Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1958 volume:

Se tt n 7958 7 e t ?5% 'Tftete i Published Annually By THE PUBLICATIONS DEPARTMENT Winslow High School Winslow, Arizona DONALD HART-Editor PEGGY SIMPSON—Assistant Editor KATHY HALLEN-Art Editor 'DecUcatiott Under her capable guidance for over 1 2 years now, students Have gained a good foundation in English grammar and American and English literature. More important, her students have come to love and enjoy fine literature. Also, for some nine years the BULLDOG BARKS was under her enthusiastic leadership and became recognized as a top paper not only state-wide but nationally. Always ready with a calm voice, a pleasant smile, and a word of kind advice, she has given unselfishly of her time and energy to the students of our school. As a small token of appreciation for all you have done for us, we sincerely dedicate the 1958 METEOR to you. Satelee (necowul To the north of Winslow lies a vast region known as the Navajo Reservation, where lives the largest Indian tribe in the United States. The culture and religion of this tribe has long attracted the interest of people in various walks of life. The culture of these people has shown them to have a definite and outstanding character. To us, the Navajo is a very real part of our own culture. We attend school with many Navajo students; our clothes, food, and social life reflect, in some ways, the culture of the Navajo. They are more than neighbors; they are our friends. Because the Navajos live and work together, they are called the Navajo Tribe. Because we have worked and shared together so much during the 1957-58 school year, we may be called the WHS Tribe. It was with this in mind that the editors chose the theme of the '58 METEOR. As you relive the 1957-58 school year at WHS, we sincerely hope that you will enjoy the events as presented through the theme and the context. Now to you, the Tribe of WHS, we present . . . NAVAJO-LAND The Editors Just as the Elders in the Navajo Tribe spend hours working and teaching the children such arts as rug weaving and other traditions of the tribe, so does our faculty work to prepare us for our life's occupation. They teach us not merely to memorize a lesson, but rather to adopt our good traditions from the past and present for the leadership that will be ours tomorrow. Principal MR. JAMES L. CURTIS A.B., M.A. Superintendent of Schools MR. R. E. BOOTH B.S., M.A. Assistant Principal MR. W. M. DOC WRIGHT B.A., M.A. 3WW 0 SducatioK . ? S m ' jjOBWfPI MMfliHi! f W—f Left to right: Mr. C. W. Rhyan, Mr. Clyde Rhoton, Mrs. Bonnie Brennan, Dr. Harry Simmons and Mr. Robert Kleindienst. MRS. BETTYE BLY Secretary to Principals MRS. BETTY GRIFFITH Bookkeeper and Attendance Clerk £ €y£t4 l Library and discussion period in Mr. Greer's Freshman English class. Part of English grammer is learning how to diagram. Here a student explains the construction of a sentence. 8 Mr. Rutter's English II class. Seniors ponder over test on Shakespeare. eft 'tfrKeat 9 Mechanical Drawing students work on their plates during a class period. Their work must be neat and accurate to receive a good grade. This course is required for Industrial Arts majors. s4%t MR. EVERETT PATTERSON A.A., B.F.A., M.A. Art, Mechanical Drawing 0' ct screen J pb8 cs i 4 - Working at board, Spanish I students ponder over conjugations of verbs. By the time they have completed two years of Spanish under Mrs. Fisher, they will have a good knowledge of the language and Spanish culture. Was that amo or amamus? It's test time in Latin I and students are finding out what they have learned. Mrs. Coo teaches her classes the fundamentals of Latin and the history of Rome in the time of Caesar. I . sioweVr MISS VBJ °A“ Problems C 4 Moic lb00k CM ' 9 Vi '® Arne ttc ' rt'rttonf MR. GERALD A. STEIN American Wte orV ■� MRS- GERTRUDE CRAWEORD B.A., M-A-American History Social 12 Social Science students study their Every Week, a weekly newspaper. In Social Science Freshmen learn the use of the library, how to plan their curriculum for the rest of their high school career, and how to plan for a vocation. MR. ? ® Social Science Social Sc Fre hrncn stu, ,s � SSSS fror how make sPOcch (? wt pte'ice D eftanfateett 14 MR. ROBERT CLUBBS, B.S. I MRS. ANN MEIKLE, B.A. GIPSON B°NNa HINKLEY All those wonderful, tantalizing odors come from Mrs. Hinkley's cooking class. Here they are sampling the salads they have just finished making. 72efaznt ne tt 16 MRAESTER TAYLOR. B S M A. physics. Chemistry, Geometry MR. CHARLES RAPSON, B.S., M.A Biology ____ Biology students learn to look for microscopic organisms with the mien Ono of the projects is to dissect frogs. In General Shop students learn to weld and use the different implements of the metal working trade. Here some take some practice at welding. ttdu tnceil MR. GLENN OLMSTED, B.S., M.A Woodworking MR. W '.LIAM STRACK Machine Shop MR. EUGENE GRADY, B.S. General Shop In the finishing room, some student carpenters put the finishing touches on their finished bookshelves. These trades arc arts in themselves. Ballet or basketball? £,ducatto t MRS. LORAINE CLUBBS, B.A. MR. EMIL NASSER, B.S., M.A. Off we go . . . NAR. O. W. LETTS, B.A., M.A. Driver Training Mr. Letts shows Arthur Belone, Sybil White, and Linda Turner what makes the wheels go 'round in tho new Ford Driver Training car donated by Ames Bros. MRS. MARY GODSELL, B.A., M.A Librarian School Librarians, left to right, are: Lou Ann Harris, Roslyn Forrester, Nicolasa Andrade, Laura Hardy, Judy Schwenckert, and Sharon Bumgarner. Front: Mr . God-sell and Marie Douglas. In the Library, students find a quiet atmosphere for study, besides many reference and reading books. MISS RUTH ANN LEWELLEN, B.A. Choral Director Front row, left to right: Jane Carol Tipton, Antonette DeAngelis, Glady Klcindicnst, Annette Real, Jo Ann Roe, Jimmy Pierce, Robert Sundwall, Jeanette Welsh, Margie McPhetridgc, Miss Ruth Ann Lewellen. Second row: Janice Conway, Sharen Parker, Nancy Bailey, Marie Douglas, Alberta Howard, Jean Kay Peterson, Peggy Simpson, Karen Brandon. Third row: Winstel Belton, Fred Cupell, Ronnie Bennett, and Cippy Velasquez. During the year, the WHS Chorus presented many concerts and participated in the Northern Arizona Music Festival, where they made a good showing. Under the direction of Miss Lewellen the Madrigal and other ensembles have provided excellent music and obtained very good ratings in competition. ....JOE LAPRADE ........... SHAREN PARKER ............ NANCY BAILEY ----------- KAREN BRANDON ..RONNIE BENNETT President ................ Vice President ___________ Secretary-Treasurer ...... Publicity Chairman ....... Council Representative____ Seated are, first row, left to right: Irvin Coin, Ted Cox, Lyndon McAdams, Ted Wilcox, Wallace Ray, Randall Zachry. Second row: Judy Emig, Betty Lou Rhyan, Barbara Weldon, Judy Tood, and Ken McCollum. Third row: Bobby Kline, Darlene Grace, Rosemary Siow, Karen Lowry, Karen Hatton, and Dee Fergus. Standing: Norman Hancock, Suzanne Jenkins, Carole Cochran, and Nancy McGetrick. OFFICERS President BETTY LOU RHYAN Vice President ROBERT OLSON Secretary-Treasurer BARBARA WELDON The Bulldog Band again had a terrific half-time show at every football game and performed in many parades throughout the year. The Band played in the A.S.C., Tempe, Homecoming parade and the only high school band to brave the rain to march in the A.S.C. Flagstaff, parade. The band is always ready to play and give an excellent showing in any kind of weather. ScdtcUty Seated are, first row, left to right: Susie Nichols, Barbara Anderson, Donna Vermillion, Elyse Hardin, Shirley Childers, and Marianne Jenkins. Second row: Ronnie Barto, Earl Cochran, lita Laura Tsosie, Janie Waits, Johnny Boyt, Edith lee, and Robert Olson. Third row.- Don Hart, Jim Thurdin, Ray James, Manning Walton, and John Allen. Back row, standing: Sterlcn Kane, Leona Fredericks, Director Jack Hokanson. 23 from Winslow � •” SSTSSA °” «s k2 Vo' '’1 ' fZin.dus,r ouS S,aff •� Charlie Brown6' °f ’he iani'orial 7f(tU tte t utce Mr. Orthel Burt, below, and Mr. Ellis Gaston, right, clean the hallways and WHS gym. Our janitors put in many hours every day to keep our school looking its best. Just as the young Navajo warrior is a symbol of courage, loyalty, and strength, so the W.H.S. Senior is symbolic of leadership and responsibility. Once the warrior has proven himself worthy and has completed the reauired period of training, he will become a member of the tribe. After four years of training, these have finally completed their requirements, and qualify for graduation. We present to you the leaders in W.H.S. President LYNN COOPER McGLOTHIN FTA 3; National Honor Society 3. Vice President 4; Key Club 3. Vice President 4; Science Club 3. 4; Student Council 3, 4; W Club 3, 4; Boys' State; Assemblies 1, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Class Officer. Vice President 3, President 1. 4; Band 1, 2. Vice President LEON LANCASTER FTA 3; National Honor Society 4; Key Club 3. 