Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1959 volume:

Published Annually by THE PUBLICATIONS DEPARTMENT Winslow High School WINSLOW, ARIZONA HARRIET WHETLY, Editor DEDICATION TO ONE WHO IS A CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN AN INSPIRING TEACHER TO ONE WHO IS UNDERSTANDING PATIENT DEDICATED TO HIGHER LIVING RELIABLE TO ONE WHO HAS A KEEN WIT A KIND HEART AN OPEN MIND TO YOU, AS A SYMBOL OF OUR TRIBUTE, WE DEDICATE THE 1959 METEOR Mr. Lester A. Taylor Everyone has favorites—a favorite sport, club, organization, person, or day to remember. Having favorites seems to make life more interesting and challenging. The editors of the 1959 Meteor took this into consideration when they chose the theme. Every part of school life this year has its own favorite. The fun and work of a year in our life of reaching toward adulthood were combined to make it a time of fulfillment and success ... a year that can only be relived in these pages. Our goal is to make the experiences of this year so vivid that for years to come you will recall them with nostalgia. Just as you have favorites, so does the Meteor. We have looked over the entire WHS family and selected a favorite from each phase of student activity. We hope that you agree with our selections. And just as this book is a favorite of ours, we hope it will become a favorite of yours. zl 6 MR. R. E. BOOTH, Superintendent B.S., Kansas State Teachers College M.A., University of Arizona MR. JAMES L. CURTIS, Principal A.B., Arizona State University M.A., Arizona State College BOARD OF EDUCATION 8 Left to right: C. W. Rhyan, clerk; Mr. Clyde Rhoton, Mrs. Bonnie Brennan, president; Mr. Harry Simmons, D.D.S., and Mr. Robert Kleindienst. This looks like a serious problem under study by Doc and Mrs. Griffith. Mary Lacy and Barbara Blanford have their hearing checked by Mrs. Jensen with the school's new audiometer. MRS. BARBARA JENSEN. R.N. Graduate Registered Nurse MISS PEARL ANDERSON Algebra I, II; Solid Geometry B.A., Grinnell College, Iowa , t ( rieh arc explaining a problem in David Sutherland, Sal DeAngelis and Larr, Mer.ch to their MRS. I.ORAINE CLUBBS Girls' Physical Education, Health B.A., Iowa State Teachers College MR. WILLIAM N. ARTHUR Choral Director B.S., Arizona State College Freshman ghW playing volley .!. oncert stmas ludUorinni e„,s their annua. Chri • � A choir ptfcn S'oreTmPaotV Student; MR. ROBERT R. CLUBBS Typing I, II; Bookkeeping B.S., Arizona State College MRS. MERLE COE Latin I, II; English II B.S., M.S., Kansas State Teachers College 80nu MRS. GERTRUDE CRAWFORD American History B.A., Southeastern Teachers College M.A., Arizona State College Holland MRS. LEONA FISHER Spanish I, II, III B.A., University of Oklahoma M.A., Arizona State College ’ ,1s Spanish III students ready for work at the blackboard. MR. JAMES C. FREEMAN Algebra I, General Math, Plane Geometry B.S., M.A., Arizona State College MRS. EDNA GIPSON Home Economics B.A., Highlands University, New Mexico Frances Johnson demonstrates her ability at the sewing machine. 12 their government assignment in Seniors arc MRS. MARY A. GODSEI.L Librarian B.A., Fargo College, N. D. M.A., University of Arizona MR. ALBERT L. GREER English I B.A., Grand Canyon College Freshman in progrCSS MRS. BONNA LOU H INK LEY Home Economics B.S., Bowling Green State University, Ohio Future homemakers in the making. 13 A partTf thT ciasT schedule ia Miss Hiasou's Hag.isH .V is U� « period, and ,ha, S what they are having here. MISS ESTELEE HINSON English III, IV B.S., University of Arkansas M.A., Peabody College, Tennessee MR. O. WADE LETTS Driver Training B.A., Oshkosh Teachers College Wisconsin M.A., Arizona State College — ’ I were privileged to use a new l959 Buick this year 14 MR. FOREST R. MARTIN Annual, Journalism, English I. II B.S., M.A., Arizona State College MR. HERMAN McARTHUR Social Science BA., Texas Technological College rhe study of world problems is a major part of the curriculum in social science, .vhich .. required of all freshman students. MR. WALTER R. MARTIN General Shop B.S., Western Illinois University Students learn to weld in general shop. 15 me -mpo,, • “ from Coach MRS. ANN P. MEIKLE Shorthand I, II; Typing II B.A., Arizona State University MR. EMILG. NASSER Senior Boys' Physical Education, Health B.A., M.A., Arizona State College MISS VF.RI.A OARE American Government. Social Problems B.A., University of Arizona M.A.. Stanford University 16 MR. GLENN N. OLMSTED Woodworking B.S., Oregon State College M.S... University of Southern California subject MR. BRUCE E. PARKER Driver Training, Social Science, World History B.S.. Arizona State University MR. EVERETT PATTERSON Mechanical Drawing, Art A A., Western State College, Colorado B.F.A., M.A., University of Denver Mr. Patterson's mechani ZL Plenty of drawing and luring practice cal drawing classes. MR. ANDREW H. RUTTER MR. CHARLES M. RAPSON Biology A.B., M.A., Arizona State University Jo Allen is demonstrating ch class. the techniques she has learned 18 MRS. ANN STEIN English III, French I, Spanish I A.B., Kansas State Teachers College Speech, English III B.A., Michigan State University Here students «ork on French spelling MR. GERALD STEIN American History, English II B.S..- Kansas State Teachers College M EJ.. IJniversifv nf Kanoc English a,nssion , .is Ms. English II class. This is one section of the machine shop where students get their first training on professional machines. MR. LESTER A. TAYLOR Physics, Plane Geometry, Chcmis try B.S., M.A., University of New Mexico MR. WILLIAM H. STRACK Machine Shop Arizona State College tK_ faces ,hat Mr. Taylors geometry II from the expressions on these nnn rourse MR. R. MICHAEL WILSON Typing I, General Business B.S., M.A., Arizona State College ryping „ oae SubiK. .ha, 1°« of r— - - P'“ Mr' tvMcAn'c tvoine I classes CUSTODIANS It would be almost impossible to operate our school without the capable and efficient work of our two custodians. Mr. Charles O. Brown and Mr. Orthel K. Burt. SENIOR FAVORITES Margie McPhetridge and Eddie Pollard Wimp” DENNIS FLOYD WEIBLE National Honor Society 3, President 4; Key Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Boys' State 3; Class Assemblies I, 2; Meteor Staff 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Freshman LLOYD NORMAN AMI Chorus 2 22 Old Pro THEODORE LEE COX Key Club 2, 3, 4; W” Club 2, 3, 4; Class Assemblies 3; Bulldog Barks 3; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Wrestling 3; Class Officer 4; Band 1, 2, 3 VINCENT ANDRADE National Honor Society 4; Science Club 4; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2 Nan NANCY ANN BAILEY GAA 1, Vice President 2; National Honor Society 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Thespians 3, Vice President 4; Girls’ State 3; Press Convention 4; Class Assemblies I, 2, 3; Bulldog Barkf Editor 4; Class Play 3, 4; Cheerleader 2. 3, Head 4; Commerce Club Vice President 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Rumpus 3; Miss March of Dimes Cand. 2; Quill Scroll Pres. 4; Girls' Trio 3, 4; All-State Chorus 2. Susie BONNIE SUE ACREE Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3; Commerce Club 3, 4; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. Suzy SUZANNE JENKINS FTA 2; Pep Squad 3, 4; Class Assembly 1, 2, 3; Commerce Club 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3 Ernie ERNEST APODACA W” Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1. 2, 3; Basketball X, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 LOU ANN MARIE BECKWITH NOT 2, 3; Class Assemblies 1; Chorus 1, 2; Librarian 4 Barb BARBARA ANN BLANFORD GAA 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Girls' State 3; Class Assemblies 2, 3; Class Play 3, 4; Songleader 3; Commerce Club 3; Chorus 2; Festival 2; Homecoming Candidate 4; Driver of the Month 4; Miss March of Dimes 4 24 Bea BEATRICE BLANKS NOT 1, 2, Vice President 3, 4; Student Council 4; GAA 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Bulldog Barks Reporter 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4 Peanut KENNETH LEE BEGAY Transfer from Fort Wingate, New Mexico, 1; CAPC 2, 3; Teenage Road-eo 3. Gabe GILBERT GABRIEL BOLTON Key Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Class Assemblies 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3; Spanish Club 2 I.EO ROBINSON BEGAY Class Assemblies 4; Football 2, 3; Track 3; Spanish Club 4; Chorus 2 Sister” DOROTHY B. BONDS Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Meteor Staff 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Rosy ROSALIE BEGAY Meteor Staff 4 RAYMOND LINN BOOTH Science Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2. 3; Wrestling 3, 4; Spanish Club 2 BURTON BETHEL BELTON Student Council 2, 3, 4; W” Club 2, 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Class Officer 1 Deannie RAF. DEANE BRINKERHOFF Pep Squad 3. 