Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1952 volume:

ZL Weteo,. 1952 WINSLOW HIGH SCHOOL Winslow, Arizona Dedication VJ. VJ. We, the class of ’52 affectionately dedicate our annual to W. W. Armstrong, who, by his sensible reasoning and fine example carefully molded our characters. From our seventh year any problem, laugh, or gyipe could be shared with Wimpy.” (A name we didn’t call him to his face — only affectionately behind his back.) And any visit to his office would leave us with a glow of appreciation for a wonderful principal. His ready smile and sympathetic understanding endeared him to each and every one of our class. His profound influence along the pathway of knowledge will remain with us all our lives. rmstron 9 Page 2 5 a asses Sacuft Sports y Or aniza tions SlctiuitieS ji . . . 60 . 81 . 101 117 . 129 A'V Officers Dcwayne Wheeler President Eldrcna Farr Vice-President Mina Nichols Secretary Beryl Burt Treasurer Student Council Wanda Higbcc Dorothy Strombcrg Walter Cox Shedding a tear or two, | crha|)s. we. the Seniors, hid WHS farewell. With fond memories of Ditch Day. kid Day. the Senior Faculty Picnic, the Senior Hop. and much burned midnight oil. due to studying, we now go into the world to. if not change it. at least Ircttcr it. With our eyes on the dim vision of a peaceful world, we will strive, with all our gained knowledge and experience to make that vision come into being. Pag© 6 SADIE AMI Spanish Club 3; Rifle Club 4; FHA 3, 4, Third Vice-President 4. GUILLERMO CERALI.OS Class Assembly I. 2. 3. 4: Class Vicc-Pres. 2; Basketball manager 1. 2; Football 1. 2. 3. I; Track 1. 2: Thespians 4; V Club I; Spanish Club 3. Assembly 3; Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Festival 2. 3. I: Operetta 2: Messiah 3; Assembly 3; Photography Club 2: Class Play 4; Science Club 2. 3. BERYL BURT Freshman Scholarship; Science Club 2. 3. 4: Honor Socictv 3. 4. See. 4. Convention 3. 4; I hespians 3. 4, Treas. 4; Class Treas. 4; Class Plays 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. 3. 1: Student Council 3; Annual Staff 4; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: Girls State 3; Librarian 4; Pep Squad ssembly 2: Class Asscmblly 4. BARBARA ARAGON Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 3; Photography Club 3; Bulldog Barks 4; Annual Staff 4; FHA 3. NANCY CESAR Chorus 1: Spanish Club 2; Rifle Club 2: See! 2: Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Drummer 3. Pres. 4: Class Assembly 2. 3; Class Play 4: stage crew 3; Oratorical Contest 2: Annual Staff 4; Thespians 4; Miss Merry Christmas 4. Pag 7 BILLY CHAM KM Footlmll 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Track I. 2: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4. Vice I’res. 3: Assembly 3: W Club 4; Class Plav. stage crew 3. 4: Class Assembly 4. COOPER COOATA Football 1. 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; State Tour 3: Track 1. 2. 3. 4; State Track 3; Baseball 1, 4; W Club 3. 4. BOBBY Cl.I'BBS Spanish Club 2: Rifle Club 2: Football I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1; Science Club 3, 4; CAPC 3. 4; Bulldog Barks ROBF.R I ( LARK Boone. Iowa 3: Football I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I: Track 3: CAPC I. 3. 4; Rifle Club 2: Science Club 4. WALTER COX Football 1. 2: Thespians 3. 4: Vicc-Pres. 4; Boy's State 3; Student Council 4; Class Vicc-Prcs, 2; Class Pres. 3; Annual Staff 3. 4; Science Club 2. 3: Rifle Club 1: Key Club 2. 3. 4; Class Play 2. 3; Photography Club 3. 4, Pres. 4; -Honor Society 4. Page 8 TOM DUNN Football 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2; Track 2. 3: Rifle Club 2: Science Club 3. 4; Annual Staff 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3: CATC 3. 4; Class I’lay, stage crew 3, 4. LONNIE FOSTER Los Angeles, Calif. I. 2: Foootball 3, 4: Basketball 3. 4: Baseball 3. 4; Key Club 3. 4: W Club 3. 4; Sec. 4; Spanish Club 3; Annual King 4. EI.DRENA FARR Chorus I. 2. 3, 4; Festival 1. 2. 3, 4; Messiah 3: Operetta 2: Girls Trio 1; 2. 3: Student Council 3; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Class Play 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Class Assembly 1, 2. 3. 4; Thespians 4. SALLY FLOREZ Pep Squad 3. 4; Spanish Club 4. OLIVER WARD Los Angeles, Calif. I. 2. 3: Class As-scmbly 4. Page 9 DALE HANCOCK NIXIE HANCOCK Band I. 2. S. 4; Chorus 2; Library 4; FHA 3; Festival 1.2, 3; State Fair 1, 3. Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; W Club 3. 4; Class Assembly 4. LINDA HANSEN Lakeside. Ariz. 1. 2. 3: Pep Squad 4; Pom pon Girl 4: Football Queen 4; Class Assembly 4. Page 10 TED HANSEN Lakeside, Ariz. I. 2. 3; Class IMay 4. CI.ENN HOFFMAN CAl'C 3, 4; Track 3: Rifle Club 4. WANDA IIICREE Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 3: Student Council 3. 4; Honor Society 3. 4; Convention 3. 4. I reas. 4; Thespians 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; bulldog Barks 4; Class Assembly I. 2. 3. 4: Chorus 2, 3. 4; Festival 3; Messiah 3: Class Play 3. 4: (.iris State 3: Potn-pon Cirl 4. At DINE HODGE Band I, 2, 3. 4: Majorette 4; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Chorus I. 4; Class Assembly 4. CHARLIE IRWIN Football I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 3; Track 3; W Club 3. 4. Page 11 LYLE JENKINS Football I. 2. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; State Tournament 2. 3: Second 1 cam All-Northern 3: 1 rack 1. 2. 3; State Track I. 2. 3; W ( lub 2. 3. I. Sgt-at-Arms 3. Vice-Pres. I; Football King 4; Class Assembly I. 4. SALLY LOEGREEN Mesa. Arizona I: Class Assembly 2. 4: Pep Squad 3. 4; Cheerleader 3. 4: Glee Club 2. 3; Messiah 2. 3: Annual Staff 3. 4. Associate Editor 4. MONTY KREBS Key Club 3. 4; Basketball 3. 4. DON WETZEL Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; W Club 3. 4. DUDLEY MACK Football I. 2. 3. 4: Baseball I. 2. 3: Basketball I. 2. 3; Key Club 3. 4. Pres. 4; Thespians 3. 4; Class Play 3. 4; Class Assembly I. 2. 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4. Convention 3: Student Body President 4; Class-Pres. 2: Boy’s State 3. Page 12 NORMA Mat M AN Chorus I. 3; Messiah 3: Science Clui) 3; Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Drummer 3. 4; Class Xssenihly I. 2. 3. 4: Class Play 3. I; Oratorical Contest 3: nnual Staff I. 2. 3. I. Editor. 4: Press Con-ference 3; I lics| ians 3. I; Bulldog Barks I; Class Sec. I; C I. 2. 3. I. I HER ISA MARTIN 1 DEW WNE WHEELER loot ha 11 I. 2. 3. 4; Basketball I. 2: W Club 3. 4: I rack I. 2. 3; Class Pres. 4; Student Council 4: Boy's Stale 3: School Key 3; Honor Society 4. Student Council 4. Trcas. 4: l.ihrary 2. 3; Spanish Club 3; (.iri s Stale 3; Class Sec. I; Honor Socict' 4. WILMETH McDAVID G.A.A. 3. 4; Chorus 4. Page 13 liObbll Mi I AR1.AN1) Chorus 3: Messiah 3. CARI.ANl) MOORK JIM MlRPHY Prescott. Ari . 1.2: Holbrook. ri . 3. Football I. 2: basketball I. 2: baseball I. I: Track Manager 2. 3: Class Vicc-Prcs. 3: Student Council I. 2. 4. Convention I: Class Assembly I. 2: Class |� la 3. 4; I hespians 3. 4. President I: Honor Society 3. 4. President I. Convention 3. 4: Science Club 3. 4. Vice-President 3. President 4: boys’ State 3: Annual Stall I: V Club 3. 4: Kev Club 2. 3. 4. Vicc-Prcs. 4. bill A MKIKl.li Football 3. 4: CAPC 1. 2. 3. 4: Science Club 3. 4: Rifle Club 1. 2; basketball 3; Track I, 2. 3. MIN MCHOI.S band I. 2. 3: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Festival I. 2. 3: Operetta 2; Messiah 3; Honor Society 3. I. Vue Pres. 4; Con-venlion 3. I: I hespians 3. I: Science Club 2. 3: Student Council I. 2. 3. 4: M ils Cheerleader 3: Pep Squad 2. 3. I. Pom Pon Cirl I. Drummer 4; Class Sec. I: Class ssembly I. 2. 3. 4; Class Plav 3. I: Salad bowl Princess 4: Football Queen Attendant I: Oirl's State 3: bulldog barks I. Advertising Manager 4. Page 14 XAXCY PENNINGTON horns I. 2. 3. I; Orchestra I; Hand I. 2. 3. 1: Pep S |h;kI 2. 3. I. Drummer 3. I; Photographs Club 2. 3. 4, Secretary 3; Class I’lay 3. I; Festival I. 2. 3, I: Mutual Staff I: Class sscml lv I. 2. I: Messiah 3: Oratorical Contest 3; State lair I. 2: Salad Howl 4. GENE PIS! I. Football I. 2. 3. I; Baseball I. 2. 3. I; basketball I. 2. Manager 3. 4; Rifle Club I: V Club 3. 4. Pres. 4: Class Assembly 3. 4; Rumpus King 4: Hand I. 2. State Fair I. Festival I. 2. JKAN RK.CS Pennsylvania I; Maryland 2; Pep •Squad 4; Class Assembly 4. ISA Hi:I. RF.YF.S Rifle Club 3: C.iris (.Ice Club 4. See.- I rcas. 4; basketball Champs 3; • V 4. ANNIE SANCHEZ Pep Squad 3. 4; Spanish Club 3. 4; Student Council 4; FHA 4; Class Assembly 4. Page 15 ROBERT SANDOVAL Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Orchestra 1. 2; Key Club 3. 4: State Fair I. 3: Festival I. 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 2; Class Assembly 3: Class Play 3: Music Clinic 3. JAVM I.I. SIMVKY ('.lavs Assembly I. 4; Class Play 3. 4: I hespians 3. I: Science Club I: Pep Squad 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Librarian 4. PAIRICIA SORF.NSON Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Messiah 3: Pep Squad 2. 3. 4. Pres. 4; Science Club 2. 3; Spanish Club 3: Class Assembly 2. 3: Class See. 3; Miss Merry Christmas Attendant 3; Rumpus Queen 4. RITA SANTIS'! KVAN Pep Squad 3. 4; Volley Ball Inter-Class Champions 3: GAA 3. 4. Pres. 4; Spanish Club 4; FHA 1; Convention 4: (.lee Club 4. (.KOROL S I KOMI IR (.Ice Club I. 2. 