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The 1947 ALCHEMIST PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS CLARKDALE HIGH SCHOOL CLARKDALE, ARIZONA

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"SCHOOL HAYS" FEATURING THE STUDENTS OF CLARKDALE HIGH SCHOOL

world’s a stage” “All the woiid's a stage And all the men and ivomen merely players ” In this Alchemist we present to you the players of Clarkdale school in their acts which were featured in the 1946-47 show.

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soon ring down the curtain on this performance, but we hope that the actors and scenes may, in these pages, remain vividly in your

minds.

MARY MORIN, Editor

To Mr. George Bryant Jones, who, as superintendent of Clarkdale schools for the past twenty-one years, has so excellently contributed to the welfare of the many students who have passed through these schools, we, the seniors, dedicate this 1947 Alchemist.

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grateful to Mr. Jones for his friendly guidance and thoughtful efforts in our behalf.

As he leaves Clarkdale high school, our sincere wishes

go with him for his continued happiness and prosperity.

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PERSONNEL

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ORGANIZATIONS

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SPORTS

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PHOTOGRAVURE

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FRIENDS OF C. H. S.

STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MARY MORIN

EDITORIAL STAFF Tom Barragan

Barbara Lee Jones

Bettie Jo Bean

Marie Matich

Dorothy Birch

Loree Rees

Julius Contreras

Patricia Riley

Adelaide Corona

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BUSINESS STAFF Carlos Esqueda

Betty Lee Williams

Shirley Loy

James Woodring

FACULTY ADVISER Miss Helen Armstrong

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OAK CREEK CANYON Go forth, under the open sky, and list To Nature's teachings, while from all around— Earth and her waters, and the depths of air— Comes a still voice— Thanatopsis: f

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Mrs. Lawrence Sullivan, Art;

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Mr. G. B. Jones, Superintendent of Schools;

Mrs. William Haltigan, Home Economics, Eighth Grade,-

Spanish, Library,-

Mrs. James M. Johnston, Orientation, Seventh Grade,

Miss Helen Armstrong, English, Physical Education;

Mr. John Goodwin, Manual Training, Physical Education, Coaching; Mr. Ronald Jenkin, Science, Mathemaitcs.

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Mr. Charles Fairfield, Secretary (February-May).

Miss Alice Walson,

Mrs. John Goodwin, School Nurse,Mrs. Fred Roberts,

Miss Blanche Rayle, English, Latin; Mr. V. D. McArthur, Social Science,-

Mrs. George Benatz, Secretary (September-

FORUM OFFICERS AND CLASS REPRESENTATIVES

F O Sitting: Jackie Brewer, Rose Marie Dale, Everardo Caballero, Gene Tuft, Tom Barragan, Robert Jackson.

Second Row Standing: Jackie Self, Velma Lewis, Mary Morones, Miss Watson, Albert Rodriquez, Charles Haltigan, Edward Hoebbel, Darrell Hogan, Julius Contreras, Jimmy Woodring. Third Row: Adelaide Corona, Elisa Escalante, Leonard Lewis, Manual Hernandez, George Krmpotich, Billie Zimmerman, Jack Mason, Teresa Martinez, Ramido Leon, Beatrice Silva, Susanc Acosto, Barbara Crawford, Claudia Ross, Carl Jones.

FORUM OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER James Woodring Alison Hunter Tom Barragan Everardo Caballero George Krmpotich Carl Jones Jack Mason

SECOND SEMESTER President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Custodian of Flag Color Guard Color Guard

Jack Brewer Robert Jackson Julius Contreras Rose Marie Dale Leonard Lewis Edward Hoebbel Darrell Hogan

Miss Alice Watson, Adviser.

SECOND SEMESTER INSTALLATION Julius Contreras, Rose Marie Dale, Leonard Lewis, Edward Hoebbel, Darrell Hogan, Jack Brewer, Jimmy Woodring, Shirley Moore, Carolyn Hampel, Howard Wease, Robert Jackson.

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Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Alchemist Staff 4; Spanish Club 3; All-State Honorable Mention Football 3; Second Team AllNorthern Football 3,4; Forum Vice President 3; Forum Secretary 4.

BETTIE JO BEAN Trio 3,4; Octette 2; Sextette 3; Quar­ tette 4; Drum and Bugle Corps 3,4; Alchemist Staff 4; Wolf Howl 2; Cheer Leader 2; Girls' League Officer 3, Forum Officer 3; "Professor, How Could Youl" 3; Volley Ball 4; G. A. A. 4; Class Officer 3; Girl Reserve 2; "Nine Girls" 4.

DOROTHY BIRCH Girls' League 3; "Professor, How Could Youl" 3; F. H. A. 4; G. A. A. 4; Volley Ball 4; Alchemist Staff 4; "Nine Girls" 4; Badminton 4; Varsity Basketball 4.

JACK BREWER Latin American Club 1; Class Officer 3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Forum President 4; Band 4.

FRANK CASTENADA

BETTY CONDER Girls' League 3; Drum and Bugle Corps 3; Class Officer 4; Forum Vice Presi­ dent 3.

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JULIUS CONTRERAS Spanish Club 3,4; Forum Representa­ tive 4; Alchemist Staff 4; Forum Sec­ retary 4.

JIM COOK ADELAIDE CORONA Volley Ball 3; Spanish Club 3,4; G. A. A. 4; Alchemist Staff 4.

O LENA DEAN "Professor, How Could Youl" 3; G. A. A. 4; F. H. A. 4, Girls' League 3; Volley Ball 2,3,4; Drum and Bugle Corps 4; Spanish Club 4; "Nine Girls" 4.

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MANUEL DE LA TORRE Spanish Club 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4.

1 JOHN DEWITT Football 4.

CARLOS ESQUEDA Alchemist Staff 4; Class President 1; "Professor, How Could Youl" 3; Foot­ ball 4; Lettermen's Club 4; Spanish Club 3,4.

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GLESTON FREEMAN Spanish Club 3; Football 4; Orchestra 2,3; Band 4; "Professor, How Could youl" 3; Boys' Chorus 4; Lettermen's Club 4.

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COLLEEN FULLER BONNER Drum and Bugle Corps 3; Class Officer 3,4; Glee Club 4; Girls' League 3; Cheer Leader 4; Forum Representative 4; Alchemist 4.

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MARJORIE LEE HALLETT Girls' League 3.

WILLIE GENE HALLETT Drum and Bugle Corps 3; Volley Ball 3; G. A. A. 4; Girls' League 3; Class Officer 2.

OLLIE HEATHERLY Girls' League 3; "Professor, How Could You!" 3; Class Officer 3,4.

ALBERT HOEBBEL Football 3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Boy Scouts 1,2; Class Officer 2,4; "Pro­ fessor, How Could You I" 3; Basket­

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ARMIDA HOLQUIN Volley Ball 4; Girls' League 3; G. A. A. 4; F. H. A. 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Badminton 3,4; Basketball 4.

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BARBARA LEE JONES Class Officer 1; Minute Maid 1; Wolf Howl 1; Bowling Club 1; Glee 1; Girls' League 3; G. A. A. 2; Sextette 3; “Professor, How Could Youl" 3; Drum and Bugle Corps 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2; Girl Reserve 2; “Nine Girls" 4.

