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THE SENIOR CLASS E HIGH S HOOL Clarkdale, Ari ona

D We, the Seniors of 1945, humbly and whole heartedly dedicate this year's Alchemist fo the boys and girls from Clarkdale High School, who are serving in the armed

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forces of the United States, and v-,e wish to pay special homage to the boys who have had to interrupt their education to answer the call in our struggle for victory and peace.

May we be worthy of the ideals i hat tl1ey, our boys, arc so intrepidly fighting and dying i·o retain and preserve.

VIRGINIA GREENWELL, Editor.

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2nd row: Milton Lindner, Cecilia Mortinez, Phyllis Denny, June Lewis. Standing: Virginia Green­ well, John Krmpotich, Jim Lowell, John King, George Briggeman, Raul Chavez, Earl Grobe, Miss Salot. (Bud Mounts and Dole Schuerman not pictured.)

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Virginia Greenv-,ell

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SPORTS ..................... ....... ..................................... ... John Krmpotich, Kathleen O'Brien CALENDAR .............................................................................................. Barbara Moore ACTIVITIES ..... . .............................................................. Marian McDonald, Bud Mounts ORGANIZATIONS ........ ........................................... :.......... Jim Lowell. Dale Schuerman .

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Louise Fields

BUSINESS STAFF

George Briggeman

Margaret King, Mgr.

Cecilia Martinez

Phyllis Denny

June Lewis

John King

Mii ton Lindner

FACULTY ADVISERS ................................................ Miss Betty Salo+, Mr. G. B. Jones •

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Abbott, Fronk Adair, Alf red Adair, Milton Adair, Norman Allen, Alvin Allen, Floyd Alvillar, William Alvillar, Christie Alvillar, Louis Anderson, Jock Anderson, Novion Arias, Yrineo Azpeitio, William Azpeitio, Clemente Baiza, Rafael Ballesteros, Lionel Bean, Roland, Jr. Bean, Robert C. Becchetti, Donald Becchetti, Frank Belzner, Robert Beltz, Robert Beltz, Ervin Best, Leo Best, Robert Best, Tom Bequette, De Vaughan Bergman, David Bergman, Ivon Bivin, J. D. Block, Bert * Bonner, Wayne Boren, Vickery Bradford, Charles Bradford, Roy Bragg, Richard Burno, Israel Bueno, Romon Burris, Raymond Burris, Robert Braley, Bill Carlos, Alfred Carlos, Arthur Carlos, Fred Carrillo, Steve M. Carrillo, Claudio M. • Casteneda, Manuel Casteneda, Poul Chambers, Kenneth Chavez, Lupe Chavez, Nellie (WAC) Chavez, Raul Clark, Lawrence Clark, Robert Conder, Albert Contreros, Frank Contreras,- Joe Contreras, Steve Coon, Carl Coon, Dale Coon, Roy Cope, Harold Montgomery Cotner, David

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Cox, John Cox, Mitchel Crick, Paul Crookham, Gory Crookhom, Philip Crockett, Jomes Dole, Jock Dole, Don Daley, Richard * Despain, Robert Despain, Sidney Dietrick, Sidney De Witt, Ben Dickinson, William Dixon, Roy (Coon) Duron, Porfirio Durham, Clarence Durham, Jock Duvall, Ramona Edens, Elton Edens, Francis Eredia, George Eredia, Rolph Escalante, Edward Everett, Glen Fisher, Oliver Ferrin, Arthur Fergus, Lawrence Flores, Juan Flores, Refugio Freemon, William Garcia, Fronk Garcia, Raymond Gassoway, Drennon George, Lloyd George, Loren Gilford, Jomes Gilford, William Gonzoles, Elias Gonzoles, Rudolph Gonzoles, Manuel Gomez, Rodrigo J. Gomez, Joe Greenwood, Donald Grubbs, Neal Guerrero, Alfonso Gerrero, Fred Guillen, Anthony Guillen, Fernando Gussman, Richard Gutierrez, Steve Holtigon, William Hance, Corl Hance, Clyde, Jr. Hanson, William Horrell, LoVerne (WAC) Hayes, Leonard * Hazen, William Herrero, Pascual Herring, Corl Henry, George Hit.es, Dale ·k Hites, Rolph Hites, Robert