4; Science Club 3; W Club 4; Assemblies 4; Football 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4; Class Officer, Vice President 4; Chorus 1; Band 1, 2. ££ 1 95X Secretary KAREN ELAINE BRANDON National Honor Society 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Spanish Club 2; Quill and Scroll 4; Class Officer, Secretary 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4. Treasurer PEGGY EARLENE SIMPSON National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 4; Girls' State; UN Pilgrimage; Meteor Staff 2, Assistant Editor 4; Class Play 3, 4; Spanish Club Vice President 2; Quill and Scroll 4; Class Officer, Treasurer 4, Chorus 3, 4; DAR; I Speak for Democracy; Spanish Award; Freshman Scholarship. GERALD MORRIS ABERNATHY Science Club 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Assemblies 1, 4- Thespian Award Bos� Character 3; Class Play 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT HART ADAMS Barstow, California 1, 2; Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4. DONALD L. ADAMS Science Club 3, 4; Meteor Staff 2; Football Manager 4; Spanish Club 2; Chorus 1, 2. 3. NICOLASA ANDRADE NOT 1, 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 3; Librarian 3, 4. RICHARD D. ANDRADE Football 1, 2; Basketball 1. 2, 4; Spanish Club 3; Band 1, 2. 27 BENNY ROE BAGLEY FTA 3, 4; Key Club 3, President 4; Student Council 4; W Club 3, 4; Assemblies 3; Bulldog Barks 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Track 3; Class Play 3; Spanish Club 2; Class Officer, Vice President 1, 2, President 3; Royalty Candidate Rumpus 2, 3; Homecoming 4. GREGORY WARREN BALDWIN National Honor Society 4; Key Club 3; Secretary 4, Photo Club 1; Science Club Representative 3, Vice President 4; Student Council 3, Vice President 4; Boys' State; Meteor Staff 2; Track 1. ALLAN CHARLES BECKWITH Key Club 3, 4; Science Club 3; W Club 3, President 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. WINSTON LEON BARNER Chorus 1, 3. WINSTEL RAY BELTON W Club 2, 3, 4; Boys' State; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Art Student 2. 28 JOHN WINFIELD BENNETT Track 1; Spanish Club 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM DELANO BLANKS W Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Track 1; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2. DONNA LEE BLAND GAA 1; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2. RONALD VERNARD BENNETT Science Club 3, Vice President 4; Student Council 4; W Club 4; Assemblies 1; Track 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Play 4; Spanish Club 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA JANEANE BLY FTA 3, 4; NOT 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Assemblies I, 2, 3; Meteor Staff 3; Class Play 3; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 3, 4; Chorus 2. 29 SELMA PAULINE CARMACK FTA 1, 2; GAA 1; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2; Thespians 3, 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Bulldog Barks 3; Class Play 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Cheerleader 2; Class Officer 1. JOHNNY LEE CHAVES Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Spanish Club 2. SANDRA SUE CLARK FTA 3, 4; Pep Squad 2. 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Assemblics 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Cheerleaders 1, 2, 4; Commerce Club 4; Miss Merry Christmas 2; Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. STEPHAN BOWMAN Assemblies 1, 2; Football I. 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 2; Track 1; Wrestling 4; Spanish Club 2; Class Officer. President 2. JUDITH ELOISE BOYD FTA 2, 3; National Honor Society 3. 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Thespians 3, 4; Girls' State; Meteor Staff 1, 2, 3; Class Play 4; Commerce Club President 4; Class Officer I, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 4. WANDA FAYE CLARK Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Commerce Club 4; Chorus 2, 4. EARL RAY COCHRAN Attemblios 3; Football 3; Spanish Club 2; Band 1. 3, 4. RUSSELL COO AT A W Club 3, Vice President 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball I, 2. 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. GAA 1, 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Assemblies 3, 4; Thespian Award 3; Class Play 3, 4; Pom Pon 4; FHA Award 2, 3. JEANNETTE FRANCES COE Addington, Oklahoma 1, 2; FTA 3; National Honor Society 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Science Club 4; Student Council 4; Girls' State; UN Pilgrimage; Class Play 3, 4; Rumpus Queen Candidate 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. PATRICIA MARLENE CONWAY GARLAND COTNEY TOMMY DARE CRIMMINS Key Club 3, 4; Student Council President 4; W Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Rumpus King 4; Homecoming King Candidate 4. JAMES CHARLES DOUBEK Photo Club 3; Assemblies 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Liars’ Club President 2. AUDRE JANIECE DAVIS NOT 1, 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3. JIMMY DURAN Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Spanish Club Vico President 3; Band 1, 2. 32 NORMA JEAN FREEBY FTA 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 4; Meteor Staff 2, 3; Cheerleader 4; Songleader 3; Commerce Club 4; Class Officer, Representative 1; Band, Head Majorette 1, 2; Junior Review Award 1. GLENDA ELLOWEEN EATON FTA 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4. WILLA MAE ELZEY GAA 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Assemblies 2, 3; Bulldog Barks 4; Class Play 3; Quill and Scroll Treasurer 4. ROSLYN MARY FORESTER Snowflake Union High School 1, 2. WILLIAM RHINEHOLT EMIG Student Council 1, 2; Thespians 3, 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Basketball I; Baseball 2; Track 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Class Officer, Representative 1, 2; Band 1, 2. 33 KARLLOTT EARLENE HATTON FTA 2, 3, State Publicity 4; GAA 1; National Honor Society 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Thespians 4; Bulldog Barks Editor 4; Class Play 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Quill and Scroll President 4. 34 PHYLLIS LORENE (GRACE) PFEIFFER NOT 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Meteor Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Commerce Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3. RICHARD ALAN HASTEN Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Baseball 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Chorus 2. LOU ANN HARRIS GAA 1; National Honor Society 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Commerce Club 4; Chorus 1, 2; Librarian 3, 4. DONALD WILLARD HART Flagstaff High School 1, 2; FTA 4; National Honor Society 4; Key Club 3, 4; Science Club 3, Representative 4; Student Council 4; Thespians 2, 3, President 4; Assemblies 3, 4; Meteor Staff Editor 4; Football 3; Thespian Award, Best Lead Actor 3; Class Play 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll President 4. ALBERTA MARY HOWARD NOT 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, Secretory 4; Claw Play 4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus 2; FHA Representative 2. JOHN GREGORY HYNES Key Club 4; Science Club 4; Student Council 4; Thespians 3, 4; W Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3; Boskctball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Track 2; Thespian Award, Best Supporting Actor 3; Class Play 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Class Officer; Royalty Candidate. BILLY LEE IRWIN Key Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Bulldog Barks 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Wrestling 4; Class Play 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. RAY JAMES Assemblies 1; Chorus 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. IDA JARAMILLO ROY JOHNSON, JR. Assemblies 2; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 4; Wrestling 4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4. KATHERINE MARIE KOLOMITZ FTA 1, 2, President 3, Vice President 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Thespians 3. 4; Assemblies I, 2, 3, 4; Bulldog Barks 3; Class Play 3; Spanish Club 2; Class Officer 2; Pom Pon 2; Songleader 3; Chorus 1. C W JOSEPH EARL LAPRADE National Honor Society 3, President 4; Science Club 3, 4; Thespians 3, Vice President 4; Boys' State; Assemblies 2, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Closs Play 3, 4; Spanish Club President 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. RUTH ANN LAUX FTA 1, 2; GAA 1, 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Assemblies 2; Bulldog Barks 4; Class Officer 1; Chorus 2, 3. DENNIS GERALD LAUR Thespians 3, 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3. RAMONA ESTHER LEYBA GAA 4; Pep Squad 4; Commerce Club 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4. JAMES MARION LORD Salt lake City, Utah 1, 2, 3; Science Club 4; Class Play 4. CHARLES HENRY LOTT CAPC 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. STELLA MAESTAS Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Queen 4. NANCY EARLENE McGETRICK John Day High School, Oregon 1, 2; NOT Treasurer 4; GAA 3; Chorus 3; Band 3, 4. 37 JERRY EDWARD McGLOTHIN Science Club 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball I; Track 1; Spanish Club 3. MARY LYNN MITCHELL NOT 4; Spanish Club 3; Commerce Club 4; Chorus 1; Soroptimist Club Award 3. BARBARA JUNE McKEON Irvington, New York, 1; FTA 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Assemblies 2, 3; Bulldog Barks 3; Class Play 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus 3, 4; Miss March of Dimes Candidate 3. DAVID DALE McNALLY W Club 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, Manager 4. DENNIS MEISTER CAPC I, 2, 3; Photo Club 3; Meteor Staff 3, 4; Football 3. 