4; Rifle Club 1. 2. 3: Science ( ltd 3; ( PC I. 2. 3. 4; loot-ball 3. I; I rack I. 2: Class Play I; Photography Club I. 2; ('.lass Assent-bly 3. 4: I hespians I. Page 16 DOROTHY S'I ROMBERG l cp Squad 2. 3. I. Set. 4; I hespians 3. 4. See. 4; Class Play 3. 4; Class s-semblv 2. 3: Glee Club I. 2; Science Club 2. 3: Student Council 4: Class Treas. 1; Bulldog Barks 4; Annual Staff 4; Annual Queen 4. CAROLINE TAYLOR Science Club 2. 3. 4: Thespians 3. 4: Pep Squad 2. 3. 4; Bulldog Barks 4. Editor 4: Junior Review Award I: Class Play 3. 4; Librarian 3. 4: Honor Society 4: Class Assembly 4: Student Council 4. IRENE I AYI.OR HARVEY I EWANEMA (dec Club I. 2. 4: OAA 1. REYES ANN I ov Rifle Club 2. 3. 4. ice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4; CAPC 4: Track I. 2. 3. I: Basketball I. 4; Football 4. Pep Squad 2. 3. 4: Assemblx 3; (.A 3. 4: FH I; Bulldog Barks 4; Cantata 2. Pep Squad 2. 3. I; librarian 4: FHA 3. I: Bulldog Barks I: Chorus I. 2. Key Club 2. 3. 4; Rifle Club I. 2. 3: Spanish Club 2. 3. 4: B Squad Football Manager 2: A Squad F N tball Manager 3. 4; Student Council 4: Student Body Vice-Pres. 4; Honor Society KOHI-'.K I ISMANN Baseball I. 2; Football 3. 4; Spanish Club 3: Class Play 4; Class Assembly I; W Club 4: Thespians 4. BERNARD KF.XXA Class Pres. I; Class I’lav 3. 4; Class Assembly 2. 3, 4; Rifle Club I. 2; Spanish Club 2; Key Club 2. 3. 4; I hespians 3. 4: Photography Club 2: Student Council 4; Science Club 3. 4; CAPC 3. 4; Baseball I. 2. Page 18 Junior Class Officers Front Row: Jo Ann Green. Representative: Marilyn Hendry. Treasurer; Kaye Kinig. Representative. Hack Row: Hill Bassett. Representative: Harney Roc. Vice-President: B l Matl.can. President: Mary Healer. Secretary. Juniors And so the old grind began. Hut what a grind! Since we were important upper classmen, no one but the Seniors could push us around—but who were they? We immediately began making plans to make out selves the most outstanding class in school and in our estimation we carried out our ideas. We carried the burden of the Junior-Freshmen dance, topped the Seniors in our concessions at the bulldog Rumpus, placed live members in the Honor Society, ;� ml put ourselves up front by being the only class to enter a float in the Annual City Christmas Parade. Although we didn’t win a prize, main people agreed it was a work of art. Because of the many hours devoted to out studies during the first semester, our mid-year exams were no trouble. A fitting conclusion to our year was our production of Clementine,” our minstrel class assembly, and thanks to the hard working prom committee we put on a beautiful Prom. As we look forward to our next year, we resolve to make it the best and most successful in our high school career. KARBARA ACRE The Songbird o II'. . V. CAROLE ANDERSON The tuba kid GEORGE BA I I S He's said to have the prettiest legs this side of the Miss. Page 20 Jl'NE BATHKE Monde, quiet, and ve likeable WILLIE BLANCO I've nothing to say jot myself J ACK IK CAMPBELL Slow Poke JIMMIE BOYLE He's small, hut he is wort, going after! Robot Chacon They don‘I call him sweater-girl lor nothing. M R1LYN Cl. RK Too had we can't all hair cute In tit hers! MARIK DANIEL Broadnax is my heal TOMMY DENNY T. P. D.-Tin Pan Denny KAYE KMIG A squaw who would like Paul in her teepee Bll.I.Y LEE KI. KY President of the Woman Halets Club nelson McKinney Seed an interpreter for the 'few language I I I.A GALLEGOS oh mil, mu. mil JO ANN GREEN drink nothing stronger than Page 23 VENN IE GONZM.ES She keeps her thoughts to her self ♦ JOYCE HARDY think Doxcy is just wonderful DIANA HEARD Cute with lots of class RICHARD HEGLUXD He never says, he only thinks DICKIE HANNO It’s not how big you area's how tough you are CORDON HANSEN Ulond and bashful JOE REYES I don’t know MARILYN HENDRY Hell-bottom A N D REA HERNA NDEZ Oh how that truck attracts men Pago 24 VIRGINIA HERNANDEZ And they envied Samson’s hair LOIS KREBS You don't know do you? V) JOHNNY MARIE HIGHTOWER don’t have a boy friend in every state—only in half of them BILLY WATSON I like the money in them, especially the nichols DIXIE KELLY Just my Hill—don’t you ever doubt it!!! BILL HUNTER I'm always dreaming of you Margie ELEANOR JONES As quiet as a grasshopper! BOB JENKINS Hr prefers Georgia to Winslow Pago 25 Page 26 BILLY LEONARD The great lover AXSELMA LOPEZ She never wakes a sound BILLY MEAD Dixieland is his theme song BARBARA McNEIL Quien sabe? DAVID MAGEE Just call me Maggie BOB MacLEAN Tall, l.ankx, and Fast—with women CAROL WHITNEY Something out of the ordinary JOE MOLINA Hr doesn’t say much but he has plenty MARLENE MILLER She’s of a happy nature CHARLOTTE WILSON j she fickle or fust popular7 ■MH’ mm Hi RVDEN MITCHELL How about those blue legs Rydenf GLORIA MIF.R Tall, slender, and untalkative DONALD l’ATTERSON Whiskers vs. creurut LILY MONTOYA haven’t figured her out yet Page 27 ELEANOR PACHECO A very excellent typist WALTER ROBINSON C.o mad girls, go mad! CLYDINE RHOTON I’m manly interested in the “farm” MABLE REEVES A iterry nice girl to know NANCY WOODS I’m like Cod—I love them all DELIA RUIZ One of the many Ruiz girls Pag© 28 BARNEY ROE Must be the red hair that makes all the girls go for him RACHEL RAMIREZ Oh Rachel—uhat beautiful eyes you have! LUCY SANTISTEVAN FIuzzy is her major JOHNNY SCOTT Oh Johnny, Oh Johnny, How you can love! Pcgo 29 Too Late to Classify Alice Chacon, Myrtle Cooper. John Gonzales, William Gonzales. Lucy Gutierrez, Raymond Gutierrez, Barbara Mattie, Monico Marquez, Donald Montoya, Eva Ornca-las. Fred Padilla, Liandro Romo, Ray Rubi, Betty Gail Young, and Robert Zubia. MARLK Il'RNER A red head with a leinjirr to match MARGARET SI EG Ml KR Kitten Bil l, I ECKI.EXBERG tetter known as Sadi ! M ICK VAI.VKRDK she hasn't got it—she doesn’t need it! DAVID TAYLOR Hr has few mil OFFICERS: CHARLES RICHARDS President DONNA KIMBLER Vice-President ELIZABETH JONES Secretary JUDY CHURCH T re usurer STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: RUBY WOO HAZEL FOSTER PAUL M COR MICK. 0 0 0 Left to right: First row, Foster. Richards, McCormick. Back row: Jones, Woo. Kimhlcr. Church. I.cft to right: O'Sullivan, Taylor. Crawford, Nasser SPONSORS: MRS. O’SULLIVAN MR. TAYLOR MRS. CRAWFORD MR. NASSER Sophomores To start our Sophomore year off right we elected a fine bunch of hard working officers. . . . The Sophomore girls made up the majority of those who participated in the Pep Squad initiation, which consisted of all the humiliating things that always happen to Rats. , „ _ When the Elks Quarterback Club sponsored the annual Football Banquet, our class out did all previous Sophomores by lettering eleven men. After suffering through semester tests, the year rushed on with the pace of basketball. Flagstaff was the scene of both the Northern and State Tournaments and many Sophomores were spectators to both oi these. With the aid of the Seniors, our Senior-Sophomore Dance was an affair to be proud of, as was our class assembly. ASC at f lagstaff was the scene of the NAIA Music Festival and many of the participants were from the class of ’51. May saw the close of school with its tests, assemblies and spring fever. With the anticipation for better things to come, we look back over our year of Sophomores as one well spent, and look forward to our Junior year as the most thrilling yet. MARGUERITE CASEY SOPHIE CHAVEZ |II)Y CHURCH SARAH CROZIER KEITH CRAWLEY R CONWAY MARINA CHACON NOR KEN CASNER MARJORIK DICKSON ADOI.I'HI S DAVIS CKCII.IA DOMING! K . MON OOLDSBKRRY SHIRI.EY HOL I MARY (.11 I HR RE TRESS A HAl'KAAS RONNIE HOFFMAN MONTE HADLEY TRACY HANSEN ELIZABETH JONES DONNA K1MBLER VIOLET KYCERO NORMA I.OCKWOOI) I .M S I INC) MARTINEZ DOLORES MARQl'EZ I EDDY MANKER JIMMY TIPTON VERNA TAYLOR KENNETH WEI .EL SHIRLEY WES'I PAT WHITFIELD GLENN WILLIAMS JIMMY WHITWORTH EDWIN WHITNEY RUBY WOO PHOTO SCHNOOKLES VICTOR CANDELARIA MAR I HA CHAVEZ GETRIDE COOK A PHILLIP FLORES JIMMY GALLEGOS MANUAL GARCIA GEORGE GONZALES ARTHUR JAMES JOSIE GONZALES RONNIE H AN NO MARSHALL HAYES RHENEA KIRKLAND SHIRLEY I.AL’R ROY MADRID rOMMY MAENNCHF BENNY MARTINEZ monnie McCauley LILY MONTOYA LOUIE RAMIREZ PHILLIP SANCHEZ MARGARET SANDOVAL ROBERI VILLERINO PHILLIP WEEKS CHARLES RICHARDS Page 39 Sponsors Freshmen We started our careers as high school students with the title ol l-rosh but before long we were knocked down a |K?g or two from our former standing ol the “almighty eighth-graders. We helped the Juniors put on the Junior-Freshman dance which we thought was a hit. Then came the honor of winning first prize in the Rumpus Parade. Our candidates for the Bulldog Rumpus King and Queen were Johnny Campbell and Joyce Parker. And our choice for “Miss Merry Christmas” was Jackie Gunn. In our Freshman Assembly we had something unusual, but you have to admit that it was good! As the close of the year comes we are looking forward to be Sophomores, but the memories of our “Frosh” year still linger on. MARY ALVARADO THERESA ARMIJO EMMA JEAN BARXER JIMMY BLIJMLIXF. DELORA CARRII.I.O RACHEL CEBALLOS SALLY CHIARAMONTE CHARLES CLARK FI.OR INCH GONZALES WYI.A HARDIN PAT JAMES RONNIE KASULAII IS DAVID Ml’NSOX HAZEL MURRAY ELMER NATSEWAY JANICE OLIVER ROBERT OZMENT KLI ABE I H PRIES 1 CAROLYN I’ROI’I’S I’ATTY PROP PS BETTY RANDOLPH MERLE SCOi r NANCY JO ROBB