4; Class Assemblies 1; Commerce Club 3, 4 25 Flip” PHILIP RICHARD BRUCHMAX Judy JUDITH ELLEN CASNER GAA 1, 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Commerce Club 3; Class Officer 1; Chorus 3; Librarian 4 Dynamite THOMAS R. CHACON Football I; Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3 Snooty” DON KENNETH CLARK W” Club 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Homecoming King Candidate 4 Satchmo” IRVIN LEWIS COIN Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3; Bulldog Barks 4; Baseball 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; March of Dimes Assembly 4 Bo” JANICE BODEAN CONWAY FTA 1, 2, Treasurer 3; GAA 1, 2; Pep Squad 2, 3. Treasurer 4; Class Assemblies 1. 2; Commerce Club 3; Pom Pon 2, 3; Chorus 3 Bob WILLIAM ROBERT CHRISTIE National Honor Society 4; Key Club 3, 4; W Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Teenage Road-eo 2, 3 LINDY LUCILLE (CHIARAMONTE) COOK FTA 1, 2, 3; GAA 1; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Press Convention 1; Class Assemblies 1; Meteor Staff 1, 2; Commerce Club 3; Chorus 2, 3 CHARLES RICHARD CUNNINGHAM Key Club 3. 4; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Spanish Club 2 FLOYD N. DALLAS Transfer from Anadarko, Oklahoma, 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4 27 Critter JOHN MADISON EVANS Class Assemblies 1. 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Class Play 3. 4; Spanish Club 2; Chorus 1. 2. 3; Teenage Road-eo 2, 3; Thespians 4; March of Dimes Assembly 4 Sal SALVATORE N. DeANGELIS Transfer from Sante Fe. New Mexico, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 3. 4; Thespians 3, 4; W Club 4; Boys' State 4; Class Assemblies 2, 3; Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Class Play 3; Rumpus King 4 D.D. DIANA LOUISE DOILE FTA 1, 2; GAA 1; Pep Squad 1, 2, Student Council 3; Class Assemblies Meteor Staff Advertising Manager Commerce Club 3, 4; Song Leader Quill Scroll 4 KATHRYN JO HALLEN FTA 2; GAA 1; National Honor Society 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Thespians 3, 4; Meteor Staff 3; Class Play 3; Quill Scroll 3, 4; Student Council 4 Betty Lou” ROSIE GALLEGOS Spanish Club 2; Commerce Club Chorus 1, 4 JEAN ROSE GLEASON Transfer from Ganado Mission. Ari zona. 2 Bull” DONALD JACK HALSEY Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Rumpus King Attendant 3; Homecoming King Attendant 4 Toots” JERIAL RAY HANNAH Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 CHARLES WILLIAM HARDY Football 2, 3, 4; Teenage Road-eo 2, 3 29 DENNIS ALAN JOHNSON Transfer from Stockton, California, 4; Wrestling 4; Track 4 30 Jack” JOHN FREDERIC HOLM Science Club 3, 4; Basketball 4; Class Play 4; Spanish 4 Bob ROBERT LEROY HILL National Honor Society 4; Science Club President 4; Football 1; Spanish Club 3 Gamy GENEVIEVE LOUISE HOOK Transfer from Lawrence, Kansas, 1; Pep Squad 2; Chorus 2; Christmas Concert 2 Press Conventions 4; Meteor Staff 3; Bulldog Barks Editor 4; Football 2, 3; Chorus 3; Band 1 RUBY JEFFERSON Transfer from Bend, Oregon, 2; NOT 3, 4; GAA 3 STERLEN MYRON KANE Transfer from Albuquerque, New Mexico, 2; Class Assemblies 2, 4; Class Play 4; Band 2. 3; March of Dimes Assembly 4 Larry LAWRENCE FRANCIS KIE Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Manager 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4 Chief” I.EANDER GEORGE KANASWOOD Transfer from Flagstaff 1; CAPC 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 3; Baseball 3; Wrestling ALEXANDER N. KRETSEDEMAS “Gator MARY SHARON LACY FT A 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, Historian 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Secretary 4;. Student Council 2, Convention 4; Thespians 2, Secretary 3, 4; Girls’ State 3; Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3, 4; - Spanish Club 2; Cheerleader 2, 3. 4; Commerce Club 3, 4; Chorus 3; Junior Prom Queen 4; UN Pilgrimage 3; Bulldog Rumpus 3 Pinky DONNA LEE McBRIDE ETA 3; GAA 1, 2; Pep Squad 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Commerce Club 3, 4 Aggie ESTELLA MARTINEZ GAA 1; Pep Squad 3; Chorus 3 32 Tillie THELMA JEAN LEE CAPC 4; FTA 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Girls' State 3; Class Assemblies 2; Bulldog Rumpus 2, 3; Commerce Club 3, 4; Chorus 2, 4; Festival 2 Lita LOLITA LOMASNEWA CAPC 3; GAA 1; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Commerce Club 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4 Tony ANTONIO GEORGE MARQUEZ Football 1 Mike MICHAEL TRAVIS McGLOTHIN 33 “Margie” MARJORIE ANN McPHETRIDGE FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 2, 4; Spanish Club 2; Commerce Club 3, Treasurer 4; Chorus 2, 3; Festival 2, 3; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 1 “Bill” WILLIAM CHARLES O’NEILL CAPC 4; Science Club 3, 4; Bulldog Barks News Editor 4; Spanish Club 3 34 LARRY CHARLES MERICH CAPC 4; FTA 4; National Honor Society 4; Science Club 3. 4; Press Conventions 4; Meteor Staff 4; Class Play 4; Commerce Club 4; Librarian 2; Thespians 4; WHS Bandstand 4; Time Magazine Award 4 “Pat” PATRICIA SHEILA O'NEILL NOT 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Thespians 4; Meteor Staff Senior and Royalty Editor 4; Class Officer 4; Quill Scroll Secretary 4; Driver of the Month 4; Teenage Road-co 2, 3 Pete” PATRICIA ANN MILLER NOT 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Bulldog Rumpus 3; Bulldog Barks, Reporter 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Christmas Concert 4; Pre-Festival Concert 4 Charles CARLOS DOMINQUEZ MOLINA PRISCILLA MONTOYA RICHARD dcLARA ORNELAS National Honor Society 4; Science Club 4; Student Council 4; W Club 3, 4; Class Assemblies 3. 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 2. 3; Wrestling 4; Spanish Club 2 Jo MARY JOSEPHINE ORTEGA GAA I; Pep Squad 1; Meteor Staff 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Park SHAREN LORRAINE PARKER GAA l, 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3; Class Play 4; Commerce Club 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Rumpus Queen Attendant 4; Homecoming Queen Attendant 4; Meteor Queen 4 35 rm Butch ELLA MAY PARSONS GAA 1, 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Bulldog Barks Reporter 4 Donnie Ray DONALD RAY PETRONOVICH Thespians 3. President 4; Press Convention 3; Class Assemblies 1; Meteor Staff Sports Editor 4; Bulldog Barks Sports Editor 3; Football 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Class Play 3; Quill Scroll Vice President 4; Chorus 3; Meteor King 4 36 Glo” GLORIA DARLENE PERRY National Honor Society 4; Pep Squad 2, 3; Thespians 3, 4; Class Assemblies 2; Afe eor Staff 4; Thespians Award 3; Class Play 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Chorus 3, 4 Button ELMER LEE RANDOLPH, JR. Football 1: Track 1; Chorus 1 Tubo ROBERT CLAIR RANDALL Student Council 4; Thespians 3, 4; W Club 3, 4; Class Assemblies 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 3; Class Play 3. 4; Class Officer 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4 MURIEL POLEY GAA 1, 2; Chorus 2 Margie” MARGARET SYLVIA RAMIREZ Transfer from McNary, Arizona, 2; Commerce Club 4; Chorus Secretary 4; Festival 4 Eddie” EDWARD JOSEPH POLLARD National Honor Society 3, 4; Key Club 3, President 4; Student Council Convention 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Class Assemblies 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Class President 2, 3; Homecoming King Attendant 4 Ricky RICHARD ANTHONY REAL Transfer from Santa Fe, New Mexico, 1,2; Football 3, 4; Class Play 4 Cam” CAMELIA LOUISE RENCHER NOT 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Squad 3, 4; Class Assemblies 1, 2; Spanish Club 4; Librarian 2, 4 Dimples VERGENE RHOTON NOT 1, 2, President 3; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, Class Assemblies 1, 2, 4; Bulldog Barks 4 37 JAY WILLIAM RIDGLEY, JR. Science Club 3, 4; Student Council 1; Class Officer 1 MARGARET GENEICE RUSSELL Transfer from Flagstaff, Arizona, 3; Press Conventions 4; Meteor Staff Advertising 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Chorus 3 38 ■ ALICE ROBB FTA 3; GAA 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Class Assemblies 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Commerce Club 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4 Libby” MARY ELIZABETH ROBERTS Pq Squad 2. 3, 4; Bulldog Rumpus 3; Bulldog Barks 4, Reporter; Chorus 4; Band 1, 2, 3 DAVID LEWIS SUTHERLAND Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2; Track 1, 2; Wrestling 4 Bill” WILLIAM WAYNE TATE Key Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4, W” Club 3, 4; Football 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1 CHARLES STORY Football 1; Track 2 FELIZ SAIZ Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN PAUL SCOTT NORVIEL MANNING WALTON. JR. Science Club 2; Meteor Staff 4; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1. 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Driver of the Month 4; Band Officer 4 Jan JEANETTE KAY WELSH FTA 2, 3, 4; GAA I. 