pa| er. thus making it more attractive and easier to read. Modern methods of page make-up have ! ecn introduced through the initiative of Miss Estellec Hinson, and the staff, with the helpful suggestions of the National Scholastic Press Association critic. 'I hese changes include the omission of column lines and the use of more pictures and a smaller nameplate. Because subscriptions doubled and advertising increased one third during the fall and winter, the paper changed to a six-page publication in March. Front row: Miss Hinson. J. Parsons. F. Rubi. B. MeGough. I. Samistexen. B. Fredericks. Standing: G. Nagel, J. Hansen, P. Evans, M. McLaughlin, J. Sexerson, G. Olmsted. R. Ramirez. From row. left to right: B. Willis. J. Hansen. N. Freeman. V. Burgess. T. Newman. J. Paul. N. Martin. M. Nichols, B. Khoton. B. Church. Standing: W. Higher. P. McCormick, A. Bealer. J. MtNclly. B. Burt, B. Mad.can. B. Barl er. H. Snell. 1.. Owens. K. Ricks. C .Khoton. 1). Mack. R. Woo. Mr. Armstrong. J. McCullough. Student L ouncii OFFICERS President ___________________________________John Paid V'icc President ------------------------- Ferry Newman Secretary _____________________________ Nano Martin Treasurer _______________________________ Wilma Burgess Cheer Leader ............. ... Mina Nichols C V0'olo,v The Student Council under the leadership ol President, John Paul, has been unusually active the past year. Under the sponsorship of the Student Council, the misunderstanding between Flagstaff High School and Winslow High School has, lor the most part, been settled. The main project that the council initiated this year was perhaps the most important that has been attempted by this body in many years. Not only was the idea for a Teen Center born this year, but the actuality ol a Teen Comer is now in sight. I'hc Council hopes to have such a center in existence by the coming summer. In addition to these two important activities. the Council sponsored and took charge of the annual Homecoming Parade and the Bulldog Rumpus. The Student Council also sent live delegates to the State Student Council convention which was held in Glendale this year. Much of the success ol the Student Council has been due to the efforts of the sponsor, Mr. V. W. Armstrong. JJonor octet V OFFICERS President ________________________________ Nantv Martin Vice President______________________________________Bob Peterson Secretary_________________________________ Bert Rhoton Treasurer__________________________________________Bill Willis Council Representative __________________ Kenneth Ricks After having been a local society for twelve years, the Winslow chapter was granted a charter from the National Honor Society in 1946. Since that lime. 67 Winslow High School students have liecome members of the national organization. On October 18, 1950. the five officers of the chapter went to Flagstaff to conduct an impressive induction ceremony of that school's new inemt crs. In November, the officers of the Flagstaff chapter traveled to Winslow and, in' turn, initiated our new members. This exchange has done much to further better relations between the two schools. The group has worked very hard this year, having had numerous candy sales and a concession in the annual Bulldog Rumpus. The society contributed a gay festive spirit to the school during the week l eforc Christmas vacation by decorating a huge, attractive Christinas tree in the main hall for the students and faculty to enjoy. Also, for the first time, the society began a scraplxmk. As an added service to the school, the group is organizing a student lx ok exchange to regulate the prices of second-hand liooks for the benefit of the students 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. The group also partcipated in the annual Northern Arizona Honor Society convention held in Prescott on March 30, 1951. The members of this organization arc chosen on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Front row. left to right: X. Martin. K. Ricks. B. Willis. B. Rhoton. B. Peterson. Miss Oarc. Middle row: B. Keaton, P. Evans, B. Burt. G. Olmsted. W. Burgess, B. Her Back row: H. Snell. A. Bealer, M. Nichols, W. Higl cc. P. Fitzgerald. G. Moore. The W. H. S. band again this year was under the direction of Mr. Charles Stephens. Early morning practices were called to perfect drills and routines. The band marched for