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Jomes, Preston Jomes, William Johnson, Richard Jones, Bryant Wade Jones, Milford Jones, Russell Jones, Tom Jones, Tom W. Juarez, Arthur Juarez, John Juarez, Rubin Kane, Martin Kane, Virgil Keller, Henry Ketchum, Victor King, Edward Kipena, Wesley Kovocovich, George Kovocovich, John Kuzel!, Charles Kuzell, Rolph Kuzell, William Loy, Wade Lone, Perry Longford, Hermon Lawrence, Mortin Leon, Leon De Leon, Robert Lewis, Jomes Lockhart, Kenneth Lomeli, Richard Lomeli, Victor Loy, Eugene Loy, Robert Loy, Sherman Luepke, Robert * (RAF) Lujan, Sebastion Lysons, Arthur Lee, Edgar Manriquez, Mariano Maestas, Raymond McDonald, Ronald Macias, Felix Manriquez, Ismael Manriquez, Onorato Manriquez, John Manley, Ray, Jr. Moneth, Francis, Jr. Mortinez, Augustine Martinez, Anthony Mortinez, Cypriano

* These boys gave their lives os a supreme sacrifice for our American way of life.

(I) Missing in Action.

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Mason, Richard Mason, Harold (USMM) Maxwell, Robert Medigovich, Sam Medina, Salvador Mendoza, Oscar Mendoza, Roy Mendoza, Pete Mendoza, Esidro * Mendoza, Fronk Menzie, John Mesa, Donny Michael, Thomas Minerich, Anthony Minerich, George Mongini, Joe Mooney, Gertrude X. Montgomery, Joe " Moore, Wtlliom Moreno, Ascenlion Rudolph Moreno, Anthony Moreno, Louis Mulco1re, Joe Mulcaire, Patrick Mulcaire, Tom Munoz, Isaac Montgomery, Morris Munoz, Salvodor Morgon, Jock Mojica, Jose Melone, Jock Nosh, Roy Nousin, Albert Nausin, Reno Nichols, Joe * O'Brien, Jerry O'Brien, Stephen O'Compo, Alf red O'Compo, Miguel Ohlwiler, E. W. Ohlwiler, Orval Olguin, Robert Ontiveros, Alfred Ontiveros, Herculine Orrantia, Arnold Orrantia, Gilbert Page, Jomes Parsley, Rolph Payne, Morris Pesterfield, Gordon Pieces, George Price, Clyde Purvis, Jock Padilla, Andrew Padillo, Faustino Padilla, Leo Penzel, Elizabeth Quesda, Rufugio Quesdo, Rito Ragle, P. W.

Reese, Alvin Reese, Charles Reese, Robert Reyes, Jerordo Rhodes, Norman Riley, Roy Rodriquez, Florentino Rodriquez, Poul Rodriquez, Henry Rodriquez, Jose Rodriquez, Louis Rosalez, John Rosalez, Auden Rosalez, Antolin Rosas, Miguel Rosas, Delfino Rosas, Nicholas Rosas, Reyes Rucker, August Rucker, William Rudd, Eldon Rumbaugh, Donald Runge, Joseph Russell, Alton Russell, Holland Russell, Ned Ryon, Darwin Sanchez, Armando Sanchez, Fronk Sanchez, Julio Sanchez, Manuel Sanchez, Patricio Sanchez, Raul Sherman, George Siler, George Siler, Harley Simpson, Teddy Skousen, Chester Shanahan, Michael Smith, Colvin Smith, Fred Smith, Raymond Smith, Orivil Southard, Tucker Spooner, Leornard Stadlemon, Joe Storr, Hiway Stout, Robert Strahan, Alton Strahan, Horry Strahan, Myron Sullivan, Eugene Sullivan, Warren Smith, Lyle Sherman, Robert Simpson, George Tavasci, Poul Teague, Herman Teague, Morion * Thompson, Harley Thelen, Kenneth Tom, William