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Class Assemblies 2; Commerce Club 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4 HARRIET FAY WHETLY National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; Science Club Secretary 3; Vice President 4; Thespians 3; Student Council 4; Girls’ State 3; Meteor Staff Editor 4; Thespian Award 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Class Assembly 2; Class Officer 2. 3; NOT 1. 2; GAA 1; FTA- 4; Quill Scroll 4; Librarian 1; DAR Citizenship Award 4; Miss March of Dimes Candidate 1; Miss Merry Christmas Candidate 4; Teenage WHS Bandstand 4; Road co 2 — LEONARD MASE. JR. CAROLYN ROSE . NOT 2, 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Class Assemblies 1, 2; Spanish Club 3; Librarian 4 NORMAN WILCOX PAUL E. THORNTON A student in Winslow High School 35 years ago; left school before graduation; now a successful California businessman; first honorary high school graduate in Arizona. SPONSORS Senior sponsors arc, from left to right: Mr. Glenn Olmsted, Mr. Forest Martin, Chairman Mrs. Ann P. Meiklc, Mr. Jim Freeman. Miss Estelle Hinson, Mr. O. W. Letts, Mrs. Edna Gipson, and Mr. Charles Rapson. JUNIOR FAVORITES Barbara McCollum and Don Stromberg BOB ACKERMAN My one object is to kill time before it kills me. CAROL ADAMS In heaven an angel is nobody in particular. JANE CAROL (TIPTON) ALEXANDER The wearer of a smile that spells friendship. CHARLA JO ALLEN Manner, not gold, is woman's best adornment. President GARY CALHOUN A town that boasts inhabitants like me can have no lack of good society. Vice President LYNDON McADAMS Natural, friendly, and likeable. MARY ANDRADE ROSIE ARCHIBEQUE A quiet conscience makes one Mischief comes in small packages, so serene. 42 Secretary JULIE ANN KIRKLAND Gaze into her eyes and you will see an angel, gaze a little longer and you will see an imp. BRUCE BALDWIN Brains and brawn — what more could you ask for? EDWARD BAZADI A man must have a certain amount of intelligent ignorance to get anywhere. IRENE BALLEJOS Wish I may, wish I might, have every boy that comes in sight. LEO MAX BEGAY He’s the quiet type. 43 44 MARCELLA BEGAY Always smiling MARGARET BF.GODY Quiet and admired by everyone w h o knows WILFRED BEGAY I see and approve the better things, but always seem to follow the worst. VALERIA BEGAY She has a quiet kind of friendship. ARTHUR BELONE Shorty TANYA BLACKWELL Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. SHARON BUMGARNER An archangel (a little damaged). JOHN BRADFORD Do not unto others what they would do unto you. Their tastes may be different. RANDALL CARTER DANNY CHACON Don't compare me with anyone. I'll win. I have observed that to succeed, one should appear like a fool but be wise. CAROL CARDON Dependable, loyal, a true friend. DORIS CHACON A merry heart doth good like a medicine. JUANITA COCHRAN Always ready for a good time. ROSE CODY I'm not short, I just got in the rain and shrunk. NETTIE CODY There is always a sure reward for silence. ROLLAND COFFEY It’s not what you do, it's what you’re caught doing. KEVIN COX He is not a fish, but sometimes pale around the JILLS! BILL COLLINSWORTH His intellect is improperly exposed. TONY DAHLEN DAVID COLTON I have never known a mathematician who was capable of reasoning. How much better it is to get wisdom rather than gold. LAVERNA DESMARIS A little French gal. Vive la France! DIXIE DONNELLY It is a woman's reason to say I will do such a thing because I will. MARIE DOUGLAS She agrucs to differ. RONALD DICKSON Repcte RICHARD DICKSON Pete JUDY EMIG The life which remains uncx-amined is not worth living. PAT GALLEGOS It is a great life if you don't weaken, but who wants to be strong! CECIL FISHER Wc know nothing of tomorrow, our business is to be good and happy today. DEE ANNA FERGUS And the Devil did grin! GILL GUITIERREZ He got through two years of Latin. Guy, he's brave! DARLENE GRACE Brains, Beauty, and Boys. DOUG HELLYER Mistakes are only human. What happened to you? HOWARD HASTINGS I'm not tall, you're just short! SARAH HERRERA She wasn't made from Adam's rib, but from his funny bone! MIKE HILL Whenever I feel the urge to exercize, I lie down until it passes. JAY HOOPS As long as you have a moment tell me all you know. KARIN HOUGHTON Just two more years and I'll out! YIPPEE!! be GILBERT HUNTER Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and DEAD! FARRELL JACKSON My Or? Oh, it’s a F-O-O-O-R-D. LEE JAMES There is only one way to achieve happiness on this terrestial ball; that’s to have a clear conscience or none at all! MIKE JUAREZ Give me what you have, it may be worth more than you think. JOE JOHNS Not afraid of work but in sympathy with it. RUBY KEAMS Everyone to his own tastes. NICKY KING The man that has no excuse for mischief is indeed defenseless. - GLADYS KLEINDIENST An all-round gal, who radiates joy, her only weakness is a brown-haired boy. EDITH LEE I was cut out to be a genius, someone just forgot to put the pieces together. BECKY LAUGHMAN She has an effective way of making friends. JUNE LEONARD When in doubt, tell the truth. LINDA LAYCOC.K She has fun in everything she does. ERNEST LEE Women aren't a lost race, they just haven’t been found yet! GENEVA LEWIS Whoever is not too wise, is wise. WOODY LITTLE Strong in deed, gentle in manner. SUE LESTER Work is masculine, words are feminine. 52 SIKEY MAISTAS A man must have his faults. ADRIAN LOMADOFKIE I think, therefore I exist! RICHARD LOUCKS Man is the only animal that blushes or needs to! MICKEY MILEHAM Could it be possible that he is really as shy as he seems? NELLIE ROSE MARTINEZ A maker of friends, as well as a lover of fair play. BARBARA McCOLLUM Those green eyes have been the downfall of more than one guy. TOMMY MITCHELL Some are born great, look at me. CHAROLETTE NELSON My dad doesn’t work . . . he’s a cop. FIDEL MONTOYA We live not as we can, but to have fun. EDDIE ORNELAS What a character. PETRONA NILO Liberace's piano teacher. MELVIN PATCH Behold I have given him for LITA PADILLA A woman's whole life is a history of affections. JUDY PETERSON Sometimes quiet, sometimes gay, but always fun. JIM PIERCE Honestly ... the girls call me hone)-.’’ LOUISA RAMERIZ She is a good sport about all things. BOB ROBERTS When all of the lights arc out —so is he. TIM SANCHEZ Tempt me no more. LYDIA REBERA She is as quiet as a mouse? School . . . what's that?? BILL RANDALL A wonderful person to know'. CLARA RANDOLPH I don't love all boys, just one. BILL RICHARDSON Why can't you fall into a woman's arms without falling into her clutches? DON STROM BERG God is love, I dare say, but what a mischievous devil love is. DANNY THOMPSON I’m not on the roll of common men. PEGGY STEELE Loved by all in general but by one in particular. LINDA TURNER Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad. CIPPY VALESQUEZ I'm too light for heavy work and too heavy for light work. JANIE WAITS You’re n o t hearing things—that’s Janie. SANDI WASON It's not what, a woman stands for, it's what she falls for. JIM THUDIN While on earth, let us LIVE. MARTHA VANDERCRAATS Cheer-up, the worst is yet to come. SYBIL WHITE CARL YAZZIE She looks innocent, but Give me today and take to- don't be deceived. morrow. JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS From left to right: Mr. Andrew Rutter, chairman; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stein; Mr. Everett Patterson; Miss Pearl Anderson; Mr. William Strack; Mr. John Hokanson. 58 Richard Oliver President Helen Kolomitz Cristy Queen Vice President Secretary Eileen Parsons Treasurer Tommy Prosser Susie Nichols Gerry Robb Anna Mae Baca Carmen Andrade Emily Baca Charles Abernathy Elfino Armijo Ronnie Barto Andrew Begay Mary Bird Arlecne Bizadi Bob Black Brent Blalock Bobby Booth Clyde Russell Bristow Sue Gale Bolton Harry Lemoyne Bowler Joe Chacon Glenn Ray Chaves Paul Christian Jeanie Christie Thomas Christie Fred Coffey James L. Cox Edison Curtis Charity Lee Davis John Day Irene DesMarais Margaret Devenport Judy Diercks Claudia Edwards Ned Emig Gay Fauchcr Diana Foglcman Max Foster Jim Freeby Dolores Gallegos Dixie Goldsberry Sharon Gondek Bobby Goswick Ralph Groom, Jr. Kayne Grubbs Donald Hancock Robert Hardy Dale Hayes Kaye Hardy Karen Hatton Pat Heath Barbara Henderson Myra Hennon Aubdon Hernandez Martha Hopper Sheila Howe Eva Jackson Herbert Joe Cranston Hysong Marianne Jenkins Sam Jordan Anita Juarez Marie Keyaani Fred Klincline Nancy Laycock Valla Jo Lee Lyndia Long Gar ’ Lord Cheryl Lowe Karen Lowry Michael Ann Lowry Sheila Lumsden Sandra Luttreil Judy Lyman Arlene Maloney Mary Lou Marting Juanita Martinez Martha McFarland Danny Mcrich Sylvia Metcalf Loren Milcham Steve Mileham Joey Miles Bill Minicr Glenlo Mohr Betty Jean Molton James H. Nagel Mary Ncquatcwa Linda Oliver Shirley Olson Sue Pclton Orin Polcy, Jr. Jay Peart Irene Petcrncl Charles Prochnow Wallace Ray Mildred Renfro Marvin Rivett Billie Roberts Marshall Robertson Adolph Salinas Hank Schwenckert Macedonio Ruiz Susan Santisteven Mary Sedillo Patsy Caroll Shelly Jim Shorty Betty Steele Donald Stewart Margaret Stewart Margaret Taliwood Dudley Weaver Elsie Williams Don Story Judy Todd Jerry Walters Carole Wickham Ted Wilcox Carole Ann Stratton James Sundwall Ronnie Woods Henry Yazzie Marie Yazzie Ronald Yazzie Melvin Ylarrez Randol Zachray SOPHOMORE SPONSORS The Sophomore Sponsors discuss plans for the following year. They arc, from right to left: Mr. Albert Greer, Mr. Emil Nasser, Mrs. Lorainc Clubbs, Mr. Robert Clubbs, Mrs. Merle Coe, and Mrs. Leona Fisher. 