38 JERRY RAY OZMENT Football I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Track 1, 2; Spanish Club 2; Chorus 2, 3. ROBERT JOHN OLSON Key Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; W Club 2, 3, Secretary 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Class Officer, Representative 4; Band 1, Treasurer 2, 3, Vice President 4. HELEN LOUISE PAUL Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Commerco Club 4; Chorus 2, 3. 39 RICHARD KENT RANDALL W Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Chorus 2. MARGARET ANNETTE REAL NOT 1; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Pom Pon 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4. DOUGLAS TAYLOR RHOTON Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1; Track 1, 2, 3. DINCE REED Louise, Mississippi, 1, 2, 3. ELIZABETH LOUISE RHYAN FTA 1, Representative 2, Secretary 3, State Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, Secretary 4; Girls' State; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Class Play 3, 4; Commerce Club 4; Class Officer, Secretary 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4; Class Key; Quill and Scroll Secrotary 4. 40 - JO ANN ROE Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; Commerce Club 4; Class Officer, Secretary 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Royalty Candidate 1, 2. REYES G. RODRIGUEZ W Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Homecoming King 4. ROSE ANNA RODRIGUEZ Pep Squad 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Chorus 3, 4; Royalty Candidate 4. NORMA JEAN RICHMOND Wickenburg High School 1, 2; GAA 3; Pep Squad 3, President 4; Bulldog Barks 3; Rumpus Queen, Homecoming Queen Attendant. SARAH MAY ROBISON FTA 4; FHA 1; Pep Squad 2, 3, Science Club 3, 4; Assemblies 1, 2 Bulldog Barks 4; Spanish Club 4 Quill and Scroll 4. 41 VIRGINIA JO ANN RUSSELL St. Michaels, Arizona, 2; GAA 4; Pep Squad 4. LORRAINE JEAN SOMBRERO CAPC 3, 4; NOT 2, Vice President 3, 4; Meteor Staff 4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus 4. DONNA (VERMILLION) ROUBISON FTA 1; NOT 1, 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Assemblies 1, 2; Bulldog Barks 4; Chorus 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTE JUNE WILLIAMS GAA 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Assemblies 3; Chorus 2, 3. SANDRA MARIE SWINNEY GAA 1; Pep Squad 4; Commerce Club 4. FRED (CUPELL) WAITS Science Club 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; W Club 3, 4; Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Track 1; Wrestling 4; Thespian Award 3; Class Play 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Chorus 2, 4. BARBARA ANN WELDON Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Assemblies 1, 2; Commerce Club 4; Class Officer, Treasurer 3; Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4. Left to right: Miss Estelee Hinson, Mr. Lester Taylor, Mrs. Gertrude Crawford, Mr. Bruce Parker, Mrs. Bonna Lou Hinkley. Not preterit: Mr. Herman McArthur. o J° o „C°nces nd f � Pcn Ssi°n e 99y ■ Nof pictured 'n- s'and . r - p - H 'e° ROBERTA ANN CANNON VIOLA JARAMILLO RAY TOUCHSTONE °A ca ou 'r,� n PATRICK LALLY ELIZABETH MONTANO ROY J. SUNDWALL Next, of less importance, but still with amenabilities is the junior Navajo. He is charged with the care of the sheep, a main source of food. This is part of his training; he must prove himself and faithfully learn the tribal traditions for he will soon become a Warrior—one of the leaders of the Tribe. In like manner, the WHS juniors are in the last part of their training before they take the reins of senior leadership. We present now the juniors of our Tribe . . . 7 c59 JOSEPH ABNEY It'll Be Me BONNIE ACREE With a Song in My Heart UOYD AMI Treat Me Nice' VINCENT ANDRADE Wish I Had My Baby 46 JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Glenn Olmsted, Mrs. Ann Mcikle, and Mrs. Edna Gipson ERNEST APODACA The Gaucho Serenade JIMMIE BEGAY Maybe Tomorrow ROSALIE BEGAY Summer Love KENNETH BEGAY There's a Gold Mine in the Sky BARBARA BLANFORD Alone LEO BEGAY Slow Burning Love BEATRICE BLANKS I'll Remember Today GABE BOLTON I Was the One RAE DEANE BRINKERHOFF My Special Angel PHILIP BRUCHMAN You Bug Me Baby JUDY CASNER Wun'erful, Wun'crful IRVIN COIN Bugler' Holiday' JANICE CONWAY Evil Angel TEDDY COX The Joker FLOYD DALLAS Honey Song SAL DEANGELIS Long Tall Sally JO ANNA DEATHRAGE Chances Are ELVIRA DAVIS Got a Heartsick Feeling DIANA DOILE Unfaithful Diane' LOUISA GALLEGOS We Will Make Love' LEONA FREDERICK I Still Love You JOHN EVANS Home of the Blues TIM FAUCHER Young and Mature' VICKI FAWCETT Wait and See DON HALSEY My Shoes Keep Walking Back to You VAN HANCOCK Tell Me Why BENJAMIN HANLEY Come Go With Me EMILY HERRERA Little Bitty Pretty One' ROBERT HILL Call Me a Fool' JACK HOLM Four Walls LAURA MAE HARDY 'Fraulein BOB KLINE In the Eye of the World GENEVIEVE HOOK I Never Felt More Like Felling in love ROBERT HOOK Don't Let It Get Around BOB HOWE Black Slack 1 SUZANNE JENKINS Wake Up Little Su ie LEANDER KANASWOOD I'm In Love Again JACQUELINE KANE Whole Lot of Shakin' Going On STERLEN KANE I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire LOREN KELHOYOMA The Bc-8op Mouse JUDY MILEY HARRE Baby, Don't Leave Me MARY LACY Wear My Ring' FRANCIS MARQUEZ Look at the Stars LARRY LEE Mister Lee THELMA LEE Core for the Blues' ALEX KRETSEDEMAS Midnight in Athens ELEANOR AAARTINEZ Warm and Tender DONNA McBRIDE Oh, Mis'rable Love' ESTELLA MARTINEZ Pretty Little Doll BETTY McCABE There' No Tomorrow LEONARD MASE Lonesome Old World' KENNETH McCOllUM Pass Me the Cranberries 55 MIKE McGlOTHIN 'Big Town” FRANCES McNALLY Look at the Stars LARRY MERICH The Twelfth of Never PATRICIA MILLER Peaches PRISCILLA MONTOYA I Cried for You ETTA MAE NEVIUS April Love BILL O'NEIL Billy, Be Sure THERESA PADILLA Unlucky Me RICHARD ORNELAS Go Away From My Window SHAREN PARKER Bermuda Short JOSIE ORTEGA So Little Time ELLA PARSONS Why Do Fools Fall in Love? MARGARET RAMIREZ 8cautiful Margaret k DON PETRANOVICH Buzz, Buzz, Buzz GARY PHILIPS Champagne Time' MURIEL POLEY Ca C'est lamour 58 ROSALIE RIVERA Forgotten Dream ALICE ROBB Guilty Mind MARY ROBERTS Big Mama Wants Rock 59 GEORGE SHEAYEA In the Middle of an Island DAVID SUTHERLAND Jailhouse Rock I SAM JENKINS The Creature JEANETTE WELSH Summer Romance' The Tribe's children, during the formative years, observe their elders and partake in an ever increasing way the responsibilities delegated to them. Thus it is with the sophomores: eager in their quest for knowledge, yet somewhat eclipsed by their elders, they must wait and learn, for tomorrow they will be the Sheepherders of the Tribe. We present to you the next group in our Tribe . . . NlURRHY Vice Pre� iacnf RONNIE LAUCHNE prseidcnf RICHARD LOUCKS Treasurer JEAN KAY EETERSEN Secretary (?lci66 '60 Carol Adams Chorla Jo Allen Wary Andrade Rosie Archibeque Bruce Baldwin Jane Beckwith Bessie Begay 62 Raymond Begay Valeria Begay Wilfred Begay Margaret Begay John Bradford Gene Brooks Sharon Bumgarner Gary Calhoun Carol Cardon Danny Chacon Doris Chacon Judy Chamema Shirley Childers Lucy Claus Chee Albert Clark Carole Cochran 64 Juanita Cochran Nettie Cody Rose Cody Bill Collinsworth David Colton Kevin Cox Tony Dahlen James Daniel Sam Davis Antonetfe DeAngelis La Verna DcsMarais Richard Dickson 65 A weird but common light around school for a day were the Pep Squad Rats. This shows how badly the girls can dress. Thank Heavens if isn't the usual atfircl Dec Anna Fergus James Ferret Cocil Fisher Ralph Garcia Pat Gallegos Mary Lou Gonzales Bessie Gore Elyse Hardin Gilbert Gutierrez Norman Hancock Darlene Grace Adelina Guardian For the second lime, this class won the Miss Merry Christmas con ei . Nclaine Savage (sealed) was the candidate. Standing, left to right, are Charla Jo Allen, Donald Stromberg, Marie Douglas, Sandra Wason, Julie Kirkland, Gary Fisher, and Dickie Loucks. 68 Woodie little Adrian Lomadolfkic Dorothy Icyba Sikoy Macstas Louisa Ramirez Clara Randolph Bessie Paddoot Bill Randall Lydia Ribera Nclainc Savage Judy Schwenckert Mary Lou Sh reeve Peggy Steele Danny Thompson You can't tell it by looking, but this is Biology. Almost all Sophomores take Bugol-ogy where they enjoy such tasks as dissecting frogs. Donald Stromberg Kay Summers Lolita Thompson Jane Carol Tipton Rosie Toney Linda Turner Martha Vanderkraats Sandra Wason Carl Yazzie The Sophomore girls experienced humiliation but still had fun during the Pep Squad Initiation. Here some Rats pose for a picture. Left to right arc: Nancy Allen, Charlo Jo Allen, Gladys Kleindienst, Nelainc Savage, and Linda Turner. Dudley Weaver watches amused as Rats Sarah Herrera and Linda Laycock take a rest. More than one Sophomore was tired before the day was out. Sandy Clark looks amused, as do rats Llta Padilla, Sandra Hathaway, Carole Cochran, and Pat House. For a whole day W.H.S. was beseiged by girls (?) in costumes designed to bring out their better attributes. Previous to spending a hectic night in the gymnasium, these Rats prepare to eat a hearty meal. Every year the different initiates for Pep Squad, who must be at least sophomores, are picked by present Pep Squad members to do the dirty work of the day. Navajos are very proud of their babies, for here is the beginning—all Warriors were once on this level of development. It is the duty of all to see that they grow to take their place in the Tribe. Our beginners are the freshmen—new to the Tribe but enthusiastic about gaining the necessary knowledge to advance them in the Tribe. Before them are four years of work, study, and fun. They must learn to gradually accept the responsibility of leadership as they move up the ladder to the final step . . . their