WESLEY SINGLETON GLENKLI.EN RI PE Pag© 47 MERI.F. SMI I HSON DONNA SPl'RGEON SIDNKY I RAMS TOM WAI.ION FRANCES STOCK SMF.RRY W1EC1S Page 48 JANICE FANNER DALE WONG DELLA LUCERO J MISSING FRESHMEN Mike Alarid, Mary Alvarado. Fhcresa Armijo. Milton Baca. Kenneth Beckner. Evelyn Brown, John Campbell. Claudia Cleaver, Myra Cooata. Bernie Gonzales. Mike Gonzales, Bern Gordon. Feliciano Guerrero. Hazel Hanson, Robert Hysong. Charles Leaver ton. Robert Lucero, Betty McKinney. Jerry McRae, Walter Maule. Rosalio Molina, Benjainine Nuanez, Carol Ong. Mary Lhchna Pilon. Sally Ramirez. Bol) Rhoton, Ronnie Rhoton, Gary Roubison, Walter Rubi. Elvira Ruiz, Frank Yiilacscusa. DRAYTON MATHEWS ALMA MATER Here mid the skies and the deserts beauty And mountain ranges blue Touched by the ever gleaming sunlight And desert moonlight too. So we pay homage to you our high school. Pledging that we’ll be true With voice and hands and heart saluting Here’s our toast to you. With a hep, hep, hep we march along Winslow high to you we’re true With a hep, hep, hep and cheering song Fighting, working and rooting for you: You’re our pride and honor Winslow High You’re our inspiration true— For your learning we’re yearning— Hope high is burning That’s our toast to you. Superintendent of Schools MR. RAY E. BOOTH MR. BURT HAWKINS MR. DWIGHT SHANNON Page 52 Board of Education MRS. RON NIK BRENNAN Pearl Anderson Mathematics Grinnell College. Grinncll. Iowa University of Omaha University of Colorado Lola Davidson Home Economics N.W. Missouri Slate College. Maryville. Mo. William C. Brown Lee Coover Music Commerce A.S.C.. Tcmpe, Arizona University of Arizona. Tucson. Arizona Clyde Gardner Mathematics, Science A.S.C.. Tempe. Arizona A.S.C.. Flagstaff. Arizona University of Alabama Edna Gipson Home Economics A.S.C.. Flagstaff. Arizona Highlands University. Las Vegas. New Mexico Estelce Hinson English, Journalism Peabody College. Nashville. Tennessee University of Arkansas Emil Nasser Physical Education A.S.C.. Flagstaff. Arizona Mary Godscll English, Latin Fargo College. Fargo. North Dakota University of Arizona O. W. Letts Woodworking Oshkosh Teachers College. Oshkosh. Wisconsin A.S.C.. Flagstaff. Arizona Page 55 Cecelia Kelly English Midland College. Fremont. Nebraska Colorado College of Education. Greeley. Colo. Avis Naysmith Commerce University of Nebraska University of Denver Verla Oare Social Science University of Arizona Stanford University Jerome J. Neumann Social Science, Speech A.S.C.. Flagstaff. Arizona Glenn N. Olmstead General Shop Oregon State College University of Southern California Charlene Orr Physical Education Murray State College, Murray, Ky. University of Kentucky Pago 56 Frances O'Sullivan English University of Minnesota Columbia University Northwestern Univesity William Strack Machine Shop A.S.C., Flagstaff. Arizona M. W. Wright Mathematics, Science A.S.C., Tempo, Arizona A.S.C., Flagstaff. Arizona Sally Paine Social Science Colorado Stale Teachers College, Greeley. Colorado Charles M. Rapson Biology A.S.C., Tempc. Arizona Leo Wheat Art, Mechanical Drawing A.S.C., Tempc. Arizona Page 57 Lester Taylor Science, Mathematics University of New Mexico Teacher’s Autographs FLAGSTAFF Playing the first of two games scheduled with arch rival Flagstaff, the Bulldogs tasted bitter defeat as WHS was trounced by a strong Eagle squad that outweighed and outmanned an inexperienced Winslow eleven. Gene Piscl Guard Dale Hancock Center Dudley Mack Quarterback I . ROUND VALLEY After their loss to Flagstaff the Bulldogs came roaring back to win over Round Valley as they rolled up yardage and first downs against the Elks. Winslow gave RV no mercy in rolling up their highest score in one single game of the season. KINGMAN Against a highly touted King-man eleven, WHS continued its winning ways. Winslow led throughout the game until King-man pushed over a last minute TD due to numerous penalties called against Winslow. Fred Padilla Walter Robinson Charles Irwin Halfback Guard Tackle MINGUS There were high hopes for Winslow as they journeyed to Clarksdale to engage with the newly formed Mingus high school. But the Bulldogs were not able to penetrate the Mingus defense while the Rams scored twice in the second half to win the ball game. SNOWFLAKE Inspired by its first hometown crowd, the Bulldogs downed Snowflake to bounce back into the win column. The Lobos scored three TD's, but Winslow tallied one more in a contest highlighted by long gains. George Bates Center Cooper Cooat a Halfback Bill Watson Fullback Dewaync Wheeler Guard Robert Clark Tackle PRESCOTT Winslow lost to a big and burly Prescott team, although it was generally rated the Bulldog’s best played game of the season. It looked as if WHS was to suffer another terrific beating, but when the dust had settled Winslow had more than held their own against the Class A Badgers. ST. JOHNS Probably the most disappointing of defeats was suffered by Winslow rooters when the St. Johns Redskins scalped Winslow at Winslow. Donald Wetzel End Johnny Russell End Sidney Travis Quarterback Kenneth Ahmic Center Billy Chamcma Halfback HOMECOMING Homecoming festivities were in lull swing the night before and the next day, but Flagstaff whipped our beloved BtrHdogs 14-6. WHS nevertheless gained a moral victory in their loss against the Eagles. FLAGSTAFF The Winslow squad showed its real worth in its second tilt with Flagstaff. Battling the Eagles to a near standstill, Winslow still came out on the short end of the score. Robert Zismann Tackle John NcNelly Tack If Roy Madrid Guard George Gonzales Tackle Lonnie Foster Quarterback GALLUP Winslow climaxed its mediocre season with a win over Callup high school. The Bulldogs looked sharp, to the chagrin of Coach Nasser as it was the last game of the season, but better late than never. GENE PISEL Elected as a co-captain of the 1951 football squad, Gene Pisel was stand-out performer for the Bulldogs. Jovial Gene held down the left guard position and he played inspired ball in the Flagstaff and Prescott games and along with his dependable playing throughout tne season has proven that he was worthy of this position. Franklin Carillo Bill Mciklc Lyle Jenkins Halfback Guard Quarterback NELSON GOLDSBERRY Along with Gene Pisel, Nelson Goldsberry was chosen as the other co-captain. Nelson suffered a serious neck injury as the season got underway, but Spike” was still chosen because of his stellar performance on the gridiron. Ray Gutierrez End Keith Crawley Halfback Harvey Tewanema Halfback Page 66 r Bill Gonzales Halfback « Paul McCormick Halfback Bill Tecklenburg Tackle Emil G. Nasser, head WHS football coach, has compiled a fine record since coining from ASG at Flagstaff six years ago. Although this season has been his worst due to numerous setbacks, Winslow High is fortunate to have secured such a capable coach. Earl Benham, coaching his first year at WHS, has proved a worthy advisor to Mr. Nasser as assistant football coach. Mr. Benham also has guided the fortunes of the Freshman basketball squad this year and has acted as assistant to Mr. Wright with the WHS thinclads. Pag© 67 Coach Benham B” Squad The Junior Varsity football squad experienced an up and down season. First row: Wilson Woo. Frank Villacuscua. Jackie Munson. Hal Hancock. Jerry Crawley. Maurice 1’ilon. Jimmy Blumein. Second row: Kenneth Bcckncr. Dean Schrocdcr. Clark. Manuel Garcia, Ronnie Mitchell. Campbell, Ronnie Hanno, Carmel Chau- Third row: Richard Caviness. Alvin Montoya. Jim Irwin, Bcrnie Gon ales. Monte Hadley. Ron Kasulautis. loin Walton, Wesley Singleton. Jim Crimmins. Fourth row: Walter Greer, Rolicrt Rupc, Ralph Miller, Tom Manncchc. Couch Wright. Adolphus Davis, Floyd Abney, Dan Harrison, Leavorton. Winslow__________7 Winslow_________13 Winslow----------0 Winslow----------0 Se lignum___________19 Snowflake___________12 McNary _____________12 .Flagstaff__________35 Page 68 A Squad I’aul Bashor. Bob Boggan, Cooper Cooata. Fred Padilla, Franklin Carillo. Paul McCormick. Kenneth Ahmi. George Bates. Dewavne Wheeler. Bucky Clark. Bill Ceballos. Curry Woo. Harvey jewanema. Walter Rubi. Jerry McCrea. Sidney Travis. Rill Meikle, John Russell. Tom Dunn. Bill Mead. Kenny Wetzel. Raymond Guterrez. Lyle Jenkins. Lonnie Foster, Bill Chamema. Kmil Nasser. Billy Watson. Buddy Robinson. John McNclly, Roy Madrid. Gene Pisel. Charles Irwin. Don Wetzel, Rober ismann, Billy Tecklenberg, Donald Montoya, Dale Hancock. Farl Benham. Flagstaff ___________39 Round Valley__________0 Kingman ______________7 Mingus ______________13 Snowflake_____________19 Prescott_____________19 St. Johns____________19 Flagstaff ___________14 Gallup ________________0 Winslow___________0 Winslow_________46 Winslow_________21 Winslow__________0 Winslow_________25 Winslow__________0 Winslow___________6 Winslow__________6 Winslow_________13 Paul Basher Manager Curry Woo Manager Liandro Romo Manager N. A. I. A. TOURNAMENT A” Squad Winslow 47 Ash fork __ 23 Winslow 57 Snowflake 46 Winslow 44 Flagstaff ___ 48 St. Johns . 