71 the result The rat initiates entertained the student body with their antics. a m The Sophomore Assembly contained several pantomimes such as this one. ACTIVITIES The Van Cliburn of W.H.S.—Don Story. •«! s-_ y V n th«c imii 72 The modern slant on Little Red Riding Hood.’ PCOp,e Participated i ,n the Louis Abney John Aguilar Bill Kelley President Helen Allen Rose Anderson Rick Cooper Vice President 74 Tommy Andrade Jacqueline Antonio Alice Attakai Betty Bailey Sandra Bates Robert Beckman Geraldine Begaye Jefferson Begay Leonard Begay Marie Begay Minnie M. Begay Janet Olson Secretary Nelson Begay Sammy Bell Patty Peterson Treasurer Joyce Belton Jane Bia Barbara Black Gail Bland Karen Bly Alice Brown Claylene Burgett Sue Calhoun Charles Calkins Robert Cannon Charlotte Castcnada Larry Ceballos Toni Marie Chacon Ellen DcAngelis Robert dcVillcncuve Ross Dickson Jr. Linda Doile Evangeline Chavez Arthur VC'. Chidestcr Jr. Apama Childers Don Clark Janice Cochran Myrna Cody Gary D. Cox James Cross Jr. Patricia Cullen John David Jr. Chcri Gaston Gary R. Gipson Kitty Jo Giragi Angel Gomez Lena Gorman Jon Grove Representative Linda Gutierrez Jim Hart Grace Hernandez Lupe Hernandez Alana Hill Alvin Hogsett Escorita Holder Anchor Holm Dickey House Frankie Howard, Jr. Terri Ingram Marsha Loring Caro! Ann Losey Billy N. Lucero Byron Luther Dee Martin Rosie Mata Steve Maulc Ted W. Milcy Lucy Mitchell Michael G. Mitchell Dolly Jane Monroe Eddie Monroe Jack Monroe Robert C. Montano Henry O. Montoya Frank A. Moody Alice Mary Natoni Robert Nelson Trudie Nelson Judith Odle Russell M. Robinson Antonia Rodriguez Willard S. Rose Judy Ross Ann Royer Linda Rubi Scott Peterson Hazel Pirtle John P. Pollard Sylvia Ramirez Tim H. Rhodes Trudy Rhoton Darcc Ridgley Frank D. Roberts Delores Vivian Ruiz Josephine Sandoval Leroy Sawyer Linda Soliz Gloria Stewart Karen Thud in Kee Raymond Todechine Joe Totsoni Carol Treankler Don Schaar Albert J. Schibi Dan D. Schmerfield Jeanne Scott Alfred Shirley Boyd R. Shu mway Floyd R. Simmons Dorothy Ann Smith Helen Vermillion Robert Ward Barbara Wcible Bill T. Weidingcr Leorcna Welsh Emmett Wester Donald White Melvin Wilhelm Arie Williams Dorothy Williams Faye Williams Richard Wilson David Witzkc Bessie Yazzie FRESHMAN SPONSORS The class sponsors are. FRONT ROW, left to right, Mrs. Bonna Lou H i n k 1 e y and Mrs. Gertrude Crawford. BACK ROW, Mr. Walter R. Martin, Chairman Bruce Parker, Mr. Lester A. Taylor, and Mr. Herman McArthur. This talented group of freshmen were the cast for the Freshman Talent Assembly. They are. FRONT ROW, left to right, Lcorena Welsh, Carol Loscy, Jane Ford, Karen Bly, Judy Ross, and Janet Olson. BACK ROW: Larry Ceballos. Louis Abney, Sandra Bates, Mike Mitchell, Trudy Rhoton, Alana Hill, Sharon Kroeger, Scott Peterson, Donna Krcmer, Sue Killian, Robert Montano, Alvin Hogsett. Judy Odle, Marsha Loring, and Rose Anderson. FRESHMAN TALENT We are still singing side by side. Was he really that big? FRESHMAN ASSEMBLY Oh! Those knees. 84 Tell me more, crystal gazer. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tony Dahlen and Marie Douglas sa.'S’KJA ’1 on various Mcrich confer • itors worked long annua money can buy- hours to P oduCe the best MR. FOREST R. MARTIN Director of Publications EDITORIAL STAFF Editor .......................... Harriet Whetly Assistant ................................. Larry Merich Sports Editor.........Don Petranovich Section Editors ............. Barbara McCollum, Sharon Bumgarner, Gladys Kleindienst, Margie Ramirez, Rosalie Begay, Bobby Kline, Dorothy Bonds, Christy Queen, Charity Davis, and Pat O’Neill Advertising Gcneicc Russell, Diana Doile, and Norviel Walton Photographer ......................... Joe Abney 86 METEOR STAFF Joe Abney, photography editor, was the only member of the staff to serve two years. He developed and printed nearly every picture in this book. 87 THE EDITORS The editorial staff discusses the page layout fot an issue of the Barks. From left to right are Nancy Bailey, Sam Jenkins, Lyndon McAdams, and Bill O’Neill. Seated at the typewriter are reporters Irvin Coin and Gencice Russell. Looking on are Bea Blanks and Mary Roberts. fift MR. FOREST R. MARTIN Director of Publications THE STAFF First Semester Editor ............................ Sam Jenkins Second Semester Editor........................... Nancy Bailey News Editor Bill O’Neill Sports Editor ............................... Lyndon McAdams Advertising Manager ............................. Jim Pierce Reporters ..................... Mary Roberts, Janice Conway, Ella Parons, Irvin Coin, Vergene Rhoton, Pat Miller, and Beatrice Blanks The Bulldog Barks was published 12 times this year by the Publications Department. It is a member of Columbia Press Association, Quill Scroll, Arizona Interscholastic Press Association, and the National Scholastic Press Association. The NSPA rated the paper as First Class and the Journalism Department of the University of Arizona rated it All-Arizonan” for the third year. The American Motorists Insurance Company ranked the safety edition second in the nation in their annual safety contest. The award was Si25. It wa$ the third year for the Barks to win in this contest. The staff attended two press conventions—one at Tempc and Tucson. 89 BULLDOG BARKS Don Petranovich congratulates Harriet Whetly on being selected for Quill Scroll membership. From left to right arc: Kathy Hallen. Pat O’Neill, Diana Doile, Harriet, Joe Abney, Larry Mcrich, Nancy Baily, Don. Bill O’Neill. Jim Pierce, and Mr. Martin. Not pictured is: Lyndon McAdams. QUILL AND SCROLL OFFICERS Nancy Bailey .................................. President Don Petranovich............................Vice President Pat O'Neill ................................... Secretary Kathy Hallen ..................... Council Representative Outstanding members of the Meteor and Bulldog Barks staffs are selected for membership in this honorary organization. Quill Scroll members nominate annual king and queen and the annual dedicatee. Kathy Hallen was the only two-year member. MR. forest R. martin Sponsor 90 Sponsor President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Representative Miss Dennis John Harriet Cam Eddie Oare Weibie Allen Whctly Rencher Pollard Vincent Nancy Andrade Bailey Barbara Bob Sal Blanford Christie DeAngelis Kathryn Bob Hallen Hill Mary Lacy Margie McPhet ridge Gloria Perry Richard Ornelas Larry Merich Alice Robb NATIONAL Charla Jo Allen HONOR SOCIETY Bruce David Tony Marie Richard Jean Kay Sandi Baldwin Colton Dahlcn Douglas Loucks Peterson Wason 91 — MR. JIM CURTIS MR. W. M. Doc WRIGHT SEATED are Barbara Blanford, Susie Nichols, Sa! DeAngelis, Gladys Kleindienst, Marie Douglas, Burton Belton, Mary Lacy, and Nancy Bailey. FIRST ROW: Judy Odle, Margie McPhetridge, Sandi Wason, Charla Jo Allen, Carole Stratton, Pat O'Neill, and Barbara Weible. SECOND ROW: Gary Robb. Richard Oliver, Tony Dahlen, Gary Calhoun, Eddie Pollard, and Tom Prosser. THIRD ROW: Robert Randall, Bill Tate, Gabe Bolton, Rolland Coffey, Richard Ornelas, and Dennis Weible. Sponsors STUDENT COUNCIL President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Head Cheerleader Sal DeAngelis Burton Belton Barbara Blanford Donna McBride Nancy Bailey 92 C.A.P.C. FIRST ROW: Capt. Joseph Abney, Sgt. Sarah Herrera, and Pvt. Glenlo Mohr. SECOND ROW: Lt. Richard Dickson, Pvt. Lewis Abney, Pvt. Jeff Patton, and Calvin Holland. THIRD ROW: Sgt. David Witzkc, Pvt. John Jenkins. Pvt. Albert Schibi, and Alvin Hogsett. LIBRARIANS SEATED is Laura Mae Hardy and STANDING, left to right, arc, Patsy Shelly, Lou Ann Beckwith, Eva Jackson. Cam Rencher. Carolyn Rose, and Christerna Chavez. 93 FIRST ROW, left to right: Barbara McCollum, Beatrice Blanks, Barbara Henderson, Johnnie Boyt. SECOND ROW: Chcri Gaston, Dolores Lavato, Karen Bly, Marsha Loring, Carol Trinklcr, and Irene Pcternel. THIRD ROW: Bessie Begay, Betty Molton, Valaria Begay, Betty Hannah, Peggy Pclton, and Judy Todd. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Jensen, Lolita Lomasnewa, Apama Childers, Diana Foglcman, and Margaret Davenport. NURSES OF TOMORROW Sponsor OFFICERS Barbara McCollum............................... President Beatrice Blanks ......................... Vice President Barbara Henderson ............................. Secretary Johnnie Boyt .................................. Treasurer Sharon Bumgarner Council Representative 94 FRONT ROW: Nancy Laycock, Becky Laughman, Marie Douglas, Carole Cochran, Jane Alexander, and Jim Pierce. SECOND ROW: Harriet Whetly, Gail Bland, Janice Cochran, Mary Lacy, Thelma Lee, and Sheila Howe. THIRD ROW: Martha McFarland, Karen Lowry, Valla Jo Lee, Diana Fogleman, Helen Kolomitz, Gay Faucher, and Larry Merich. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Weible, Margie McPhetridgc, Carole Wickham, Carole Ann Stratton, Martha Hopper, Mike Mitchell, Mike Juarez, Anita Juarez. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS Carole Cochran ................................. President Charla Jo Allen .......................... Vice President Marie Douglas ...................................Secretary Becky Laughman...................................Treasurer Jane Alexander ................................. Historian Jim Pierce......................... Council Representative Officers and members attended the state F.T.A. convention in Phoenix and also the education clinic at ASC, Flagstaff, this year. 95 FIRST ROW left to right Tony Dahlen, Bill Collingsworth. Charla Jo Allen, Carol Stratton. Emily Baca, Jean Kay Peterson, Rosie Archibcquc. and Mrs. Fisher. SECOND ROW: Howard Hastings, Bobby Black. Robert Sundwall, Danny Thompson. Gary Lord. Cippie Valcsquez, Hank Schwenckcrt. Bobby Goswick, Sandi Wason. LaVerna DesMarais, Rita Kaye Harris, Angela Flores, Mary Lou Gonazles, and Eileen Parsons. THIRD ROW: Jack Holm. Don Story, Kevin Cox, Richard Oliver, Eddie Ornelas, Julian Romero, Tommy Prosser, Melvin Ylarrcz, Lolita Thompson. Linda Laycock. Claudia Edwards, and Cam Rencher. FOURTH ROW: Sam Davis, Leo Begay, Ernest Lee, Don Stromberg. Jerry Brown, Bobby Booth. John Day, Jerry Bortle, David Colton. Sam Jordan, Merele Anderson. Carol Wickham, and Martha McFarland. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Tony Dahlen ...................... President Bill Coll ins worth ....... Vice President Charla Jo Allen .................. Secretary Carol Stratton Council Representative 96 FRONT ROW: Eddie Pollard, Ted Cox, Dennis Wcible, and Bobby Christie. SECOND ROW: Tommy Mitchell, Mike Juare2, Bill Tate, and Sam Davis. THIRD ROW: Bill Collinsworth, Bruce Baldwin, Donald Stromberg, Jim Daniels, and Richard Cunningham. FOURTH ROW: Bob Hart, John Allen. Tony Dahlen. Gage Bolton. Ronnie Pelton, and Murphy Blanford. OFFICERS Eddie Pollard President Ted Cox Vice President Bob Christie Secretary-Treasurer Dennis Weible Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Tate Council Representative 97 COMMERCE CLUB MR. ROBERT CLUBBS MR. MIKE WILSON FRONT ROW: Julie Kirkland, Charla Jo Alien, Linda Oliver, and Cheryl Lowe. SECOND ROW: June Leonard, Jcanie Christie, Becky Laughman, and Thelma Lee. THIRD ROW: Elouise Hardy, Ema Tah. Margaret Begody, and Lucy Claus Chcc. FOURTH ROW: Marcella Begay, Rose Benton. Priscilla Montoya, Carmen Andrade, Anna Maye Baca, and Pat Gallegos. Sponsors OFFICERS Julie Kirkland ................... President Sharon Parker................ Vice President Frances McNally .................. Secretary Charla Jo Allen Council Representative Becky Laughman Publicity Chairman FRONT ROW: Pat O’Neill, Jane Beckwith, Susie Nichols, June Leonard, Chara Jo Allen, Sandi Wason, and Mr. Rutter. SECOND ROW: Gloria Perry, Harriet Whetly, Kathy Hallcn, Nancy Bailey, Gladys Klcindicnst, Mary Lacy, and Barbara Blanford. THIRD ROW: Richard Oliver, Tony Dahlen, Richard Loucks, Bruce Baldwin, Rolland Coffey, and Howard Hastings. FOURTH ROW: Don Petranovich, John Evans, Stcrlen Kane, Sal DeAngelis, Jim Ferrcl, Eddie Pollard, and Dennis Wcible. THESPIANS OFFICERS Don Petranovich .............................. President Nancy Bailey ............................ Vice President Mar)r Lacy ................................... Secretary Bob Randall ..................... Council Representative Kathy Hallcn Clerk and Social Manager Thespians is an honorary for high school drama students. 99 FRONT ROW: Anchor Holm, John Cesar, Harriet Whetly, Pat O’Neill, Sharon Gondek, Marie Douglas, and Mr. Taylor. SECOND ROW: Robert Montano, James Nagel, Tony Dahlen, Jay Ridgely, Jack Holm, Donald Strombcrg, and Ronald Dickson. THIRD ROW: Richard Ornelas, Bill O’Neill, Richard Loucks, Linn Booth, David Colton, Joe Johns, Robert Hill, and Joe Johns. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS Bob Hill ..................... President Harriet Whetly .......... Vice President Marie Douglas..................Secretary Richard Ornelas Council Representative The Club entered two group projects in the annual science fair at Flagstaff. John Cesar and Anchor Holm won prizes for their individual exhibits. While attending the Flagstaff fair, the group toured famous Lowell Observatory. UR. spot 01 100 FRONT ROW: Don Halsey, Eddie Pollard, Dennis Weible, Richard Ornelas, Rolland Coffey, Burton Belton, and Ronnie Pclton. SECOND ROW: Macedonio Ruiz, Darce Ridgely, Danny Thompson, Dicky Christie, Ted Wilcox, Tom Mitchell, Bobby Christie, Lyndon McAdams, Bill Tate, Richard Oliver, Ted Cox, Bob Randall, Van Hancock, Ken Clark, Tom Faucher, Jim Daniels, and Charlie Martin. THIRD ROW: Harry Bowler, Sal DeAngelis, Melvin Patch, Bill Randall, Murphy Blanford, Mike Juarez, Danny Chacon, and Ernest Apodaca. “W” CLUB OFFICERS Dennis Weible Burton Belton .. Eddie Pollard .... Richard Ornelas Ronnie Pelton Rolland Coffey . ............. President ....... Vice President ..............Secretary ............. Treasurer ..... Sergeant-at-Arms Council Representative 101 In front are head majorette Darlene Grace. Judy Emig, Elyse Hardin, and Susie N'ichol . FIRST ROW: Marianne Jenkins. Tommy Zscman. Janice Hancock. Jean Kay Petersen. Marsha Brimhall. and Ronnie Barto SECOND ROW: Dee Anna Fergus. Barbara Hendettoo. Jefferson Begay. Linda Oliver. Peggy Pel ton. Frankie Howard, and John Jen ten THIRD ROW: Janet Olton. Gary Cox. Sherrilyn Young. Charles Prochnow. Lucy Claus Chee. and Wayne Lehman. FOURTH ROW Judy Odlc, Sccet Peterson. Jose Florez. Carole Cochran. Clieryl Lowe, and Johnnie Boyt FIFTH ROW: Karen Lowry. Rchert .reman. Gene Eldridge. Patty Pcterten. and Randol Zachry. SIXTH ROW: Norvid Walton. Valley Jo Lee. Norman Hancock. Bob Mine, and Ken McCollum. Band director Jack Hokanson is at the fat right. BULLDOG BAND sssa sz z s At right ire the four held mi-jorctto: Darlene Grace, Elyse Hardin, Seine Nichols, ind Judy Emig. BRASS SEXTET members ire Norviel VX'iltOO, Frink Roberts. Tommy Ziemin, Jim Thud in. John Jemen. and Irvin Coin. FIRST ROW, left to right: Betty Molton, Nettie Guy. Arlene Bazadi, Bonnie Acrce, June Leonard, Barbara McCollum, Betty Hannah. Nancy Bailey. Sylvia Metcalf. Estella Martinez, Leona Fredricks. Rose Cody, Muriel Poly, Dorothy Bonds, and Suzanne Jenkins. SECOND ROW: Alice Robb, Sharon Parker. Juanita Martinez, Carmen Andrade, Judy Diercks, Lyndia Long, Martha Hopper, Linda Turner, Marie Douglas, Becky Laughman, Carol Adams, Patsy Cullen, Jean Kay Petersen, Jeanette Welsh, Feliz Siaz, Thelma Lee, Lolita Thompson, and Annie Ruth Bonds. THIRD ROW: Mr. Arthur, Randall Carter, Jim Pierce, Ricky Brimhall, Harry Bowler. Bill Hatch. Bill Randall, Don Story, Paul Christian, Adrian Lomadofkie, Wilfred Begay, and Charles Abernathy. CHORUS Mr. William Arthur, choir director, directs the congregational singing at the Baccalaureate Services in the auditorium. Mr. Arthur directs the mixed chorus at the Baccalaureate Sen-ices. A capacity crowd turned out to see the music department's Christmas program. THE GIRLS' TRIO Martha Hooper Nancy Bailey Sarah Herrera Suzanne Jenkins Accompanist FIRST ROW: Bessie Yazzie, Faye Williams, Irene Des Marais, Sheila Howe, Martha Hopper, Rose Anderson, Judy Ross, Sue Calhoun, Linda Oliver, Karen Boutilier, Sylvia Metcalf, and Eileen Parsons. SECOND ROW: Lolita Thompson, Margaret Taliwood, Leorena Welsh, Karen Bly, Barbara Black, Helen Allen, Carol Treanklcr, Toni Chacon, Ellen DeAngclis, Marsha Loring, and Nancy Parsons. THIRD ROW: Betty Molton, Arlene Bizadi, Lucy Claus Chee, Ruby Kearns, Betty Yazzie, Emma Tah, Elouise Hardy, Marcella Begay, Anne Royer, and Jcanie Christie. FOURTH ROW: Helen Kolomitz, Gladys Kleindienst, LaVerna DesMarais, Susie Nichols. Julie Kirkland, Marie Douglas, and Mrs. Clubbs. Marie Douglas Julie Kirkland .... Susie Nichols LaVerna DesMarais Gladys Kleindienst OFFICERS ............. President ......... Vice President ............. Secretary ..............Treasurer Council Representative G.A.A. 106 MOST TALENTED John Evans and Kathy Hallen ucy Sha.cn Parker, Pat « !. • , thc cast BACK ROW, left to ng£ £iley, and Urry Merrch. SfKrt BWT ROW: John Bans, Sganarelle (John Evans) chastises his wife, Harriet Whetly, for nagging. SENIOR PLAY Seanarellc lea,ns of the sharpness womans tongue. 108 Lcandre (Eddie Pollard) professes his love for Lucinda (Nancy Bailey). by force. “ Km) and LuCas Bob Randal0 l «uade Sganarcllc that he is a doctor. curtain minute hurriedly Members THE CAST Sganarelle ...................... John Evans Marline .................... Harriet Whetly Robert ...................... Richard Real Geronte........................ Larry Merich Valere ...................... Stcrlen Kane Lt cas ................. Bob Randall Jacqueline ..................... Mary Lacy Lucinda Nancy Bailey Leandre Eddie Pollard Maids Sharen Parker, Pat O'Neill Mr. ANDREW H. RUTTER, Director 109 „ r M, FairchiW (Bn.cc b0 1S 64 SAB FA Members of the cast, left to right, are: Dan Thompson, Gladys Kleindienst, June Leonard, Tony Dahlen, Rolland Coffey, Marie Douglas, Carol Treanklcr, Jim Fcrrcl, Sandi Wason, Charla Jo Allen, Bruce Baldwin, Tommy Mitchell, Doris Chacon. Howard Hastings, and Jane Beckwith. CAST Maude Larrabee Marie Douglas David Larrabee Tony Dahlen Julia Ward McKinlock Charla Jo Allen Gretchen ............................. June Leonard Linus Larrabee, Jr. ..................... Jim Ferrcl Sabrina Fairchild Sandi Wason Linus Larrabee Rolland Coffey Fairchild Bruce Baldwin 110 Margaret ................................. Jane Beckwith A Young Woman ................... Gladys Kleindienst RINA IR” Becky Laughman applies the finishing touches to Jane Beckwith in the Make-up Department. Richard Loucks, Bill Collinsworth, and Becky Laughman—the unseen actors of the Junior Play. Mr. Andrew Rutter, instructor of dramatics, is director of high school plays. A Young Man ......................Danny Thompson Stage and Lighting Richard Loucks and Another Young Woman .............. Doris Chacon Bill Collinsworth Another Young Man ............... Howard Hastings Make-Up Becky Laughman Paul D'Argenson .................. Tommy Mitchell Stage Design Gloria Perry Girl...............................Carol Treankler Prompter............ June Leonard III ■Head Cheerleader Charla Jo Allen, Nancy [EERLEADERS-Nelaine _____i, nut a new routine. VARSITY CH! and Mary I.ac VARSITY The cheerleaders and pom pon girls lead the stu dent body in the Alma Mater. Two Bits, Four Bits.” HX The backbone for our spirit at the JV games consisted of Claudia Edwards, Nancy Laycock, Valla Jo Lee, and Alana Hill, Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. J V u N I A R S o I R T Y CHEERLEADERS sW 0n for JV ChKrhld Was «f cia y good, as 113 The Pom Pon Girls perform for the Bandstand. -Homecoming Parade. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE DELEGATES Girls’ State is held annually at the University of Arizona at Tucson and Boys’ State at Arizona State College at Flagstaff. Delegates to the 1958 session were, FRONT ROW, left to right: Mary Lacy, Harriet Whctly, Nancy Bailey, Thelma Lee. SECOND ROW: Eddie Pollard. Barbara Blanford, Sal DeAngclis. THIRD ROW: Dennis Weible, John Allen. Burton Belton, and Mr. Forest Martin, director of the Boys’ State newspaper. 115 HOMEC.U Queen Nj Halsey, and Elyse HOME S£££ A- 4ardin. Swivel Hips of Winslow Murphy Blanford. High: Burton Belton, Ronnie Pelton, and 116 OMING 3-te sisnrs evi an honor guard. Climax of Homecoming—a dance in the Winslow High gym. 117 Oh! What a cutie! Hula Hoop! W.H.S. BAND! Whoops!!' Mexican Hal Ew J° an exce,,cnt rendition of the 118 Hart and Barbara Blanford polish he gym W. H. S. Bandstand Royalty the fltSt South of the Border, Down W. H. S. Way. Ooh, la, la, Tammy!” STAND Miss America, 1917. dance. II9 example of the talent by which John Evans and Gloria Perry star in the English comedy The Twelve Pound Look. Members of the Senior Assembly include, BACK ROW, left to right: Irvin Coin, Jack Holm, Bob Randall, Gloria Perry, Ruby Mohr, Suzanne Jenkins. Vcrgene Rhoton, Janice Conway, Bob Kline, John Alien. John Evans, Vincent Andrade, Sterlen Kane. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Acree, Joe Abney, Mary Lacy, Barbara Blanford, Bill O'Neill. 120 «. «■ « — - •“ «-• � � - “ ing beat. 121 D Jz;i—i O oi Fellow travelers await the arrival of the train in Albuquerque, Ten Minutes.' 1 FRONT ROW: Valeria Begay, and Jo Begay. worms Members of the Junior Assembiy Ricky Brimhall sings Stouthearted Men accompanied by Cristy Queen. 123 Marie Award Douglas—winner of with Nancy Bailey All-Around Championship and Mary Lacy—runners-up. Miss Oare had the privilege of various out-going seniors. announcing the scholarships of the -as named the dedicatee of the ,959 AW William O’Neill was the recipient of HUB the Bausch and Lomb Award for science. Margie McPhetridge received the V.F.W. Award. Harriet Whetly, editor of the 1959 Meteor, announced its king and queen to be, Don Petranovich and Sharcn Parker. HONORS Mrs. Coe awarded the checks presented annually to the Masonic Essay Contest winners. Mr. Stein, head track coach, presented the track awards at the annual Athletics Assembly. Pohard'a'nd toon Behon t’the' 'a.Spr'se ,ed � Eddie letes. as thc outstanding senior ath- The Class A” North Championship football award was presented to Burton Belton and Eddie Pollard, cocaptains of thc varsity football squad. Coach Albert Greer awarded the letters and certificates to his junior varsity basketball team. , ,, the wrestling ardT Mr. McArthur. inu team received their ASSEMBLIES Sal DeAngelis accepted, on behalf of the student body, the track trophies. 125 is that a ;o i ot a sbarVt?” Which way to the beautician?” DITCH DAY Rev. George D. Hook gave an inspiring sermon entitled Pressing Toward the Mark. BACCALAUREATI Thoughts of the future were reflected in the solemn faces of the graduating seniors. Suzanne Jenkins, member of the graduating class, contributed to the service by singing Seek Ye The Truth. The seniors processed to Lian's Processional Grand March” from the Commencement Suite. Rev. George Hook’s address provided an insight into the life awaiting the graduates. SERVICE The high school choir, under the direction of Mr. Arthur, sang May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You. The Madrigal Choir sang their rendition of Brother James Air. THE LAST ASSEMBLY zxseng. '-Its Poll Cl ’ard, Xf ay has Mary LarJTV 3ndp‘ o� The welcome speech was given by Ted Cox, Class Vice President. titled COMMEN DENNIS WEIBI.E 134 CO-VALED JOHN ALLEN SAL DcANGELJS The Senior Class selected Sal and John to be commencement speakers along with the valedictorians. EMENT MARY LACY Thc h,gh seboo! chorus brought nos� .gU to the hearts of the seu.ors b, stoging The Halls of Ivy.” CTORIANS ■ Bob Ackerman Burton Belton HALFBACK HALFBACK HALFBACK All-Conference CLASS“A” NORTH CHAMPS SEASON RECORD Own Score Flagstaff .....................14 Holbrook....................... 6 Chandler ......................21 Morenci .......................27 Prescott ......................30 Tolleson ......................25 Flagstaff ..................... 7 Buckeye .......................39 5 Wins—2 Losses 138 Mr. Emil Nasser Mr. Carl Weatherton HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH Wait a minute buster, I have words with thee! A Morcnci Bulldog seems to have other plans for halfback Don Halsey as he makes a desperate run for a touchdown. Gabe Bolton END Harry Bowler GUARD Dickie Christie TACKLE Bob Christie END Ken Clark END Conference Honorable Mention Roland Coffey CENTER All-Conference Bulldogs close in on a Tolleson Wolverine. This aggressive spirit characterized the Bulldog attitude throughout the season and resulted in the conference championship . . . shared with Glendale. Sal DeAngclis TACKI.F. Tim Faucher FULLBACK Don Halsey HALFBACK Conference Honorable Mention Jerald Hannah Charlie Hardy Cranston Hysong FULLBACK GUARD HALFBACK Ted Cox and Eddie Pollard close in on a Morenci player. Although the Bullodgs fought hard they went down to defeat 30-27. Leander Kanswood HALFBACK Charlie Martin END Alex Krctscdemos TACKLE Lyndon McAdams GUARD Tom Mitchell END Peter Mitchell FULLBACK Richard Oliver HALFBACK Don Pctranovich HALFBACK Eddie Pollard QUARTERBACK Bill Randall CENTER Bob Randall CENTER Rickie Real GUARD 143 Ted Wilcox QUARTERBACK 144 Bill Tate HALFBACK Burton Belton fights off Morenci tacklers as he drives for yards. This fighting spirit won Burton all-conference honors. Dennis Weilbe FULLBACK Conference Honorable Mention This is the Third Quarter of the Buckeye game in which the Bulldogs put the bite on them 39-6. A Bulldog dives for a Buckeye Hawk with others in hot pursuit. John Aguilar Chester Begay Wilbur Begay JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Own opp. Score Score Flagstaff 7 13 Snowflake 39 7 Seligman 6 0 Flagstaff 6 19 Prescott 33 13 Snowflake 45 15 Holbrook 29 0 5 Win 2 Losses Bobby Black Mr. Gerald Stein Mr. John Edwards HEAD JAYVEE COACH ASSISTANT COACH Bob Booth Gary Calhoun Bill Collinsworth Ricky Cooper Jim Freeby A Bullpup fights for yards, as a Holbrook Jayvee closes in for the tackle. Tony Dahlen Gary Gibson Bill Hatch Richard Oliver heads for the corner as a Prescott tackier gives pursuit. Oliver went on to score and help the Junior Varsity to a victor}' over the Badgers. Joey Miles. MANAGER Mike Hill Gilbert Hunter .QQ Sam Jordan Ricky Lee Gilbert Montoya 47 Tom Prosser Gerry Robb Eddie Ornelas Johnny Pollard Charles Prochnow Marshall Robertson Prescott the to he c ose Toro prosset Jim Shorty Danny Thompson Sippy Valcsquez Bullpups line up with Prescott Badgers. We came out victorious to the tune of 33-13. A Bullpup ducks his head and makes a drive for the goal posts. Billy Young Henry Yazzie 149 FRESHMAN SQUAD ROW 1, left to right: Gene Jones, Emmett Wester, Gary Cox, Mike Mitchell, Albert Schibi, John Jenkins, Sammy Bell, Tim Rhodes, Larry Ccballos, Bob Shumway, Byron