BETTY ANNE LEWIS Badminton 3; Volley Ball 3,4; Drum and Bugle Corps 1,2,3; Girl Reserves 2; G. A. A. 2,4; Girls' League 2; “Nine Girls" 4.

JOYCE LIVENGOOD Girls' League 3; Volley Ball 3.

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SHIRLEY ANNE LOY Girls' League 3; Class Officer 3,4; Volley Ball 3, Badminton 3; Alchemist Staff 4, F. H. A. 4, Drum and Bugle Corps 3.

1 ARTHUR LYSONS MARIE LOUISE MATICH Girls' League 3; Alchemist 4; Drum and Bugle Corps 3,4.

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MARY ELIZABETH MORIN Girls' League 3; Drum and Bugle Corps 3; Class Officer 2,3,4; "Professor, How Could Youl" 3; Alchemist, Editor 4; G. A. A. 2,4; “Nine Girls" 4.

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LOREE ANN REES Alchemist Staff 4; Class Officer 4.

RUTH RICHMOND Girls' League 3; F. H. A. 4; G. A. A. 4; Drum and Bugle Corps 4; Glee Club 1; Volley Ball 2.

PATRICIA RILEY Bowling Club 1; Girl Reserves 2; Class Officer 1,2; Sextette 3; "Professor, How Could Youl" 3; Girls' League 3; Drum and Bugle Corps 4; G. A. A. 4; Al­ chemist Staff 4; Wolf Howl 1,2; Trio 3,4; Cheer Leader 1,2,3; Volley Ball 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4,- Quartette 4; "Nine Girls" 4; Octette 2.

ROBERT RUSSELL Class Officer 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3,4.

AARON RUSSELL

MARTHA SUE STANLEY "Nine Girls" 4; Badminton 4.

i LORENE STEWART

CLINTON SELF Class Officer 2.

CONSUELO VERA Girls' League 3; F. H. A. 4; Club 2; Glee Club 1.

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ERMA BELL WALKER Girls' League 3; "Professor, How Could Youl" 3; Alchemist Staff 4; "Nine Girls" 4.

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JAMES WOODRING Radio Code 1; Class Officer 3; Boy Scouts 1, 2; "Professor, How Could Forum Youl" 3, Alchemist Staff 4 ?

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated

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OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Mary Morin, President Shirley Loy, Vice President Ollie Heatherley, Secretary Betty Conder, Treasurer Colleen Fuller, Representative Julius Contreras, Representative SECOND SEMESTER Robert Russell, President Albert Hoebbel, Vice President Loree Ann Rees, Secretary Shirley Loy, Treasurer Jimmy Woodring, Representative Adelaide Corona, Representative Sponsor, Miss Helen Armstrong

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First Row: Joyce Duffey, Nancy Dickinson, Shirley Moore, Lillian Roeder, Rosella Cope, Zona May Everett.

Second Row: Alison Hunter, Carol Briggeman, Carolyn Hampel, Frances Hanks, Betty Lutgerding, Mr. Jenkin, Dolly Lewis, Linnie Dean, Betty Pigg, Frances Sprawls, Dorothy Holcomb. Third Row: Gregory Massaro, Robert Jackson, Gene Tult, Russell Beck, Verbon Ycites, John Cansler, Jerry Foster, Gene Runge, Harvey Benson, Ramido Leon. Fourth Row: Susano Acosta, Ramon Olquin, Vicente Contreras, Jesus Espinosa, George Stotts.

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER

FIRST SEMESTER Ramido Leon Verbon Yates Willard Bloodworth Gene Runge Robert Jackson Susano Acosta

President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Representatives Mr. Ronald Jenkin, Sponsor

rst Row: Alberta Carlson, Joann Archambeau, Jenny Prado, Patsy Ochoa, Rachel Castenda, Beatrice jlaiz, Emma Beroatti. Second Row: Genevieve Ybarra, Neva George, Sara Berolatti, Christine Major, itty Merwin, Norma Jo Tarrin, Evelyn Webb, Jean Stewart, Ruth Clark, Norma Gaut. Third Row: oward Willison, Bill Goss, Howard Wease, Charles Carlson, Tony Maya, Willard Bloodworth, Derek Van eren. Bob Hager, Richard Loy, Robert Newberry. Fourth Row: Onofre Duran, Carmen Manriquez, icente Leon, Jose Alvillar, Gregory Contreras.

Susano Acosta Frances Hanks Joyce Duffey Gene Tutt Ramido Leon

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First Row: Marilyn Murray, Louise Westerbrook, Shirley Wombacher, Mary George, Mary Ruston, Billie Zimmerman. Second Row: Frances Bueno, Helen Gonzales, Norma Cook, Mary Smith, Helen Girdner, Sally Vera, Billie Gibson, Bessie Stotts. Third Row: Tommy Niven, Jesus Valdez, Jesse Smith, Ruth Rodriquez, Olivia Torrez, Mr. McArthur, Grace Redondo, Mary Moreno, Billy Nelson, Pete Gonzales, Jimmie Childress. Fourth Row: Everardo Caballero, Lawrence Russell, Edward Durnez, Lawton Russell, David Wright.

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER

FIRST SEMESTER Donald Truscott Louise Westerbrook Pauline Childers Louise Muretic Billie Zimmerman Pete Gonzales

President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Representatives Mr. V. D. McArthur, Sponsor

Evelyn Stewart Donald Calvert Helen Gonzales Ruth Rodriquez Claudia Ross Elisa Escalante

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First Row: Martinette Heydorn, Mildred Self, Pauline Childress, Helen Savage, Louise Muretic, Rose Marie Dale. Second Row: Mary Rosas, Mary Manriquez, Martina Contreras, Elisa Escalante, Carmelita Vera, Gloria Vera, Irene Nelson, Helen Blinn, Doris Whitnell, Claudia Ross. Third Row: Donald Truscott, Cecil Gorman, Ynez Uribe, Evelyn Quesada, Esther Gonzales, Stella Teague, Jimmy Byrkit, Fred Anderson.

Fourth Row: John Crawford, Boyd Petersen, Gilbert Espinosa, Robert Marques, James Marques, Joe Medina, Donald Calvert, Keith Moore.

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First Row: Doris Petersen, Wanda Wills, Pat Dossin, Ramona Sanchez. Second Row: John Hoffman, Mary Garcia, Genevieve Alvillar, Barbara Cook, Juanita Uribe, Jewell Westerbrook, Bruce Harvey. Standing: Alvin Hogan, Manuel Garcia, Billy Allen, Eugene Tenny, Stuart Molyneaux, Leoncrd Lewis, Junior Medina, Miss Watson, Dale Petersen.

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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Leonard Lewis George Krmpotich Doris Petersen Betty Jean Howard Manuel Hernandez Velma Lewis

SECOND SEMESTER President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Representatives

Walter Lay Doris Petersen Velma Lewis Pat Dossin George Krmpotich Manuel Garcia

Miss Alice Watson, Sponsor

First Row: Barbara Jordan, Santos Chavez, Alicia Rodriquez, Velma Lewis. Second Row: George Krmpotich, Betty Jean Howard, Naomi Gibson, Marion Whogado, Herminia Moreno, Lupe Castenada.

