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The Senior Class of

Clarkdale High School Clarkdale, Arizona

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DEDICATION To Clarkdale High School we, the class of 1951, dedicate the last volume of the Alchemist.

"Knowledge has been called the key o 1 liberty. Although the door to liberty cannot be opened with a single key, it certainly cannot be opened without this one. Without knowledge men cannot be free; without knowledge men are incapable of distinguishing friends from enemies; without know­ ledge men can be lead into slavery shouting the battle cry of freedom; without knowledge men cannot rule themselves; without knowledge men are blind. The long history of mankind shov/s that free men again and again have lost their liberties simply because they did not know the consequences of the choices which they were making or accepting. Democracy, therefore, beyond all other social systems and faiths, must make provision for the enlightenment "of the people. It must do this or perish.

We believe that Clarkdale High has played a vital part in the education for freedom. Though it ceases to exist as a separate institution it will not die.

It will live for, ever, In our hearts is the emblem we love best, The flag of Clarkdale High, Raise a cheer for our Alma Mater dear May her glory never diet Loyalty and our Faith we pledge to thee Sincerely were for you.

For Clarkdale High well do or die, Clarkdale High we pledge our hearts to thee.

â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Quotation from the Education of Free Men in American Democracy

Garry Lou Hill, Gael Turner, Pat Starkey, Manuel Dominguez, Rosa Flores, Vera Rosas, Colene Morris, Anella Rogers, Teresa Martinez, Henrietta Schuerman, Frances Hampel, Joe Berolatti, Eliseo Medina, Douglas Garbutt, Edward Hoebbel, Joe Stewart, Bob Durnez.

ALCHEMIST STAFF GAEL TURNER PAT STARKEY Co-Editors DOUGLAS GARBUTT Business Manager ANELLA ROGERS Assistant Business Manager Edward Hoebbel

Joe Berolatti

Teresa Martinez

Manuel Dominguez Bob Durnez

Eliseo Medina

Rosa Flores

Colene Morris Vera Rosas

Frances Hampel

Henrietta Schuerman

Garry Lou Hill Joe Stewart

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CONTENTS Personnel Organizations Sports Photogravure Advertisers

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The first class graduated from Clarkdale High School in nineteen hundred and seventeen. Since that time a great many changes have taken place.

The United States has been involved in two world wars. Airplanes and auto­ mobiles have become common means of transportation. It is not unusual for a car to travel at the speed of seventy-five or eighty miles per hour, while three hundred miles per hour is average for a plane.

During the thirty-four years of its existence Clarkdale High School has maintained always the high standards and ideals on which it was founded.

There have been nine hundred and seventy-six students to receive diplomas.

These have gone out from their Alma Mater to assume the responsibilities and enjoy the privileges of American citizenship.

The benefits of a high school education aTe cf inestimable value, and the teachers to no small degree influence the lives of the students. Ecch one of the one hundred and seventeen teachers who has served in Clarkdale High School has been outstanding in scholarship and professional ability.

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Ed. King, Mr. H. D. Crawford, Mr. Bill Koontz

SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Don O. Ensign Page 6

MR. DON O. ENSIGN Superintendent Mathematics

IDA SELNA School Nurse NORA SULLIVAN Art

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RICHARD CRAIG Junior High LILLIAN PRICE Junior High Girls Physical Education

GEORGE DEITRICH Mathematics Manual Training

BLANCHE RAYLE English Junior High Dramatics ELIZABETH HOFFPAUIR English Spanish Library Science

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GLENNICE ANDERSON Home Economics Chemistry Junior High CHARLOTTE SHERMAN Music Junior High

ROBERT DEVAULT Boys Physical Education Biology Social Science

FRED SCHRUM Bus Driver SAM GEORGE Janitor

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JOE BEROLATTI Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1,3,4; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; Wolf Howl 4; Alchemist 4; "Seventeen Is Terrific" 3; "Fog Island" 4; "Magnificent Obsession" 4; Knights and Ladles of the Blessed Sacrament 3,4; Verde Valley Student Council Officer 4; Party Lead­ er 3,4; Class Officer 2,4; Student Body Officer 4.

DOUGLAS GARBUTT Football 3,4; Class Officer 3; Student Body Officer 3,4, Alchemist 4; Lettermen's Club 3.4; Wolf Howl 3.4; "Magnificent Obsession" 4.

MANUEL DOMINGUEZ Knights and Ladles of the Blessed Sacrament 3.4, Party Leader 4, Football 4; Basketball 4; "Magnifi­ cent Obsession" 4: Class Officer 2,4.

ROSIE FLORES Knights and Ladies of the Blessed Sacrament 4; Class Officer 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Badminton 1,2.3,4; Wolf Howl 4; Glee Club 3,4; Party Leader 4, Alchemist 4; Representative 1,2.

ROBERT DURNEZ Football 4; Basketball 4; Stagecraft 3,4.