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Torrez, Aurelio Torrez, Ed Torrez, Pot Torrez, Philip Torrez, Y smoel T rellue, Jock Trujillo, Ed Truscott, George Turner, George Turner, Kenneth Twit1y, Omer Uren, William Vo ldez, Rau I Valencia, Frank (Lopez) Von Deren, Hugh Von Court, Gale Venables, Albert Verdugo, Armin Verdugo, Manuel Vidler, Robert (I) Villalva, Louis Vinyord, David Varela, Marcelino Varela, Rose {WAVE) Walsh, Richard Walker, Som Washer, Wilton Webb, Malcolm Wedgworth, Ethel (Marionette) Wellington, Clarence Wellington, Fronk Wiggins, Clyde Willard, Jock Womack, Betty (WAC) Wright, Ed Wright, Glenn Wright, Mary (WAVES) Wright, Poul Wright, Wilbur Womack, Don Womack, Donald Wombocker, Joe Yates, Charles Young, Herbert, Jr. (I) Zonetto, Angelino (Sullivan) (WAC) Zordeneto, David Zordeneto, Samuel Zordeneto, Oscar TEACHERS IN SERVICE Davis, Mock L. Ensign, Donald Feeney, Patrick Herr, Selma Hickerson, Carl Hickman, Ethel Krepela, Carol (WAVE) Jenkin, Ronald Newton, A. L. Shumway, Boyd Rieder, Ruby (SPAR)

boys gave their lives as a supreme sacrifice for our American way of life.

(I) Missing in Action.

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LEADERS OF THE WOLF PACK

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Superintendent of Schools

CARL GUTHRIE

Principal of Hi _j#f',Scho ' ••

BOARD OF EDUCATION

MR. H. DEAN CRAWFORD MR. JAMES W. BYRKIT

Clerk of School Boa rd

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FACULTY

Seated: Miss Blanche Royle, Mr. Corl Guthrie, Miss Betty Solo!, Mrs. Dorothy Benot-z, Mr. G. Bryant Jones, Miss Doro• Standing: Mr. Som Medigovich, Mrs. Annette Roberts, Mr. M. F. C. Smith, Miss Alice Watson, Mr. J. C. thy Klein.

Culbertson, Mrs. Dorothy Irvin, Mrs. John Goodwin, Mrs. Elizabeth Hoff pouir, Miss Pearl Luttrell, Mrs. Nora Sullivan.

G. Bryant Jones ............................................. ....... .. . Superintendent Carl Guthrie ........................... .................. H. S. Principal and Spanish Mrs. Dorothy Benat1 ............. .................................... School Secretary Mrs. John Goodwin .................................................. ....... School Nurse J.C. Culbertson .......................................................... Manual Training Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffpauir ............................................. .. Social Science Mrs. Dorothy Irvin ........................................ English, Home Economics Miss Dorothy Klein .................................................. English and Library Miss Pearl Luttrell ........................................................................ Music Sam S. Medigovich ........................ Bookkeeping, P. E. and Coaching Miss Blanche E. Rayle ........................ ............ English, Latin, Dramatics Mrs. Annette Roberts .................................................... Social Science Miss Bessie Salot ................................ Science and Physical Education C. Foss M. Smith .......................................... Mathematics and Physics Miss Alice Watson ............................................................ Commercial Mrs. Nora Sullivan ............................................................................ Art Mrs. Lois Williams ................................ Social Science and Arithmetic

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Maurice Ryon, Milton Linclner, Louis Moore.

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Standing:

FORUM OFFICERS First Semester

President

Milton Lindner

Margaret King

Vice-President

Bonnie Moore

Maurice Ryan

Secretary

Emily Louttit

Jim Lowell

Treasurer

Lewis Moore

Jack Roberts

Custodian of Flag

Russell Beck

Color Guards

Verbon Yates Ernest Harrison

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Second Semester

Ernest Harrison John Crawford Frank Lomeli

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1st row: Miss Solot (sponsor), George Briggeman, John King, Phyllis Garrison.

Schuerman, Jim Lowell, John Krmpotich, Louise Fields.