33 Winslow- _41 Hoi brook 37 John McNclly, Kenneth Wetzel. Dale Hancock. Jim Lovett, Bob NlacLean, Billy Watson, Lyle Jenkins, Gene Pisel, Lonnie Foster, Cooper Cooata, Paul McCormick. Dudley Mack, Billy Chamcma, Harvey Tewanema. Walter Cox. STATE TOURNAMENT THE BULLDOG SCHEDULE Winslow-- 67 Clifton 57 Winslow 05 Florence — 54 Winslow 54 Ajo -------- 55 Coach Lovett James P. Lovett, basketball mentor, coached another fine WHS basketball squad this year. Mr. Lovett has a wide knowledge of basketball and he has mentored varsity squads for (� years. Coming from Duncan, where he coached a number of championship teams. Coach Lovett will, in the future, continue to turn out good teams. 1951 52 46 Snowflake ... 35 Winslow 51 Kingman 26 Winslow. ... 33 Prescott 35 Winslow 34 Flagstaff . . _ 31 Winslow ... __42 Holbrook 44 Winslow 40 Florence 38 Winslow 41 Mingus - 69 57 Ajo . 42 43 Miami 48 Winslow 46 St. Johns . ..... 48 Winslow - 41 Round Valley - 22 Winslow 38 Snowflake . _ _ 40 Winslow 46 Williams _ 36 40 Holbrook 53 51 Cathedral 43 •Winslow ... _ 57 Fort Wingate 40 43 Flagstaff 47 Winslow 48 Round Valley 39 Winslow 60 Cottonwood 67 Winslow _ 54 Holbrook 71 Winslow . 58 St. Johns 33 •Gallup Tournament Ken Wetzel Center Dudley Mack Forward Bill Watson Guard Bob Mac Lean Forward Coach Lovett, with a crew of six footers on the Winslow basketball squad, guided the squad into the state tournament for the third consecutive year. The Winslow hoopsters proved a strong contender in the conference as they placed third in the X. A. I. A. tournament. In regular season play the Bulldogs did not fare so well, winning ten and losing nine. Gene I’iscl Manager Lyle Jenkins Guard Cooper Cooata Forward But the W H S cagers came through where it counted the most — in the tournaments. In the N. A. I. A. they edged Holbrook alter being previously beaten three times by the Roadrunners. In the state tournament they reached the semi-finals only to lose to Ajo by one point. Lyle Jenkins gave Winslow wide recognition by placing on the All-State basketball first five. The last W H S player to gain this honor was George Haynes about twenty years ago. The Bulldogs cagers compiled 1400 points to their opponents’ 1260. They played total of 29 games, winning 16 and losing 11. Walter Cox Manager Chamema Guard Dale Hancock Center John McXclIv Guard Paul McCormick Guard B” Squad Emil Nasser, Billy Mead, Bobby Boggan. John Russell. Adolphus Davis. Walter Greer. Liandro Romo. George Bates. Kenneth Ahmie, Billy Elzey. Bob Rupc. Richard Hcglund, Charles Jenkins. Paul Bashor. Dean Schrocder, Nelson McKinney, Melvin Ray. Winslow________ 54 Winslow_________41 Winslow_________85 Winslow---------39 Winslow_________41 Winslow_________59 Winslow_________41 Winslow_________53 Winslow_________64 Winslow_________43 Winslow_________69 Snowflake___________31 Kingman ____________14 Prescott____________36 Flagstaff __________28 Holbrook ___________34 Hopi Hi_____________30 Mingus______________33 St. Johns___________45 Round Valley________32 Snowflake __________44 Williams____________37 Winslow_________35 Winslow ________62 Winslow_________43 Winslow _______ 66 Winslow___ 75 Winslow --------47 Winslow________ 56 •Winslow--------30 •Winslow________35 •Winslow________43 Flagstaff____________29 Round Vailey 61 Cottonwood 19 _____56 _____60 46 27 35 32 49 Hopi Hi Hopi Hi Holbrook St. Johns Flagstaff Prescott Snowflake • Junior Varsity Tournament Page 74 Freshmen K Karl lien ham. Rosie Molina. Elmer Nateway. Sid Travis. Wesley Singleton. Merle Scott. Hal Hancock. Jerry McRae. Drayton Matthews. Norman Pruett. Jimmy Blumlcin. Robert Rhoton. Charles Leverton, Bernie Gonzales. Jimmy Crimmins. Tommy Walton. Charles Clark, Jerry Crawley. Donald Hockcnbury. Winslow 22 Snowflake 2.8 Winslow 21 I-liit-stall _ 27 Winslow __ 14 1 Ini brook 29 Winslow _ 26 Flag CYO 58 Winslow :t2 |ose|� h City 85 Winslow 21 Snowflake 28 Winslow _ _ . 22 Holbrook __58 Winslow 29 Flagstaff 18 Winslow ___ 2(� McNary —27 Pag 75 Junior High Gene Coldsberry. Ted Armstrong, Charles Gardner, John Dunnigan, Mr. Wright, Leonard Williams. John Scott, Arden McRae. William Gray, Leonard Begay. James Lopez, Junior Vargas. Barry Mack. Donald Williams. Stanley Chipman. Faustino Chavez. Winslow_ _ _ 16 Kingman ____ 15 Winslow Joseph City _ _ 24 Winslow 30 Demolay 31 Winslow. 52 Demolay 34 Winslow 26 Flagstaff 21 Winslow 41 WHS Frosh 37 Winslow. 46 WHS Frosh 35 Winslow 48 Holbrook 25 Winslow 31 Joseph City 24 Winslow._ ..48 Flag CYO 25 Winslow .41 Flag CYO 20 •Winslow ... 10 WHS Frosh 34 •Winslow 28 Flag Frosh .. .40 COLD MKDAL TOl RNFY Winslow 15 St. Johns 20 Winslow 28 25 Winslow ...38- Flagstaff __ 22 •Holbrook Tournament Pag 76 Lyle Jenkins Lyle Jenkins was the second player in VV H S history to be on the All-State first team. Lyle also made second team All-Northern. Jenkins led the Bulldogs to victory more than once by his all-around play. Kenneth Wetzel Kenneth Wetzel, although only a Sophomore, was named to the second team All-Northern. Kenneth’s rebounding and floor work helped the team to win their games this year. Page 77 Bob MacLean, Junior forward, in his first year of varsity ball, was named to the first team All-Northern. Bob was known throughout the north for his rebounding and dead-eye shooting. Bob MacLean Track Front row: R. Hanno, B. Martinez. D. Higfoec. M. Scott. L. Ramirez. M. Ramirez. K. Crawley. 1). Hanno. F. Carrillo. I). Schrocdcr. Second row: B. Leonard. T. Walton. V Pruett. P. Florez. M. Garcia, K. Nat.seway. W. Robinson. N. McKinney. J. Scott. R. Hcglund. I). Matthews. C. Jenkins. Back row: J. McRae. R. Kasulaitis, I). Harrison. G. Hoffman. T. Mannache, E. Whitney. G. Williams. H. Tcwanenia, J. Molina. A. Davis. D. Wetzel, L. Jenkins. Mr. Wright. Under the supervision of Coach Wright, the Winslow thin clads, last year, participated in the annual Winslow Invitational track and field meet, and also the Holbrook and Prescott meets. The trackmen placed second in all three of these Invitational meets. This year with a lack of experienced boys, “Doc” Wright’s squad has, nevertheless, progressed satisfactorily. Page 78 Baseball George Bates. Lonnie Foster. Kenneth Ahmie. Fred Padilla. Ray Ruhi. Don Montoya, Boh Boggan. Alvin Montoya. Emil Nasser. Franklin Carrillo. Sidney Travis. Paul McCormick. Bill Mead. Bob MacLean, Bill Watson. John Me.Nelly. Garland Moore. Bernic Gonzales. David Magee. Jim Grimmms. Robert Rupe. Wesley Singleton. Jim Tipton. Ted Manker After a very successful season last year, Coach Nasser has high hopes of building, with his nine returning lettermen and Jr. Legion prospects, another championship team. Page 79 Gene Piscl, named to the first team All-Northern, caught many an opponent off guard by his aggressiveness. The spark plug of the Bulldogs was also given All-State Honorable Mention which he well deserved. In addition Gene was chosen Go-Captain and Homecoming King by his teammates. Gene Pisel Nelson Goldsberry, although out most of the season because of a neck injury, was given All-Northern Honorable Mention. He quarter-backed the Bulldogs until injured during the Mingus game and was chosen co-captain. John McNelly JSPfti John McNelly, a promising Sophomore tackle, was placed on the Second Team All-Northern. After a very promising season, great things are expected of Johnny in the future by WHS. Pag 80 ANNUAL STAFF Norma Jeanne Mac Lean_______________________________ Editor Sally Ann Lofgreen _______________________________Assistant Nancy Cesar_______________________________________ Business Manager Dorothy Strombcrg ___________________ ___________ Assistant Berly Burt, Barbara Aragon _________________ Senior Editors Clydine Rhoton, Kaye £mig Junior Editors Ruby Woo, Nadine Nichols_____ Sophomore Editors Janice McCullough, Patty Mead ____________ Freshman Editors Nina Boyd. Janie Herrera _______________Junior High Editors Robert Ozment___________________________________________Art Marie Daniel, Dixie Kelley_________________ Social Editors Carol Dclcour_________________________________Organizations Walter Cox______________________________________Photography Lois Gean Krebs, Nancy Pennington _________________ Typists Front row: Jerome J. Neumann. Dorothy Stromberg. Nancy Cesar. Norma Jeanne MacLean. Sally Lofgreen, Wanda Higbcc. Walter Cox. Second row: Marie Daniel, Carol Dclcour. Janice McCullough. Patty Mead. Clydine Rhoton. Kay Emig. Beryl Burt. ' Third row: Garland Moore. Dixie Kelley. Nancy Pennington. I.ois Krehs. Ruby Woo. Barbara Aragon. 'I ommv Dunn. Front row: Wanda Higbee. Beryl Burt, Garland Moore. Caroline Taylor. Mina Nichols. Second row: Clydine Rhoton. Marilyn Hendry. Theresa Martinez. Barbara McNeil. Diana Heard. Third row: Walter Cox, Dcwaync Wheeler. Curry Woo. Bob MacLean. HONOR SOCIETY Garland Moore Mina Nichols Beryl Burt______ Wanda Higbee Caroline Taylor OFFICERS __________Prfsirlrnt _________ Vice-President ............ Sro'cturv _______________Treasurer Council Representative The Honor Society is a small but active group in WHS. In addition to continuing their Share the News” project begun last year, the local chapter acted as hosts to the Northern Arizona Convention of the National Honor Society on April 9, 1952. Approximately 100 delegates were present at this convention. Discussions centering around the theme Streaking Toward Progress” were presented by the various schools. The presentation of the induction assembly was exchanged with the Flagstaff Chapter again this year. Front row: Annie Sanchez, Fcla Gallegos. Rita Sanicstiven. Delia Ruiz. Virginia Hernandez. Andrea Hernandez. Tillic Duran. Sally Florez. Marguerite Casey. Second row: Gordon Hansen. Tommy Denny. Vennie Gonzales. I.ucy Santestivan. Mona Goldsbcrry. Anslcma Lopez. Jimmy Whitworth. Mrs. Fisher. Third row: Paul McCormick. John McNelly, Charles Richards. Morris Pilon. Clarance Miller. Clarance Bell, Barney Roe. Dean Schroeder. Fourth row: Tracy Hansen. Ixrandro Romo. Joe Reyes. Philip Sanchez. Bill Leonard. Kolrcrt Rupc. OFFICERS SPANISH CLUB Barney Roe-------------------------President John McNcllv ________________ Vice-President Lucy Santistevan __ Secretary-Treasurer Ralph Miller_________________ Council Rep. The main project for the Spanish Club this year was to purchase a record player for use in the Spanish department. The Spanish club in 1950-51 left money with which to purchase Spanish-speaking records for learning to speak the language properly. Meetings of the group arc held at regular class time, twice each month at which programs in Spanish arc presented. They held a sock dance and had a party in the Home Ec. room on Feb. 25. From row: Mr. Rapson. Walter Cox. Second row: Billy Bassett, Nancy Bennington. Mary Bealcr, Tommy Denny. Third row: Louis Loucks. Marilyn Hendry, Ralph Miller. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB OFFICERS Walter Cox________________________________________President Tommy Denny--------------------------------- Vice-President Mary Healer_____________________________Secretary-Treasurer Marilyn Hendry-----------------------Council Representative Charles Rapson______________________________________Sponsor The Photography Club has a very practical purpose; that of training students to develop, print, and enlarge pictures. This club’s enthusiasts also learn to use various types of cameras, and how to take a good picture. These photographers meet every other Tuesday night in Room 15, where they have access to the school's darkroom. Page 85 From row: Harvey Tewanema, Mary Bcaler, Richard Heglund, Barney Roe. Jackie Campbell, Fausiino Martinez. Second row: Billy Bassett. Glenn Hoffman, Richard Wright, Masedonio Ramirez. Frank Kleinworth. Don Hockenbury, Robert Hysong. Third row: Mr. Gardner, Jim LaPrade, Evelyn MacLean, Wyla Hardin, Patsy Foutz, Sadie Ami, Norman Pruett, Joe Molina. RIFLE CLUB OFFICERS Harvey Tewanema ______________President Mary Bcaler______________ Vice-President Bette Ingles___________________Secretary Jackie Campbell ______________ Treasurer Barney Roe _______________ Council Rep. Clyde Gardner____________________Sponsor Flic WHS Rifle Club was granted a charter by the National Rifle Association in 1939, and is affiliated with the national organization sponsored by the US government. The object of the club being to teach members the proper handling of fire arms, awards are earned every year by students who have learned the advantages of using guns safely. Page 86 F. H. A. For the student interested in the Home Economics Field, the F.H.A. is the extra-curricular activity at Winslow High School which offers to fill the gap between the actual courses of study and the everyday experiences. Under the able leadership of Mrs. Lola Davidson, we took part in the convention held at Holbrook in November, 1951. Also we held a successful tea to which all Home Economics girls were invited. Meetings were held on Thursday of the Second and Fourth weeks of each month at which we learned things of value, anti enjoyed social hours. We made a quilt as a project which was both educational and profitable to our organization. We held a Hobo Day” in which all the members dressed as tramps and did various jobs for people throughout the town. With a successful past behind us we are now looking forward to the summer activities. Eleanor Allen____ Molly Martinez Eleanor Pacheco Clydine Rhoton Lucy Santistcvan Lola Davidson . OFFICERS ______________President ________ Vice-President . Secretary _____________ Treasurer Council Representative _______________ Sponsor Front row: Sadie Ami. Bonnie Hoffman, Phyllis Gould, Annie Sanchez. Ruby Woo. Clydine Rhoton, F. lea nor Pacheco. Eleanor Allen. Second row: June Balhkc. Reyes Ann Toya. Josic Gonzales. Shirley Holt. F.va Mac Brown. Ann I ccklcnhurg. Sofie Chavez. Ix 1a Davidson. Third row: Norma I-ockwood. Charlotte Wilson, I heresa Haukaas. Mary Bcalcr, Mary I.011 Fanning. Rita Santestivan. Lucy Santestivan. Fourth row: Joyce Hardy. Betty Gail Young. Cecelia Domingez. Ethel Scott. Carol Ong. Josic Baca. First row: Frances Stock. Barbara Acrfcc. June Bathke. Reyes Ann Toya. Irene Taylor. Mabel Reeves. Marlene Miller. Barbara McNeil. Second row: Dickie Hanno. Janice McCullough. Sarah Crozier. Patti Mead. Dee Clark. Fat Whitfield, Mary Ann Kolomiu, Robert Chacon. Third row: Robert Hysong. Maurice Pilon. l.eo Sandoval. Bill Watson. Bill Mead. George Stcginier. George Bates. Bill Ceballos. MIXED CHORUS CHORUS The VVHS Choral group is divided into two sections—Girl’s Chorus, and Mixed Chorus. Both groups presented the Christmas Music Concert along with the band. To be eligible to participate in the NAIA Spring Festival, each chorus member had to prove his worth by singing a solo. In preparation for this Festival, the annual pre-festival concert was given to indicate which soloists, trios, and other groups would attend the Festival. The choral groups sang at the Graduation ceremonies in honor of the Seniors. Page 88 From row: Klizalieih Jones. Mary Toya. Diana Heard. Sidney Iravis. .Nancy Pennington. Nancy Woods. Shirley Barner, Barbara Perkins. Second row: Audinc Hodge. Margaret Stegmeir. Joe McAdams. L. I). Allen. Roy Olmstead. Klmer Nataz way. Kol ert Gray, Don Clark. Nixie Hancock. Betty Young. Khydcn Mitchell. Kay Kmig. I bird row: Mr. Brown. Leo Sandoval. Lois Krebs, Charley Clark, Harvey Moody. Kenneth Ahmic. John Me-Nelly. Berry Mack. Wcssly Singleton. Fourth row: Carole Anderson, Tracy Hansen. Paul McCormick, Eleanor Allen, Dorthca Easley. Jimmy Whit-worth Buddy I ofova. Melvin Hannah Robert Sandoval, Pat Ellcdge. BAND Under the direction of our new music teacher, Mr. William Brown, the WHS Band marched at all games, and presented several pep assemblies. I he band was lead by Audinc Hodge, head drum majorette, in an elaborate new costume, and three other majorettes in snappy white corduroy. Our peppy Band executed original and sometimes amusing drills. The group journeyed to Phoenix to the State Fair for the third successive year. They also participated in the pre-festival concert prior to attending the NAIA Spring Music Festival. Page 89 Front row, left to right: Green. Hansen, Foster. Nichols. Second row: Faucher. Higbce, Cro icr. Jennings. Whitfield. M A Left to right: Audinc Hodge, Margaret Stegmeir. Rydinc Mitchell, Kaye Emig. P 0 M P 0 N G I R L S c H E E R L E A D E R H S E Nadine Nichols, Sue Daniel, Beuc Ingles. R L E A D E R Clydine Rhoton, Student Body Cheerleader; Sally Lofgrecn, Marie Daniel. Pep Squad Cheer leaders. 1 Front row: Charlie Irwin. Robert Zismann. Kill Ceballos. Dewayne Wheeler. Bill Leonard. Dean Schroedcr. George Bates. Second row: Dale Hancock. Lonnie Foster. I’atd McCormick. Bill Chamema. Bill Watson. Kenneth Ahmie. Third row: Bill Mead. Cooper Cooata, Dudley Mack. Harvey Tcwancma. Kenny Wetzel. Donald Wetzel. Bobby Boggan. Fourth row: Keith Crawley. Franklin Carillo. Gabriel Piasano. Paul Bashor. l.yle Jenkins. John McNelly. Fifth row: Johnny Russell. Gene Piscl. Nelson Goldslrerry. Garland M«K� rc. W” CLUB The Lettcrmen’s Club, under the presidency of Gene Pisel, was, for the first time, one of YVHS’s leading organizations. After the new members were initiated in the fall, the club began rolling, and remained in the public eye throughout the year. Their definite ruling against lettermen allowing their girl friends to wear their sweaters and the type of award sweater a girl might wear, again made the award sweater an honor, as it was originally intended to be. A suitable climax to their successful year was the first “W club formal dance held in March. Gene Pisel--------- Lyle Jenkins Lonnie Foster Nelson Goldsberry Dale Hancock — Dewayne Wheeler Emil Nasser ------- ______ President Vice-President ......