FRANCES HAMPEL Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Badminton 1,2,3,4: Pinafore 1; Wolf and Ladies of the

Ensemble 3,4: Volleyball 1,2,3.4; "Seventeen Is Terrific" 3; H.M.S. Howl 3,4; Alchemist 4; Knights Blessed Sacrament 3,4.

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GARRY LOU HILL Drum Corps 1,2,3; Class Officer 2; "Seventeen Is Terrific" 3; Rainbow Girl 1.2,3,4; Volleyball 1.2,3.4; Camera Club 1,2; National Honor Society 2.3,4; Glee Club 1,3,4; H.M.S. Pinafore 1; Wolf Howl 3,4, Al­ chemist 4; Party Leader 4. "Magnificent Obession" 4.

ELISEO MEDINA Football 2,3,4. Basketball 2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Class Officer 3; Alchemist 4.

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EDWARD HOEBBEL Football 1,3,4; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4; "Seventeen Is Terrific” 3; "Fog Island" 4; Party Leader 4; Class Officer 4. Boy Scouts 1; Wolf Howl 3,4; Alchemist 4; "Magnificent Obsession" 4

COLENE MORRIS Volleyball 2; Ensemble 3; Glee Club 1,3; Drum Corps 3; Rainbow Girl 2,3,4; Wolf Howl 3,4; Alchemist 4; Class Officer 4; "Seventeen Is Terrific" 3; Magnificent Obsession" 4

TERESA MARTINEZ Glee Club 1,3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Badminton 2,3,4; Knights and Ladies of the Blessed Sacrament 3.4; Wolf Howl 4; Alchemist 4.

ANELLA ROGERS Glee Club 1.2,3,4; H.M.S. Pinafore 1; "Seventeeen Is Terrific" 3; Volleyball 3; Ensemble 3.4; Wolf Howl; Alchemist 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Festival Accompanist 2,3,4; Class Officer 2,4; D.A.R. Representative 4.

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VERA ROSAS Drum Corps 1,2,3; Wolf Howl 3,4; Alchemist 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Badminton 1,2,3,4; Class Repre­ sentative 3; Class Officer 3.

PAT STARKEY Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Drum Corps 1,2,3; Ensemble 3,4; Trio 2.3; H.M.S. Pinafore 1; "Seventeen Is Terrific" 3; "Magnificent Obsession" 4; National Honor So­ ciety 2,3,4; Volleyball 1.2,3,4; Badminton 1,2,3,4; Sacrament 3,4; Camera Club 2; Representative 2; Party Leader 4; Alchemist 4; Class Officer 2,3.

HENRIETTA SCHUERMAN Alchemist 4; Class Officer 4.-

JOE STEWART Football Manager 4; Stage crew 3,4; Alchemist 4.

GAEL TURNER Drum Corps 3, Class Officer 1,2; "Seventeen Is Terrific" 3; Rainbow Girl 1.2,3,4; Girl's State 3; Volleyball 4; Student Body Officer 2,3,4; Camera Club 2; National Honor Society 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Ensemble 3,4; H.M.S Pinafore 1; Alchemist 4, Wolf Howl 3,4; Party Leader 4; "Magnificent Obsession" 4.

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We give and bequeath, When we're laid underneath.

To our loving friends most dear, The whole of our store.

Were It twice as much more.

Which God's goodness has given us here.

And that none may prevent This, our will and intent, Or occasion the least of Jaw-racket With a solemn appeal We confirm, sign and seal This the true act and deed of our classes.

We, the Senior Class of 1951, in order to leave behind an everlasting memory, do will and bequeath our prize possessions to those we feel are in need of them.

I, Joe Berolatti, will my ability to master the Indian language to Pablo L-eon.

To Albert Rodriguez, I, Manuel Dominguez, do bequeath my ability to get <good grades in Civics.

To Willie Creeden, who is badly in need of it, I, Bobby Dumez, do will and bequeath my height.

I, Rosie Flores, will my Civics book, including all the answers to Jimmy L-ewis.

To Dario Rosas, I, Douglas Garbutt, do leave my ambition to work.

To Justin Elmer, I, Frances Hampel, do bequeath my loud mouth.

I, Garry Lou Hill, do will and bequeath my nickname, "Peter", to Louise Hoebbel.

I, Eddie Hoebbel, do will my ability of ditching classes to Shorty Hogan.

To Dorothy Haltigan, who badly needs it, I, Teresa Martinez, do will my ability to get along with Miss Watson.

To Bill Quisenberry, who can type so well, I, Colene Morris, do bequeath my ability to type better.

I, Anella Rogers, will my ability to play the piano to Jean Oleson.

To Marcia Garbutt, who can use them, I, Vera Rosas, will my small feet.

I, Henrietta Schuerman, will my nickname to Henrietta Targhetta.

To Bill Wombacher, who could use it, I, Pat Starkey, will my knowledge of Shakespeare.