First Semester

2nd row: Dole

Second Semester

President

George Briggeman

Vice-President

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Phyllis Garrison

John Krmpotich

Treasurer

John Krmpotich

Louise Fields

Representatives

Dorthy Hottle

Dale Schuerman

George Briggeman

Raul Chavez

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Cecilia Martinez

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JOYCE BROOKS

GEORGE BRIGGEMAN

Drum and Bug le Corps l 2 3 4; Tumbling Team 1; Girls' Volleyball 3; Comp Fire Girls 1; Bowling 2 3; Minute Maid 3.

Football 3 4; lettermen's Club 3 4; Alchemist Stoff 4; Closs President 4; Forum Representative 2 4.

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VIRGINIA BROOKS

Drum and Bugle Corps 1 2 3 4; Bond 3 4; Glee Club 1 2; A Cappello Choir 1; Treasurer 1 2; Dramatics Club 1; Comp Fire Girls 1; Bowling 3; Girls' Volleyball 2 3.

MARY COLE

Girls' Volleyball 2; Girls Basketball 2; Ploy Prompte1 3; Business Manager, "The Red Spider" 4.

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RAUL CHAVEZ

Model Airplane Club 2; Ra­ dio Club 3; Badminton 3; Football 4; Alchemist Stoff 4; F0rum Representative 4.

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Girls' Basketball 1 2 3 4; Girls Volleyball 1 2 3 4; Tumbling I; Wolf Howl Stoff 3; G. A. A. 4; Campfire Girls 1.

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Drum and Bugle Corps 1 2 3 4; Bond 2 3 4; Glee Club 1 2; A Cappello Choir l; Closs Secretory 1; Forum T r:eosur:er 2; Dramatics Club 1; Comp Fire Girls 1; Bowl­ ing 3; ''Brother Goose" 3; Alchemist Stoff 4; Wolf Howl Stoff 3 4; ''The Red Spider" 4.

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IGNAClA GARCIA

Glee Club 2; Closs Repre­ sentative 3; "Brother Goose'' 3; Girls' Volleyball 4.

Girls' Volleyball I 2 3 4; Girls' Bosketboll 2 3 4; Lat­ in-American Club 3; G. A. A. 4.

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Orchestra 4; Alchemist Stoff 4; Publicity Manager, "The ed Spider" 4.

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Home Economics Club 1; Closs Secretory 2; Alchemist Stoff 4; Mathematics Club 2.

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Orchestra 2 3 4; Forum Rep­ resentative 2; Radio Code 3; "Brother Goose" 3; Glee Club 2; "The Red Spider" 4.

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JOHN KING

Football 2 3 4; Basketball 2 3; Forum Treosurer 2; "Bro­ ther Goose" 3; Closs Vice­ President 4; Lettermen's Club 2 3 4; Alchemist Stoff 4; Forum Secretary 3.

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LEONARD KLEIN, JR.

"King Ko-Ko", Band 1 2 4; Orchestra 1 2 4; Glee Club Accompanist I 2; Junior Choir 1 2; Wolf Howl 4; "The Re:l Spider" 4.

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MARGARET KING

Glee Club 1 2; A Cappello Choir 1 2; Girls' Basketball 1 2 3; Girls' Volleyball 1 2 3; Drum and Bugle Corps 1 2 3 4; Wolf Howl Stoff 2 3; Alchemist Stoff 4; Tumbling 1; "Brother Bowling 3; Goose'' 3; Comp Fire Girls 1.

Drum and Bugle Corps 1 2 3 4; Bond 2 3 4; Bowling 2 3; Girls' Basketball 2 3 4; Girls' Volleyball I 2 3 4; G. A. A. 4; Wolf Howl Staff 3; Class Treasurer 3; Glee Club 1 2; Tumbling Team 1; Library 4; Alchemist Staff 4; Vice-President Forum 3; Business Manager, Junior Play 3; Forum President 4.

JOHN KRMPOTICH

Lettermen's Club 3 4; Vice­ President Lettermen's Club 4; Boy Scouts 1 2 3 4; Alchem­ ist Staff 4; Treasurer 4; Bowling 1; Forum Represen­ tative 1 3; Basketball 4; Class Secretary 4 ; "The Red Spider'' 4; Football 3 4 .