all the home games but two. By invitation of the State Fair Board, the band traveled to the State Fair for three days. While there the band performed Sunday afternoon at the State Fair Ground. The band was the guest of the A. S. C. band at their Homecoming game and was privileged to watch the mass performance of the high school bands. Leading our band were eight snappy majorettes in white corduroy costumes. For the first year, a special lettering system was set up to entitle the majorettes to letter. The band participated in the annual spring festival concert in preparation for the NAIA Music Festival. Majorettes: S. Daniel, K. Emig. N. Cullum, G. Olmsted. M. Steigmcir. R. Mitchell. J. Gunn. First row: E. Jones. N. Hancock. |. McNelly. K. Ahinic. I). Clark, W. Gray. Second row: J. Russell. P. McCormick. A. Young. E. Allen. C. Carnes. J. Whitworth, D. Hannah. L. Krebs. C. Clark. C. Anderson. „ „ Third row: S. Travis. M. Nichols. A. Carrillo. Mr. Stephens. J. Stewart. N. Woods. M. loya, N. Pennington. C. Boatright. Front row: C. Carnes. C. R hot on. M. Miller. R. McN'icl. M. McLaughlin. K. Jones. R. Barber. R. Rarner. W. Profit. R. Howard. S. Chavez. A. Valvcrdc. Second row: M. Daniel?. J. Green. |. Rathke. K. Emig. E. Brown. M. Clark. J. Hanlv. C. Wilson. L. Gutierrez. K. Romero. I . Haukaas. A. Ramsey. J. Sumner. S. Holt. Third row: L. Owens. W. Burgess. W. Higi cc. M. Nichols. E. Beckman. C. Delcour. N. MacLean, I . Sorenson. S. Iofgrccn. A. Realcr. M. Reeves. I). Kelley. I . Stewart. F Cidluni. S. Foy. S. Rarner. M. Chacon. J. Manning. Fourth row: I). Hanno. Schrocdcr. L. Fredericks. C. Jenkins. (;. Cehallos. B. Watson. R. MacLean. F. Saniistcvan. W. Rohinson. R. Chacon. K. Crawley. G. Rates. J. Scott. J. Boyle. The W. H. S. chorus, under the direction of Mr. Charles Stephens, presented programs at the school assemblies and meetings of various local clubs. Two programs were enjoyed by the Junior-Senior P.T.A. A small group sang in the memorial services for both the Elks and the Knights Templar. At Christmas, the chorus was well represented itt the concert ol Handel’s Messiah. Christinas greetings were extended by the chorus to the W. li. S. student body the day preceding vacation. In preparation for the annua! NAIA Spring Festival at Flagstaff, the pre-festival concert was given. Honoring the Seniors, the chorus sang for Baccalaureate and Commencement during Graduation week. First row. left to right: C. Pilot . K. Crawley. D. Hanno. J. Rosie. J. Scott. Second row: K. Farr. M. Chacon. M. Daniel. K. Beckman. C. Rhoton. I). Hollingsworth. F. Jones. Third row: C. Carnes. R. Rarner. R. McNeil. W. Highec. R. Rarhcr. . Realcr, M. McLaughlin. M. Nichols. Fourth row: Mr. Stevens. (. Rates. L. Fredericks. D. Schrocdcr. C Jenkins. R Watson. 1). Mack. G. Cehallos. Ik Con alcs. F. Saniistcvan. First row. left to right: P. Kvans. L. Scott. N. Martin. G. Inglcdew, G. Olmsted. W. Burgess. C. Clark. M. Rohb. V. Mitchell. N. Freeman. Second row: C. I’ilon. B.. Willis. K. Fuller. H. Snell, B. Her. C. Barlrcr. F. Suglmic, F. O'Sullivan. A. Bealer, B. FitzGerald. The Thespian Society, Winslow Chapter No. 336, was iirst organized in Winslow in 1937. It is an honorary organization; to‘qualify for membership, it is necessary to have at least ten points which arc awarded to students as they qualify in dramatic arts. This year the Thespians planned to produce a three-act play scheduled lor May 6. In the Spring following the Junior Play, The Inner Willie,” and the Senior Play, The Tower Room Mystery,” the students who participated were initiated. OFFICERS President-------------- Vice-President_________ Secretary _____________ Treasurer______________ Council Representative Sponsor---------------- .......Bill Willis ____Jerry Parsons ___ Nancy Martin - Nelcnc Freeman ____Annie Bealer Frances O'Sullivan Quill and Scroll OFFICERS President------ Jerry Parsons Vice President _________________ Nclcne Freeman Sec.