Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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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

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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

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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.