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Football J 2 3 4; Lettermen's Club 2 3 4; ''Brother Goose" 3; Alchemist Stoff 4; Forum President 4.

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Football 4; Alche Lettermen's Secretary ident 4.

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Drum and Bugle Corps 2 3 4; Vice-President Forum 3; "Brother Goose'' 3; Closs President 2; Bowling 2 3; Alchemist Stoff 4; Bond 2; Closs Secretory 3; Choir 2; Glee Club 2; "The Red Spi­ der'' 4.

Spanish Club 1 2; Lotin­ Americon Club 1; Alchemist Stoff 4; Forum Representa­ tive 4; Home Economics Club 1•

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Latin-American Club 3; G. A. A. 4; Girls' Volley!::>oll 2 3 4: G,rls' Basketball 2 3 4.

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Drum and Bugle Corps 2; Girls' Volleyball 3 4; Girls' Basketball 4; Radio Code 3; G. A. �- 4; Alchemist Stoff -..-; Mi 6ie aid 3; "The Red

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KATHLEEN O'BRIEN

Glee Club I 2 3; A Cappello Choir 1 2; Dramatics Club 1; Girls' Basketball 1 2 3 4; Girls' Volleyball I 2 3 4; Drum and Bugle Corps 3 4; Wolf Howl Stoff 2 3; Al­ chemist Stoff 4; G. A. A. 4; Library I.

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Girls' Basketball 4; Girls Volleyball 4; Student Direct­ or of Senior Ploy 4.

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In our first goal we bought enough stamps and bonds to purchase a field ambu­ lance. The school's name was placed on this ambulance on March I, 1945. Then we went on to greater success to purchase a liaison plane.

We are justly proud of our minute-man flag, for we were one of the first schools in the county to obtain the goal of ninety per cent of the students purchasing war bonds or stamps. Our achievements have also awarded us with a copy of the original Bill of Rights manuscript.

Under the able chairmanship of Miss Alice Watson, several campaigns were staged to boost sales. The cake raffle was a huge success. Mothers donated the cakes, and the students bought stamps and bonds to receive chances on the cakes.

Then later in the year the Rhythm Kids provided the music for a war stamp dance.

The admission was war stamps. In addition there was a variety of games for those who didn't care to dance.

Clarkdale High School students have also participated in the Red Cross and United Clothing drives with equal success.

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OFFICERS Second Semester

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Don King

Vice-President'

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Rhae Wease

John Stotts

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SOPHOMORES

1st Row: Pike Grubbs, Floyd Pigg, Clinten Self, Jock,e Brewer, Jim Woo::lring, Junior Beyen. 2nd Row, Mr. Smith, Jim Cook, Wolter Coon, Roberl Russell, Lewis Moore, Jock Roberts, Edwin Glover, Julious Contreros, Tom Borrogon, Roy Gomez. 3rd Row: Wendell Despoin, Margarito Conlreros, Roy Mar­ entes, Gleston Freemon, John De Will, Lorry Wright, Romon Valdez, Albert Hoebbel. 4th Row, Mario Torrez, Kenneth Baxter, Fronk Eredio, Monuel de lo Torre, J. B. House, Henry Rodriquez, Carlos Es­ quedo.

OFFICERS

President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Representatives Sponsor

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Lewis Moore Bettie Jo Bean Edwin Glover Pat Riley Pike Grubbs Adelaide Corona

Second Semester Mary Morin Pat Riley Floyd Pigg Albert Hoebell Willie Gene Hallett Mario Torrez Mr. Smith

1st Row: Marjorie Hollett, Willie Gene Hallet, Colleen fuller, Leno Deon, Barbaro Jones. 2nd Row: Erlinda Silva, Loree Ann Rees, Mory Morin, Betty Conder, Bellie Jo Bean, Betty Lewis, Joyce Livengood, 3rd Row: Armido Holguin, Esperanza Betty Williams, Norma Jo Smith, Shirley Loy, Erma Walker.