_ Secretary T reasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Council licp. _________ Sponsor Pago 92 PEP SQUAD Pat Sorenson --------------President 1 st Semester Nancy Cesar ______________ President 2nd Semester Dorothy Strombcrg ________________________ Secretary Carol Delcour___________________________ Treasurer Dixie Kelley ---------------Council Representative Charlene Orr_______________________________Sponsor The largest Pep Squad in the history of WHS was enrolled last September when girls from Sophomores up were made eligible for membership. Our main project was promoting school spirit before games, and particularly before Homecoming. Pending Homecoming we presented the annual assembly at which our Royalty was crowned. A striking torch light parade and a beautiful “W” provided a suitable anti climax to all Homecoming activities. Cheerleaders. Front row: Bette Ingles. Marie Daniel. Sally Lofgrccn. Clydine Rhoton. Twinkie Nichols. Officers. Second row: Nancy Cesar, Dorothy Strombcrg. Pat Sorenson, Carol Delcour. Dixie Kelley. I hird row: Gallegos, Santistevan. Ruiz, Hernandez. Archibcque. Jones. Church, Burt. Hendry. Gould. Spivey. Kimblcr. Chacon. Romero. Montoya. Fourth row: Toya. Florez. Duran. Chavez. Gutierrez, Micr. Hoffman. Blanco. Lee. Williams. Taylor. Marquez. Chacon. Orr. Fifth row: Sanchez. Ruiz. Ornelas. Baca. Laur. Brown. Tecklcnburg. Dickson. Chavez. Dominguez, Hightower. Aragon. Sanchez. Sixth row: Woo. Perkins. Bealer, Pennington. Hodge. Casncr. Casey. Holt. West. Mitchell. Acrcc. Farr. Seventh row: Hernandez. Lopez, Emig. El ledge. Woods. Bathkc. Krebs. Heard. Hardy. Wilson. Campbell Beckman. F.ighlh row: Ramirez. Santistevan. Willmumler. Jones. Stegmeir. Turner. Riggs. Scott. Young MacLcan. Pom Pon (.iris Ninth row: l.iiulu Hansen. |o Anne Green. Wanda lliglice. Pal Whitfield. Mina Nichols. Shirley Jennings. Sarah Cro ier. Mary Fain her. Hazel Foster. First row—Officers: Ramirez. Santistevan. Santistevan. Blanco. Krebs. Green. Orr. McNeil. Toya, Kyccro. I'aylor. Toya, West. Second row: Hernandez. Gonzales. Buxton. Dicrcks. Harvey. Parry. Parker. Hughes. Romero. Chavez. Pilon. Gutierrez. Ruiz, Dominguez. Fanning. Third row: Rupe, Bright. Cooata. Church. Chavez. Randolph. Pena. Haukaas. Hendry. Bcaler. Ortiz. Martinez. Fourth row: Montoya. Gallegos. Micr. Reyes, Murray. Tanner, Robb. Shannon. Gutierrez, Hightower. Gonzales. Sam. Taylor. Hoffman. Fifth row: Hernandez. Lopez. Ruiz. Lee. Boatright. Bacca. Padilla. Lucero, Padilla. Chacon. Perkins. Oliver. Woods. Sixth row: Brown. Parsons. Salazar. Sanchez, Whitfield. Hardin. Hale. Daniels. Gunn. Mead. McCullough. Carrillo. Barner. Seventh row: Barner. Propps. Bathke, Brown, Fanning. Propps. Ceballos, Anderson. Jones. Proift. Armijo. Kimb-ler. The Girls Athletic Association was organized this year under the sponsorship of Charlene Orr. This club provides the only girl’s sports in WHS, and meets after school to play volleyball, basketball or baseball. The members get a certain number of points toward earning a letter, and may wear these letters on an award sweater. THESPIANS Garland Moore_______________________President Walter Cox---------------------Vice-President Dorothy Strom berg__________________Secretary Beryl Burt ------------------------ Treasurer Bernard Kenna____________________Council Hep. Francis O’Sullivan____________________Sponsor I’he Thespian National Honor Society was first organized in WHS in 1937. Membership is determined by dramatic points awarded to students who qualify in dramatic arts. For the first time, a fall initiation was held following the Senior play, “The Brain Storm,” and a second initiation in the spring following the Junior play, “Clementine.” In March, the 1 hespians presented an old-fashioned melodrama. THE THESPIANS DISPLAY THEIR SUPERIOR ACTING ABILITY Front row: Walter Cox. Beryl Burt. Dorothy Stromberg. Garland Moore. Second row: Bernard Kenna. Jaynell Spivey. Caroline I'aylor. Norma MacLean. Dudley Mack. Third row: Mina Nichols. Wanda Higbee. First row: Barbara Acre. Elizalieth Jones. Sherry Reis. Edna Mac Perkins. Second row: Evelyn Mac Lean. Pat James. Jackie Campbell. Donna Mcikle. Mr. Olmstead. Third row: Ronnie Mitchell. Floyd Abney, Billy Mcikle. Richard Cavines. Fourth row: Glenn Williams. Maurice Pilon. led Mankcr. C. A. P. C. The CAPC has been an organization in WHS for several years, but it little known because the meetings arc held at the Airport. A few members last summer attended a CAPC camp, and more are planning to do so this summer. The Corps this year enrolled more girls than ever before, who along with the boys, wore regulation Army uniforms. Glenn Olmstead sponsors the group. Page 96 SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS Garland Moore___________________________________________President Carole Anderson __________________________________ Vice-President Marilyn Hendry______________________________ Secretary-Treasurer David Taylor______________________________Council Representative Lester Taylor, Clyde Gardner ------------------------- Sponsors Amongst the extra-curricular activities at Winslow High School is the Science Club which offers the student interested in Science a chance to broaden his knowledge in that field. The 23 active members, under the direction of Lester Taylor and Clyde Gardner, met twice a month to enjoy spectacular experiments, reports on recent scientific discoveries, and informative talks by prominent townspeople. During the Christmas holidays they relaxed and enjoyed themselves by having a party, but returned to “honest labor after the vacation. From row: Mr. Gardner. Carole Anderson. Garland Moore. Marilyn Hendry. I)a id Taylor. Mr. I ay lor. Second row: Rydcn Mitchell. Caroline I avlor. Mary Bealcr, Bernard Kcnna. Wesley Singleton. Tracy Hansen. Third row: Bobby Clnbbs. Beryl Burt. Joe Molina. Page 97 BULLDOG BARKS STAFF From row: Mina Nichols. Tom Dunn. Wanda Higbee. Back: Eldrena Farr. Nonna MacLcan. Bob Clubbs. Barbara McNeil. Reyes Ann Toya. Caroline Taylor. Bobbie McFarland. Javncll Spivey. Barbara Aragon. Clara Williams, Phyllis Could. Dorothy Stroml erg. Caroline Taylor ---------------------------------------- Editor Javncll Spivey_________________________________Associate Editor Barbara McNeil_________________________________________Features Tom Dunn_______________________________________________ Sports Mina Jean Nichols___________________________________Advertising Dorothy Stromberg _____________ Exchange and Business Manager Barbara Aragon____________________________________________Files Estelee Hinson_______________________r------------------Advisor Reporters — Phyllis Gould, Bob Clubbs, Eldrena Farr. Wanda Higbee, Bobbie McFarland, Reyes Ann Toya, Clara Mae Williams, Norma MacLcan. The Bulldog Barks is published bi-weekly by the Journalism class. The writing, make-up, and printing of the newspaper were new to all staff members in September, but soon they learned enough of these practical phases of newspaper work to publish a four page edition. By second semester, feeling very sure of themselves, they enlarged the paper to six pages. The informality of this class, the poise-building experiences in interviewing people, and the know-how behind writing stories on the spur of the moment have prepared these students for a fair beginning in the Journalistic field. The most important Council undertaking this year was the laying of tiie foundation of the Teen Center. A $2,000 allotment from the Community Chest plus a $500 contribution from the student body made this beginning more of a reality. The committee has hopes that the Center will be completed by next fall. Delegates to the Student Council Convention at Kingman were Dudley Mack, Dewayne, Wheeler, Mina Nichols, Norma MacLean, and Hill Watson. The council received welcome aid from our new Principal, John K. Herrera. Teen Center Committee: I Vanda; Cly-dine. Chairman; Dudley; Norma. STUDENT COUNCIL bb'bi fv S‘UA y £'° — res‘ te„, Dudley Mack----- Curry Woo ______ Norma MacLean Theresa Martinez John K. Herrera ____President Vice-President ____ Secretary ___Treasurer -----Sponsor From row: Dorothy Stromlierg. Dewayne Wheeler. Clydine Rhoton. Dudley Stack. Norma MacLean. Curry Woo. Wanda Higbcc. Bernard Kcnna. 2nd row: Jerry Crawley. Caroline Taylor, Kenneth Ahtnie. Marilyn Hendry. Paul McCormick. Jo Anne Green. David Taylor. Kaye Emig. Third row: Walter Cox. Hazel Foster. Wyla Hardin. Jackie Gunn, Maurice l’ilon. Second row: Louis. Loucks. Tomim Dcmiv, Gordon Hansen. Donald Dickson. Bernard Kenna. Rotten Sandoval. Ralph Miller. Third row: Walter Cox. Billy Kl cv. Bolt Jenkins. Johnny Scott. David Taylor. KEY CLUB OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dudley Mack-----------------------President Walter Cox Garland Moore----------------Vice-President Bill El ey Bill Leonard------------Secretary-Treasurer Jimmy Tipton Johnny Scott-------------------Council Rep. The Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, was organized four years ago. Becoming increasingly important in school life, this club is composed of boys with at least average grades from Sophomores up. Its purpose being to help the school in any way, the Key Club this year finished its project of buying the movie projector for the school. It also sponsored dances, candy sales, entered a float in the Homecoming parade, and took care of the operation of the gum machines which benefit underprivileged children. 