-------- — Jean Hansen Council Re| ......................... Pat Evans Cl fl NTERN ATIOMAQ During the second semester, the Quill and Scroll Society, an honorary society for high school journalists, was organized for the first time in Winslow High .School. Its purpose is to encourage and reward individual achievement in journalism and allied fields. A charter was received front the International Quill and Scroll Society. A project for the club has been chosen, hut as yet a chapter name has not been selected. All members received pins which have the gold emblem on a key. The charter members who joined the Quill and Scroll arc: Nclcne Freeman, Woodinc Mitchell, Jean Hansen, Janie Severson, Glcnna Olmsted, Angelina Ramirez, Pat Evans, Bob Peterson, and Jerry Parsons. Seated, left to right: P. Evans. N. Freeman. J. Parsons. ;. Olmsted. J. Hansen. Standing: Miss Hinson. W. Mitchell. J. -Severson, A. Ramirez. B. Peterson, Miss Kingsbury. First row. left to right: C. Muno . M. Micr. J. Salinas. S. Marquez. B. Chamcina, 1,. Fisher, F. Evans, J. Orosco. 1$. Hurt. M. Sandoval. Micr. 1). Sanchez. Second row: J. Stott. R. .tibia. 1). I aylor. H. El cy. R Chacon. B. Mickle. A. Ramsey. J. Medina. I). Hollingsworth. F. Childers. R. ismann. B. Mat Lean. C. Woo, R. Hcglantl. R. Cavincss. OFFICERS Fresidem_____________________________ Fat Evans Vice I'resit lent_________________ Hilly Chamcma Secretary-Treasurer_______________Josephine Orosto Student Council Representative__________Beryl Burt This year’s major project for the Spanish Club, sponsored by Mrs. Leona l-'isher, was buying a set of language records for the Spanish department. The records will be used by all Spanish classes to obtain practice in hearing spoken Spanish and to improve pronunciation. Part of the money for the records was raised by sponsoring a Sock Dance in the gymnasium. Earlier in the year the Spanish Club presented its first annual assembly program, transporting a bit of old Spain to WHS with Spanish songs and dances, as well as a play with its setting in Spain. Throughout the year, members of the club wrote to pen pals in Mexico, Spain, and other Spanish-speaking countries. Hat Dance, by Frank Sanlislevan and Josephine Orosco e. —science CL ()l I l( I ks The Winslow High School Science Club was organized in March, 1915, lor those students interested in science. It meets twice a month, consists ol 10 members, and is sponsored by I.ester Taylor and Clyde Gardner. It has been very active this year, its members enjoying talks and experiments pertaining to science. Some of the programs consisted ol a talk ol weather reporting, a movie on building a pipe line, and an experiment on fluorescent lighting. In the Spring, a field trip was planned. Front row. left to right: H. Snell, B. Peterson, B. Her. C. Barl cr, T. Allen. T. Dunn. 1$. Keaton. Second row: M. Daniel. M. Nichols, L. Munroc, K. Fmig, L. Owens, C. Delcour, D. Kelley, N. Mac Lean. C. Wilson. Third row: M. Robb, M. Hendry, G. Olmsted. D. Stroinlierg. C. Taylor. A. Bealcr. B. Burt. M. Bealcr. Standing: J. Scott. Mr. Taylor, D. Taylor, G. Moore. W. Klcinworth. B. Kcnna. T. Denny, I). Dickson, 'I. Newman, E. Holm, K. Ricks. B. Willis, B. Clubbs, Mr. Gardner. President ______ _______ Vice President Secretary .. Con mil Representative bill Keaton Garland Moore l.e Ora Munroc Hiibcit Snell OFFICERS President____________________________Fred Sughruc Secretary ______________________ Nancy Pennington The Photography Club, sponsored by Mr. Charles Rapson, meets every Tuesday night. The main project in this season's activities was a demonstration of how to take, develop, and print a picture, in a program for the members of the Science Club. The work of the Photography Club deals solely with developing, printing, and enlarging pictures. Many students are now able to do tlnrir own work on their snapshots through the practical knowledge gained through this club. I Seated, left to right: J. Orosco. B. Oxley. N. Pennington. M. Martinez. B. Aragon. A. Chacon. Standing: P. Evans, T. Denny, F. Sughruc, P. Childers. I.. Scott. Left (• rigltt: M. Realer, M. Robb, A. Healer. M. Marline :, I. Reyes, 1L Ingels. S. Jenm'ngs. Standing: F. Martinez. R. Cavincss, B. Peterson, I). Taylor. L. Fredericks. C. Rotilrison, H. Tcwancma. R. Ueg-land, Mr. Gardner. OFFICERS President ------------------------- Bob Peterson Vice President . Harvey Tewanema Scrrctary-’I reasnrer _______ Curry V«x Range Officer Byron MeGough Council Representative Annie Bealcr Sponsor Clyde Gardner The Winslow High School Rifle Club is affiliated with the national organization which is sponsored by the United States government. The club was granted a charter by the National Rifle Association on May 2, 1939. The object of the club is to teach the members the proper method of handling fire arms. An indoor