I, Joe Stewart, do will and bequeath my curly hair to Mr. Ensign, who ca n use it as he sees fit.

I, Gael Turner, will my car to anyone whc can drive as well as I.

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Row 2: Gene Lindner, Jim Lewis.

Juniors CLASS OFFICERS

Pat McArthur

Jayne Starkey

President

Pat McArthur

Vice President

Bill Wombacher

Barbara Crawford

Secretary

Barbara Crawford

Albert Rodriquez

Treasurer

Jean Oleson

Mary Morones

Representati ves

Albert Rodriquez Bill Quisenberry

Jean Oleson

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Row 1: Pat McArthur, Mary Morones, Jean Oleson, Bill Quisenberry, Albert Rodriguez.

Row1 2: Jayne Starkey, Bill Wombacher.

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Row 1: Alice Castaneda, Ascencion Chavez, Raymond Contreras, Alvin Coon, Dorothy Dossin.

Row 2: John Doubek, Wayne Funkhouser, Donna Gcdac, Louise Hoebbel, Darrell Hogan.

Row 3: Lavinia Hogan, Sue Hunter, Shirley Johnson.

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President

Louise Hoebbel Wayne Funkhouser

Margaret Morin

Vice President

Lavinia Hogan

Secretary

Dorothy Dossin

Donna Godac

Treasurer

Donna Godac

Dorothy Dossin Raymond Contreras

Bepresen tatives

Mike King Pablo Leon

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Row 1: Mike King, Pablo Leon, Frank Maya, Margaret Morin, Shirlee Morris.

Row 2: Cecil Nelson, Dario Rosas, Herbert Stewart, Narcissa Uribe.

Row 3: Alfredo Vasquez, Pat Whitnell, Gerald Wombacher.

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Row 1: Carol Bean, Betty Jo Bonnaha, Frances Dossin, Manuel Florez, Nancy Hanks.

Row 2: Janice Garbutt, Richard Hannah, Howard James, Billy Lewis.

Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS Henrietta Targhetta Carol Bean Sara Martinez

Frances Dossin Willie Maya

President Vice President

Sara Martinez Betty Jo Bonnaha

Secretary

Janice Garbutt

Treasurer

Elizabeth Orcutt

Represen ta fives

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Carol Bean Raul Renteria

Row 1: Wilma Lewis, Sarah Martinez, Willie Maya, Bob O'Neal, Elizabeth. Orcutt.

Row 2: Dale Pirtle, Charles Schartzer, Henrietta Targhetta, Larry White.

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Row 1: Floyd James, Elda Jean Gentry, Elvira Ballesteros, Sally Herrera, Pete Herrera.

Row 2: Julio Chavez, Malcolm Webb, Yvonne Jackson, Shirley Coon, Sherilyn Hill, Joe Contreras.

Row 3: Russell Van Deren, Tony Thompson, Michael West, Billy Stewart, George Nel­ son, Billy Pirtle, Allen Bonnaha.

Eighth Grade CLASS OFFICERS Russel Van Deren

President

Joe Contreras

Sherilyn Hill

Vice President

Joe Contreras

Secretary

Sherilyn Hill

Treasurer

Malcom Webb

Pete Herrera George Nelson

Represen tatives

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... Sally Herrera

Vera Ballesteros Bill Pirtle

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Row 1: Willie Creeden, Don Pinson, Fred Pinson, Mickey Prim, Velia Contreras, Norma Wolf, Lily Terrerasas, Charlotte Coon.

Row 2: Neal Hogan, Helen Morones, Marsha Hill, Jimmy Wombacher, Anna May Stew­ art, Myrtle Phillips, Barbara Sine.

Row 3: Isabel Herrera, Elidia Martinez, David Tumcjuist, Dale Hunter, Carol Thompson.

Row 4: Cristobal Uribe, Manuel Vasquez, Freddie Blatchford, Mary Arm Duncan, Pat O'Neal, Marion Beck, Winona Johnson.

Row 5: James Jones, John Hunt, Richard Harrah, Hilton Hunt.

Row 6: Mike McArthur, Neil Lewis, Refugio Terrasas, Russell Curry, Irvin Bonnaha, Justin Elmer.

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CLASS OFFICERS ___Carol Thompson

Marion Beck .

_President_______

Patsy O'Neal

Vice President____

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Dale Hunter

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Representatives___

___James Jones Elidia Martinez <

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First, in order to become physically fit for any individual sport, the athlete must maintain a constant training routine,

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grind of training he must endure physical exhaustion, rough physical contact, cuts, bruises, and broken bones. If the athlete intends to make the grade, he must possess the necessary con­ fidence in his own abilities, determined to use them to the utmost. If he displays such qualities plus sportsmanship, his

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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS : .

Victory, Victory is our cry V-I-C-T-O-R-Y— Are we in it?

Well, I guess.

Will we win it?

Yes! Yesl Yes!