Luther, Matthew Hernandez, and Charles Calkins. ROW 2: Jeff Patton, Jim Hart, John Pollard, John Grove, Jack Dunham, Ricky Cooper, Bobby Kasulaitis, Tommy Andrade, Don Clark, Bruce Jackson, Dee Martin, John Jensen, Robert Beckman, and Dick Yazzie. ROW 3: Coach Ellis McIntosh, Albert Chavez, Bill Kelly, Frank Moody, Ricky Lee, Robert Lee, Don Schaar, Bill Weidinger, Louis Abney, Gary Gibson, Robert Ward, John Aquilar, Alfred Shirley, and Arthur Chedister. FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD Home Score Holbrook (Sept. 20) Snowflake (Sept. 27) Snowflake (Oct. 25) Holbrook (Nov. 1) . Opipoiieir WWW Flagstaff Holbrook Kingrnaift Sunnyslopc St. Johns Flaptaff Snowflake Bugeye Tollcson Peoria Prescott Snowflake Chandler Agua Pria St. Johns Glendale Brophy Phoenix Indian Snowflake Flagstaff DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Phoenix Indian Kingman Our Opp. Score Score 29 41 57 30 48 33 34 38 52 35 38 51 37 47 43 44 51 52 75 57 40 42 36 37 33'-35 38 35 39 54 36 31 33 46 54 32 48 47 60 62 69 41 52 39 Mr. James C. Freeman HEAD COACH VARSITY BASKETBALL MANAGERS Gary Calhoun Fred Coffee Burton Belton GUARD CAPTAIN Jerry Brown CENTER Floyd Dallas GUARD Sam Davis GUARD Burton Belton drives for two points against arch-rival Flagstaff. Although the Bulldogs did not defeat the Eagles they gave the Class. A A team a scare. Richard Cunningham FORWARD Opponent Our Opp. Score Score Flagstaff .................................. 16 41 Holbrook 54 52 Kingman .................................... 46 44 Sunnyslope ................................. 47 40 St. Johns 33 55 Holbrook ..................................... 43 38 Snowflake .................................... 25 51 Buckeye 41 30 Tolleson 35 54 Peoria........................................ 40 25 Prescott ..................................... 49 46 Snowflake .................................... 22 35 Chandler 48 49 Agua Fria .................................... 44 43 St. Johns..................................... 38 39 Brophy 48 39 Phoenix Indian .............................. 47 w 57 Snowflake .................................... 33 40 Flagstaff 36 43 Record: 9 Wins—40 Losses JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Mr. Albert Greer HEAD COACH Jimmy Cox FORWARD Danny Thompson FORWARD Richard Oliver CENTER Bob Ackerman GUARD Johnney Ballejos GUARD Bill Blackburn CEiNTER Marshall Robertson FORWARD An unidentified Bullpup drives for two points. The Bullpups compiled a very fine record under Coach Greer. 156 Clyde Bristol GUARD Bobby Goswick GUARD I.yndon McAdams FORWARD Joe Nelson GUARD Center Richard Oliver goes for a basketball against Prescott. Boy! what form Bill Blackburn shows in trying for a jump ball against Snowflake. 157 TOP ROW: Manager Charles Calkins, Ricky Cooper, Gary Gibson, Frank Moody, Don Scharr. MIDDLE ROW: Manager Robbie Kasulaitis, Gary Cox, Albert Chavez, Jimmy Hart, Ronnie Blackburn, Ray Gore. BOTTOM ROW: Coach John Edwards, Dec Martin, Bill Kelly, Ricky Lee, Tim Rhodes, and Richard Yazzie. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Our Opp. Score Score Flagstaff...................................9 Holbrook ................................. 32 St. Johns ................................. 25 Prescott...................................33 Snowflake ................................. 25 St. Johns ................................ 36 Snowflake................................. 19 Flagstaff ................................. 39 Joe City .................................. 13 Record: 3 Wins—6 Losses 45 24 30 32 40 38 40 26 36 VARSITY WRESTLING Under the able guidance of Coach McArthur the Bulldog wrestling team had a very fine season. For the first year, letter awards were given to the team. Mr. Herman McArthur HEAD COACH Bobby Booth 159 TOP ROW: Coach McArthur, Mike Hill, Larry Yazzie, Don Halsey, Ronnie Yazzie, William Yazzie, and Frankie Howard. SECOND ROW: Percy Kearns, Don Stewart, Bob Black, Bruce Baldwin, Linn Booth, and Richard Ornelas. THIRD ROW: Emmet Wester, Don Clark. Bobby Booth, Gene Jones, Gary Lord, Jefferson Begay, and Bill Weidinger. FOURTH ROW: Billy Ryan, Steven McArthur, and Mike Sullivan. Linn Booth Tim Faucher 160 VARSITY BASEBALL Danny Thompson MANAGER SCORE BOARD Opponent Ou n Opp. Score Score Buckeye Buckeye Tollcson Flagstaff 6 1 5 6 2 3 4 3 11 1 ♦Kingman 13 0 Kingman 6 0 Holbrook 12 7 4 2 7 2 16 4 13 4 Brophv (District Playoff) 5 7 Record: Won 10—Lost 3 Conference gomes Mr. Carl Wcatherton HEAD BASKETBALL COACH Bobby Christie, CATCHER PITCHERS: Bob Ackerman, Richard'Cunningham, and Bill Tate. OUTFIELDERS: Ted Cox, Don Petranovich, and Richard Oliver. TOP ROW: Coach Ellis McIntosh, Bill Young, Tom Prosser, Jim Cox, Bill Kelley, Ricky Cooper, Bill Blackburn, Dee Martin, Ricky I.ec, Bill Weidinger, Fred Klineline, Don Scharr, Jon Grooves. BO I lOM ROW: John Jensen, Robbie Kauslaitis, Don Clark, Gary Cox, Tim Rhodes, Tommy Andrade. Byron Luther, Emmett Wester, Ray Gore, and Manager Dennis Sandoval. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Opponent Flagstaff - Own Score . 11 Opp. Score 14 Flagstaff 0 14 Holbrook 4 6 Holbrook 10 4 Tuba City 18 6 Record: 2 Wins—3 Losses 165 CLASS “A” NORTH CHAMPIONS VARSITY TRACK � s SS T C°4cH 166 Taking the victory stand is the crack Winslow Relay Team. Throughout the season these four boys dominated A” North opponents in the 880-relay race. They are from left to right Cranston Hysong. Burton Belton, Ronnie Pelton, and Edward Pollard. The Bulldog Track Squad was the second team to bring home a Class A” North championship. The varsity football team won top conference honors too. The Thinclads also placed third in state competition at Tucson. Ed Pollard and Ronnie Pelton were chosen cocaptains of the squad. The track squad will certainly miss the services of these two hurdlers—Don Halsey and Ken Clark, both are seniors. In the weight division this year were Senior Tim Faucher, and Junior Eddie Ornelas. In the mile and half mile event this year were Peter Mitchell, John Aguilar, Jack Monroe, Joe Nelson Totsoni. Donald Stromberg, and Gerry Robb. 167 These cindcrmen accounted for most of the points in the dashes. Left to right are Jim Freeby, John Pllard. Albert Chavez, Ronnie Blackburn, Gary Gibson, Edward Pllard, and Burton Belton. These thindads aided the Bulldogs in the broad jump, high jump and pole vault. Left to right are Cranston Hysong, Sam Davis, Gary Gibson, Ronnie Blackburn, Eton Halsey, and Ken Clark. L Don Petranovich ANNUAL KING 171 MISS MARCH OF DIMES Barbara Blanford Mary Lacy JUNIOR PROM QUEEN MR. AND MISS W.H.S. Ann Royer J Sal De Angelis HOMECOMING KING AND OUEE QUEEN Nancy Bailey and Dennis Weible 173 MISS MERRY CHRISTMAS FLOAT The Junior Class, again for their third straight year, won the Miss Merry Christmas Contest. Here is Queen. Edith Lee (junior) and her attendants, left to right. Barbara Wrible (freshman) and Valla Jo Lee (sophomore). Not pictured is the senior candidate, Harriet Whctly. The Annual Class in one of their more cheerful moods! ADVERTISING AND SNAPSHOTS 175 Supply Company Complete Line of School Supplies and Equipment SPORTING GOODS STAGE EQUIPMENT Duplicating Supplies Equipment and Maintenance ANDY ISAACSON OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 3209 North Central Avenue Phone CR 7-5477 PHOENIX, ARIZONA Congratulations! for another successful step into the future. With over 29 years of service, we are convinced; a planned future... means a better future...and Safety is always the first consideration . Make your future safe with a Western Savings account. YOUR FRIENDLY WINSLOW OFFICE: 212 KINSLEY AVENUE 176 c 5 fcl tt X' L d Hj£ y „ l U'j ’ _ bo . r r t S y. h- . V !) 'A f. f(y cL y m t jc jl . X S, A .Sr J a fcjJ ._ ' • j n , o y; ,: n f)U ?