senior year. We present now the last group in our Tribe . . . RICHARD OLIVER President GERRY ROBB Vice President MARIANNE JENKINS Secretary martha McFarland Treosurer Charles Abernathy Byron Allen Carmen Andrade Christine Archuletta Anna May Baca Emily Baca Ronald Barto Andrew Begay Chester Begay Marie Begay Richard Benenati Mary Bird Luke Calvert Eugene Charley Glen Chaves Larry Cherrington Paul Christian Jeanie Christie Richard Christie Fred Coffey Sandra Cofmann Jimmy Cox Patricia Cullen Edison Curtis Charity Davis Faye Davis Irene Des Marais Margaret Devcnporf John Day Ronald Dickson Judy Diercks Claudia Edwards 76 Ned Emig Gail Faucher Jimmy Freeby Dolores Gallegos Ray Garcia Dixie Goldsberry Bartolo Gomez Sharon Gondek Bobby Goswick Ralph Groom Janice Hancock Donald Hancock Betty Hannah Elouise Hardy Kaye Hardy Leroy Robert Hardy Myra Hcnon Martha Hopper Sheila Howe Darryl Hughes Trudy Horst Eva Jackson Richard Jaramillo Dorothy Johnson Ernest Jordan Joe Herbert Anita Juarez Percy Kearns Marie Keyaani Fred Klinclinc Helen Kolomitz Nancy Laycock Valla Jo Lee Lyndia Long Gary Lord Johnny Lobato Cheryl Lowe Karon Lowry Michael Ann Lowry Sandra Luttrcll Jody Lyman Arlene Maloney Madeline Maloney Juanita Martinez Joan Mattson Danny Merich Sylvia Metcalf Loren Mileham 1 Joey Miles Leroy Mitchell Glonlo Mohr Betty Molton James Nagel Carl Nelson Mary Nequatewa Sue Nichols Linda Oliver Jay Peart Shirley Olson Eileen Parsons Sue Pel ton Irene Peternel Orin Poleheptewa Sidney Poolheco Charles Prochnow Tom Prosser Christy Queen Wallace Ray Mildred Renfro Darce Ridgley Billie Jo Roberts Marshall Robertson Dan Roe David Rogers Macedonio Ruiz Abel Sokiestcwa Either Salazar Adolph Salinas Margaret Sandoval Suzic Santistevan Hank Schwenchert Vicki Scott Jim Shorty Patsy Shelly Carol Smith Betty Steele Mary Sedillo Don Stewart Don Story Carole Stratton Emma Tah Dorothy Thompson Judy Todd Enis Tsinnijinnie Lita Laura Tsosie Franklin Tsosie Jerry Walters Carole Wickham Teddy Wilcox 6 Randol Zachry Tommy Lopez Emma Tah Dudley Weaver Bennie Woods Henry Yazzie Marie Yazzie Rebecca Yazzie Ronald Yazzie Melvin Ylarraz Bill Young As in all cultures, the Navajos have organizations or councils for the promotion of interests of the tribe. These councils are many and varied and have their proper place in the Navajos' society. WHS, too, has many different organizations for the participation and enjoyment of the student body. We give you now the organizations in our Tribe . . . Tftete i £cUt i pttfU rr- | SECTION EDITORS: Lyndon McAdams, sport ; Joe John , junior ; and Dickie loucks, sophomore . Nancy McGetrick and Audrey Davi were enrolled in the Annual Cla � at second semester and served as Activity and Layout Section Editors. Dicing advertising material are Dennis Meister, Lorraine Sombrero, and Kathy MR. FOREST R. MARTIN Director of Publications PHYLLIS GRACE Advertising Manager TPCete i Editor Assistant Editor Art Editor Section Editors LYNDON McADAMS, Sports DICKIE LOUCKS, Sophomores JOE JOHNS, Juniors AUDREY DAVIS, Layout NANCY McGETRICK. Activities Advertising Manager Ads and Photography .... Heed Photographer Advertising Assistant Director of Publications ...DONALD HART PEGGY SIMPSON KATHY HALLEN PHYLLIS GRACE DENNIS MEISTER JOE ABNEY SAM JENKINS MR. FOREST R. MARTIN The Meteor is the project of the class in yearbook production. It is rated annually by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and the Journalism Department of the University of Arizona. 85 'SuiCctoy THE STAFF—Left to right, seated: Donna Vermillion, Jo Ccballos, Betty Lou Rhyen. THE EDITORS: Making plans for an issue of the paper arc Karen Standing: Willa Elzey, Ken McCollum, Ted Cox, Don Pctranovkh, Karen Brandon, Brandon, nows editor; Karllott Hatton, editor-in-chief; and Betty Sarah Robinson, Ruth Ann Laux, and Karllott Hatton. Lou Rhyan, feature editor. SPORTS and Don Petranov.ch scoono editor first semester Ken McCollum served ad material with Uot exchange manager, tobinson. at sports writer. The Bulldog Barks is published every two weeks by the Journalism Class. The paper has been rated by the Journalism Department of the University of Arizona as one of the outstanding schools papers in the state. The paper was awarded first prize of $200 for its Safety Edition last summer. Press affiliations include the National Scholastic Press Association and the Arizona Interscholastic Press Association. THE STAFF Editor-in-chief KARLOTT HATTON News Editor KAREN BRANDON Feature Editor BETTY LOU RHYAN Exchange Manager RUTH ANN LAUX Advertising Manager WILLA ELZEY Asst. Advertising Mgr. SARAH ROBISON Sports Editors DON PETRANOVICH TED COX Reporters KEN McCOLLUM DONNA VERMILLON, JO CEBALLOS Director of Publications FOREST R. MARTIN 86 Quill and Scroll is an international honorary for high school journalists. Membership is given for outstanding work in journalism. Members must be in the upper third of their class scholastically. Quill and Scroll chooses candidates for Meteor king and queen and for the dedication of the Meteor. President............... Vice President Secretary Treasurer Council Representative DON HART KARLIOTT HATTON BETTY LOU RHYAN WILIA MAE ELZEY KAREN BRANDON esr « rt,n 2uM z«tcL ScnoiC 87 Front row, left to right: Betty lou Rhyan, Karen 8randon, Karllott Hatton, Willa Mae Elzey, Jeaneane Bly, Don Hart. Back row: Mr. Martin, Phyllis Grace. Sarah Robison, and Peggy Simpson. President Secretory GREG BALDWIN BETTY LOU RHYAN Treasurer JUDY BOYD Head Cheerleader SANDRA CLARK Student muciC MR. JAMES CURTIS MR. DOC WRIGHT First row, left to right: Jeanette Coe, Susie Nichols, Judy Boyd, Jeaneane Bly, Betty Rhyan, Vcrgcne Rhoton, Sandra Wason, Charla Jo Allen, Marie Douglas, Sandra Clark, Norma Freeby, Betty Steele. Second row: Darlene Grace, Ronnie Lauchner, Lynn McGlothin, Eddie Pollard, Burton Belton, Johnny Hynes, Gabc Bolton, Robert Olson, Barbara Blanford, Tommy Crimmins, Don Hart. Back row: Mr. Doc Wright, Billy Irwin, Richard Oliver, Tommy Prosser, Benny Bagley, Ronnie Bennett, Greg Baldwin, Dickie Loucks, Tony Dahlen, and Mr. Curtis. limn tutcL State 'DeCeyatet Girls' State is held annually at the University of Arizona at Tucson and Boys' State at Arizona State College at Flagstaff. Delegates to the 1957 session were, front row, left to right: Betty Lou Rhyan, Judy Boyd, and Jeannette Coe. Second row: Winstcl Belton, Peggy Simpson, and Lynn McGlothin. Third row: Joe LaPrade, Greg Baldwin, and Mr. Forest Martin. Mr. Martin is the director of the Boys' State newspaper. First row, left to right: Elvira Davis, Valeria Begay, Vergene Rhoton, Barbara McCollum, Donna Vermillion, Nancy McGetrick, Patty O'Neil, Beatrice Blanks and Lou Ann Beckwith. Second row: Lyndia Long, Diana Fergus, Judy Shwcnckcrt, Nicholas Andrade, Betty Hanna, Sharon Bumgarner, Michael Ann Lowry, Mary Bealer. Third row: Johnny Boyt, Judy Lyman, Maragarct Davenport, Barbara Henderson, Charlotte Nelson, Carolyn Rose, Rita Shreeves, Sandra Wason, Mary Mitchel, and Marlene Sweigart. Girls interested in nursing may join Nurses of Tomorrow to learn more concerning the nursing profession and carry out activities in this field of interest. The club and individual members find opportunity to help in community and school health projects and at the Winslow Memorial Hospital. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer ... Representative DONNA VERMILLION BEATRICE BLANKS BARBARA McCOLLUM NANCY McGETRICK VERGENE RHOTON 90 Future Teachers of America is affiliated with the Arizona Education Association and the National Education Association. Membership is open to all students who think they may want to become teachers. The Winslow club is known as the R. E. Booth chapter. Betty Lou Rhyan and Karllott Hatton served as state officers this year. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Council Representative LINDA CHIARAMONTE KATHY KOLOMITZ JANICE CONWAY JULIE KIRKLAND KARLLOTT HATTON Ma TiN octane 7eoc6ene First row, left to right: Charla Jo Allen, Nelaine Savage, Sandra Clark, Linda Chiaramonte, Diana Doilc, Julie Kirkland, Irene Peternel. Second row: Jeanette Welch, Shirley Childers, Betty Lou Rhyan, Judy Todd, Marie Douglas, Diana Fcglcman, Janice Conway. Sack row: Carole Cochran, Frances McNally, Mary Lacy, Margie McPhetridge, Donna McBride, Barbara Beckman, Alice Robb, Sarah Robinson, Don Hart. Wills Mae Judy Lynn Joe Peggy Norma Janeane Elzoy Boyd McGlothin LaPradc Simpson Frcoby Bly Greg Karen Jeannette Lou Ann Don Karllott Leon Baldwin Brandon Coe Harris Hart Hatton Lancaster Cam Dennis Harriet Rencher Weible Whetly '7tcUio tei Cotton, Society President ........... ....... JOE LAPRADE LYNN McGLOTHIN PEGGY SIMPSON Sponsor JUDY BOYD M,SS VERLA OARE .. NORMA FREEBY To become a member of National Honor Society, one must be in the top 25% of the class for Seniors, or the top 15% for Juniors. Of these, eight Seniors and seven Juniors were chosen on the basis of Character, Scholarship, 2 Leadership, and Service. The organization has taken on such projects as decorating the halls at Christmas and buying books for the Library. Vice President .............. Secretary ................. Treasurer-------------------- Council Representative ...... Front row, left to right: Tommy Allen, Eddie Pollard, Richard Cunningham, Bill Tate, Gabe Bolton, and Bill Irwin. Second row: Bobby Christie, Teddy Cox, Sam DeAngeles, Ronnie Pelton, Dennis Weible, Lynn McGlothin, and Don Hart. Back row: Benny Bagley, Leon Lancaster, Bob Olson, Johnny Hynes, Tommy Crimmins, Greg Baldwin, and Allan Beckwith. Leon Lancaster and President Benny Bag-ley draw the tickets to determine the winner of the door prize at the Key Club Autumn Festival. President ...................... BENNY BAGLEY Vice President ....................... LEON LANCASTER Secretary-Treasurer GREG BALDWIN Scrgcant-at-Arms ..................... TOM CRIMMINS Sponsor MR. ROB McCAMPBELL Key Club, which was organized last year after having gone inactive tor several years, is made up of ten Junior and ten Senior boys. This year Key Club instituted another formal dance, adding the Autumn Festival to the social calendar. vO«s and ttfr yffAiO '- SP°' Membership in the Commerce Club, newly organized this year, is open to all commerce majors and minors. The purpose of the club is to stimulate an interest in commerce through group meetings. Officers of the club arc: Judy Boyd, President; Nancy Bailey, Vice President; Sharron Parker, Secretary; and Barbara Stanford, Treasurer. Front row, left to right: Julie Kirkland, Charla Jo Allen, Marie Douglas, Judy Boyd, Nelaine Savage, Jeannette Welsh, and Judy Casner. Second row: Valeria Begay, Bonnie Acrec, Kathy Leonard, June Leonard, Sandra Clark, Wanda Clark, and Helen Paul. Back row: Ruby Kearns, Lucy Clauschcc, Mary Lacy, Sharon Parker, Nancy Bailey, Francis McNally, and Carole Cochran. 