Standing: Norman Smith, Augustine Rosas, Frank Martinez, David Sobley, Leon Petersen, Ernie Beauty, Manuel Hernandez, Walter Lay.

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First Row: Katie Gonzales, Edward Hoebbel, Billy Seginski, Elisa Maya. Second Row: Barbara Rhodes, Garry Lou Hill, Frances Hampel, Marlene Ferguson, Gael Turner. Third Row: Frances George, Rosie Flores, Charles Haltigan, Donald Derrick, Betty Terrasas, Sally Morones.

EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Edward Hoebbel Helen Mendoza Katie Gonzales Manuel Dominquez Teresa Martinez Anella Rogers

SECOND SEMESTER President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Representatives

Anella Rogers Teresa Martinez Helen Mendoza Marlene Ferguson Charles Haltigan Beatrice Silva

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Mrs. William Haltigan, Sponsor

First Row: Carl Jones, Vicente Ontiveros, Manuel Dominguez. Second Row: Eliso Medina, Cherryl Tenney, Patricia Starkey, Anella Rogers, Beatrice Silva, Helen Mendoza. Third Row: Joe Berolotti, Teresa Maya, Kathleen Gehrke, Donna Baldwin, Teresa Martinez, Julia Quesada, Mrs. Haltigan.

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First Row: Darrel Hogan, Gerald Ferguson, Teddy Rhodes. Second Row: Dorothy Haltigan, Lois Durnez, Elisa Mancilla, Ann Lutgerding, Jayne Starkey. Third Row: Cecil Rogers, Gene Lindner, Jesus Flores, Mary Garcia, Enriqueta Chavez, Juanita Stewart, Agnes Russell, Mrs. Jenkin, Paul Clark.

SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER

FIRST SEMESTER Albert Rodriquez Dario Rosas Esperanza Luna Ann Lutgerding Mary Morones Barbara Crawford

President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Representatives Mrs. James Johnston, Sponsor

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First Row: Billy Newton, Neil Peterson, Charles Abel. Second Row: Angelina Salaiz, Mary Harvey, Patricia McArthur, Mary Morones. Third Row: Donald Wilier, Sanford Quayle, Hazel Lewis, Betty Hager, Marjorie Denny, Barbara Crawford, Margarita Salaiz, Doric Rosas, Alberto Rodriquez.

Jack Mason Mary Morones Marjorie Denny Jackie Self Albert Rodriquez

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COURTHOUSE ROCK IN THE RED ROCKS The hills, Rock-ribbed, and ancient as the sun.

Comics:

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Seated: Dolly Lewis, Linnie Dean, Claudia Ross, Norma Gaut, Betty Lewis, Patricia Riley. Standing: Barbara Lee Jones, Alison Hunter, Betty Lutgerding, Kathleen Gehrke, Carol Briggeman, Mary George, Joyce Duffey, Ruth Richmond, Lena Dean.

First Row: Armida Holquin, Linnie Dean (treasurer), Zona Dossin. Second Row: Pat Ochoa, Rose Marie Dale (vice Savage, Shirley Loy, Christine Major (song leader), Betty Berolatti, Helen Girdner, Juanita Uribe, Mrs. Holtigan, (president).

Mae Everett, Joann Archambeau, Rose Marie president), Billie Zimmerman (historian), Helen Lee Williams (secretary). Third Row: Emma Lena Dean (parliamentarian), Dorothy Birch

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H E M I S Sitting: Barbara Lee Jones, Shirley Loy, Marie Matich, Loree Ann Rees, Robert Russell. Standing: Erma Walker, Patricia Riley, Mary Morin, Bettie Jo Bean, Carlos Esqueda, Jimmy Woodring, Julius Contreras, Tom Barragan, Adelaide Corona, Dorothy Birch, Miss Armstrong, Betty Lee Williams.

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First Row: Betty Merwin, Frances Hanks, Shirley Moore, Jenny Prado, Mary Rosas, Rachiel Casfenada, Pat Ochoa. Second Row: Miss Watson, Claudia Ross, Norma Jo Tarrin, Joann Archambeau, Rose Marie Dossin, Linnie Dean, Ruth Clark, Norma Gaut. Third Row: Mrs. Roberts, Bill Goss, Keith Moore, Verbon Yates, Pete Gonzalez, Jimmy Woodring, Carlos Esqueda, Gene Tutt. Fourth Row: Jimmy Byrkit, Derek Van Deren, Charles Carlson, Jesus Valdez, Willard Bloodworth.

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First Row: Louise Westerbrook, Betty Merwin, Betty Lutgerding, Frances Hanks, Helen Gonzales, Mary Moreno, Ruth Rodriquez. Second Row: Mrs. Roberts, Joann Archambeau, Rose Marie Dossin, Norma Jo Tarrin, George Stotts, John Crawford. Third Row: Keith Moore, Jesus Valdez, Pete Gonzales (treasurer), Jimmy Byrkit, Robert Jackson (secretary). Bill Goss, Carmen Manriquez, Tony Maya.

SPANISH First Row: Emma Berolatti, Billie Zimmerman, Martina Contreras, Olivia Torrez, Mary Rosas, Adelaide Corona. Second Row: Shirley Wombacher, Sara Berolatti, Patsy Ochoa, Betty Lee Williams, Inez Uribe, Rachel Castenada, Genevieve Ybarra. Third Row: Vicente Leon, Ramido Leon (president), Julius Contreras (vice president), Howard Willison, Carlos Esqueda. Fourth Row: Manuel De La Torre, Vicente Contreras, Jimmy Woodring, Gene Tutt.

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First Row: Floyd Pigg, Everordo Cabelloro, Ramido Leon, Gene Runge, Vicente Leon, Robert Russell.

Second Row: Joe Medina, Lawrence Russell, Tony Maya, Tom Barragan, Verbon Yates, Carlos Esqueda, Gene Tutt. Third Row-. Vicente Contreras, Susano Acosta, Margarito Contreras, Manuel De La Torre, Willard Bloodworth, Gleston Freeman, Charles Carlson, Derek Van Deren, Jimmy Woodring, Coach Goodwin.

FOOTBALL QUEEN First Row: Jackie Brewer, Linnie Dean, Jimmy Woodring. Second Row: Toby Riley, Judy Jones. Third Row: Frank Castenada, Adelaide Corona, Norma Gaut, Gene Tutt. Fourth Row: Don Truscott, Louise Muretic, Doris Peterson, Leon Peterson.

First Row: Dolly Lewis, Doris Whitnell, Marilyn Murray, Zona Mae Everett, Juanita Uribe, Lupe Castenada.