range at the airport is used each Saturday morning for practice, making it possible to hold meetings in all types of weather. The membership is open to all high school students; all students interested in learning to handle firearms properly and shoot correctly are urged to join. I.cfi to right: B. Church, T. Newman, L. Jenkins. Coach Nasser. B. Rhnton. B. Willis. B. Peterson. VJCU OFFICERS President_________________________ Terry Newman Vice President ____________________ Bert Rhoton Secretary _________________________ Bill Willis Treasurer _________________________ Boh Peterson Council Representative_______________Bill Church Sergeant-at-arms___________________- Lyle Jenkins The V Club was organized in the 1931-32 school year for Winslow High School lettcrnien who had proved themselves capable of filling the necessary requirements. The club held its initiation during the first semester, initiating 21 new members. The nine members remaining from last year provided a rugged initiation lor the newer athletes. In the spring, the W Club presented its annual assembly. Front row. left to right: C. Moore. F. Padilla. C. Pilon. (;. nisei, D. Wct el. I). Wheeler. X. Goldsltcrry. 1). Hancock. C. Reynolds. ). Watson. Second row: C. Barber. 1). Montoya. C. Cooata. L. Foster. G. Paisano. F. Carrillo. F. Castleberry, P. Bashor. W. Robinson. T. Allen. K. Holm. Third row: Coach Nasser. B. Willis. A. Wolff. F. Santistevan. I.. Jenkins. B. Rhoton. J. Paul. W. Hannah, B. Keaton. P. Van. B Church. B. Peterson. T. Newman, Coach Curtis. First row. left to righto C. R ho ton. R. Mitchell. M. Daniel. E. Trammel. B. Aragon. J. Green. J. Bathke, I . FitzGerald, M. Martinez. S. Florez. B. Fredericks, L. Santistevan. F. Gallegos. E. Farr. W. Burgess. Second row: M. Nichols. C. Ingledew. D. Heard. C;. Olmsted. N. Cesar, E. Beckman. L. Owens, I). Kelly, A. Toya. B. Acrec. F.. Pohuma. A. Sanchez. L. Herrera. S. Begay, N. Freeman, W. Higliee. Third row: G. Nagel. N. Cullum, P. Rorenson, K. Emig. C. Clark. O. Clifford, 1 . Gould. C. Dclcour. M. Stegmier, A. Hodge, D. Hollingsworth. J. Orosco. C. Taylor. C. Williams. L. Munroc. J. Severson, W. Mitchell. C. Orr. Fourth row; C. Wilson. |. Hansen. I'. Stewart. N. Woods. B. Barner. J. Campbell. M. Hendry. 1.. Scott, B ltarl� cr, N. Martin. M. Bealer. E. Jones. B. Burt, A. Bealer. R. Santistevan. PeFSq uacl c ucii On Scptemljcr 10. there were 31 odoriferous Rats running around the halls of WHS. These new members swelled the membership to 75. Under the s] onsorship of Charlene Orr. the Pep Squad was very active during football season. The group marched at nearly every home game. One of the highlights of the season's drills was performed at the Holbrook game, when the Pep Squad formed a huge heart anti shone red lights while Eldrena Farr sang. I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire. accompanied by the humming of all the girls. At the Homecoming Game, the cquad executed drills with maroon and white reversible cards and pompoms. I his was the first time for a performance of this kind in Winslow. The Pep Squad Sox Dance was held in the gVm February 10. and the annual Reverse Dance held on March 30 climaxed the years activities. OFFICERS President ----------------------------------- Pat FitzGerald Vice President ..................... Annie Bealer Secretary —...................... Nclcne Freeman Treasurer ....................... I Ora Munroc J eu CU OFFICERS Preseident, First Semester____________Bot Peterson President ____________________________ Hubert Snell Vice-President_______________________Terry Newman Secretary-Treasurer __________________ Bill Keaton Council Representative _______________ Bill Willis BOARD OF DIRECTORS Kenny Ricks Donald Montoya Curry Woo The leading project of the Key Club this year was to purchase a movie projector for use in all classes to make the subjects more interesting to students. Money was raised for this project by the showing of movies on Tuesday afternoons, with the admission only twenty-five cents. The movies were obtained by Vaughn Taylor, manager of the Rialto. The Key Club members were kept busy with their Christmas projects, and the operation of the gum machines for the benefit of underprivileged children. The Winslow chapter of the Key Club was chartered three years ago, and is open to boys of the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior class with at least average grades. Luncheon meetings arc held weekly at the Country Club; the group is sponsored by Dr. Simmons of the Kiwanis. Front row, (left to right): W. Cox. B. Peterson, I). Mack. T. Denny, J. Scott, D. Taylor. B. Ieonard. Second row: F. Sughrue, B. Kenna. C. Barber, K. Ricks, E. Hohn, Dr. Simmons, (sponsor). Third row: C. Woo, R. Sandoval, B. Elzcy, B. Keaton, D. Dickson, M. Krebs, T. Newman, T. Allen, W. Robinson, D. Montoya. Absent: Hul crt Snell. Lonnie Foster, Garland Moore, Bob MacLcan, Jerry Parsons. Robert Chacon, Bill Willis. Seated: B. Willis, C. Clark . P. FitzGerald. B. Keaton. M. Robb. Hob. IVemo, nod sound eljecls. CAS I Bill Keaton Carole Clark Bill Willis...... Pat FitzGerald Glcnna Olmsted Barbara Bamcr Bill Her_________ Annie Bealer Patrick Cbildcrs Lorraine Scott . Merlcnc Robb _ Charles Pilon _ ---------------- Jack Challis ----------------- Kate Challis -------------Kennedy Els worth -----------------Myra Vernon ------------------------ Emily ------------------Mrs. Barrett -----------------------Matilda ___________________The Master ____________________ His wife _____________________His Wife -----------------------Andrew “THE INNER WILLY” is a comedy dealing with the trials and tribulations of Willoughby Adams and his three old maid aunts. Inner Willy , Willoughbys inner self, influences him to rise up against the future plans which his aunts have in store for him. He finds himself faced with the j roblem of no date for the graduation ball, but this is not the limit of his troubles. Later he gets not one, but three dates. The way in which Willy manages to untangle himself from these trying circumstances provides a hilarious climax for this entertaining comedy. CAST Willoughby Adams Inner Willy ......... Auni Hester Aunt Olga____________ Aunt Louise__________ Carol Martin ________ Janet Marshall ______ Trudy Marshall ______ Mayl elle Turner_____ Stanley Clark___... Mike ................. .....Dudly Mack .— Garland Moore -------- Beryl Bert — Carolyn Taylor -----Jancl Spivey Dorothy Stromherg ----- Mina Nichols -----Wanda iiighec . Norma MacLcan -----Walter Cox Bernard Retina Rainbow 2)inner 2) ance 1 he annual Rainbow Dinner-Dance was held in the new Elks Auditorium on December 23,1950 at 8:00 p. m. As in previous years, the dinner was served at the La Posada. Theme of the dance was “Marshmallow World.” Football Sweethearts: Carole, iki, and Pawnee Victory Fire Pep Squad card tricks ■,W - Please, notice (torn poms Carol and her weekly hath loo 'Huhhles' Chuekie iVo Comment Seeded Ohh! Turn out that Light! Tuidx Unities They grow up, loooooooool Seated, left to right: A. Parry. S. Daniel. W. Hardin. J. Campbell. J. Crawley. F.. Barner. T. Armijo, J. McCoullough, P. Mead. Standing, left to right: K. Rhoton. 1). Munson. B. Perkins. S. Sisncro. R. Sena. P. Propps. Mr. Gardner, N. Hohn. B. White. M. McCampbcll, M. Sniitson, G. Goldsherrv. R. Boyle. Student (? . ounci OFFICERS JERRY CRAWLEY___________________________President JOHNNY CAMPBELL-------------------- Pice President EMMA JEAN BARNER________________________Secretary THERESA ARMIJO--------------------------Treasurer SUE DANIEL-------------------------Cheer Leader JANICE McCULLOUGH Council Representative WYLA HARDIN________________________________Editor Entering Jr. High was entering a new world of assemblies, floats, seventh hours, gym, and lockers. We held our own by taking first place in the second annual Jr. High I ournament held in Winslow. One of the most enjoyable events of the year was the Pep Squad Assembly. The Senior High again s) onsorcd the magazine sales adding the proceeds to the grand piano fund for the auditorium. Johnny Campbell and Carolyn Propps were selected by their classmates in the annual poll for Jr. High Meteor King and Queen. Opposite: ANNUAL KING AND QUEEN CAROLYN PROPPS, JOHNNY CAMPBELL EIGHT G Front row. left to right: S. Ramirez. J. Oliver. I). Lucero. I). Valvcrtle. M .Alvarado. J. McCullough. K. Itarner. I). Meikle. K. Hale. Second row: I’. Propps. . Hughes. F. Stock, . Robh. It. Ilolliugsworlh .K. Itrown. S. Shannon. Third row: Mr. Gardner. R. Hysong. It. White. K. Bcckncr. J. Bowler. It. Gonzales. T. Miller. M. Gonzales. I). Hockcnlniry. Back row: It. Pinto. R. Kasulaitis. J. Kstudillo. M. .Scott., N. Pruett. H .Hancock. F. Villaescusa. J. Itlumlein. EIGHT l� Front row: M. Fanning. It. Hernandez. Ci. (.utierrez. L. Duran. S. Daniel. M. Lomain-tewa. I.. Paright. J. Fa ton. I). Spurgeon. Second row: C. Pic|K r. P. Mead. Miss Paine. |. (innn, M. Koloinilz. O. Rope. R. Cchallos. P. James. D. Smith. Third row: K. Montano. G. Spear G Olmsted. M. Me Camphell. I). Highee. J. Boatright. ). Stewart. Back row: . (.ray. K. Natscway. H. Purley. I Gonzales. W. Rnhi. R Mata. I . Walton. EIGHT II First row. left to right: M. Sauccdo. A. Pena. H. Harvey, k Buckley. H. Murrav. A. Parry. C. Propps. S. Chiaraniontc. |. Williams. Mrs. Gibson. Second row: B. Reyes. F. Gonzales. W. Hardin. J. l anncr. C. Ong. K. Carrillo. S. Buxton. B. Dicrcks. B. Parsons. M. Boatright. Third row: R. Wriglil. R. Dalrymple. R. O ment. C. Clark. J. La Pradc. W. Manic. M. Baca. 1). Munson. I . Francis. Back row: W. Woo. W. Singleton. J. Crimmins. M. Sanchez. R. Molina. SEVEN V First row: R. Jaramillo. R. Sena. M. Cordon. X. Molina. I . Leonard. S. Miller. S. Schmitz. T. Baca. Second row: I). Holloway. D. Lomatska. A. I.ohalupiahu. X. Witt. W. Honanie. C. Mac I.ean, L. Sanchez. Third row: R. Curnuttc. I.. Purlcy. S. I.o| cz. L. Fergus. C. Hudson. C. Meistcr. 1). Archibcquc. J. Pirtlc. Fourth row: A. Sanchez. F. Mata. S. Chipman. R. Martinez. I.. Wester. Mr. Wright Back row: J. Evans. I.. Hochnc. R. Padilla. L. Cordova. J. Matthews. S. Owens. Donnie Hodge. till SEVEN C l irst row, Icfi to right: R. Boyle, I. Cordova. S. Sisneroz. L. Howard. F. Gragg. M. Brav. M. Farrah. I. Hernandez. 1). Robinson. Second row: ;. Me Hood. R. Lucero. C. Hudson. A. Puhuycsva. S. Bagiev. J. Parsons, K. Cluhbs. Z. Sammons. V. Conway. • l� ir«l row: C. Anthony. W. Ozment, R. Chavez. W. Haroin. 1. Gallegos. [. Florez. J. Ramirez. 1). Marvell. Back row: W. Barnaul. H. Baca. G. Pachecho. I). Hanoki. A. Moline. B. Padilla. R. Grey. K. Wastlon, B. Armstrong. H. Gould. SEVEN K First row: R. Ferry. J. Sanchez. I. Chavez. B. Tausch, . Hohn. P. McKcrnan. J. Jackson, G. Hardy. M. Eaton, V. Cullum. Second row: II. Picstewa. P. Kidde. f. Sakeva. R. Ortiz. J. Duran. M. | ncy. S. Gallegos. S. Goo| cr. I bird row: (,. Cockron. F. Archihequc. F. Barreras. M. Childers. (;. Fields R Han-n« . T. Cardova. K. Rlioton. B. Cooper, G. Carlcv. Back row: M. Whiles. B. Waddell. L. Tuan, 1). Wong. R. Adams. I. Yec. R. Belton, Miss Kelly. SIXTH (-RAl)K — Mrs. Armstrong First row. left to right: It. Smith. I . Ixwis, O. (Gallegos. K. Mata. R. Rtthi. I'. C.oo| er. Second row: J. Cchallos. R. Gonzales. J. IV (.raff. I . Miles. R. Itakurza. W. Maxes. It. Chapman. R Gonzales. I hire! row: . Padilla. F. Rolierts. W. Stewart. J. Dumas. | Weldon. I Rod ri |iie . It. Summers, P. Itaca. It. Garcia. Fourth row: C. Phillips. I). Spear. It. I a toy a. I. Poolheto, l. Curtis. H, Foster. |. Fagosa. Hack row: J. Iatpcz. II. Scott. I . Williams. F. nnijo. SIX I II CiRADl’ — Mrs. Harrison First row: G. Gonzales. . Martinez. H. ( have . l. Wetzel. S. Oters. FI. I.ovato. R. Montoya. I. Archihccpic. Second row: M. Spear. I. Jaupiez. '. Kidde. I). I aylor. M. Wester. |. Domimpiez. F. Salazar. I). F.rxien. I hirst row: J. Gallegos. J. Davis. G. Ptirlex. It. Hawkins. I.. Mathawax. II. Ramirez. I.. Baca. I. Ruhi. II. (.arcia. Hack row: |. Ithime. Faux. C. Xavasi. F'.. Baldwin. F. Ro«lri |iiez. |. Dtinigan. F. Oliva. |. (iiles. ). I.omeli. M. Harrison. SIXTH GRADE Mr. Lovett Hirsc row (left to right) K. illacciisa. A. Valvcrdc. f. Smith. B. lames. X. Bovd. J. La car. C. Brown, M Yastiza. � . Monday. Second row: Si. Ramirez. R. Yillarino. L. Somhird, B. Woods. R. Shreevc. B. Strode. I. Serna. Nl. Woods Lucero. Ihirrl row: J. Munson. C. McGlothin. R. Zubia. J. I.ojxv. F. Chavez. I). Williams. I). Mac Lean. M. Hannah. L. Olmsted. Back row: Peggy II. Vargas. B. Mack. G. Goldshcm. J. Gonzales. R. Tucker, C. Gardner. J. McAddams. 