These gals really showed a lot of pep in leading us in our yells. We feel they helped us to energize the boys and lead them, on to victory.

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Junior High Cheerleaders We've got a TEAM That's on. the BEAM We've got a team That's on the beam That's really hep to the jive Come on Clarkdale Skin 'em alive!

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ANDY MAYA (Roadrunner)

RAYMOND CONTRERAS (Ray)

Sophomore Fullback C&Captain

Sophomore Halfback

EDDIE HOEBBEL (Etch)

WILLIAM MAYA (Willit

Senior Center Co-Captain

Freshman Quarterback

FRANK MAYO (Pancho)

DOUGLAS GARBUTT (C boo) Senior Halfback

Sophomore End

PABLO LEON (Pano) Sophomore Halfback

DARIO ROSAS (Boracl ROBERT DE VAULT

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JERRY WOMBACHER (Jelly-

CECIL NELSON (Sesel)

bellie) Sophomore Center

Sophomore Manager

BOB DURNEZ (Bozes)

ALBERT SANCHEZ (Chino)

Senior Fullback

Freshman Halfback

SIX MAN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE HOWARD JAMES (Black Wal­ nut)

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GENE LINDNER (Ham-fat) Junior Center

MAUNEL DOMINGUEZ (Man) o . _ mor na

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The innovation of six-man football was due to the decreased enrollment in Clarkdale High. It proved to be a fast and fascinating game for the fans. Clarkdale did quite well in this new sport scoring a total of 220 points to the opponents 145.

JOE BEROLATTI (Pasha) Senior Quarterback | : JOE STEWART (Turkey)

ELISEO MEDINA (Teyo) Senior Quarterback

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Basketball Clarkdale's team did us proud this year by winning 14 out of 19 games and coming in 4th in the Northern Arizona Interscholastic Tournament at Flagstaff. Here are the boys that made the scores with help from Coach De Vault, and Manager Ray Contreras.

ANDY MAYA: Sophomore guard who played good ball this year will be missed next year.

ALBERT RODRIQUEZ: A junior guard who showed some good stuff this year.

Look for him in action next year.

JOE BEROLATTI: Senior forward, Joe was captain of the team. He was a three year letterman, making All Northern, will be missed considerably next year.

BILL QUISENBERRY: Junior center. This was Bill's first year. He should see a lot of action next year.

DARIO ROSAS: Sophomore center. Dario is a basketball player Clarkdale can be proud of. We'll expect great things from him; next year.

ALFREDO VASQUEZ: Sophomore forward. This was Feyo's first year of basketball. With a little more experience we should hear from him in the future. i

MANUEL DOMINGUEZ: Senior guard. This was "Man's" first year out but he always put everything he had into the game.

PABLO LEON: Sophomore guard. Pablo was a little late in coming out this year on account of a leg injury. We should see action from him in the future.

FRANK MAYA: Sophomore forward. Frank played good ball for Clarkdale this year. He had plenty of fight. We should see plenty from him in the future.

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GIRLâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S BADMINTON These girls were chosen by a ladder tournament in which all girls interest­ ed in badminton participated to represent C.H.S, in the State tournament held at Arizona State College at Tempe.

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Dale Hunter, Howard James, Tony Thompson, Manuel Flores, William Maya, Richard Harrah, Dale Pirtle, Hilton Hunt, Irwin Bonaha, Niel Lewis, Jim Wombacher, Mr, Richard Craig, Coach.

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What are the things we will remember in after years, about our high school days? We think the organizations to which

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The melodies learned in the music department will linger with us long. We'll long treasure the thoughts of the good times we've shared at music festivals; the pleasures we've had and the experience we've gained from governing our selves in our student organizations.

The many school organizations have aided almost as much as â&#x20AC;&#x2122;Teadin', writin' and 'rithmetic" in giving us an education, for it through these we learn to live with one another in peace and harmony.

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Pat McArthur, Bill Wombacher, Joe Berolatti, Charles Shartzer, Jim Wombacher, Tony Thompson, Donna Godac.

First Semester Forum Officers President___

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Vice President

Bill Wombacher

Secretary___

Pal McArthur

Treasurer___

Donna Godac

Color Guards

Jim Wombacher Tony Thompson Charles Shartzer

Custodian of the Flag

September 6 Dear Willie, the Woll, Back to good old CHS again lor another glorious year. The day v/as busy with finding books, getting schedules arranged, etc. There's a good bunch of kids in school and it looks like we'll have loads of fun this year ....

Love, Willie Ann 1

P. S. The freshman initiation is tomorrow and boy! have the seniors ever got a grand

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Henrietta Targhetta, Gael Turner, Sally Herrera, Pablo Leon, Patsy O'Neal.

Douglas Garbutt, not in picture, Albert Rodriquez.