Second Row: Dorothy Birch, Barbara Lee Jones, Betty Lutgerding, Emma Berolatti (president), Shirley Wombacher, Velma Lewis, Norma Gaut. Third Row: Betty Merwin, Joyce Barbee, Norma Jo Tarrin, Patricia Dossin, Betty Jo Bean, Lena Dean, Ruth Clark, Shirley Moore, Linnie Dean, Betty Jean Howard, Betty Ann Lewis, Carol Briggeman, Rosie Dale, Mary Garcia, Alicia Rodriquez, Santos Chavez, Naomi Gibson, Patricia Riley, Adelaide Corona. Fourth Row: Rose Marie Dossin, Joann Archambeau, Patsy Ochoa, Genevieve Ybarra, Sara Berolatti (secretary-treasurer), Inez Uribe, Ruth Rodriquez, Mary Moreno, Joyce Duffey, Mary Rosas, Helen Gonzalez, Martina Contreras, Herminia Moreno, Rachel Castenada, Jenny Prado, Genevieve Alviliar, Esther Gonzalez, Olivia Torrez, Armida Holquin.

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Build on, and make thy castles high and fair; Rising and reaching upward to the skies; Listen to voices in the upper air, Nor lose thy simple faith in mysteries.

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CONSTELLATION OF FOOTBALL STARS TOM BARRAGAN (Squeaky) Senior, quarterback.

Here is a valuable player C. H. S. is going to lose this year. His clever swivel-hipped running and his Harry Gilmer style passing made many spectators sit up and take notice. He was nom­ inated to the second team All-Northern.

WILLARD BLOODWORTH (Willie) Junior, left guard. Willard did not participate very much in football this year because of a leg injury which he received early in the season. We hope that he will be back in action next year.

JIMMY BYRKIT (Burdo) Sophomore, right end. Jimmy didn't see much action this year, but he went out and practiced all the season. Practice makes good football players, so we suggest that he keep it up and some day he may become one of Clarkdale's football stars.

CHARLES CARLSON (Chuck) Junior, left tackle. Here is a boy who literally stands above the heads of the others. He used his superior height to the best advantage.

JACK BREWER (Jackie) Senior, guard. He was considered dan­ gerous to encounter on the practice field.

EVERARDO CABALLERO (Cab) Sophomore, left end. One of the best pass receivers on our team was Cab. He could really snag them. Two or three men around never bothered him in the least.

Statistics show that he was high-point man for 1946. Cab merited Honorable Mention, All-Northern.

VINCENTE CONTRERAS (Turo) Junior, left half. Vicente was one of the lightweights this year. Although he was handicapped by lack of weight, he was swift, elusive and he put his abilities to good use. He has one year ahead of him and the prospects for him are favorable.

DALE COON (Coonball) Sophomore, left guard. This football player manifested his ability to us and to our opponents.

Dale has proved that he can take it just as well as he can dish it out.

His fighting spirit on the line stopped many enemy drives and helped many of ours.

BILLY COX (Gag Boy) Sophomore, right end. Billy showed us that he could really take care of his position. It was Billy's first year out for football. He seems to have made a good showing because he is the kind of boy that never says "die."

MANUEL DE LA TORRE (Mack) Senior, right tackle. He showed us that he had plenty of everything. In the games he played he showed that he could do the right thing at the right time.

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He got plenty of JOHN DE WITT (Johnny) Senior, tackle. strenuous practice exercise. He gained no actual experience on the field, yet he is a little wiser now than before because he gained a wider knowledge of football.

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This little chunk of dynamite, although handicapped by lack of weight, showed many opponents his fight and spirit. He has one more year ahead of him. We wish him the best of

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CARLOS ESQUEDA (Charlie) Senior, right guard. This is the first year Carlos went out for football, and, incidentally, be­ cause of graduation, his last. He is a fearless player who goes after his foe.

GLESTON FREEMAN (Tiny) Senior, right guard.

Gleston was the big-heavy man of the football squad. This is Gleston's last year in high school.

MANUEL GARCIA (Mel) Freshman, halfback. fast and tricky man who has what it takes player. He anticipated the enemy's action He is an excellent tackier and is good at blocks. i

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GEORGE KRMPOTICH. Freshman, left guard. George is striv­ ing for a place in Clarkdale's constellation of football stars.

You may expect to see him in the lead soon.

ALBERT HOEBBEL (Fat) Senior, right tackle.

When this 195pounder pounds them, they stay pounded.

He did his assignment with compound force, always acquiring excellent results.

EDWARD HOEBBEL (Cue Ball) Freshman, manager. Edward took quite a beating this year as is to be expected of all football managers.

He took pains to supply the team with clean laundry and he succeeded in doing it. He was the team's "deliverer of the goods."

RAMIDO LEON (Cucho) Junior, right halfback. A speedy and shifty halfback who showed opponents that he could really use his feet. He was handicapped by lack of weight but he made up for that by his speedy shiftiness.

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VINCENTE LEON (Chacho) Junior guard. Vicente has been in quite a few games.

He is an experienced player, having come out for football every year.

ARTHUR LYSONS (Buddy) Senior, back.

Buddy is one of Clarkdale's former servicemen. He might have acquired hon­ ors in football if it hadn't been for his age. He served in the Navy and upon returning to school discovered that he was ineligible to play; however, his liking for football was so great that he kept on coming out for practice until the end of the season.

TONY MAYA (Indio) Junior, right end.

Tony is an excellent pass receiver and a good all-around end. When he couldn't stop o play going around his end, he would spill the inter­ ference so that the line backer could get at the ball carrier.

He still has one year ahead of him.

CONSTELLATION OF FOOTBALL STARS GREGORY MASSARO (Greg) Junior, left end.

In the games in which he played he proved to be an exceptionally good player who was hard to stop once he got started.

JOE MEDINA (Medina) Sophomore, right tackle. Joe is indis­ pensable first string tackier.

He is an excellent football player and has verified this by making some bone crushing tackles. He may be expected to be in Clarkdale's hustle and bustle for a couple of years more.

TOMMY NIVEN (Snooky) Sophomore, right guard.

He got a taste of football this year and expects to get a taste of some more.

RAMON OLGUIN (Tampo) Junior, right halfback. He has been in there for a number of years and may well be expected to endure one more. He is a tricky player.

FLOYD PIGG (Piggie) Senior, right half. Floyd was the speedster of the team this year. He showed the first team his speed on the field.

JESUS VALDEZ (Chuey) Sophomore, halfback. This player showed the first team that he could carry the ball, and he also proved to be quite good in the tackling and blocking department. He has two years to play for C. H. S.

LAWRENCE RUSSELL (Hoot) Sophomore, left tackle. A powerful tackle and linebacker. Hoot played in a position where he would be the most effective and detrimental to the opposing team.

GENE RUNGE (Porky) Junior, center. Gene didn't get into very much of the fight this year, but he stuck out the season. He has one more year left to play for C. H. S.

BOBBIE RUSSELL (Nickelhead) Senior, fullback. This year Bobbie fulbacked Clarkdale's T-machine to many brilliant victories.

His expert linebacking stopped many would-be touchdowns and his accurate passing and signal calling helped bring about many of ours. C. H. S. is going to miss Bobbie next year.

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DEREK VAN DEREN (Van Deren) Junior, left guard. He saw only a little action, but he demonstrated to his opponents that he wasn't fooling.

VERBON YATES (Toad) Junior, center. and accurate center.

He rated Northern this year.