1950-51 SCHEDULE Winslow 31 .Snowflake 1 Winslow 37 Winslow 21 Holbrook 15 Winslow 21 Flagstaff C. Y. O. 17 Winslow 25 Flagstaff C. Y. O. 20 Winslow 20 _ Joseph City '16 Winslow 29 Joseph City 18 Winslow 22 Winslow Frosh 27 Gold Medal Tournament Champions - 1951 From row, left to right: M. Xahcc, M. Sanchez, J Vargas, J. Crawley. I). Wong, W. Ruhi, I.. Begay. C Goklsherry. Standing: J. Scott, L. Williams. J. Dtinnigan, B. Mack, Mr. Wright. S. Travis. J. Campliell, H. Hancock, I). NATIONAL CAFE Steaks and Chops Served To Your Taste 118 East Second ANNIES AND ROY'S WINSLOW DRUG Walgreen Agency PHONE 60 Groceries Fountain and Meats “ Fry Our 5c Frosted Root Beer’’ THE DRUG STORK THAT APPRECIATES YOUR PATRONAGE Crawley's Drive Inn Triangle Grocery Try the Triangle” Congratulations To The Seniors of “51” from IT’S GRAND TO EAT AT THE NAVAJO MUSIC COMPANY GRAND CAFE American Chinese Dishes Your Dealer in Popular, Classical and Western 24-Hour Service Music J. C. PENNEY CO. GOOD LUCK SENIORS KRAUSE'S DEPT. STORE MENS, WOMEN S and CHILDRENS READY - TO - WEAR 215 Kinsley Ave. Phone 51 AMES BROTHERS, INC. FORD AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE REMINGTON OFFICE PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS with the upright keyboard LANE CHESTS WINSLOW FURNITURE COMPANY “Everything for the Home’' Phone 860 215 Kinsley Ave. Winslow, Arizona Compliments Of WINSLOW GAS COMPANY Phone 30 210 Kinsley Winslow, Arizona LORENZO KUBBELL MOTOR CO. BURNS BROTHERS Refrigeration----------Appliances Youngstown Kitchens General Electric Glidden Paint Philco PRUETT'S HARDWARE Stove and Furnace Oils Phone 59 112 W. 2nd Street BUCKLEY'S BOOTERY 110 W 2nd Street Phone 1184 Velvet Step Club Shoes Weatherbird Shoes for Children Compliments Of ELITE CLEANERS Across from Post Office Phone 153 Chief Joe's Indian Arts and Crafts Wholesale and Retail Expert Repairing Indian Jewelry 104 East “66” P.O. Box 721 Phone 29-M, 'Winslow, Ariz. HOPI EACH IN A DOLLS Our Specialty CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 51” F r o in Jewelry, Pottery and Rugs Thunderbird Tradinq Post 4 Miles West of Winslow on Highway “66” Murlc and Nora Holm Owners, Operators .HOPI POTTERY Wholesale and Retail Kirkland Beauty Shoppe WINSLOW TIMBER GOOD LUCK To The Class of 51 COMPANY Congratulations To Fhe Class Of“51” PUBLIC MARKET MARCHER MOTORS America’s Safest Car H L D S O X Telephone 555 WINSLOW, ARIZONA PORTRAITS - COMMERCIAL - FRAMING THE STUDIO GRAND “Everything Photographic” Projectors — Cameras — Supplies All Work Guaranteed 217 West Third Phone 78 WINSLOW, ARIZONA BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 THE JOSEPH CITY DAIRY “You’ve tried the Rest Now try the Best” B E W I S E If you aren’t already using it — You d better get hep — buy some of that fresh delicious, fine textured RAINBO BREAD “To the Class with Hep, That Keeps in Step.” with WHITING BROTHERS GAS STATION No. 4 Winslow, Arizona WINSLOW TIRE COMPANY PACKARD AGENCY U. S. ROYAL TIRES RECAPPING SERVICE FRANK MONROE. Dealer NY • LOCALLY CONTROLLED AND MANAGED CLASS DISMISSED... . . . for everyone but me! Good ol' summer vacation ! You forget about homework, get a job and earn some extra money, or just concentrate on having fun ! At least you'll have a change. But I never get a vacation. I'm on the job day and night — winter and summer — always REDDY to serve you. Guess I should envy you, but I don't ! Nope, I'm happy with my job of making life happier, healthier and easier for folks. And that's what makes the world go 'round — lots of folks sticking to their chosen jobs. I'm glad that my life is dedicated to giving better and better service at the lowest possible cost. Reddy Kilowatt NORTHERN ARIZONA LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY MOTION PICTURES arc your best entertainment RIALTO THEATER erne 1.. 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Steaks — Fried Chicken Our aim is to supply the best in these Phone 1159-W 1209% W. 2nd Winslow, Arizona products and service Congratulations to the Class of 51” WINSLOW BARBER SHOP ANDY ISAACSON OLDSMOBILE Phone 182 702 W 2nd Congratulations to the Class of 51” EDDIE'S MOBILE STATION Congratulations to the Class of “51” COMPLIMENTS DELS UNION SERVICE ___________________________________ OF GAS FOR LESS AT WHITING BROS. EAST END SERVICE STATION SERVICE MILK DAIRY A. B. PALMER. Manager Winslow Arizona COMPLIMENTS DAZE TRANSFER OF COAL WOOD CHESTER SHARAR STORAGE Lee O. Pisel HERE'S TO THE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 51” SENIORS OF “51” from WINSLOW TAXI AND TOURS Edna and Hubert MAID RITE SANDWICH SHOP CONGRATULATIONS TO WINSLOW HIGH SCHOOL COMPLIMENTS OF SENIORS FROM PAULINE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE UNION DAIRY HANGOUT CONGRATULATIONS DO YOU LIKE SPANISH FOODS? FROM EVERYBODY DOES! BILL DODSON Get Warmed Up at The JAUREZ CAFE SHELL SERVICE NANCY WRIGHT PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY STEVE HALE Reliable