94 Membership into Thespians is gained by earning ten points under the Thespians Point System. Thespians takes on several projects during the year and usually help with the Junior and Senior Plays. At the end of the year, they sponsor the Thespian Academy Awards in recognition of dramatic talent. President ....................... -........-........ DON HART Vice President . ............................... JOE LAPRADE Secretary-Treasurer ...............—................ MARY LACY Council Representative ........................ „..BILL IRWIN Clerk DENNIS WEIBLE Front row, left to right; Jeaneane Bly, Jody Boyd, Mary Lacy, Sandra Clark, Barbara McKeon, and Karllott Hatton. Back row: Don Hart, Joe LaPrade, Bill Irwin, Dennis Laur, Fred Waits, Eddie Pollard, and Dennis Weible. 95 First row, left to right: Mr. Lester Taylor, Sarah Robison, Peggy Simpson, Marie Douglas, Sharon Gondcck, Jeanette Coe, and Harriet Whetley. Second row: Bill O'Neill, Jim Lord, Joe Johns, Johnnie Ceasar, James Nagel, Joe La Prade, and Jack Holm. Third row: Danny Merich, Lynn Booth, Charles Abernathy, Greg Baldwin. Donald Hart, and Lynn McGlothin. Scceace (?toc President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Council Representative GREG BALDWIN RONNIE BENNETT HARRIET WHETLY DON HART The Science Club was organized in 1945 for students interested in science. The group meets twice a month for movies, talks, and experiments pertaining to science. The club has taken top honors at the Science Fair at Flagstaff for several years. Sponsor MR. LESTER TAYLOR Sponsor AAR. EAAIL NASSER W Club initiation proves to be an enjoyable time for everyone but the initiates. First row, left to right: Ronnie Lauchner, Eddie Pollard, Ted Cox, Allan Beckwith, Russell Cooata, Winstcl Belton, Jimmy Daniel, and Van Hancock. Second row: Bob Randall, Timmy Fauchcr, Richard Ornelas, Lynn McGlothin, Benny Bagley, Bill Tate, Kent Randall, and Dennis Wcible. Third row: Bobbie Christie, Eber Blanks, Danny Chacone, David McNally, Leon Lancaster, Gary Phillips, Johnny Hynes, and Burton Belton. Fourth row: Ernest Apadaca, Konny Clark, Ronnie Bennett, Delano Blanks, Tommy Crimmins, and Reyes Rodriguez. 7tr Pep Squad Pep Squad is the largest club in school. It consists of girls who wish to join when they reach their Sophomore year. The purpose of the club is to inspire enthusiasm and to yell at all games. MRS. LORAINE CIUBBS Sponsor PEP SQUAD MEMBERS—Front row, left to right: Edith Lee, Nancy Bailey, Charla Jo Allen, Sandra Clark, Peggy Steele, Mary Lacy. Second row: Pat Conway, Nancy Allen, Nelaine Savage, Annette Real, Alberta Howard, Alice Robb, Norma Richmond, Diana Doilc, Marjorie McPhetridge, Janice Conway, Lita Padilla, Sandra Hathaway, Kathy Leonard. Third row: Mary Roberta, Beatrice Blanks, Barbara Taliwood, Lolita Thompson, Bonnie Acree, Gladys Kleindienst, Sharon Bumgarner, Doris Chacon, Sandra Wason, Barbara Blanford, Janet Welsh. Fourth row: Patsy Miller, Betty Lou Rhyan, Jaunita Cochran, Judy Emig, Shirley Childers, Ferrel Jackson, Roc Dean Brinkerhoff, Thelma Lee, Sybil White, Jean Kay Peterson, Tanya Blackwell, Carolyn Adams, Marcella Begay, Julie Kirkland, Marie Douglas. Fifth row: Frances McNally, Lolita Lomasnewa, Rose Cody, Lynda Laycock, Sharcn Parker, Sandra Edwards, Barbara Weldon, Jo Ann Roe, June Leonard, Linda Turner. Sixth row: Carol Cochran, Carolyn Rose, Judy Schwenckert, Martha Vandcr Kraats, Mary Lou Shrccvc, Janio Waite, Jo Ann Deathridge, Karen Brandon, Peggy Simpson, Sandra Swinney, Donna Bland, Karen Houghton, Donna Vermillion, and Butch Parsons. Left to right. Mary Lacy, Nancy Bailey, Norma Freeby, and Sandra Clark, Head Cheerleader. 'Vcvuicty ieesUecu(en Sotty ecutesia Left to right: Barbara Blanford, Rozella Kimbcr-lin, Marlene Greenway, Diana Doyle, and Alice Robb. First row, left to right. Sandra Hathaway, Annette Real, Pat Conway. Back row lita Padilla, Nclaine Savage, Janice Conway, Nancy Allen, and Kathy Leonard. Bolow. Mr . Fisher and the Spanish Club Officers admire the new record player purchased by the club. This record player is used for speech and enunciation as well as at parties. Sponsor MRS. LEONA FISHER Spanish Club is made up of the Spanish II. The club has programs on the culture and life in the Spanish-speaking countries. They have several social functions during the year. President ............... Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Council Representative ROBERT HILL RONNIE LAUCHNER SANDRA WASON CHARIA JO ALLEN First row. left to right: Peggy Steele, Nelaine Savage, Lydia Ribera, Adclaina Gardenia, La Verna DcsMarais, Rita Harris, Charla Jo Allen, and Sarah Herrera. Second row: Caroline Rose, Roy Sunwall, Robert Sunwall, Bill O'Neil, Albert Clark, Tommy Mitchell, Dick Loucks, Joe Begay, and Ronnie Lauchncr. Third row: David Colton, Rolland Coffey, Tim Fauchor, Robert Hill, Jim Ferrell, Bobby Kline, Joe Johns, and Gabriel Martinez. Front row, left to right: Marcella Begay, Valeria Begay, la Verna Des Marais, Julie Kirkland, Gladys Kloindienst, Marie Douglas, Carolyn Adams, Tanya Blackwell, Barbara Taliwood, Lolita Thompson. Second row: May lou Gonzales, Arlene Bazaidi, Marie Begay, Betty Molton, Helen Kolomitz, Susie Nichols, Judy Lyman, Margaret Davenport, Irene Dcs Marais, Barbara Henderson, Martha Hopper. Third row: Arlene Maloney, Patsy Miller, Bea Blanks, Betty Hannah, Thelma Lee, Margaret Begoo'y, Ruby Jefferson,. Sylvia Metcalf, Shelia Howell, Mary Bird. Back row: Elouise Hardy, Rose Cody, Margaret Taliwood, Ruby Kearns, Lucy Claus Chee, Bessie Begay, Sandra Edwards, and Barbara Stanford. ciC 4t6£etic President JULIE KIRKLAND Vice President BARBARA TALIWOOD Secretary ............. SARAH HERRERA Treasurer . MARCELLA BEGAY Council Representative ................. MARIE DOUGLAS G.A.A. meets two afternoons a week in the Gymnasium. Points are given for athletic activities. The aims of G.A.A. are to improve sports skills, stimulate interest in girls' athletics, improve health, and to develop good sportsmanship. SPonsor MR o ciueas 101 Settto'Ki 'Data ff From left to right: Peggy Simpson, Glenda Eaton, Jody Boyd, Jim Lord, Jo Ann Roe, Barbara AAcKeon, Jerry Abernathy, Sandy Clark, Joe LaPradc, Bill Emig, Johnny Hynes. Jeannette Coe, Don Han, Karllotf Hatton, Betty Rhyan, Ronnie Bennett. Fred Waits, Polly Carmack. Alberta Howard, Bill Irwin, and Pat Conway. Dino Falcaro Mr. Sheridan Shirley Wallace Jackie Miss Haines Steve Danny Sylvia Della Pat Bea Mr. Mandel Tony Falcaro Mrs. Falcaro Mr. Falcaro Mrs. Mikula First Young Girl Second Young Girl Director MR. ANDREW RUTTER CAST JOHNNY HYNES DON HART JEANNETTE COE BARBARA McKEON KARLLOTT HATTON BOB OLSON BILL EMIG SANDY CLARK POLLY CARMACK PAT CONWAY PEGGY SIMPSON JOE LAPRADE JERRY ABERNATHY BETTY LOU RHYAN FRED WAITS ALBERTA HOWARD GLENDA EATON JUDY BOYD Mr. Sheridan grabs Dino as tempers flare in a fight. Dino looks around uncertainly as he enters the James Street Settlement House in the midst of a party. V Dino listens grimly as Mr. Sheridan tries to get him to face up to himself. Members of the cast, left to right, are Dennis, Wcible, Barbara Blanford, Pat O'Neil, John Scott, Sam DeAngelis, Don Petronavich, Eddie Pollard, Mary Lacy, Bob Randall, Gloria Perry, John Evans, and Harriet Whetly. Not pictured: Nancy Bailey, Barbara Taliwood, and Kathy Hallen. 104 'ftyonifon 99 tycuti i 'PCay ! : ° � thnc.,„ Director MR. ANDREW RUTTER CAST Conway Helen Myra Mallison Miss Brinklow High Lama Tashi Lo Tsen .............. Qi-Ling ..... Chang Elizabeth Barnard Stage Manager Prompter and make-up EDDIE POLLARD MARY LACY HARRIET WHETLY JOHN SCOTT GLORIA PERRY SAM DEANGELIS PAT O'NEIL BARBARA TALIWOOD KATHY HALLEN DENNIS WEIBLE BARBARA BLANFORD JOHN EVANS BOB RANDALL NANCY BAILEY 105 Suzie uolll™.... an exhibition on the The Bulldog Band puts on another excellent half-time show during the Sunny-slopo game. Head majorette Barbara Weldon directs the band as they move into formation. Rated one of the better marching bends in the State, the Bulldog Band performed at all home games and some away from home. Left: The cheerleaders and Pep Squad depict the downfall of the Badgers before the Prescott game. 106 “School Daze was presented during the Senior Assembly. Left to right, front row, are Barbara McKeon, Karllott Hatton,, Sandra Clark, Betty Rhyan, and Jim lord. Stending are Bill Emig, Chairman of the assembly, Don Hart, and Lynn McGlothin. With the TV set tuned to “Playhouse 90. Jim lord as Bill skates wildly on to the scene during the senior skit. The seniors put On one of the best assemblies of the year with a wide variety of talent, ranging from Jerry and Joe with “That Good Old Mountain Dew to “Alfred Hitchcock with Richard and Russell. The members of the Senior Assembly are, left to right: Jim lord, Don Hart, Joe la-Prade, Jerry Abernathy, lou Ann Harris, Richard Hasten, Sandra Clark, Karllott Hatton, Barbara McKeon, Master of Ceremonies Leon lancaster, Betty Rhyan, lynn McGlothin, Bill Emig. and Russell Cooata. 