This man made a speedy Honorable Mention All-

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BASKETBALL RECORD OF 1946-47 DATE

OPPONENT

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November 7 November 8 November 13 November 14 December 19 December 20 December 21 December 27 December 28 January 3 January 10 January 11 January 17 January 18 January 21 January 24 January 25 January 31 February 1 February 7 February 8

Prescott

Here Here There Here There There There There There There Here There There There There Here Here Here Here Here There

Seligman Flagstaff Phoenix Tech.

Chandler Phoenix Union Round Valley St. Johns Camp Verde Seligman Flagstaff Jerome Prescott Winslow Camp Verde Williams Jerome Winslow Kingman Holbrook

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THE WOLF PACK Susano Acosta

Tom Barragan

Everardo Caballero

Pete Casteneda

Margarito Contreras

Onofre Duran

Ramido Leon

Coach John Goodwin

Tony Maya

Joe Medina

Lawrence Russell

Robert Russell

Verbon Yates

VOLLEY BALL

Bettie Jo Bean, Esther Gonzales, Rose Marie Dale, Betty Lutgerding, Betty Pigg, Linnie Dean, First Row: Ruth Clark, Dolly Lewis, Betty Merwin. Second Row: Mary Rosas, Helen Gonzalez, Martina Contreras, Rachel Castenada, Armida Holguin, Jenny Prado, Sara Berolctti, Loree Rees, Erma Walker, Betty Ann Lewis, Emma Berolatti, Dorothy Birch, Patricia Riley.

BASKETBALL

First Row.- Joyce Duffey, Emma Berolatti, Betty Pigg, Dorothy Birch, Esther Gonzalez. Second Row: Frances Sprawls, Olivia Torrez, Arminda Holguin, Rachel Castenada, Ruth Rodriguez, Helen Gonzalez, Martina Contreras.

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Standing-. Adelaide Corona, Barbara Lee Jones, Mary Morin, Marie Matich, Erma Walker, Loree Rees, Lena Dean, Armida Holguin.

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Norma Jo Tarrin, Evelyn Webb, Rachel Castenada, Genevieve Ybarra. Third Row: Mary Rosas, Dolly Lewis, Carol Briggeman, Carolyn Hampel, Ruth Clark, Jenny Prado.

Seated: Olivia Torrez, Ruth Rodriquez, Esther Gonzalez, Marilyn Murray, Helen Gonzalez, Mar­ tina Contreras, Shirley Wombacher. Standing: Mary Moreno, Rosie Dale.

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Belly Lutgerding, Shirley Wombacher, Dolly Lewis, Rosas, Martina Contreras, Marilyn Murray, Joyce Clark, Dorothy Birch, Emma Berolatti. Third Row: Marie Dossin, Joann Archambeau, Norman Gaut.

First Row: Marlene Ferguson, Katie Gonzalez, Velma Lewis, Patricia Dossin, Frances Hampel, Beatrice Silva, Sally Morones. Second Row: Julia Quesada, Helen Mendoza, Vera Rosas, Alicia Rodriquez, Ramona Molina, Juanita Uribe, Colene Morris, Elisa Maya. Third Row: Theresa Maya, Teresa Martinez, Betty Terrasas, Kathleen Gehrke, Patricia Starkey, Betty Jean Howard, Frances George, Naomi Gibson, Santos Chavez.

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PRESENTED APRIL 16, 1947

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Bettie Jo Bean

SHARON (Glamorpuss) SHIRLEY

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BETTY (Tennessee)

Betty Williams

STELLA (Shotput)

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HOUSE AND TECHNICAL STAFFS Mr. John Goodwin

Betty Conder

John Dewitt

Daniel Matich

Jack Brewer

Jim Cook

Floyd Pigg

Claudia Ross

Albert Hoebbel

Loree Rees Jim Woodring Miss Helen Armstrong, Senior Class Sponsor

"LIFE OF THE PARTY"

First Row: Mr. Al Truscott, Betty Pigg, Betty Lutgerding, Joyce Duffey, Norma Gout. Second Row: Shirley Moore, Alison Hunter, Carolyn Hampel, Rose Marie Dossin, linnie Dean. Third Row: Robert Jackson, Bill Goss, Dolly Lewis, Jerry Foster, Ruth Clark, Willard Bloodworth, Gene Tutt, Chcrles Carlson, Verbon Yates, Harvey Benson, Frances Hanks, Howard Wease, Derek Van Deren.

DIRECTED BY MR. A. E. TRUSCOTT PRESENTED DECEMBER 17, 1946

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MILDRED HUGHES

Alison Hunter

AMY HUGHES

Dolly Lewis

MRS. HARRIET HUGHES

Frances Hanks

MRS. VICTORIA COATES

Carolyn Hampel

SALLY FRAZIER

Betty Jean Pigg

HOPE SHUTTLEWORH

Shirley Moore

DOTTIE KIXMILLER

Rose Marie Dossin

MARYROSALIE VOGULHUT

Betty Lutgerding

RUTH COATES

Jerry Foster

TEDDY HUGHES

Gregory Massaro

TOMMY KING

Verbon Yates

MIKE TISDALE MR. JESSE HUGHES CHARLES COLLIER

Bill Goss

Charles Carlson

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Russell Beck, Assistant Business Manager.

Howard Wease, Student Director

TECHNICAL STAFF Willard Bloodworth, Stage Manager Ramido Leon, Technician Linnie Dean, Prompter

Derek Van Deren, Property Manager Gene Runge, Technician Ruth Clark, Prompter Alberta Carlson, Programs

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DRUM and BUGLE CORPS

First Row: Ruth Richmond, Linnie Dean, Barbara Lee Jones, Bet tie Jo Bean (Drum Majorette), Nancy Dickinson, Ruth Clark, Helen Savage, Lena Dean, Rose Marie Dale, Rose Marie Dossi n, Velma Lewis, Betty Lutgerding, Patricia Riley, Mary George.

Second Row: Dolly Lewis, Betty Lee Williams, Carolyn Hampel, Martinette Heydorn, Shirley Moore. Third Row: Betty Jean Pigg, Christine Major, Frances Hanks, Billie Zimmerman.

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Second Row.- John Crawford, Frances Sprawls, Clifford Riggs, Gleston Freeman, Willard Bloodworth, Jackie Brewer, Eugene Ten­ ney, Sally Neer. Third Row: Alberta Carlson, Betty Lutgerding, Linnie Dean.

GIRLS GLEE CLUB

First Row: Betty Merwin, Betty Lutgerding, Alberta Carlson, Sa'ly Neer, Zona Mae Everett, Joann Archambeau, Rose Marie Dossin, Martinette Heydorn Second Row: Bettie Jo Bean, Dol.y Lewis, Shirley Moore, Alison Hunter, Ruth Clark. Third Row: Narma Jo Tarrin, Carolyn Hampel, Betty Pigg, Christine Major, Patricio Riley, Joyce Duffey, Frances Hanks, Bessie Riley, Linnie Dean, Carol Briggeman, Billie Zimmerman, Rose Marie Dale, Helen Savage, Claudia Ross, Norma Gaut.

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3 — School strated.

Friday,

13 — Clarkdale Freshman reception.

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4 — Flagstaff 15, Clarkdale 0, in game played at Flagstaff.