Prescription Service 122 West Third Phone 1190 WESTERN LUMBER CORPORATION School and Sports Supply Company 326 W. Jefferson Ave. Phoenix, Arizona Phones 2-6581-2-6582 Serving the Schools of the Southwest “A Girl Never Forgets A Boy that SEVEN-UP BOTTLING COMPANY remembers'' Winslow Floral Bailey's CONGRATULATIONS Be Elite Try The PETITE SHOPPE SENIORS Williamson Avenue ‘•I Like To Cut Hair and My Price is Fair CROSS BARBER SHOP NAGEL LUMBER TIMBER COMPANY RETAIL--WHOLESALE Manufacturers of Arizona Soft Pine Located on Clear Creek Road PITTSBURGH PAINTS ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS Phone 116-W GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS LA SIESTA MOTEL BERT CLARK, Owner 208 West Second DON’T MAKE COOKING A. Task! WINSLOW GAS CO. e. r. crozier, Manager BAKED TODAY DELIVERED TODAY IT’S FRESH OUR COURTS ARE NICE YOUR HOME TOWN BAKERY AND YOUR HOME TOWN BAKERY COST A SMALL PRICE BEACON MOTEL 800 West Second WINSLOW AUTO SUPPLY and MACHINE SHOP Bert: You surely arc a good dancer. Niki: I’m sorry I can't return the compliment. Bert: You could if you were as big a liar as I am ’ jk- M It 1 1 f v. Hush little Senior Don’t Be so Bold; You’re just a Freshman GROCERIES FRESH MEATS VEGETABLES “Lorraine certainly talks a lot, doesn’t she?” “Yes, I think she must have been vaccinated with Four Years Old. a phonograph needle.” 216 EAST SECOND STREET PHONE 184 STARR JEWELERS WATCHES - DIAMONDS and JEWELRY “Get your girl a ring Make her feel like a Queen’ 2nd and Kinsley Phone 66 JOHN LA ZEAR NAVAJO AUTO SUPPLY TEXACO SERVICE ROAD SERVICE AUTOMOTIVE PARTS and Phone 68 EQUIPMENT FREE PICK-UP and N. A. P. A. JOBBER DELIVERY 322 West Second Phone 642 and 644 Winslow, Arizona MARSTON SUPPLY CO. SAM WOO GROCERY 110 FRONT ST. VEGETABLES - FRUITS - GROCERIES School, Church, Theatre MEAT MARKET PHONE 450 and Athletic Equipment W. BOW GROCERY AND MARKET Phoenix, Arizona Phone 144 214 Kinsley GOOD LUCK, SENIORS! FREE DELIVERY BABBITT BROTHERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM B. P. O. ELKS No. 536 WINSLOW, ARIZONA FIRST NATIONAL INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 107? 212 Kinsley First State Savings Loan Association CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OLDS BROTHERS LUMBER CO. 300 Kinsley Avenue Phone 43 FINE WATCHES A. S. GLIDEWELL JEWELER DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY 115% Kinsley Avenue H. L. BOYD SUPPLY CO. FURNITURE APPLIANCES FLOOR COVERINGS WINSLOW HOLBROOK COMPLIMENTS OF L. DAUWALTER PONTIAC and GMC TRUCKS Dealer NAVAJO MOTORS COMPLIMENTS OF SCOTT and McMILLAN c L A S S I F 1 E D Dr. C. H. Baldwin Dr. D. H. Simmons Dr. J. W. Dickson Dr. L. L. Lewis Dr. M. Ci. Wright Dr. C. P. Bartley Drs. Beck and Beck Dr. C. H. Peterson CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE South ern fvnicn € os CONOR ATI I. AT IONS TO CLASS OF 51 FROM THE w CLUB Dc as many others have done — Have your portrait made at the - - - LINDA STUDIO Central Drug Company Aaoss thoUSand you con depend on TWA rnAM womlo A m nt V. 14 • CVftOM • ANNA «AHA CENTRAL NEWS COMPANY Compliments From Winslow General Hospital S W E A TERS SHIR T S S H O E S T 1 E S Winslow i i oim For the first time in history the WHS annual has been lithographed instead of being printed by the letter press method. The change was made because of the demand for a more pictorial annual, which can be obtained at a minimum cost by the new method. On the staff were twenty-four students, ranging from Junior High to .Seniors. Working during study periods after school, and at night, the editors and their assistants laid out the pages and mounted the many pictures. Another new feature of the 1951 Meteor includes the pictorial advertising � ection. Merchants buying ads of one fourth, one half, and full pages were entitled to pictures of their firms for publication in the yearbook. The staff chose candidates for Meteor King and Queen; this was the first year a King was nominated; the final selection was made by popular vote of the student body. Miss Lovice Kingsbury supervised all phases of the annual work. The 1951 Meteor Staff wishes to express its appreciation to all who made possible this production. With sincere thanks, we acknowledge the following concerns: THE HURLEY COMPANY, INC. LINDA STUDIO THE UNIVERSAL BOOKBINDERY, INC. MOTOROLA, INC. STUDIO GRAND ADVERTISERS II1II1 m