Second Semester Forum Officers President____

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Vice President

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Secretary___

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Treasurer___

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Custodian of the Flag

Henrietta Targhetta

September 14

Dear Willie,

The ireshmen took their annual trek to the "C" and gave it a badly needed whitewash.

They did a good job, too. They were a tired looking lot by the time they came down, but strangely enough the seniors looked almost as tired as th* Ireshies. That's a pretty steep hill.

So long lor now ....

Love,

Willie Ann

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The Party Leaders duty was to conduct the Maroon and White party caucuses. They were chosen from the senior class.

October 13 Dear Willie, Gosh, I've sure been busy lately. Can you imagine six weeks of school have gone by already? Ol course, I had to cram /or six weeks tests and oi course it did no good. It seems with football games over the weekends and so many ofher things it's hard to hit the books.

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Love ya ... .

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Dorothy Dossin, Didia Martinez, Frances Dossin, Dvira Ballesteros. lean Oleson, Teresa Martinez, Carol Bean, Willie Maya, Manuel Vasquez.

Ray Contreras, Pablo Leon, Jim Wombacher, Billie Plrtle, George Nelson.

Raul Renteria, Mike King, Jimmie Jones, Douglas Garbutt.

November 10 Dear Willie, 1 know It's a long time since you've heard from me but what a whirl I've been in!

I just came home from the Junior play "Fog Island." It was really a thriller diller.

1 suppose you heard how well we wound up our football season winning lour games out of five! We're looking forward to Thanksgiving vacation now. 1 hope I'll see you then.

Love.

Willie Ann

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TRUMPET SOLOIST John Doubek

SAXOPHONE SOLOIST Elizabeth Orcuit

VOCAL SOLOISTS Barbara Crawford, Alto Pat McArthur, Soprano

MIXED QUARTET Anella Rogers, Accompan­ ist Bill Quisenberry, Bass Barbara Crawford, Alto Jayne Starkey, Tenor Pat McArthur, Soprano

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Row 1: Carol Bean, Lavinla Hogan, Garry Lou Hill, Jayne Starkey, Pat McArthur, Anella Rogers.

Row 2. Elizabeth Orcutt, Rosie Flores, Lois Durnez, Donna Godac, Eleanor Wease, Darlene Murphy, Jesus Flores.

Row 3:, Sarah Martinez, Gael Turner, Jean Oleson, Louise Hoebbel, Fraces Dossin, Janice Garbutt, Nancy Hanks.

Girls Glee Club TRIO Barbara Crawford, Jayne Starkey, Pat McArthur, accompanist, Anella Rogers

The music department was under the direction of Mrs. George Sherman. They have performed at several school assemblies and in several functions of town organ­ izations. The music department, along with the fifth grade, gave a special Christmas program. They also entertained the public along with the Jerome band in a pre-festival program and entered the competition at the Flagstaff Mu­ sic Festival.

GIRLS ENSEMBLE Barbara Crawford, Gael Turner, Sarah Martinez, Jesus Flores, Jayne Starkey, Pat Starkey, Nancy Hanks, Janice Garbutt, Pat McArthur. Accompanist, Anella Rogers.

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Fog Island Presented by the Junior Class Directed by Miss Blanche E. Rayle November 10, 1950

CAST Mrs. Williams___

___ Jayne Starkey

Mr. Williams_____

. Edward Hoebbel

Jerry Martin_____

____ Joe Berolatti Bill Wombacher

Sheriff Doolittle__ Brock ___________

___ Gene Lindner

Margy O'Laughlin

Barbara Crawford

Hazel Sommers __

__ Marcia Garbutt

Ann Wickcliffe___

Dorothy Haltigan

Maurihe Gardner

__ Pat McArthur

Johannah Green __

____ Lois Durnez

Priscilla Ralston

___ Jean Oleson PRODUCTION STAFF

General Manager_________ ( ,

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___ Alice Watson Mary Morones ____Jesus Flores Albert Rodriquez Edward Hoebbel Robert Durnez

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Magnificent Obsession Presented by the Senior Class Directed by Miss Blanche E. Rayle March 29, 1951

CAST Martha__________ Nancy Ashford___ Helen Hudson___ Dr. Malcolm Pyle _ Monty Brent_____ Joyce Hudson____ Bobby Merrick___ Dr. Wayne Hudson Perry____________ Mrs. Wickes_____ Marion Dawson Jack Dawson____

_____ Garry Lou Hill _________Gael Turner ______ Colene Morris ________Gene Lindner ___ Edward Hoebbel ____ Frances Hampel _________ Joe Berolatti ____ Douglas Garbutt Manuel Dominguez ______ Anella Rogers _________ Pat Starkey ____ Bill Wombacher

PRODUCTION STAFF _____ Mr. Robert DeVault General Manager_________ _________Teresa Martinez Business Manager________ _____________ Vera Rosas Assistant Business Manager _____________ Jean Oleson Student Director___________ _________ Margaret Morin Assistant Student Director ________Edward Hoebbel Stage Craft_______________ Joe Stewart, Robert Dumez

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Row 1L. Neil Hogan, Russel Van Deren, Fred Pinson. Malcom Webb, BUI Pirtle, Don Pinson, Wilcox Croeden.