1 he Key Club meets with its supervisors, Dr. Harry Simmons and Dick Henry, every Thursday noon at the La Posada. onnie CLAXofs, Hurtling of the “W Rallies Apple Blossom Time — Class of ’52 Junior Prom Check those dreamy decorations! Rainbow-Dinner Dance It lakes only a glance to tag these people as under fed. Look Ala! Tm dancin’! Oh, the Seniors had a picnic that never shall forget ...” SENIOR PLAY CAST Willoughby Adams ________ Dudley Mack Inner Willy ............. Garland Moore Aunt Hester _____________ Beryl Burt Aunt Olga Carolyn Tayloi Aunt Louise Jaynell Spivey May belle Turner ....... Norma MacLean Chuck Martin _ Bernard Kenna Harvey Downs Robert Zistnan Johnny Newton _ Bill Ceballos Ralph Jones — George Stegmiei Sally Bishop ______ ______ Eldrena Farr Willoughby’s Admirers Nancy Cesar, Dorothy Stromberg, Nancy Pennington, Mina Nichols, Wanda Higbee. JUNIOR PLAY CAST Clementine Kelley _____Marie Daniels Bertha-----------------------------Mary Bealcr Abe-----------------------David Taylor 'Mary Kelley _________ Marilyn Hendry Gerald Kelley-----------------------Bob MacLcan Cathy ----------------- Barbara Acree Jane Ann--------------------------Ryden Mitchell Hank ----------------Nelson McKenney Tubby----------------- Walter Robinson Pete-----------------------------George Bates Ann McNeil______________________Barbara McNeil Miss Pringle ----------Jackie Campbell Wc presented our annual assembly on February 21. Future Thespians presented a one act play entitled Don't Call Me Junior. Other members displayed their talent by playing the trumpet, piano ana flute. The roaring 20's were brought back by the Reis version ol the Charleston. A tapping twosome” brought our assembly to a close. Sophomore Assembly THE CAST Charles Jenkins, Eleanor Allen, Maurice Pilon, Shirley Ann West, Jimmy Whitworth, Judy Church, Keith Crawley, Hazel Foster, Louis Loucks, Ruby Woo, Leo Sandoval, Mary Fauchcr. Sherry Reis, Edna Mae Perkins, Elizabeth Jones, Nadine Nichols. Harvey?? NT Three Gals on a Hiker L Marlene Dietrich's?? Oh! No! (Hungry???) (Mouth) Ain't Love Grand?? . Sleepy Time Gal Beauty or the Beast? Few!!!!!) The Hoofer!! WEE SENIORS Dcwaync Dudley Robert Ted Bernard WEE SENIORS Barbara Walter Beryl Eldrcna Mina Wanda has a party Billv M. Phvllis Nixie Clara Mae Just Beginners Council Picture 1st row: Jill Campbell. Patsy Miles. Nina Boyd. I.ynn Howard. 2nd row: Gordon McHood. Shirley Schmitz, Edward Rhoton. Absentees: Ray Boyle, Barry Mack. Sylvia Miller. Joan La .ear, Carol Brown. Harvey Moodcv. Fred Chavez. Nora J. Hohn, Carolyn Wadcll. Sandra Huffman, Kirk Calkins. Stanley Chip-man. Rebecca Jarmillo, Janie Herrera. Ray Boyle -------------------------------------------- President Barry Mack................................... Vice-President Lynn Howard......................................... Secretary Shirley Schmitz________________________________________Treasurer Sylvia Miller..................................... Cheerleader Joan La .car ........................ Council Representative Nina Boyd ----------------------------------------------- Editor The girls and boys starting out in Jr. High found interest in new activities such as P. E.. dances. Pep Assemblies and being able to participate in the Bulldog Rumpus. We finally mastered the art of opening lockers and changing from class to class. During the year the magazine drive sponsored by the Senior High proved to be very worth while. From the proceeds we were able to purchase suits for the basketball team, a phonograph and records for the student body. Wrc won the Gold Medal Basketball Tournament and organized the Junior High Pep Squad which topped off a swell year. Although the Class of 56 will leave to take its place in high school, the Class of '57 will move in, to be the “wheels next year. 8TH GARDNER Front row: David Archibeque. Raul Martinez. Ramona Sena, Alfonso Sanchez, Rebecca Armijo, George Sandoval, Sylvia Miller. Clifford Mcistcr. Mr. Gardner. Second row: Clifford Hudson, Shirley Schmitz. Kenny Gee, Ruby Perales. Lynn Quon, Deanna Leonard, James Pirtle. Carolyn MacLean. Third row: Joe Evans, Helen Gordon, Bcrnic Gonzales, Alice Loma, Freddie Chapman. Wilma Honanie, Eddie Schmitz. Fourth row: Donna Holloway, Louis Hoehnc. Theresa Baca. Tim Davison, Alberta DcWitt. Stanley Chipman, Vivian Cullum. Sammy Owens. Nancy Witte. Fifth row: William Gray. Francisco Mata. 8TH GIPSON 1st row: Barry Cooper, Estclla Gallegos, Walter Wester. Sylvia Cooper, Rightly Curnuttc. Meredith F.aton. Edward Rhoton. Mrs. Gipson. 2nd row: Isabel Chavez, Bill Wadcll. Jackie Jackson, Russell Hanno, Josic Duran. Ray Adams. Martha Sakcva. 3rd row: Leland Wester, Nora J. Hohn, Mike Childers, Patricia McKcman. Donnie Bill H wlgc, Glcnna Hardy. Hampton Massey. Joan Sanchez. Frank Archibeque. 4th row: Rose Terry. Frank Barreras. Rosalie Ortiz. Boni Padilla. Leonard Giffin, Rolnrrt Belton. Peggy Kidd. Glen Cochran, Marguerite Abbncy. 8TH PAINE From row: William Ozment. Mary Ann Bray. L. I). Allen. Theresa Hernandez. Willis Hardin, Inez Cordova. Roy Olmstead. Annette Puhrtycseva. Cordon Me Hood. Scorn! row: Miss Paine, Lynn Howard. Harold Baca. Bernice White, Joe Frank McAdams, Jenny Parsons. Barry Mack. Sally Ann Bagiev, Juan Ramirez. I bird row: John Flores. Nina Boyd. Harry Gould, Rosalie Lucero. Melvin Hannah, Christine Hudson, Robert Cray, Carlton Anthony. Kay Clubbs. Fourth row: Janie Herrera. Gilbert Pachecft. Douglas Harvell, Ernest Wasdon, Andy Molina. Richard Chavez. Bill Armstrong. Zelda Sammons. 8TH LETTS Front row: Adeline Valverde, Ray Boyle. Mary Alice Rameriz, Ambro Lucero, Joannic Lazcar. Duane Robinson, Carol Brown, Manuel Vargas, Marilyn Smith. Second row: Johnny Gonzales. Barbara James' Earl Abernathy, Pearl Abernathy, John Schaar. Flora Vil-laescusa, Vernon Conway, Glenda Monday. Third row: Leonard Bcgav. Rita Shrecve, Charles Bumgarner, Joannic Serna. Don Williams. Mary Jane-Wood, Jimmy Fergus. Rachel Villarino. Fourth row: Loretta Sombrero. Ronald Tucker. Paul .tibia. Barbara Strode, Marilynnc Yasteya, Fred Chavez. Jacinto Lopez. T 7TH HKNH.WI Front row: Virginia Gallegos. David Wear. Ester Mata. Gilbert Purlcy, Connie Quonoshema. Joel McHood, Margaret Twing. Bobby Garcia. Genevieve Sechcnia. Second row: Herman Ramirez, Frances Williams. Tony Rubi, Mary Chavez, Dean Kuadler, crna Mac Kidd, Martin Crottv, Freida Loma, Roy Olsen. Third row: Saundra Lofgrccn. Charles Rose, Lola Sammons. Donnell Davenport, Karen Krebs. Gene Mann. Gayle Kasulaitis, Brian Story. ... „ Fourth row: Clayton Belton, Dan Walters. Reuben Munoz. Leo Leonard, lad Armstrong. I ommy Curtis. 7TH KK1.LKY Front row: Dale Ervicn, Judy Harrison, Charles Philips, Joannie Essig. Pat Bcigal. Patsy Miles, Joe Macy, Margarette Spear. Second row: Miss Kelley. Mary Holloway, Jimmy Weldon, Norma June Smith, Randall Flower. Imogcnc Scott. Loren McAuley, Florentine Salazar. Harvey Moody. Third row: Charles Laux. Rachel Bakurza. Tommy Smith, Dorthy Taylor. Leonard Williams, Nora Giles, Justo Lomcli, Patsy Coo|x r. Fourth row: George Pirtle, Arden McRae. A. Padilla, A. Padilla, Ernest Rodriguez, Carlos Hernandez. Ronald Spear, Lawrence Hudson. 7TH LOVETT Front row: Mary Lou Hocncy. Eugene Hodges. Sandra Hardin. Jerry Hodges. Patricia McAdams. Richard Car rillo, Doris Randolph, Hugh Willis. fosephine Fredricks. Second row: Carolsn Waddell. Dennis Wcstover. Rose (.ulierre . David Cockerh.in. Polls Vaildersolt. Mar nan Ruckles, Heanor Mester. )imins Queen. Mr. Ixivctl. I laird row: Alton Davis. Helen l.osato. Harrs Hawkins. Sharon Wood. Henrs Garcia. Lorraine Sombrero. Joe (ion ales. I'ourih row: I .aw rente Baca. Mite Marline . Unite Summers. Bohhs Hurtl. Rodger Ward. Wesles Perkins |ohn Henrs Das is. 7TH WINN Front row: All ert Somliero. Gloria Gonzales. Wilson Casner. AI vena Lee, Paul Brchm. Daiss Pacheco. Tony Archibcque. Mrs. Winn. Second row: Sue White. David Woo. Sandra Huffman. Melvin Oliver. Rachel Robson. Robert Montova Mar) Chaser. 1 I bird row: Dolly Apodaca, Alice Goodman. Edward Balwin, Helen Chavez. Mike Cooper. Doris Maxwell. Arthur Soo Hoo. Bill Carol. Fourth row: Joll Holland, Frank Rodriquez, Ross Juc. Howard Jue. Kenneth Jue. Tons Jue. fifth row: Geraldine Hanson. Judy Madrid. Terry I.acy. Sharon Hodges, Charles McPhctridgc. 7TH WRIGHT From row: Donna Bruchman, Melvin Curtis. Jerry Hardy, Kirk Calkins. Linda Bruchman, Ray Gonzalez, Ruby Bowler. Lvnn Hathaway. Alaync Spivey. Second row: Jesse Giles. Mary Wct cl. Bruce Clark. Jill Campbell, James Adams. Woodccn Hayes. Roger Coffee. Judy Chairmontc. Raymond Perez. f Third row: Mr. Wright. Joe Dumas. Josephine Ccballos. Jimmy Bloom. Betty Chapman, Ycmon Cannon. Rachel Rubi, I twrcncc Smitson. Phyllis Lewis. Fourth row: Joe Fragosa. Evaristo Tafoya. Joe Gallegos. Stephen Lomaquahu. David Vader Kratts. Johnny Lopez. John Henry Dunnigan, Frank Rolicrts. Page 126 I lie Jr. High Pep Squad Officers: Janie Herrera Barbara Strode Kay Clubbs Alberta IJe Witt President Vice-President Secretary T r ensure r The _ first meeting ol the Pep Squad was to elect officers and decide on their uniforms. They are blue skirts with while sweaters. The officers drew up the constitution. I he activities were: Marching in the Christmas Parade, Cheering at the ball games during the tournaments. JUNIOR HIGH PEP SQUAD Cheerleaders: Vivian Cullum. Carol Brown, Sylvia Miller. Margaret Twing, Joan La .ear. First row: Patricia MacAdams, Jerry Hanson. Sandra Hardin. Judy Chairamonte. Nora Giles. Donna Bruch-man. Joan Essig. Judy Harrison. Linda Bruchman. Second row: Glenda Monday, I-ola Sammons. Gail Kasuiaitis. Karen Krebs. Rosie Gutierrez. Lynn Howard. Jerry Hardy. Sharon Hodges. Mary Ann Bray. third row: Sandra Lofgrecn, Alvcna I.ee. Loma Lane. Barbara Strode. Christine Hudson, Meredith Eaton. Pearl Abernathy, Jenny Parson. Fourth row: Sue Mathews. Carolyn YVad el I ( Zelda Sammons, Nora |. Hohn. Shirley Schmitz, Nina Boyd, Janie Herrera. Marilyn Smith. Josephine Ceballos. Fifth row: Sally Bagiev. Kay Clubbs. Jackie Jackson. Marguerite Abney. Patricia McKernan. Nancy Witte. Deanna Leonard, Alberta De Witt. Jill Campbell. What dal? Wheel Well, Well Sweetie Ain’t I Cute? B utch What cha lookin’ at, Shirley? CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS UNITED DAIRY FARMS, INC. YOUR CARNATION DEALER Congratulation! Seniors Congratulations To the Class CESAR INSURANCE of “52” AGENCY CHIEF JOE 722 West Oak Phone 955 WINSLOW, ARIZONA Congratulations Seniors PILON'S