II — Clarkdale 13, Kingman 7.

Wednesday, 16

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Jerome 39.

18 — Clarkdale 27, Williams 6.

Wednesday, 23

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Clarkdale 44,

Williams Drum Corps marched.

Girls' volley ball game at Jerome, Jerome 46, Clarkdale 18.

Thursday,

24 — Volley ball game between Seniors and Sophomores at noon.

Score: Seniors 27, Sophomores 25.

Saturday,

26 — Game with St. Johns at St. Johns.

Johns 6.

Tuesday,

29 — Junior and Freshman volley ball game, Juniors 56, Freshman 10.

Wednesday, 30 — The 1947 annual staff was selected.

Score: Clarkdale 32, St.

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2. ’Sno Fun.

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4. Two Too Wolfish.

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2 — Volley Ball Play Day. Ashfork, Seligman, Camp Verde, Jerome.

Clarkdale and Flagstaff played a double elimination tourna­ ment. Jerome took first place; Clarkdale, second; Flagstaff,

Friday,

8 — Game with Jerome at Clarkdale. Jerome 33, Clarkdale 0. Linnie Dean was crowned Football Queen at the half. Drum Corps from Jerome and Clarkdale marched.

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Junior 32, Senior 28.

Monday,

18 — Cast was chosen for Junior play, "Life of the Party.

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21 — Victor Onstad, cartoonist chalk Assembly Program.

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5. A guy named Joe.

6. Warbling Wease.

DECEMBER Thursday,

5 — State Student Body Conference held at Holbrook. Alison Hunter, Colleen Fuller, Robert Jackson, Jimmy Woodring, Jenny Prado and Miss Watson attended.

Friday,

6 _ Clarkdale 30, Prescott 23, in first basketball game of season here.

Band played for first time at a game . . . Pep assembly.

Saturday,

7 — Clarkdale vs. Ashfork.

Tuesday,

10 — Assembly to hear report on Student Body Conference held in Holbrook.

Wednesday, I I Friday,

Score: 21-42, our favor.

Football banquet.

13 — Game with Seligman there.

Clarkdale 25, Seligman 19.

I. Check that!

2. Two-way stretch.

3. Bean-pole.

4. Eight Ate.

5. The Big Sleep.

DECEMBER Saturday,

14 — Game with Flagstaff here.

Tuesday,

17 — Junior play, "The Life of the Party", directed by Mr. Truscott.

Clarkdale 30, Flagstaff 20.

Wednesday, 18 — National Assembly.

Thursday,

19 — Boys played Phoenix Tech there, 65-32, our favor. vacation began.

Friday,

20 — Basketball game in Chandler.

Saturday,

21 — Lost to Phoenix Union, 34-27.

Friday,

27 — Clarkdale 26 Round Valley 20.

Saturday,

28 — Clarkdale 28, St. Johns 33.

Christmas

Clarkdale 22, Chandler 26.

I. High and Dry.

2. Hi, Mary.

3. Gizzmoe.

4. Don't Fence Me In.

5. The low down.

JANUARY Friday,

3 — Clarkdale 50, Camp Verde 27.

Saturday,

4 — Clarkdale 37, Snowflake 39.

Monday,

6 — Back to school from Christmas vacation.

Friday,

10 — Seligman 19, Clarkdale 28.

Saturday,

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Friday,

17 — Clarkdale 40, Jerome 39.

Saturday,

18 — Prescott 52, Clarkdale 50.

Monday,

20 — Junior High girls and boys played volley ball and basketball games with Clemenceau.

I. Gotcha!

2. Alcatraz—chain gang

3. Lovely loafer.

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5. Martinette, the mermaid.

6. "Influence".

JANUARY Tuesday,

21 — Winslow 52, Clarkdale 38.

Wednesday, 22 — National Assembly.

Friday,

24 — Clarkdale 55, Camp Verde 13.

Saturday,

25 — Clarkdale 34, Williams 36.

Tuesday,

28 — Home Ec. and F. H. A. went to Angela Caballero's home for a Mexican dinner.

Wednesday, 29 — F. H. A. girls went to Tempe for State meeting.

Thursday,

30 — Assembly for campaign speeches for second semester Forum officers.

Friday,

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7 _ Pep Assembly . . . Basketball Midgets and girls' junior high volley ball games in Clemenceau . . . Clarkdale 42, Kingman 38.

Saturday,

8 — Clarkdale 47, Holbrook 48.

Tuesday,

Mr. Gyburg announced Soil Conservation Essay Contest.

I I — Installation of Forum officers in candle lighting ceremony.

Wednesday, 12 — Play by students of Spanish classes.

Thursday,

13 — First day of Northern Arizona basketball tournament at Flagstaff.

I. Man-power.

2. Her Highness.

3. Babes in Boots.

4. Poised . . . .

5. Clark curves.

6. Punch n' Judy.

7. Yum-yum.

8. Wee-willie-Willison.

9. Mary, Mary,—quite contrary.

10. Little "Ludg".

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FEBRUARY Monday,

17 — Seniors 22, Junior 17 in girls' intramural basketball tournament.

Tuesday,

18 — Senior girls defeated Sophomores in basketball game.

Friday,

21 — In assembly Mr. Edward Peplow introduced plan of Verde Valley Vocational Committee to offer students vocational guidance.

Monday,

24 — Students presented musical program at Clark auditorium to begin a series of student assemblies . . . Junior girls defeated Sopho­ mores 22 to 18 in basketball game.

Friday,

28 — Seventh grade presented a quiz program in assembly with two contestants from each grade . . . Junior rings received . . . First Wolf Howl published.

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6. P. J. No. 2.

7. Mr. and Mrs.

8. Thumbs up!

9. The man I love.

10. Who Dat!

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12. Us Chickens!

MARCH Monday,

3 — Mr. Bate and Mr. Ludwig took remainder of annual pictures.

Wednesday,

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6 — Mr. Case of State Highway Department talked to sophomores

Mr. Peplow spoke in assembly on salesmanship . . . Senior play tryouts were held for "Nine Girls".

and to entire student body on safe driving practices.

Friday,

7 — Oratorical contest on Constitution won by Shirley Moore.

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Friday,

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Mr. Peplow talked to the Seniors about results of their appitude tests. presented by National

I. Ford with a Future.

2. "Naughty" Knees.

3. Pretty nice.

4. Oh, what it seemed to be!

5. Beautiful Berolatti.

7. Beauty the beast!

MARCH Wednesday, 19 — Friday, 21 — Friday, 28 — Saturday, 29 —

Mr. Peplow gave a vocational talk on art.

G. A. A. Assembly.

Wolf Howl dance.

Invitational Badminton Tournament in Tempe.

APRIL

Wednesday, Thursday,

2 — Junior class sponsored social hour.

3 — Beginning of Easter vacation.

Wednesday, 9 — Football and Basketball letters presented to boys in assembly.

Friday, I I — Music Festival in Flagstaff.

Wednesday, 16 — "Nine Girls", senior play, presented under direction of Mr. Al Truscott . . . National Assembly.