Row 2: Michael West. Charles Schartzer, Tony Thompson, George Nelson, David Turnquist, Fred Blatchford, Mickey Prim.

Row 3: Cristobal Uribe, Larry White, John Hunt, Richard Harrah, Dale Hunter, Hilton Hunt.

Row 4: Richard Hannah, Justin Elmer, Mike McArthur.

December 20 Dear Willie, Just think, Christmas time already I'm chuck full of the old Xmas spirit. I just came home from the Senior Hop and it was wonderful Of course Basketball season is well underway by now. Our boys look like they really have what it takes. We sure massacred Jerome. Cottonwood, too .

See ya scon, Love, Willie Ann

January 19 Dear Willie, I'll take a breather and get you up to dato on what's been happening around here.

The semester ended today and of course, we've been snowed under with tests all week.

I almost hate to see the report cards come out next week.

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Imagine hall the year's gone by. We know, now that we have to make every minute count because this is Clarkdale High's last year as such. The baskebtall team seems bound to make our last year's record the best yet. They've really been knocking off the victories.

I'll let you know the final results of their efforts soon.

Love ya . .

Willie Ann

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Scouts

Row 1 : Malcom Webb, Willie Creeden, Michael West, Bill Stewart.

Row 2: Russel Van Deren, Fred Blatchfcrd, Dale Hunter, Fred Pinson, Bill Lewis, Don Pinson.

Row 3. Tony Thompson, Bill Pirtle, Jim Wombacher, Larry White, Michael McArthur. Mickey Prim.

February 18 Dear Willie, I just returned from the basketball tournament. Our boys really did a line job up there. They came in lourth in the tournament. I am still weak from watching some cl those games. Geo, were they exciting!

1 really had a good time in Flagstaff true to you. Willie.

There were mere men up there! But 1 wzs 1 remain your laithlul girl triend.

Willie Ann March 29

Dearest Willie, Whew, I'm tired. There is a slight, ever so slight, lull between events in the annual spring whirlwind. I just came home from the Senior play. They did "Magnilicent Obsession" and really did a wonderlul job.

Let's see what happened since I wrote you last. Oh yes, the Sophomores gave a dance that was really something to brag about. The Student Council has been busy selecting colors, mascot etc^ lor next year and drawing up a new constitution.

I guess this will be my last letter lor awhile. Will dear, because 1 know Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be terribly busy with the Music lestival, and all. Then the prom is the 4th ol May. I'll expect you home on May 20 lor Baccalaureate and the 25th lor Commencement.

Till then.

I am yours truly, Willie Ann

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7. Down and out. 8. Teecher. 9. Cheese cake. 10. Our Gang. 11. Pretty Marsha. 12, Li'l Techie. 13. Pickup. 14.

Siltin' Pretty. 15. Flyin' Tiger Joe.

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Sue Hunter Barbara Crawford, Shirlee Morris, Pat McArthur. Gael Turner, Lcrvinia Hogan, lecm Olescn. Rosie Flores, Miss Watson, Louise Hoebbel. Dorolhy Halllgan. Frances Doss.n Douglas- Garbutt, Carol Bean, Jayne Starkey, Garry Lou Hill. Anella Rogers. Donna Godac. Not piclured

Frances Hampel, Joe Berolatti, Ed Hoebbel.

WOLF HOWL STAFF

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Pat Starkey, Louise Hoebbel, Garry Lou Hill, Anella Rogers, Miss Alice Watson, Sue Hunter, Barbara Crawford, Albert Rodriguez, Raymond Contreras, Gael Turner.

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School and Sport Supply Company 220 North Seventh Avenue PHOENIX, ARIZONA

Phones: 2-6581 — 2-6582 I

"SERVING THE SCHOOLS OF THE SOUTHWEST"

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Luck And Success

The Chatterbox

To The Class Of '51

Where Folks Gather

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General Building Contractor Phone 4492

SMELTER CITY

Cottonwood

COMPLIMENTS OF

WILLIAM F. SIMPSON Class Of '51 Your Mobilgas Dealer Phones 3937

3932

Cottonwood, Arizona

4291

Priscilla's

Verde Floral Cut-Flowers

Beauty Shop

Potted Plants

BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE

We Telegraph Flowers

TO THE CLASS OF '51

Everywhere

Genevieve Barragan Phone 4566

Cottonwood, Arizona

Phone 5661

MARSTON SUPPLY COMPANY School Supplies And Equipment Athletic Supplies And Equipment Office Supplies And Equipment Phone 4-5651

324 N. Central Ave. PHOENIX, ARIZONA

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Compliments To The i

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CONGRATULATIONS

Jerome Lumber

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His birth certificate reads Joseph Roy Stewart . . We call him “Turkey Joe"