107 John Scott offer a toast in the juniors' production of the one-act play, The Monkey's Paw. Members of the cast were, left to right, Barbara Blanford, John Scott, Sam DeAngelis, and Eddie Pollard; not pictured, Gabe Bolton. Barbara Blanford, Sharon Parker, and Mary Lacy perform before the court of the Junior Assembly. The juniors presented, in addition to their one-act play, a pantomime, several vocal solos, and several instrumental pieces. Above.- left to right are slave (Master'of Ceremonies) Nancy Bailey, Old Pro Ted Cox, Princess Janice Conway, and Caesar Nicky King, Irvin Coin, and John Evans. Irvin Coin lets go with some cool music at the Junior Assembly. He is accompanied by Sterlen Kano on the drums, and John Evans on the guitar. In Navajo-Land there are those who are chosen for their special qualities to serve as ceremonial leaders. We of WHS also have honored students by giving them the position of . . . TTCeteo (Joe z7=)fuu( I 10 T teteo 12uee«t Suttfi444t III Tltete i t t t e ci z ft t 4 QUEEN Norma Richmond QUEEN Stella Maestas KING Peter Rodriguez (Judy 'Sayd yptwity (?6sii4t KCl6 TteltUKe Scuuzye 116 Opponent Prescott Suon ifope Opponent Flagstaff .........}. Holbrook ........—. . Chandler .. ....... Glendale .. __ Season Record: 6 won—3 lost Fl gsfaff Snowflake .. ............ Holbrook .................. Seligman ........... Season Record: 5 won—2 lost Flagstaff Prescott Flagstaff Holbrook Prescott . Holbrook Snowflake Flagstaff Holbrook Season Record: 3 won-3 lost-1 tie Team Managers VAN HANCOCK and DON ADAMS Graduating Senior are, front row, left to right: Benny Baglcy, Bob Adam , Dee Blank , Tom Crimmins, Reyes Rodriquez, David McNally, Roy Johnson, Jerry Ozment. Second row: Coach Emil Nasser, Leon Lancaster, Jim Duran, Winstel Belton, Bob Olson, Allan Beckwith, Richard Hasten, Doug Rhoton, Kent Randall, Coach Carl Weatherton. Back row: Lynn McClothin, and Pat Lally. 118 fol 5� cV 66 8URTON BELTON Halfback Honorable Mention All-Conference M £t Mr' Herman McArthur served as team trainer for Go®r ea f® m during the season. Scco Ha AllCon fcnCC nd Tea EBER BLANKS End GABE BOLTON Confer DELANO BLANKS Fullback Honorable Mention All-Conference blo kl y field ‘ 9- °n,y hel, Pr, o co„ 21-0. Be, nny 8 ev breaka 1 x sc ' W, int 1 elt, on lOWNW CB'WfA'NS 'tAll 1' ’ SAM DAVIS Guard RICHARD HASTEN End Honorable Mention All-Conference Jimmy H 'fbeck Roy hZZso Hemmed in—but to the finish Begley! Bulldog teamwork on a Chandler Wolf. RONNIE LAUCHNER Halfback LEON LANCASTER End PAT LAllY Tackle Winstel Belton trying for another inch in the game against the Badgers. BELOW: Coach Nasser looks on as his Bulldogs try for the goal on a kickoff. WKGIOIH'N End DAVID McNALLY Guard ROBERT RANDAU Guard ___ | -v in the Sunnyslopc Game. The Vikings were beat by the ing some fancy stepping in the tilt with Holbrook. Thev i. [ RANDALL Tackle DOUGLAS RHOTON Guard flcatco RAYMOND BE Ha tfc � ck AUTHUR BELONE Fullback EDWARD BIZADI Center Y DAHlEN Cei ef SAM DE ANGELIS Guard FLOYD DALLAS Halfback JERIAL HANNAH Halfback CHARLIE HARDY Tackle MIKE HILL Halfback GILBERT HUNTER Guard LEE JAMES Guard JOE JOHNS End JORDAN End MIKE JUAREZ Quarterback LEANDER KANASWOOD Fullback This looks like leapfrog. G 8f 23 Pe'l «-£° GILBERT MONTOYA Center VERNON NORTON Halfback £22- weivin patch Guard DONALD PETRANOVICH Quarterback BILL RANDALL Center There is one Flagstaff Eagle that didn't get away! The Bullpups were under the leadership of two new coaches to Winslow Hi during the 1957 season. Their record of 5 wins and 2 losses speaks for itself in that the squad enjoyed a rather successful season. RIGHT: Get off that Eagle, you Bullpup! R,Ch 'd Oliver, Bsck 9’ Pao' Ch ack ro”- Bobby 0?'ie46 mut Front row, left to right arc: Assistant Coach and Trainer Herman McArthur, Manager Bobby Shumway, Bobby Goswick, Bobby Black, Bill Young, Tommy Prosser, Ronnie Barto, James Freeby, Charles Shord. Marshall Robertson, Henry Yazzie, Timmy Roadcs (Manager), and Coach Ellis McIntosh. Second row: Manager Bill Kelly, Lawrence Perez, Joe Chacon, Gabriel Luna, Jim Shorty, Paul Christian, Charles Abernathy, John Cesar, Charles Prochnow, Bill Hatch, Ned Emig, and Donald Hancock. Third row: Richard Jaramillo, Tod Wilcox, Sidney Poolhcco, Bobby Booth, Dale Hayes, Cranston Hysong, Max Fostor, Sam Jordan, Jerry Robb, and Joe Herbert. Back row: Alex Gallegos, Richard Oliver, Dickie Christie, David Rogers, Macedonio Ruiz, Ricky Coffee, Harry 8owler, Jerry Brown, Chester Begay, and Andrew 130 Begay. z46et zM Scoxe xvid Opponent Our Opp. Opponent Our Opp. Score Score Score Score Prescott 43 30 Holbrook 43 45 Flagstaff 39 47 Snowflake . 47 40 St. Johns 45 37 ft Tempe 36 45 St. Johns 50 30 J � Chandler 51 52 Snowflake 26 40 SI' Agua Fria 39 49 Holbrook 39 38 Sunnyslope 31 60 Holbrook 30 35 Glendale 2 0 Snowflake 43 48 e Washington . 70 36 Buckeye ... 41 36 Phoenix Indian 62 68 Tolleson 46 57 £4 Flagstaff 35 41 44 42 35 39 32 30 42 38 31 34 4 3$ ■ 32 2 A 45 23 44 31f 34 411 38 30-- 36 26“ Won 7 — Lost 13 a IB Won 11 - Los 7 ? � e Tolleson' 40 16 Holbrook 32 35 Snowflake 39 45 Tempe 48 42 Chandler 31 59 Agua Fria 37 38 Sunnyslope 48 38 Washington 30 24 Flagstaff J......... 37 38 Li Holbrook .... -Holbrook .... Knowflake aHolbrook .... Flagstaff ... flagstaff Won 8 — Lost 3 131 MR. FRED tITTAU Head Basketball Coach ZL__ ■— Managers: DAVID McNALLY and RONALD PALEHEPTEWA. Upended Left: Peter Mitchell jumps for the ball after it got away from a Tolleson Wolverine. Above TOMMY ALLEN Forward WINSTEL BELTON Guard KENNETH CLARK Forward Right RUSS COOAT A Guard Two Snowflake Lobos fight for the ball while Ernest Apodaca makes a desperate attempt to get it. Below: Winstel Bolton stands tensed as Leon Lancaster comes down with the ball. Left FLOYD DALLAS Guard Below SAM DAVIS Guard ALFRED MITCHELL Forward Right PETER MITCHELL Forward LEON LANCASTER Forward BILL TATE Forward Junior Vanity Coach JIM FREEMAN MURPHY BIANFORD Forward DANNY CHACON Guard EBER BLANKS Forward BOBBY CHRISTIE Forward RICHARD CUNNINGHAM Forward JERIAl HANNAH Center HOWARD HASTINGS Center Arms tangle and whistles blow in a fight for the ball. Top EDDIE ORNEAIAS Guard Bottom DANNY THOMPSON Forward And awa-a-y we go! DENNIS WEIBLE Guard FRESHMAN SQUAD—Back row, left to right: Marshall Robertson, Ted Wilcox, Fred Coffey, Dick Christie, Jerry Brown, Richard Oliver, Maccdonio Ruiz, and Chester Begay. Front row: Leroy Mitchell, Gerry Robb, Jim Shorty, Sidney Poolheco, Bobby Goswick, Jimmy Cox, and Cranston Hysong. First row, left to right: Fred Santistiva, Steven McArthur, Billy Rhyan. Second row: Billy Hatch, Melvin Ylarraz, Bob Black, Bob Booth, Charles Abernathy, Hank Schwenckert, Cippy Velasquez, Richard Dickson. Back row: Mike Juarez, Rolland Coffey, Sam DeAngelis, Eddie Pollard, Bruce Baldwin, Alex Kretsedcmas, Bob Hart, Lynn Booth, Frank Scott, Coach Herman McArthur. Ti 'tedtlccup Mr. McArthur, wrestling coach, gives a few pointers to two of his pupils. Wrestling is a new sport in Winslow High School and has grown very popular with the students. Coach Herman McArthur is responsible for the start of this sport and is teaching the fundamentals of the sport. Several meets were scheduled during the year, and many feel wrestling will become a major sport. 139 May I have this hug? Alex Krotscdcmos and Charles Gyimesi (Holbrook) seems to be showing real affection for each other; however, poor Alex ended up with a broken ankle. Officials at the match with Holbrook. Coach Herman McArthur, left; Mr. Glen Olmstead and Mr. Jim Lovett, time and score keepers; and Doc Wright, announcer. Holbrook and Winslow exchanged two wrestling exhibition assemblies—the first wrestling ever held here. Each team lost on their home court. Head wrestling coach Herman McArthur hopes make the sport an even better one next year. 140 MANAGERS: Lynn McGlothin and Danny Thompson. OUTFIELDERS: Babe Bolton, Ted Cox, Benny Bagley, and Don Petronavich. Back row, left to right: Bill Randall, Jerry Brown, Tommy Mitchell, Richard Oliver, Murphy Blanford, Larry Kie, Bill Collinsworth, Dick Christie. Front row: Manager Ernest Jordan, Mickey Mileham, Tommy Prosser, Bill Young, Henry Yazzie, Lyndon McAdams, Mike Juarez, and Bobby Goswick. Left, 440 dajhmen are, from left to right: Allen Beckwith, Ronnie Pelton, Danny Chacon, Vernon Norton, and Jcrial Hannah. Pole vaulters and high jumpers are from left to right: Roy Johnson, Jerry Brown, Ronnie Bennett, Cranston Hysong. Shotput and discus men pictured at left are Standing, loft to right: Lynn Booth, Dick Jordan, Frank Scott, Sam DeAngelis, Ernest Apodaca, and Bill Emig. Front row: Paul Christian, Macedonio Ruiz, Harry Bowler, Rolland Coffey, Bruce Baldwin, and Allen Mr. Bruce Parker, assistant track coach. Milcrs are from left to right: Peter Mitchell, Leo Max Begay, Sam Davis, Joe Begay, Edward Bizadi, Richard Ornelas, and Donald Stromborg. JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK SQUAD Left to right: Kee Raymond, Joe Tosoni, Leroy Mitchell, Sidney Pooleco, Marshall Robinson, Jim Freeby, Gerry Robb, Bobby Booth, and Bobby Black. ings. High hurdlers are from left to right: Dennis Weible, Kennith Clark, and Howard Hast- f 07 C X r z:: as s:tK tpri. � “ =; Manager Ronnie Barto, and Coach Gerald Stem. Gilbert Hunter comes across the line first in Class B competition against Holbrook. A Cross Country Track squad was organized for the first time this year under the coaching of Mr. Gerald Stein and assistant coach Mr. Bruce Parker. The team won two out of three meets with Holbrook. Next year the coaching staff hopes to schedule some meetings with teams in the valley. Mr. Glenn Olmstcad start the Junior Varsity Cross Country team on their journey around Bushman Acres. s4tma, 7% te Here mid the skies and the desert's beauty I And mountain ranges blue, jfuyghji Touched by the ever-gleaming sunlight And desert moonlight totyV So we pay homage to you our High Schoc Pf jging that we'll be true— With .voice and hand and heart saluting. Chorus: V mWmKo ?