I. R. V. Barragan, Esq.

2. Buddy-buddies.

3. Temper, Temper!

4. What's "Cook"-in?

5. Cool Water.

6. Here and gone.

7. Caldonia!

APRIL Friday,

I 8 — Freshman Assembly ... G. A. A. letters presented to girls . . . Pat Riley received award for Soil Conservation essay.

Wednesday, 23 — Concert presenting Festival music.

Friday, 25 — F. H. A. assembly.

MAY Friday,

9 — Junior Banquet and Prom.

Friday,

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Monday,

26 — Senior Class Day.

Wednesday, 28 — Commencement.

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Bettie Jo Bean is called “Jo”, likes the song , “There's No One But You,” dislikes intolerance and conceit, wants to be always happy and will be, twen­ ty years hence, a Chinese missionary.

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Julian Contreras is called “Julie”, likes the song “Surrender,” dislikes gossips, wants to be an author and will be, twenty years hence, a Suniay School teacher.

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“Our Sandwich Will Say the Rest” Cottonwood, Arizona

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Courteous Service

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CUT FLOWERS

Best Wishes

POTTED PLANTS

RUSSELL'S FOOD MARKET Cottonwood

Arizona

We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere Phone 4207

Cottonwood, Arizona

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DISTRIBUTOR OF HAVOLINE AND TEXACO MOTOR OILS ;

STOVE AND DIESEL OIL Phone 3751

JONES FURNITURE COMPANY

Adelaide Corona is called “Addie,” likes the song “Rumors Are Flying,” dislikes conceited people, wants to be a reporter and will be, twenty years hence, a dog catcher.

Lena Dean is called “Piney,” likes the song “This Is Always,” dislikes to argue, wants to be a nurse and will be twenty years hence, a torch singer.

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Manuel Dela Torre is called “Mac,” likes the song “Hey-Bob-A-Re-Bop,” dislikes coming to school, wants to be an actor and will be, twenty years hence, a grave-digger.

John DeWitt is called “Kneehigh,” likes the song “San Antone,” dislikes women Cl), wants to be a government hunter and will be, twenty years hence, the father of ten.

Everything to Make Home Comfortable

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CLARKDALE, ARIZONA

UPPER VERDE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMPANY Clarkdale and Jerome Arizona

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POWER WATER

Complete Banking

CONNOR

Facilities for The Entire Verde District

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ETTINGER

THE BANK OF ARIZONA CLARKDALE

CIGAR STORE SODA FOUNTAIN

The Oldest Bank In Arizona ESTABLISHED 1877 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance

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CLARKDALE

RAGLE FURNITURE

BOB’S MARKET FRUIT

GROCERIES

“Bargain Spot”

VEGETABLES FRESH MEATS

Phone 4301

OIL

GAS Phone 3939

Cottonwood

Arizona

Carlos Esqueda is called “Charlie,” likes the song “Ain't Gonna’ Grieve No Mo',” dislikes Jerome girls, wants to be a lawyer but will be, twenty years hence, a barber.

Gleston Freeman is called “Tiny,” likes the song “Tumbling Tumble Weeds,” dislikes sophisticated women, wants to be an aircraft mechanic but will be, twenty years hence, a sales­ man in ladies' ready-to-wear.

SMELTER CITY

Colleen Fuller Bonner is called “Shorty Kid,” likes the song “The Old Lamplighter,” dislikes men, with the exception of one or two, wants to be a beauty operator and will be, twenty years hence, a veterinarian.

Marjorie Hallett is called “Marge,” likes the song “Rumors Are Flying,” dislikes goin' to school, wants to be a nurse and will be, twenty years hence, an orator.

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FRITZS Richfield Station “Minute Service” If Your Car Squeaks, Let Us Service It! We Buy, Sell, Trade---Tires, Tubes and Wheels CARS WASHED AND POLISHED

MRS. FRITZ'S CAFE PEOPLE WITH FALSE TEETH EAT HERE STEAKS — FRENCH FRIES and HOME-MADE PIE

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HOME OF MAJOR C. FLOUR PUEBLO FEEDS QUALITY QUAKER FEEDS FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES

CLARKDALE

PRESCOTT

FLAGSTAFF

Serving Northern Arizona

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Willie Gene Hallett is called “Willie ” likes the song “The Old Lamplighter,” dislikes conceited men, wants to be an undertaker and will, be, twenty years hence, an ambitious old maid.

Albert Hoebbel is called “Fat”, likes the song “To Each His Own” dis­ likes conceited women, wants to be a mechanic but will be, twenty years hence, a hen-pecked husband.

Ollie Heatherly is called “Ollie,” likes the song “The Old Lamplighter,” dis­ likes two-faced people, wants to be a nurse and will be, twenty years hence, a chemistry professor.

Armida Holquin is called “Armie”, likes the song “Star Dust,” dislikes conceited people, wants to be a house wife but will be, twenty years hence, a taxidermist.

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CLARKDALE PHARMACY Chas. Harah, Jr., Prop.

CLARKDALE

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DUGGER'S

CONTRACTOR

JEWELRY ELGIN, HOMIS, STAR WATCHES

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BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND RINGS JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS

COMPLETE CABINET SHOP Across From Post Office

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COTTONWOOD, ARIZONA

JEROME LUMBER COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of '47 We Hope You Will Build Your Life Well !

A COMPLETE SERVICE FOR THE BUILDER

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Prompt Delivery If It Breaks Our Backs'* DIAL 4571

COTTONWOOD

COMPLIMENTS

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Barbara Lee Jones is called “Jonesie,” likes the song “The Gypsy” dislikes boys that talk too much, wants to be an Interpreter but will be, twenty years hence, a matron in a poor house.

Joyce Livengood is called “Joy,” likes the song “Five Minutes More,” dis­ likes staying home, wants to wear a Jerome sweater but will be, twenty years hence, a lion tamer.

Betty Anne Lewis is called “Betty Anne”, likes the song “To Each His Own,” dislikes to hear crunching pop­ corn in a show, wants to be an Airhostess but will be, twenty years hence, a bubble dancer.

Shirley Loy is called “Shucks”, likes the song “Till The End Of Time”, dis­ likes getting up, wants to be a steno­ grapher but will be, twenty years hence, a hash slinger.

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QUICK AND EFFICIENT

CLARKDALE

JEROME

in assuming the ownership of the Bate Studio, which Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bate have conducted so successfully for many past years, we hope to uphold the reputation established by the Bates for HIGH QUALITY CRAFTSMANSHIP

and DEPENDABLE SERVICE

THE BATE STUDIO HARLAND A. LUDWIG, Owner

Prescott, Arizona

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INDIAN JEWELRY

READY-TO-WEAR Peggy E. Jones

NOVELTIES Phone 4851 Maude H. Carlson

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Arthur Lysons is called “Bud,” likes the song “Moonlight and Cocktails,” dislikes adolescent grownups, wants to be a lawyer but will be, twenty years hence, a kindergarten teacher.

Mary Morin is called “Mimi,” likes the song “Rumors Are Flying,” dis­ likes being ridiculed, wants to be a model but will be, twenty years hence, owner of the “Purple Sage.”

Marie Matich is called “Butch,” likes the song “To Each His Own,” dislikes snoopy people, wants to “ketch” a man and will be, twenty years hence, a bare-back rider.