Independent

song . . “Turkey In The Strew"

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Pet saying

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Newspaper Of The

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Verde Valley

Cottonwood Jewelers Hamilton

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FEEL AT HOME

Shady Nook

Bulova Watches

Keepsake And Artcarved

Service Station

Diamond Rings Community

1847 Rogers Silverware

Groceries

International Sterling

And Drinks

Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Phone

COTTONWOOD

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Nel I ie's Beauty Shop

Emil's Buick Co. Sales

Congratulations To The Class 01 51

Service

Complete Automotive Service

Phone 5412

COTTONWOOD

COTTONWOOD

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Where Your Money Goes Further

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U. V. X. Dairy Co.

J- O. Vance, Consignee

Distributors Exclusively

Distributor of

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Havoline And Texas Motor Oils

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Bridgeport

Phone 4037

Stove And Diesel Oil Clarkdale

CLARKDALE TRANSFER

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Generql Hauling Lou Wombacher

Ed Starkey PHONES

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Verde Hardware Company FRIGIDAIRE

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Hardware And Appliances Sportsman s Headquarters in the Verde Valley Phone 2181

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JIM HASKINS MOTOR COMPANY Dodge and Plymouth Job Rated Trucks Phone 4911 COTTONWOOD, ARIZONA

COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY PRESCOTT Serving The Verde Valley

Phone 1300

LUCK AND SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '51 :

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FLAVORETTE STEAKS, INC. CLARKDALE, ARIZONA

CLARKDALE LAUNDRY & CLEANERS GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '51 Phone 4001 or 3621 CLARKDALE, ARIZONA

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SHELL OIL COMPANY, INC. A. C. "Casey” Schwab Agent

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Richard's

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ARIZONA

His birth guez . song . .

"Huh?” . ambition 20 years

certificate reads Manuel Martel Domin­ We call him "Muscles" . . His favorite "La Vie En Rose" . . Pet saying . . . . He spends his time teasing . . His . . Professional football player . . . hence . . Senior at CHS.

BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '51 From

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PRESCOTT

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Verde Food Lockers

Sante Fe Bus Depot Western Union

COTTONWOOD

Sandwiches And Coffee

Phone 3418

ARIZONA

JEROME

King's Cafe

Ciarkdale Pharmacy

Shuffleboard

Cocktail Bar

C. L. Harrah, Jr., Prop.

Phone 3841

Phone 3831 ARIZONA

CLARKDALE

Reliable

Safe

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"Known For Fine Foods"

ARIZONA

CLARKDALE

Best Wishes To The Class of '51

R. C. Pecharich, D.D.S.

Louis Dunn's Texaco

Phone 3781 ARIZONA

CLARKDALE

GARAGE And SERVICE STATION

Best Wishes For A Successful Future To The Graduates of '51

Ciarkdale Grocery Groceries Phone 4801 Ed. Barragan

Meats

Fruits

Ciarkdale Ralph O. Diaz

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Her birth certificate reads Gael Lee Turner . .

We call her "Turnervich" . . . Her favorite song . . "Wabash Cannonball” ... Pet saying . .

"Ohl How do you know!" . . . She spends her time dreaming . . . Her ambition . . to be a per­ fect typist ... 20 years hence . . A Career girl.

Her birth certificate reads Patricia Joon Starkey . . . We call her "Starkevich" . . . Her favorite song . . "Full Moon and Empty Arms" . . . Pet saying . . "Censored!" . . . She spends her time with George . . . Her ambition . . to be a ballet dancer ... 20 years hence . a nun.

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"Get Along Little Doggies" . . . His pet saying . . "Dash gum it!" ... He spends his time dear hunting . . His ambition . . to be a farmer . . .

20 years hence . . cattle rustler.

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Her birth certificate reads Rosa Miramontez Flores . . . We call her Rosie .

Her favorite song . .

"Mona Lisa” . . Pot saying . . "Don't exag­ gerate!" . . . She spends her time reading . . .

None ... 20 years hence . Her ambition . cafeteria owner.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951

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One Mile South of Cottonwood

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COMPLIMENTS OF

UPPER VERDE Public Utilities Company CLARKDALE AND JEROME ARIZONA

Connor and

Sprouse Reitz

Ettinger

Variety Store Cottonwood

Jerome

Cigar Store Soda Fountain

His birth certificate reads Douglas Sherman Garbutt . . . We call him Garboo . . - His favorite song . "All My Love" ... Pet saying . . "Clear as mud!" ... He spends his time -drawing .

His ambition . .to be able to draw . . . 20 years hence . . still drawing!

Joe And Mike

CLARKDALE

ARIZONA

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Her birth certificate reads Frances Ray Hampel . . . We call her Francy . . . Her Javorite song . "Harbor Lights" . . . Pet saying . . "Hmm!" . . . She spends her time with boys . . . Her ambition . Hasher ... 20 years hence . . still boys!