+ With a hep, hep, hep we march along, Wrnslow High Jo you we're true. y With a hep, hep, hep and a cheering song Fighting, working and rooting for you. You're our pride and honor Winslow High You're our inspiration too— . V For your learning we're yearning, Hope high is burning— That's our toast to you. Mr. Jack Hokanson directs the band, as students sing the Alma Mater during one of the first assemblies of the year. The Freshmen built the W for the rally before ihe first home game with Holbrook. Tradition says that the W must not fall but burn to the ground. If it does fall, Freshmen beware! One of the janitors sweeps the hall in preparation for the starting of school in September. During the summer the teachers' lounge was enlarged and remodeled and a nurse's office added in the space previously occupied by the library. The janitorial staff spent the summer painting and cleaning the school. 152 PHONE 61 PHONE 125 BULLDOG DRIVE IN WINSLOW TAXI SERVICE A W Root Beer Meteor City Tours The Place Where Greyhound Agency Everyone Goes After 1 11 Warren Avenue The Game WINSLOW, ARIZONA CLYDE RHOTON—Proprietor CAKE'S Congratulations and Best Wishes to WINSLOW HIGH SCHOOL On U.S. 66...at 1200 East Second Street WINSLOW, ARIZONA Congratulations Seniors EL GRAN GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION 422 East Second Street WINSLOW, ARIZONA KACH1NA CLEANERS JACK and GRACE CALKINS West Second WINSLOW, ARIZONA Congratulations LEHMAN'S Patronize Your Home Town Merchant He Is Your Neighbor 213 Kinsley Avenue Phone 51 Betty Lou Rhyan , . «ach year at gradua-lh« Key L show. • «0O .i � ? 1'wT o' V«'- mo„ p� m.� '° ,he Key le« ' 'l Z � « sut“,,or- vear by the Jun;or Q. � sponsored each contestants were left to rioht i ommerce. This year the « � P'-; Jeannette ' Mae Elzey. Peggy's ,peec'h ,d' not Poured, Willa competition. ¥ Peech Waj taP« ° d entered in State All students from 9lh through 12th grade arc eligible to compete in the National Oratorical Contest.. The finalists this year were, left to right, Barbara Taliwood, junior; Don Hart, Jeanette Coe, and Joe LaPradc, seniors; and Marie Douglas, sophomore. The winners were Don Hart, first place, Joe LaPrade, second place, and Barbara Taliwood, third. Revolution present 9, °f 9irl on the basis of v • • ££ 155 THE DREAMERS Ringmaster Betty lou under the Big Top. The Rumpus was rained out and the Council decided to hold instead a floor show in the gym. The Bulldog Rumpus was rescheduled for late spring. The DOLLS in the Class of 1959. Oh! That DeAngclis Back row: Jackie Robins, Dince Reed, Mary Roberts, Roy Johnson. Front row: Beatrice Blanks, Henry Lott, Dorothy Bonds, and Delano Blanks. 156 Dom ta Dum Dum! Shake, Rattle and Roll! Oh, They got me! Un-consorcd! Oh! ELVIS!!! Cniz -« ■ «., d ,h Cra� ford M°n 9eS ,h' ZfL c°ache, 'o fo p«rtcer, r- foi tradition ' the Home-Stall® ihdre 159 DPERIOR LAUNDRY W. W. ARMSTRONG, Proprietor Telephone 88 ☆ WINSLOW, ARIZONA Fred and Ray Johnson GULF STATION East Highway 66 EDDIE'S Congratulations BODY SHOP Seniors of '58 Eastbound 66 Customizing DAZE TRANSFER You Wreck It We Fix It AND STORAGE PHONE 796 LEE and JACK PISEL Your Fingertips AMES BROTHERS, INC. Burt Hatch and Hobart Jordan 206 East Third Someday I'd like a business of my own! That's a natural ambition for anyone — yet even to dream of it would be regarded as ridiculous, and even dangerous in many nations today. But in America, you are free to travel any road of endeavor you choose, and to follow it as far as your abilities will carry you. Our system of free enterprise makes this possible. Yet, some would curb this system — through ignorance or malicious intent. Protect free enter- prise! For the sake of your future — the future of your country! ARIZONA 7 Public Service YOU lOCAUY V. AN AGCO TAXPAYING UTHITY Best Wishes to the Seniors THE FALCON RESTAURANT EAST HIGHWAY 66 IN WINSLOW PUBLIC MARKET Fancy Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables Excellent, Speedy Service 222 E. 2nd St. 02O7t (( uttcttuecC ‘r aye f67) SHELL OIL RAY C. CURRY Jobber Winslow and Holbrook FIRST NATIONAL INSURANCE AGENCY ■■■■Hi TT FIRST STATE SAVINGS LOAN If FIRST STATE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1 _ Compliments of 1 WINIFRED RUSSELL VAUGHN L. SCHMIDT I Public Stenographer Bookkeeping Certified Public Accountant 1 1 Notary Public an 1 Doonan Professional Bldg. Doonan Professional Bldg. 414 WEST SECOND STREET 414 West Second St. Phone 1665 Phone 1665 WINSLOW, ARIZONA WINSLOW, ARIZONA Your Church Is Your Strength Attend the Church of Your Choice SCOTT and McMILLIAN MORTUARY Congratulations to the Class of '58 MR. AND MRS. LEE ELZEY Best Wishes to Class of '58 ENTRE' RESTAURANT '206 706 ( uttt tuecC ut ‘t cuze ?6 ?) ( 8) Tomboy (16) That face! (17) Ain't I cute? (22) Girl? or boy? (21) Pinup (20) Oh! What a cutie (19) Sober Face J? 1 (took at her go — (26) Future farmer (29) Oh! that smile (28) Kewpie Doll (27) Who's that? (30) Barefoot Sue . a i Congratulations Seniors THYRZA'S BEAUTY SALON Compliments of Congratulations Seniors NAVAJO AUTO SUPPLY Pinkie Walton From BOB CAMPBELL AND BEACON MOTEL WHIPPLE'S OF WINSLOW The Largest and Most Exclusive Ladies Ready-to-Wear Store in Northern Arizona 4 (33) Oh! What they will do. 7M TV6 l SeKt l t t (36) Hcr's like this (31) Recognize those curls? TV6 4 TV a ut ‘Payea 1. Virginia Russell 2. Jo Ann Roe 3. Johnny Hynes 4. Tommy Crimmins 5. Barbara McKcon 6. Sarah Robinson 7. Betty lou Rhyan 8. Judy Boyd 9. Donna Vermillion 10. Barbara Weldon 11. Joe laPrade and Jeaneane Bly 12. Karllott Hatton 13. Nancy McGctrick 14. Donna Bland 15. Roy Sundwall 16. Peggy Simpson 17. Lynn McGlothin 18. Sandra Clark ?64. ?67, ?69 19. Pat Conway 20. Donald Hart 21. Polly Carmack 22. Roslyn Forrester 23. Benny Bagley 24. Wanda Clark 25. Norma Jean Freeby 26. Douglas Rhoton 27. Audre Davis 28. Helen Paul 29. Jonny Chavez 30. Lou Ann Harris 31. Karen Brandon 32. Jeannette and John Coe 33. Kathy Kolomitz 34. Annette Real 35. Dennis Meister 36. Phyllis Grace BEST WISHES to WINSLOW HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL AND SPORTS SUPPLY COMPANY 326 West Jefferson Street Phoenix, Arizona We Are Interested in YOU! CHURCH OF CHRIST Evangelist BILL B. GIBSON WELCOME 614 Warren Avenue Winslow, Arizona I Like to Cut Hair and My Price Is Fair! CROSS BARBER SHOP ANNIE'S GROCERY AND FOUNTAIN Best Malts and Milkshakes in ARIZONA Congratulations and Best Wishes From FARRELS' SNOW CAP NAGEL LUMBER TIMBER COMPANY All Lumber Produced by NAGEL LUMBER TIMBER COMPANY Is Thoroughly Kiln Dried Ponderosa Pine. The Lumber Is Manufactured by WPA Grades. WE ALWAYS SHIP PROMPTLY. The High School Chorus presented a program of Christmas carols and other musical selections at the annual Christmas Concert. Don Pctronovich looks on as newsgirls Karen Brandon and Betty Rhyan distribute the copies of the Bulldog Barks and Scholastic Roto. The Bulldog Barks is distributed to suscribers twice a month. The Student Body jump to their feet at a tense moment during a basketball game. Although the basketball team did not do well in conference play-offs, they gave some of the best teams in the State stiff competition. 172 Compliments of DR. D. H. SIMMONS, D.D.S. 530 W. Washington Phoenix Phone AL 8-6661 Prescott Flagstaff Mesa Safford Bisbee HOWARD STOFFT (Tucson) YUMA STATIONERS (Yuma) Rainbow Girls Compliments of WINSLOW ASSEMBLY NO. 10 ORDER OF RAINBOW GIRLS Left: The WHS Student Body sit entranced while watching the wrestling matches with Holbrook. Mr. Albert Greer jumps for the ball in the opening tip of the Faculty-Harlem Road-King game. This game provided a hilarious time as the Road-Kings clowned up and down the court. Doc Wright puts out a plea over the radio, We have two dollars for this beautiful cake. Who'll give me two and a half? The Bulldog Bond sponsors the radio auction yearly to earn money for their trips. Mr. Everett Patterson watches intently os two wrestlers fight it out‘during the Winslow-Holbrook match. Winslow won six out of eleven divisions in the tri-school meet between Flagstaff, Holbrook, and WHS. MARSTON SUPPLY COMPANY Complete Line of School Supplies and Equipment SPORTING GOODS STAGE EQUIPMENT Duplicating Supplies, Equipment and Maintenance OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT ANDY ISAACSON 3209 North Central Avenue Phone CR 7-5477 PHOENIX, ARIZONA THE REMINDER KVNC LISTENING HABIT OF A MILLION Highway 66 Travelers Annually Miss Ruth Ann Lcwellcn accompanies Nancy Bailey, Karen Brandon, and Jean Peterson in preparation for the Music Festival trio entry. 