GROCERY PRUETTS HARDWARE Fresh Meats and Vegetables Phone 59 WINSLOW, ARIZONA Hours 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “52” RAY C. CURRY SHELL OIL COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS WINSLOW, ARIZONA THANKS - - For The Privilege Of Making You 1952 Meteor Portraits Fronske Studio Page 132 J. C. PENNEY CO. GOOD LUCK SENIORS Best Wishes to the Class Of 1952 THE JOSEPH CITY DAIRY “You’ve Tried The Rest-Now Try The Best” JOHN LA ZEAR TEXACO SERVICE - ROAD SERVICE PHONE 721 Free Pick - Up and Delivery 201 WEST SECOND “A GIRL NEVER Forgets A BOY THAT Remembers” WINSLOW FLORAL BAILEY'S JUNE ROBSON BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 150 To The Class With Hep, That Keeps in Step,” with WHITING BROTHERS GAS STATION NO. 4 WINSLOW, ARIZONA WINSLOW AUTO SUPPLY AND MACHINE SHOP MOTION PICTURES ARE YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT AT YOUR FRIENDLY RIALTO THEATER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL DRUG ELITE CLEANERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “52” Across From Post Office PHONE 153 PUBLIC MARKET - International - De Soto Lorenzo Hubbell Motor Co. Plymouth - STARR JEWELERS THE FASHION SHOPPE WATCHES - DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY 216 EAST SECOND STREET “Get your girl a ring Make her jeel like a Queen PHONE 184 2nd and Kinsley Phone 66 W. BOW GROCERY CASA BLANCA CAFE AND MARKET Try Our Delicious Mexican Foods —Also Your Favorite Drinks— Phone 144 214 Kinsley 1201 E. 2nd Street FREE DELIVERY JOSEPHINE ORTEGA, Prop. CONGRATS TO THE SENIORS OF “52 SAM WOO GROCERY From 110 FRONT ST. ALFRED BECKMAN CONTRACTOR Vegetables — Fruits — Groceries MEAT MARKET BRICK AND STONE WORK Phone 450 NANCY WRIGHT PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY STEVE HALE Reliable Prescription Service 122 WEST THIRD PHONE 9r BABBITT BROTHERS The Home of Nationally Advertised Merchandise GOOD WISHES FROM ALL THE Compliments Of MEMBERS OF L. F. DAUWALTER THE POLICE FORCE NAVAJO MOTORS ANNIE'S AND ROY'S Groceries — Fountain and Meats 722 E. SECOND ‘ Try Our 5c Frosted Root Beer” Compliments Of CHESTER SHARAR Compliments Of Compliments Of DR. JAMES S. PATE OPTOMETRIST DR. PETERSON CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS WINSLOW PHOTO SUPPLY “LINDA STUDIO” PORTRAITURES CAMERAS SUPPLIES COMPLIMENTS OF DR. D. H. SIMMONS OLDS BROTHERS LUMBER CO. 300 KINSLEY AVENUE PHONE 43 KRAUSE'S DEPARTMENT STORE MEN S WOMEN S AND CHILDREN S READY-TO-WEAR 213 KINSLEY AVE. PHONE 51 NANCY WRIGHT CLINIC M. G. WRIGHT, M. D. 122 WEST THIRD STREET WINSLOW, ARIZONA Congratulations to the Shopping Headquarters for all your Class of “52” School Supplies HIGH SCHOOL STORE Your Patronage is Appreciated SPROUSE REITZ CO., INC. R. B. MITCHELL, Manager 5c AND 10c STORE H. L. BOYD SUPPLY CO. FURNITURE - APPLIANCES - FLOOR COVERINGS WINSLOW - HOLBROOK NAGEL LUMBER TIMBER COMPANY -WHOLESALE- MANUFACTURERS OF ARIZONA SOFT PINE PHONE 116-W NAGEL BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY --RETAIL-- HOME BUILDING OUR SPECIALTY LOCATED ON CLEAR CREEK ROAD PHONE 510 BUCKLEY'S BOOTERY The Only Portable Typewriter VELVET STEP-CITY CLUB SHOES With WEATHERBIRD SHOES FOR CHILDREN The Office Keyboard Phone 998-W 998-R Box 573 H. R. HOOD Distributor of Texaco Petroleum Products East 1st Street WINSLOW, ARIZONA WHITE CAFE It's A Good Place To Eat COMPLIMENTS OF ELK'S BARBER SHOP 114 E. 2nd Street 209 WILLIAMSON New La Siesta Motel No. 2 Recommended by Duncan Hines Lodging for a Night East on Highway 66 WINSLOW, ARIZONA MEMBER OF thcust COMPLIMENTS OF CRAWLEY'S CAFE COMPLIMENTS OF SCOTT and McMILLAN COMPLIMENTS OF WINSLOW GENERAL HOSPITAL WINSLOW TIRE COMPANY PACKARD AGENCY FRANK MONROE, Dealer U. S. ROYAL TIRES RECAPPING SERVICE ACE MOULDING CO. BOX 791 WINSLOW, ARIZONA ) IT’S GRAND TO EAT AT THE GRAND CAFE AMERICAN - CHINESE DISHES 24-HOUR SERVICE BURNS BROTHERS CLARK S CAFE FINE FOODS Under New Ownership 115 E. 2nd Street OUR BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF “52” From The WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY ELITE SHINE PARLOR COMPLIMENTS OF “BEST SHINE IN TOWN” J. B. STILES 205 WILLIAMSON P. O. Box 873 Winslow, Arizona J. A. GREAVES COMPLIMENTS TO THE STUDENT BODY 1014 KINSLEY WINSLOW CLEANING WORKS WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER JACK WETZEL, Proprietor Phone 64 1023 1st Street REEDER and HIGBEE I LIKE TO CUT HAIR GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND JACK REEDER R. E. HIGBEE MY PRICE IS FAIR Phone 233-J Phone 684-W CROSS BARBER SHOP Kirkland Beauty Shoppe GOOD LUCK TO THE ’52 L i i CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Winslow Fire Department JEWELRY, POTTERY AND RUGS Thunderbird Trading Post Winslow Seven-Up Bottling Co. 4 Miles West of Winslow on Highway “66” Murle and Nora Horn Owners, Operators HOPI POTTERY Wholesale and Retail n 4 m £ $ ) _____ ' u. s m 80 Congratulations Seniors SENIORS OF 52” Congratulations From The Triangle Grocery ‘Try the Tri rian NATIONAL CAFE BAKED TODAY - DELIVERED TODAY IT’S FRESH YOUR HOME TOWN BAKER AMERICAN AND CHINESE DISHES SERVED TO SUIT YOUR TASTE WINSLOW QUALITY BAKERY HOMt BKl Phone 254 118 £. 2nd CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “52” DAVIS RICHFIELD STATION COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF “52” 401 W. 2nd WINSLOW DRUG COMPANY ANDY ISAACSON WALGREEN AGENCY Your Drugstore PHONE 69 OLDSMOBILE Phone 182 702 W. 2nd Congratulations to the Class of 52 DOCTORS LEWIS AND BECKWITH RED APPLE MARKET MODERN — HOMELIKE YOUR ASSOCIATED GROCERY HOTEL CHIEF A ONE STOP SPOT MARY MERSFELDER, Manager PHONE 215-J 113 WARREN The Best Little Hotel On U. S. 66 RUTH WADE, Owner WINSLOW, ARIZONA SMITHY'S ELECTRIC NORTHERN ARIZONA LICENSED CONTRACTOR POULTRY, INC. APPLIANCES - FIXTURES - WIRING JOSEPH CITY, ARIZONA P. O. Box 1391 206 Kinsley POULTRY, EGGS AND FOOD WINSLOW, ARIZONA LOCKER SERVICE We appreciate the splendid patronage RITE SPOT CAFE of the Winslow people. WE SERVE AMERICAN AND MEXICAN DISHES Our aim is to supply the best in these — Orders to Take Out — products and service. Mary and John Naunez 1323 W. 2nd FIRST NATIONAL INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 1078 212 KINSLEY First State Savings Loan Association Congratulations to the Senior Class R. W. EVANS GENERAL ENGINEERING CONTRACTOR 623 West Fourth St. Phone 1153-W WINSLOW, ARIZONA Streets and Roads-Curbs, Gutters and Sidewalks READY MIX CONCRETE You're on Your Way It's e long, Hard dimb; true! But if you elm high enough, any labor involved in the dimb upward will pay off in results many times over. Remember always that Education is one of our most pricelest possessions. Cherish it—use it well—It wl be of utmost value to you in attaining your pinnacle of success I Northern Arizona Light Power Co. Affiliated with Arizona PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF “52 COMPLIMENTS OF FROM Albert B. and Vira Sombrero WINZONA STORE TED WILLS INSURANCE AGENCY 702 W. Second PHONE 1290 BOX 1341 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF “52” 105 WEST SECOND STREET MR. MRS. LEE ELZEY L Z COURT WINSLOW. ARIZONA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Class of “52” FROM WINSLOW TIMBER COMPANY MARCHER MOTORS Dodge and Plymouth Dodge Trucks 506 E. Second Telephone 555 AMES BROTHERS, INC. — FORD — Authorized Sales and Service PHONE 83 Opposite Same Fe Depot on Hwy. “66” WINSLOW, ARIZONA The Brown Mug Cafe Specialty in Good Food American and Chinese STEAKS - CHOPS CHICKEN CHINESE CHOP SUEY Air - Conditioned Most Reasonable Prices Sandovals Orchestra SWEATERS SHIRTS SHOES TIES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ”52” FROM THE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF EAT OUR FRESH FRIED CHICKEN Rest Food In Town Uncle Steve's Chicken Fry 1222 East Second Street PHONE 400-W PHONE 1065-W NAVAJO AUTO SUPPLY Automotive Parts and Equipment N. A. P. A. Jobber Phone 642 and 644 Winslow, Arizona PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS FOR THEY MAKE YOUR ANNUAL POSSIBLE Editorially Speaking The job of producing your 1952 Meteor has, it goes without saying, involved a fantastic amount of work mingled with hair-tearing, worry, grief, and loads of fun. Now it is in order to give thanks to those people who have carried their share, and in some cases, more than that. Undying gratitude goes to all those who were not even on the staff, but who worked so hard to meet our deadlines. Many thanks go to our sponsors, Lee Coover and Jerry Neumann, who not only advised us, but also who pitched in and helped on all the odd jobs. Especial thanks go to our one and only photographer, Skippy Cox, who did the work of three. I o our advertising managers, who spent many hours selling ads, thanks. And to all the other hard working staff members who planned, cut, pasted and typed for long hours with no compensation except the hope of seeing a worthwhile Meteor, out on time, my debt of gratitude cannot be measured. But first, last and foremost — for those without whom this Meteor could not be published — thank God for our Advertisers! NORMA MAC LEAN, Editor We gratefully acknowledge the following firms for theii welcome aid...... Fronske Studio Linda Studio The Hurley Co., Inc. (This space contributed through donations.)