- l- - W YY l JS.t 177 WATER HEATING • COOKING • REFRIGERATION • HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING • ClOTHES DRYING • INCINERATION SOUTHERN UNION GAS COMPANY Congratulations Seniors From WALGREEN DRUG Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 Compliments of R. E. LEONARD Rainbow Girls Compliments of WINSLOW ASSEMBLY NO. 10 ORDER OF RAINBOW GIRLS 178 Congratulations, Seniors NAVAJO AUTO SUPPLY Complete Line of Auto Parts Speed Equipment Congratulations to Class of '59 HUTCH'S SPORTING GOODS 180 Appliances and Gifts Compliments of BABBITT BROS. TRADING COMPANY Best Wishes W. BOW GROCERY CO. to the Seniors THE FALCON RESTAURANT Fresh Meats—Fruits—Vegetables Beer, Wines and Liquor Phone 144 214 Kinsley Ave. WINSLOW, ARIZONA EAST HIGHWAY 66 IN WINSLOW Compliments VELVET STEP to the Class of 1959 DR. JAMES W. DICKSON D.D.S. CITY CLUB SHOES BUCKLEY'S BOOTERY 110 West Second Street WEATHERBIRD SHOES PHONE 61 PHONE 125 WINSLOW TAXI SERVICE Meteor City Tours Greyhound Agency 1 1 1 Warren Avenue WINSLOW, ARIZONA Congratulations Seniors of ’59 DAZE TRANSFER AND STORAGE LEE and JACK PISEL Compliments of DR. D. H. SIMMONS, D.D.S. THE REMINDER 183 NAGEL LUMBER TIMBER COMPANY All Lumber Produced by NAGEL LUMBER TIMBER COMPANY Is Thoroughly Kiln Dried Ponderosa Pine and Manufactured by WPA Grades. WE ALWAYS SHIP PROMPTLY Compliments of DR. C. H. PETERSON M.D. M ii fill A W ROOT BEER The Place Where Everyone Goes After the Game CLYDE RHOTON—Proprietor DAVIS RICHFIELD SERVICE THRIFTWAY DRESS SHOP Compliments of JACK RABBIT TRADING POST JOSEPH CITY, ARIZONA Next to Babbitt's Thriftway Market 186 Best Wishes From Your Annual Photographers WINSLOW PHOTO SUPPLY AND SUMMERS STUDIO 188 HARRY SUMMERS Attend Church Regularly FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 41 I Warren Avenue REV. MILTON E. SCOTT Congratulations WINSLOW POLICE DEPARTMENT ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH Corner of Winslow and Second ANTHONY H. VORST, Pastor ST. JOSEPH PAROCHIAL SCHOOL 300 Block of Hillview ASSEMBLY OF GOD Oak and Snider REV. JAMES D. BELL FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 414 Winslow Avenue HERBERT W. BAYNES, Minister ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH JAMES R. TITCOMB, Rector FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Third and Winslow REV. OLIN E. LEHMAN H. L. BOYD SUPPLY CO. Furniture, Appliances and Floor Covering Congratulations It won't be long now 'til you will want that home of your own, then we can help. KYLE BALES CO. AMES BROTHERS, REALTORS INC. Developers of Winslow Plaza Where East Meets West Everyone Comes to LORENZO HUBBELL CO. BURT HATCH AND HOBART JORDAN The Oldest Indian Trading Post 206 East Third Everything the Indian Buys, Everything the Indian Makes and Sells Home of the World's Largest Navajo Rug 523 WEST 2nd ST. PHONE 33 191 BUS MEAD-REALTOR All Lines of Insurance Phone 778 412 W. 2nd St. Winslow BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY. BY THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF HOLBROOK Your Church Is Your Strength Congratulations to Seniors From JENKINS INSURANCE Attend the Church of Your Choice SCOTT and McMILLIAN MORTUARY JOHN P. SCOTT, Director Congratulations Seniors EL GRAN GARAGE and SERVICE STATION 422 East Second Street WINSLOW, ARIZONA 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 - WHIPPLE'S OF WINSLOW The Largest and Most Exclusive Ladies Ready-to-Wear Store in Northern Arizona Best Wishes to Seniors Class of ’59, From CHESTER SHARAR NOTARY PUBLIC OLDS BROS. LUMBER COMPANY Everything for the Builder 195 216 East 2nd Street Phone—610 VAUGHN T. SCHMIDT Certified Public Accountant Doonan Professional Bldg. 414 West Second PHONE 1665 Winslow, Arizona ANNIE'S GROCERY AND FOUNTAIN Best Malts and Milkshakes in ARIZONA Interest Paid on Savings WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HOLBROOK HOLBROOK, ARIZONA Arizona's Independent National Bank 196 W.H.S. RALLIES Officers: REV. NORVAL HOLLAND President C. E. DAVIS Vice President BRUCHMAN'S CURIO STORE WINSLOW, ARIZONA BERT BARBOUR Secretary-Treasurer PUBLIC MARKET Fancy Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables Excellent, Speedy Service FREE DELIVERY 222 E. 2nd ST. 198 SHELL OIL RAY C. CURRY Jobber Winslow and Holbrook Congratulations Compliments to the of Winslow High School Student Body BELL MOTEL MR. AND MRS. DICK FORE Congratulations THE WINSLOW HALLEN RADIATOR CHAMBER OF Sales and Service 508 W. Second COMMERCE PHONE 1493 199 Margie and Bill Don and Sharen Harriet and Richard Ken and Nancy David and Diana Don and Charla Eva and Woodie Jim and Jane Jane Carol and Charles Marie and Leo The lonely bachelor! Sally and Melvin Lucy and Joe Jay and Gail Leona and Floyd ) 1 WINSLOW FLORAL Congratulations to the AND Senior Class of 1959 GREENHOUSE • H. R. McHOOD Say It With Flowers Your Texaco Consignee WINSLOW, ARIZONA 806 Fleming TELEPHONE 729 « Congratulations Seniors WINSLOW SEVEN-UP BOTTLING CO. 202 A. W. BECKMAN Masonry Contractor MOTEL TOWN HOUSE 104 W. Hillview Phone 1673 WINSLOW ARIZONA West Highway 66 mwmmmmiiiui FREE ENTERPRISE Means Better Times The job you'll have-the place you’ll work-the tools you’ll use, are all the result of free enterprise at work. Free enterprise means continuing progress through keen competition. It means a better life; a more challenging future for you. Business managed companies like Arizona Public Service are proud to be a part of this system; proud to take part in local activities; to pay their fair share of taxes; and to provide good service at a fair price. This is free enterprise at work working for your future. ARIZONA v Public Service Serving Ariion .. . Ameriee � • � b«� i 203 DOCTORS LEWIS AND BECKWITH, M.D. and HOSPITAL STAFF Congratulations, Class of '59 SANTA FE HOSPITAL Congratulations From DOUGLAS MARKET 212 East Second Street fURNlTUR£ : fURN'TUR SCHOOL I OFFICE ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Stondard-Electric-Portoble VICTOR ADDING MACHINES VICTOR PRINTING CALCULATOR A. 8. DICK DUPLICATING PRODUCTS EDISON VOICEWRITERS DITTO DUPLICATORS l Ufi NG OUR fytl yEAR history- our seru'C' ° •� XXX BusincssMachihi jlefttuk, atuC SUPPLY Er EQUIPMENT CO. 530 WEST WASHINGTON • PHOENIX. ARIZONA HOWARD 8. STOFFT (Tucson) • PRESCOTT • FLAGSTAFF . MESA • SAFFORD • BISBEE • YUMA STATIONERS (Yuma) 205 EDDIE'S Body Shop You wreck um—we fix um’ Eastbound 66 CUSTOMIZING Phone 796 COLOR CENTER 113 W. 3rd Street Winslow, Arizona Compliments of CLARKE'S KACHINA CLEANERS JIM AND JUDY CLARKE Phone 231 Winslow Congratulations to Class of '59 GREEN STORE and WEST DAIRY (Borden's Milk) FOR MEN WAYNE L. TROUTNER'S We guarantee more lovin' in our clothes than in any other clothes in town. SUPPLIES Best Wishes to Students and Faculty of Winslow High School FRIEND'S OFFICE SUPPLY 13 E. Aspen—Box 762 FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA 206 LEHMAN'S Patronize Your Home Town Merchant He Is Your Neighbor 213 Kinsley Avenue Phone 51 HOWARD LIGHTNER UNION SERVICE 208 Congratulations From WINSLOW LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS West Second Street WINSLOW, ARIZONA KVNC Radio LISTENING HABIT OF TWO MILLION Serving Northern Arizona Highway 66 Travelers Annually NAVAJO MUSIC CO. BLACK INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE: 1630-W I I I W. 2nd Street WINSLOW, ARIZONA Compliments of Your Rainbow Bread Man and The House of Fine Music Bulldog Supporter TOM PROSSER Congratulations and Best Wishes From FERRELS' SNOW CAP NORTHERN ARIZONA SUPPLY Serving Winslow and The Greater Northern Arizona Area From 1503 East Second Street 209 Congratulations Seniors Burns Brothers GENERAL ELECTRIC CHUCK'S SHAKES PINTS QUARTS SUNDAf A. m.M ' ■ East Highway 66 Winslow, Arizona GLIDEWELL JEWELERS FREDS Texaco Free Pick-Up and Delivery 201 W. 2nd, Winslow Phone 1380 Lubrication Our Specialty TIRES • BATTERIES ACCESSORIES B. F. GOODRICH WESTERN AUTO The Family Store 106 East Second PHONE 1281 Congratulations and Best Wishes From DESERT SUN MOTEL Congratulations to the Seniors CENTRAL DRUG NO. I and CENTRAL DRUG NO. 2 DPERIOR LAUNDRY Your Stores WINSLOW, ARIZONA Telephone 88 212 SAM WOO'S MARKET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Congratulations 1 10 Front Street to PHONE 450 Class of '59 From Compliments of the BULLDOG BARKS STAFF B.P.O. ELKS LODGE NO. 536 Compliments of Xpelo Products Company Manufacturers of Xpel-lt - XLube - T rans-X 1700 West Eighth Street Los Angeles, California PAUL E. THORNTON, President (W.H.S. '59) 214 4 Boosters M.. y, Jfe. 2 Wv'iyA ' I 2 OT ijfi Jfo-t s V yw - - t C - .' ' .— 77 j U $A f f £ J±- ddJ r i { • . jSo fc VufcU !? ffl '1’ ...THE END The staff of the 1959 Meteor is most pleased that you chose to have a real annual this year; one that covers beginning to end! It has been our aim to cover every phase of school life this year. Of course, there were times when we goofed. As the trusted historians of W.H.S. for the past year, we hope you will enjoy our labors. Whether you like it or not only the staff and Mr. Martin can really appreciate the huge amount of work required to publish a yearbook. Mr. Harry Summers of Winslow Photo Supply has been our most faithful friend in need. Without his help in letting us take over” his shop and use his equipment, this book could never be a success. When our spirits were lowest his shining personality helped to carry us over the dumps. The seniors can be especially proud for he donated a composite picture to each of the graduates. The original will be hung in the main hall by the class of 59. Special thanks to Section Editors Christy Queen and Charity Davis for giving us some of their vacation time to help complete the remaining pages of the Book. These two sophomores were a real asset to the staff. It was a great joy to have produced the first summer delivery book. If you like a complete book, maybe this won’t be the last. On this last page we say a million thanks” to everyone who helped in any measure to make this book possible. As is life, we shall never again live this year; but by picking up your 1959 Meteor you may recall some happy days spent in getting educated’ at Winslow High School. Good luck and happy memories. The Editors TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY -n. ww. u.‘ a .