Floyd Pigg is called “Pigg,” likes the song “Five Minutes More”, dislikes English class, wants to be a Forest Engineer but will be, twenty years hence, a wrestling champ.

BERT'S Richfield Station

OASIS CAFE

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GOODYEAR

Fountain

TIRES and BATTERIES

Good Chili

Phone 3578

BILL AND

COTTONWOOD

ARIZONA

JACKIE PARKER

PORTRAITS

VERDE GROCERY

Bequette Studio

Cottonwood, Arizona GROCERIES

KODAK FINISHING 24-Hour Service COTTONWOOD

MEATS

FROZEN FOODS Phone 2401

ARIZONA

THE MASTER CLEANERS

CONGRATULATIONS

Wishes

Cottonwood

THE CLASS OF '47

Lumber

SENIORS

THE BEST OF LUCK

Company

THROUGH THE COMING YEARS

MORE FOR YOUR MONEY

Phone 3179

Box 34

Everything to Build Anything

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CASH and

Dial 4251

CARRY"

COTTONWOOD

ARIZONA

GOOD WILL FINANCE COMPANY DAVID H. DICKINSON Insurance

Real Estate

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Loans

Phone 4281 Cottonwood

Arizona

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WILLIAM F. SIMPSON Class of '31 Wholesale Agent GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION OF CALIF. MOBILGAS GASOLINE CALL ANYTIME

—MOBILOIL

FUEL OILS

—DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE Arizona

Cottonwood

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Morin Handicraft Cottonwood, Arizona

DRUG STORE DRUGS

MAGAZINES

Phone 3932 Dial 3541 Cottonwood

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Manufacturers

CENTRAL of Wood Carvings

BARBER SHOP Cabinets and J. S. RYAN, Prop.

Fixtures of All Kinds

“It Pays to Look Well”

Loree Ann Rees is called “Ree,” likes the song “To Each His Own”, wants to be a Fashion Designer, dislikes stuck-up people and will be, twenty years hence, an exhibition diver.

Patricia Riley is called “Pat”, likes the song “Always”, dislikes narrow­ minded people, wants to be a pro­ fessional singer but will own, twenty years hence, a chicken ranch.

Ruth Richmond is called “Ruth”, likes the song “Pm Going Back To Where I Came From,” dislikes competition, wants to be a stenographer but will be, twenty years hence, a safe cracker.

Aaron Russell is called “Chief”, likes the song “Wine, Women and Song”, dislikes studying, wants to be a pro­ fessional pool player but will be, twenty years hence, a gigolo.

ERSEL GARRISON FORD SALES —— There's a FORD in your future BODY AND FENDER WORK SERVICE AND PAINTING TIRE REPAIRING AND RECAPPING — Dial 3741 — COTTONWOOD

ARIZONA

ARDEN ICE CREAM FOR

Vital Energy

MARSHALL & SNYDER Flight Service STUDENT TRAINING CHARTER SERVICE

Compliments of

SPROUSE - REITZ 5-10-15 Cent Store

SCENIC TRIPS Clemenceau, Arizona

Cottonwood

Arizona

VERDE REFRIGERATION

CHAS. DeWITT & SONS

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APPLIANCE COMPANY

Goodrich Tires Tubes

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WESTINGHOUSE

Accessories

DEALER For the

Standard Oil

Verde Valley

Products Phone 2566 COTTONWOOD EAST COTTONWOOD H. T. Tasa

A. O. Trulson

Robert Russell is called “Nickel Head,” likes the song “To Each His Own” dislikes school, wants to be a sailor but will be, twenty years hence, trapeze artist.

BEST WISHES for a SUCCESSFUL FUTURE to the CLASS OF '47 CLARKDALE BEAUTY SHOP

Lorene Stewart is called “Sparky”, likes the song “You Two Timed Me One Time Too Often,” dislikes gossip, wants to be a rancher but will be, twenty years hence, a fashion model.

Clinton Self is called “Clint”, doesn’t like songs, dislikes work, wants to be a mechanic but will be, twenty years hence, an undertaker.

Consuelo Vera is called “Connie”, likes songs, dislikes conceited boys, wants to be a beauty operator but will be, twenty years from now, a blues singer.

VERA C. SPRAGUE Phone 4761

CONGRATULATIONS to the

CLASS OF '47 HUMPHREY'S Tire Recapping BILL

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ARIZONA

BEST WISHES

JEROME DAIRY

To The CLASS OF '47

Grade "A" Raw and Pasteurized

DUNN BROTHERS

Wishing the Class of '47

GARAGE AND SERVICE

the Best of Luck and Success

STATION

We Deliver in Jerome

Cottonwood, Arizona

Clarkdale and Cottonwood

REMODELED

MODERN

“We Strive to Please”

RIALTO AND GRAND THEATERS

COTTONWOOD

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VERDE VALLEY BUTANE COMPANY TELEPHONE 2471

COOKING

CLEAN

HEATING

FAST

REFRIGERATION

ECONOMICAL

CLARKDALE

ARIZONA

Erma Walker is called “Stubom”, likes the song “Coax Me A Little Bit,” dislikes stubborn people, wants to wear a Flagstaff sweater and will be, twenty years hence, a ballet dancer.

Jim Woodring is called “Jimmy”, likes the song “Guilty”, dislikes car trouble, wants to be a radio tech­ nician, and will be, twenty years hence a chimney sweeper.

Betty Lee Williams is called “Cup­ cakes”, likes the song “Blue Skies”, dislikes people who won't talk, wants to be a stenotypist but will be, twenty years from now, a tennis champion.

Lawrence Wright is called “Larry”, likes the song “It Had To Be You,” dislikes school, wants to be a carpen­ ter, and will be twenty years hence, a psychiatrist.

CARLSON'S VARIETY STORE AND FOUNTAIN

THE LITTLE PIG CAFE Mel Baumgarner

COMPLETE 0 COTTONWOOD

FOUNTAIN SERVICE ARIZONA

COTTONWOOD

ARIZONA

VERDE HARDWARE COMPANY MAYTAG - FRIGIDAIRE - R.C.A. and PHILCO RADIOS DUO-THERM STOVES - MYERS PUMPS HOTPOINT RANGES

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Congratulations, Graduates . .

COTTONWOOD FUEL AND FEED HARLOW REAMS Phone 2251 ARIZONA

COTTONWOOD

Clarkdale Laundry and Cleaners

Welcome to

THE DOG HOUSE tor

Good Luck

HAMBURGERS

to the Class ot '47 Clarkdale

HOT DOGS Arizona

CHILI MALTS

“The Best In the West”

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PURE FOOD BAKERY

SHADY NOOK

and

SERVICE STATION

FOUNTAIN LUNCH BREADS and PASTERIES BAKED DAILY

GROCERIES

Proprietors

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T. M. Knoles, Jr. DRINKS

S. M. Richardson

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CORNVILLE

Cottonwood

Arizona

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The Alchemist staff and the Seniors of 1947 wish to express their sincere appreciation to the businessmen who have so kindly given their support to the publication of this book.

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COCONINO SUN CO. FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA

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LOS ANGELES ENGRAVING COMPANY LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA

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