7 ten ' , Stomp ■d out ' Some 1 western .� catne« y. Righ,: donees. OLDS BROS. LUMBER COMPANY Everything for the Builder Congratulations to Seniors From JENKINS INSURANCE Compliments of BABBITT BROS. TRADING COMPANY Next to Babbitt's Thriftway Market Best Wishes to the Seniors in the Future From LORENZO HUBBELL CO. Miss Merry Christmas, Nelainc Savage, reigns from the Royal Float during the Christmas Parade. Seated in front of the throne arc, left to right, attendants Judy Boyd, Senior; Nancy 'Laycock, freshman; and Mary Lacy, junior. Worthy Advisor Judy Boyd, incoming Worthy Advisor Betty Lou Rhyan, and their dates lead the grand march at the Rainbow Dinner-Dance. One of the biggest social events of the year, the Dinner-Dance always attracts a large crowd. These couples enjoy the first dance of the Rainbow Dinner-Dance. 181 STARR JEWELERS WATCHES—DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY Get Your Girl a Ring Make Her Feel Like a Queen SECOND AND KINSLEY Certified Master Watchmaker No. 328 Best Wishes to Seniors Class of '58 From CHESTER SHARAR NOTARY PUBLIC Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 Compliments of R. E. LEONARD CHUCK’S East Highway 66 Winslow, Arizona Congratulations to the Class of '58 From EVELYNE MARTIN Ruth Ann laux, Karllott Hatton, and Greg Baldwin Ken cCc ° are trying their culinary art at making a tossed joe laP'8de’ salad. The Journalism Department started a new tradition this year. Under the chairmanship of Betty Lou Rhyan, feature editor of the BULLDOG BARKS, the class held a very successful pizza pie dinner in the Home Ec Department. Each member of the class brought a guest. Journalism students hope to make the pizza pie dinner an annual affair. 184 Domestic practice. Boy, can Beity Lou make pizza! Compliments to the Class of 1958 DR. JAMES W. DICKSON, D.D.S. BRUCHMAN'S CURIO STORE WINSLOW, ARIZONA BUS MEAD INSURANCE AGENCY Best Wishes From Your Annual Photographers WINSLOW PHOTO SUPPLY AND SUMMERS STUDIO HARRY and JO SUMMERS Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1958 H. R. McHOOD HOWARD LIGHTNER Your Texaco Consignee WINSLOW, ARIZONA UNION SERVICE '•tan) of your top-flir -? classmates will wind up making a c c:r in banking, and the Valley Bank always on the lookout fc • prontisir young men and women wh6 have an „• on the future. MV. do Sure we H lake an ad in your annual., ‘ Advertising income helps pay printing costs so your school can pul out an annual. and we’re glad to help. You young people arc going to be the Arizona citizens of 'omorrow who run •hines, so we’d like to have your good ••• ! — and your business. .•« rnrrjtOLY offices WESTERN AUTO The Family Store 106 East Second PHONE 1281 Shopping Headquarters for All Your School Supplies SPROUSE-REITZ CO., INC. 5c and 10c Store Congratulations HALLEN RADIATOR Sales and Service 508 W. Second Phone 1493 GLIDEWELL JEWELERS „sho0: d 1£m� . «• - oi n' Barbara Blanford and Rozclla Kimberlin ride as escorts on the car bearing Homecoming King Reyes Rodriguez and Queen Stella Maestas. November 11 was a windy Homecoming day for Winslow. Mary Lacy, Nancy Bailey, and Norma Freeby sit on the front of the attendants' car. The Attendants are Jeannette Coe, Norma Richmond, Sandy Clark, Benny Bagley, Tom Crimmins, and Winstcl Belton. Weary football players enthusiastically race for the showers after a hard fought game. HERMAN'S Walgreen Agency Congratulations Phone No. 68 SECOND AND KINSLEY Velvet Step CITY CLUB SHOES BUCKLEY'S BOOTERY I 10 West Second Street WEATHERBIRD SHOES Congratulations Seniors WAYNE L. TROUTNER'S Clothing Store FREDS NATIONAL CAFE 18 East Second Street Texaco Free Pick-Up and Delivery 201 W. 2nd, Winslow Phone 1380 Lubrication Our Specialty TIRES • BATTERIES ACCESSORIES B. F. GOODRICH Mr. Rutter, playing the part of a reporter in the P.T.A.-Kiwanis play, The Man Who Came to Dinner, inferviewi Mr. Whiteside , played by Mr. Everett Patterson. Looking on is Mrs. Fritz Dahlan. The Cheerleaders and Pom Pon Girls lead a yell during one of the pep rallies. In the background is the W. Supported by the Band, the Cheerleaders kept the spirit up before every football game. The Flames of the burning W graduallly die out while the Songleaders do a routine to the accompaniment of the Bulldog Band. The tournout for the pep rallies increased as the football team brought home more victories. 191 Congratulations From WINSLOW LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS West Second Street WINSLOW, ARIZONA Attend Your Church REGULARLY ASSEMBLY OF SOD Oalc and Snider REV. JAMES D. BELL ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 206 West 2nd Street REV. NORVEL W. HOLLAND FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 222 West 3rd Street REV. OLIN E. LEHMAN FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 41 I Warren Avenue REV. MILTON E. SCOTT FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 414 Winslow Avenue HERBERT W. BAYNES, Minister Congratulations and Best Wishes From i DESERT SUN MOTEL Congratulations From VERNIE R. MARTIN Plumbing and Heating W. Highway 66 Phone 343 Post Office Box 1171 WINSLOW, ARIZONA Best Wishes to Students and Faculty of Winslow High School FRIEND'S OFFICE SUPPLY 13 E. Aspen—Box 762 FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA Congratulations to the Seniors CENTRAL DRUG NO. I and CENTRAL DRUG NO. 2 WINSLOW FLORAL AND GREENHOUSE Say It With Flowers Your Stores 806 Fleming TELEPHONE 729 WATER HEATING • COOKING • REFRIGERATION • HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING • ClOTHES DRYING • INCINERATION SOUTHERN UNION GAS COMPANY Best Wishes From Your Home-Town Newspaper THE WINSLOW MAIL Publishers of the BULLDOG BARKS NORTHERN ARIZONA SUPPLY Serving Winslow and The Greater Northern Arizona Area From 1503 East Second Street Congratulations to the Winslow High School Student Body THE WINSLOW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Principal Jim Curtis takes a well-aimed shot at the target with a crossbow. Throughout the year National Assemblies brought interesting educational programs to the students of WHS. These girls cry over the infidelity of Flagstaff High School football players. This was one of many excellent acts presented during the Flagstaff Exchange Assembly. s4 4e n Cce4 Several boys were embarrassed when these dolls from the 20's came down into the audience to flirt with the juniors and seniors seated on the front row. This was the second annual Exchange Assembly with Flagstaff. A lesson in archery, as well as an interesting program, was presented in this National Assembly featuring Duke Gordon. 195 Compliments of DR. C. H. PETERSON M.D. Congratulations to the Teachers and Student Body NEW LA SIESTA MOTEL H. L. BOYD SUPPLY CO. Furniture, Appliances and Floor Covering Congratulations From MOTOR HOTEL MRS. BERNICE HOPPER, Proprietor Westbound 66 Congratulations to the Class of '58 KARL'S SHOES WINSLOW ARIZONA Compliments of OWEN W. GREEN Union Oil Products WINSLOW, ARIZONA BOTUEO UNDER AUTHORITY Of THE COCA COIA COMPANY BY THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF HOLBROOK SWEETS CARPETS AND DRAPERY 309 Kinsley Avenue WINSLOW, ARIZONA Ask Your Neighbors PHONE 1615 P. O. BOX 1131 MARBLE MOTEL On Westbound U. S. 66 Recommended by DUNCAN HINES 512 East Third Street MR. AND MRS. REX MARBLE Congratulations to Class of '58 GREEN STORE and WEST DAIRY (Borden's Milk) Compliments of WINSLOW ROTARY CLUB Congratulations From W DOUGLAS MARKET Officers: C. H. COPELAND 212 EAST SECOND STREET President REV. NORVAL HOLLAND Vice President C. E. DAVIS Secretary-Treasurer JIM BRISINDINE Sand Gravel Ready-Mix Concrete PHONE 22 The end of the year is here. The 1958 METEOR is completed. It has been a year full of memorable events—the games we won . . . and lost; the plays and assemblies we presented; the dances, the banquets, the meetings we attended. All of these, and more, go to make up our life as students of WHS. The Staff has tried to present some of the events of this year in pictures—from registration and the first football game-through the classroom studies, the parades, and the rallies, to that greatest of moments, graduation. The preparation of this book required the united efforts of many people. As Editor, I would like to express my especial thanks to: MR. FOREST MARTIN for his guidance in the publication of this book. MR. HARRY SUMMERS and his staff for their never-ending patience and extra work on our behalf. MR. JAMES L. CURTIS, MR. W. M. DOC WRIGHT and his office staff for their untiring help. The credit for the 1958 METEOR goes not to any one person, but to the combined efforts of the Staff and those mentioned above. To my Staff, I can only say . . . Thanks. Your efforts have contributed much toward the completion of this book. I wish to express my heartfelt gratitude for being chosen as Editor. The responsibility and honor the office bears is great, and I have done my best to uphold it. To you who read the METEOR, I hope that you enjoy it as much as the Staff and I have enjoyed working on it. May it bring to life some of the pleasant memories we of the Tribe retain of this school year. Editor 200 This page sponsored by BERT HAWKINS SONS Dixie Service Winslow's Favorite Service Station 1 r IU.I .«!« . An TAHO AM 1A IC nmrtMIvO COMTAHY C AUA� HAAS