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DON D. STERN Standard Oil Distributor For Chevron Gasoline Standard Heating Oils And Service Unsurpassed ARIZONA

CLARKDALE

GOOD LUCK SENIORS

Verde Grocery and

Garvin L. Turner District Manager

Market

D. O. Roe Agency

We Give S And H Green Stamps COTTONWOOD

ARIZONA

THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY 44-45 Bank of Arizona Bldg.

PRESCOTT

Her birth certificate reads Garry Lou HU1 . . .

We call her Gay Lou . . . Her favorite song . .

“Charlie My Boy" . . . Pet saying . . "Good pete!" . . . She spends her time with Hoolie . . .

Her ambliion . . . Mrs. Hoolie ... 20 years hence . . Little Hoolies.

ARIZONA Phones

His birth certificate reads Edward Joseph Hoebbel . . . We call him "Etch" ... His favorite song . . "Nevertheless” . . . Pet saying "Got a match?" . . . He spends his time loafing . . . His ambi­ tion . . Loafing ... 20 years hence . . biggest bum in town.

Office Prescott 451 Res. Clarkdale 5051

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The Men's Shop

T and T Refrigeration

COTTONWOOD

ARIZONA

Westinghouse We Service Everything

Men's and Boys Furnishings

We Sell

Shoes

COTTONWOOD ARIZONA

Congratulations And

Box 191

Class Of '51

Best Wishes To The

GREETINGS

Her birth certificate reads Teresa Oropeza Mar­ tinez . . . We call her "Techie” . . . Her favorite song . . "Amor de la Calle" . . . Pet saying . .

"Oh yeah?” . . . She spends her time with Mario . . . Her ambition . . marriage ... 20 years hence . . running nursery school.

To The Class Of '51 FROM TOMMY SHERMAN AT THE

His birth certificate reads Eliseo Vindiola Medina . . . We call him 'Teyo” . . . His favorite song . . "Que Rico el Mambo” . . . Pet saying . , "Oh si!” ... He spends his time in Flagstaff . . . His ambition . . to be a barber ... 20 years hence . . a sheep shearer.

Club House

CLARKDALE MOTOR COMPANY General Motor Cars Sales and Service CLARKDALE

ARIZONA

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Complete Banking Facilities For The Entire Verde District

The Bank of Arizona CLARKDALE

COTTONWOOD

JEROME

The Oldest Bank In Arizona Established 1877 Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

COMPLIMENTS OF

JONES FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 4661 ARIZONA

COTTONWOOD

Her birth certificate reads James Colene Morris . . . We call her "Colene” .... Her favorite song .... "Forever And Ever” . . . Pet saying . . "Can I be excused Friday?” . . . She spends her time thinking about Germany . . . Her am­ bition . . bookkeeper ... 20 years hence . . cashier at Selna's, Her birth certificate reads Anella Rogers . . . We call her ' Nella” . . . Her favorite song . . "Our Very Own” . . . Pet saying . . “Did I get a letter?" . - . She spends her time playing the piano • - Her ambition . . home wrecker . . 20 years hence . Pony express rider between Cot­ tonwood and Clarkdale,

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CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '51

The Dog House SMELTER CITY Phone 5423

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Bill Koontz TEXACO STATION

Cottonwood Drug

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Batteries And

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Lubrication CLARKDALE

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DRUGS

Scott & McMillan

Fine Cosmetic Lines

The Home Furnishers Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Service Day Nights

Dial 3541 COTTONWOOD

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Phone 221 ARIZONA

SELNA’S COMPLETE FOOD STORE

Quick And Efficient

CLARKDALE

JEROME

COTTONWOOD

Her birth certificate reads Elvera Rosas . . . We call her Vera .

Her favorite song . . "Mambo No. 5" . . . Pet saying . .“Hay tu!" . . . She spends her time driving . . Her ambition . . to be a chauffeur ... 20 years hence . . driving a bus.

Her birth certificate reads Henrietta May Schuerman . . . We call her Hen . . . Her favorite song . "I'll Sail My Ship Alone" ... Pel saying . .

Holy Cow" . . She spends her time dancing . Her ambition . . modeling ... 20 years hence . a strip teaso artist.

Bob's Photo Lab

Phone 3568 ARIZONA

COTTONWOOD

PURPLE SAGE BAR AND CAFE DANCING

DINING

Phone 2562 ARIZONA

COTTONWOOD

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ARDEN DICED CREAM Quality That Can't Be Scooped

Phone 3521 COTTONWOOD

ARIZONA

The Master Cleaners Richfield Products

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Stove Oil

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Phone 3871

Coming Years.

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Diesel Oil

Gasoline

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CLARKDALE ARIZONA

The Alchemist stall and the seniors ol 1951 wish to express their sincere appreciation to the businessmen who have so kindly given their support to the publication ol this book.

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