Salt River, Tucson Clubs Team-Up for Joint Concat

SALT RIVER-TUCS()N C0llCAT-T0P R0W, (Right to Lef0 Kittens (most of them with last minute fortification) being led to the Initiation Rites: Carl Ault, Bob Woodman, Larry Feldman, Travis Rushing, Don Hardy, James Stanley, Earl McNab, Jerry Seal, Phil Renowden, J. L. Miller, Fred Farr, Garry Sunderland, Bob Nasby, Bob Gordon, Cliff Martin, Gerry Harris, and Bob Schun riding caboose on the line.

SECOND R0W: (left) Golf winners Jim Lewis and Paul Rossman; (second from left) Also in winner's circ'e, Chet Brown and Tom Cunningham of San Diego; qALT Rtvl,ll Hoo-Hoo Club rt'r't'ntly teamed up for a big v Concat at tht' lndian Bend CountryClub at Scottsdalc,Arizona, l8 tt'nder kittens joining the order as a result of tht'da_v-long rnr'('t,(lolf on the Indian lJend links urt'r'luded the conc'at and alrhough we didn't gt't u r',,mplett'run,lt,nrr,,f uintrers wt'ttott'd Jim Lewis, Prescott Lumber & Roofing. and his guest, Paul Hossman of Prescott. in the rr-inncr'-. circlt' along rvith Chet lJrown" O'Mallel'-Tempt: Lumbt'r Co.

I"ollowing golf and lht' r'oncat" 168 memlrt.rs of the two clulrs sat down to a prime rilr dinner aftcr which thev enjol-ed an erotic "educational" program.

Tht' joint mt-eting was hilled as a rlarm-up. or shakedown t'ruist', in preparation {or the International Hoo-Hoo Convcntion whit'h will lrt' held at tht' \Iountain Shadows Hott'l in Phot'nix. Arizorra. Stptembcr 1.9-22- l9(t5.

(third from left) Initiation team Wally Pensinger, Fritz 0ligschlaeger, and Marvin Setzer; (fourth from left) Don Lue and Les Doddington; (extreme right) Pete Van Voorhis, Aram Mardian and an unidentified eavesdropper. THIRD R0W: (left) Earl Cox, Dean Peterson, Don Lue and Hayden Green; (lower left) Carl Baskin, Frank Haney and Jess Stewart; (second from left) Pete Pollock, and Joe Samaniego; (third from left) Ed Strague and Joe Tardy; (fourth from left, top) Degree team in action: Pete Van Voorhis, Bill Walker, Tom Fridena, and Jack Gardner; (fourth

Jrom Ieft, lower) Bob Cutlipp, Bob Bluell and Chuck Gehring; (cxtreme right) Prexy Marty Wist with Tucson Hoo-Hoo prexy Jess Stewart. BOTTOM R0W: (left) Frank Haney and Loren Pedrick; (second from left) Dean Drake and Mike Medigovich; (third from left) Bill Walker and Perry Bronaugh; (fourth from left) Mac MacDonald and Pete Van Voorhis; (extreme risht) Martin Coombs and Bill Bell (seated) with Ca-rroll Duncan and Chet Brown (standing). The joint meeting is a prelude to the International Hoo-Hoo Convention slaied for Phoenix, Arizona, Sept.19-22.

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