O•Compo, Morie Malich, Louise Reeves, Ollie Heatherly, Potricio Henderson, Rulh Richmond, Concho Rodriquez, Adelaide Corona.

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2nd Row: Sistel Luna, Russell Beck, Rom1do Leon, Delorez Eredia, Carlos Flores, Romon Olguin, George Stotts, Dick Loy. 3rd Row: Joe Rosalez, Vicente Leon, Vicente Contreros, Joe .6.lvillor, Howard Wease, Tony Moya, Mortin Figueroa, .:..-· Fred Greer, Bob Cook.

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Ramido Leon Frances Hanks Beatrice Salaiz Bill Goss Sarah Berolatti Ernest Harrison Miss Watson

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1st Row: Angel Moye, John Crowford, Don Truscott, Leo Zuercher, Jimmie Byrkit, Eric Corlyle.

2nd Row: Addie Reeves, Frances Bueno, Martino Contreros, Louise Westerbrook, Shirley Wom­ bocker, Irene Nelson, Emma Mortinez, Ruth Rodriquez, Esther Gonzoles, Helen Gonzoles. 3rd Row: Mrs. Roberts, Jose Lomeli, Richard Densmore, Solly Vero, Mory Rosas, Enedina Torrez, Ynez Uribe, Jesus Valdez, Tony Sanchez. 4th Row: Tom Sanchez, Billy Nelson, Lowrence Russell, Everordo Caballero.

OFFICERS First Semester

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Vice-President

Everardo Caballero

Secretary

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Treasurer

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Don Truscott

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Lomeli, Herminice Moreno, Glenmo Jo Nunneley, Alicia Rodriquez, Jenny Garcia, Pot Lowell, Romona Molino, Juanita Uribe, Ron1ono Sanchez, Morion Whagodo, Genevieve Alvillor. 3rd Ro-..,: Angustine Rosas, Fred leivas, Valdemor Padillo, Santos Chavez, Mercy Ramirez, Isobel Gutierrez, Billy Allen, George Krmpotich, Leonard Lewis. 4th Row: Fronk Lomeli, Junior Medino, Donald Herdon, Ramon Quesada, Cecil Dorchester, Fronk Rodriquez, Hubert Bonnoho, Frank Mortinez.

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SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS First Semester

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George Krmpotich

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Frank Martinez

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Elizabeth Moore

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Kenneth Ragle Genevieve Alvillar Howard Carlyle

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Front Center: Miss So lot, Sponsor.

I st Row: Bonnie Moore, Zono Moy Everett, Shirley Moore, Peggy Reynolds, Betty Cook, Willie Gene Hollett, Emiiy Louttit, Phyllis White. 2nd Row: Pouline Foster, Opol Everett, Tereso Flores, Dolly Lewis, Joon Homilton, Erlindo Selva, Dolores Flores, Fronces Gomez, Borboro Jones, Betty Conder, Elviro Corlos. 3rd Row: Consuelo Guerrero, Gene­ vieve Corrillo, Adeloide Corono, Nellie Espinoso, Eleonor Mortinez, Morgoret King, Morion Mc­ Donold, Mory Morin, Bertho Rodriquez, Jenny Prodo. 4th Row: lgnocio Gorcio, Concho Rodri­ quez, Morgoret Ontiveros, Elberto Coon, Lorroine A. Colemon, Kothleen O'Brien, Mory Mosley, Isobel Corrillo.

This year under the sponsorship of Miss Salo+, a G. A. A. was organized.

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The girls' volleyball and basketball teams were chosen from the group.

The officers of this club was as follows: President

Pauline Foster

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Virginia Brooks

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The club met the first of the school year to elect new officers.

There v,ere no

activities until after Christmas.

After Christmas the club met to order some gold footballs for the boys who had earned two letters or more in football.

A committee was appointed to see about a constitution for the club.

At the end of the semester new officers were elected and dance committees were set up for the rest of the school year.

On February 2 the club held its first dance in the high school.

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22 they held their annual barn dance.

The club set up some rules for initiating new members, who were initiated the latter part of the school year.

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Front: Velmo Lewis, Pouline Foster, Borboro Moore, Louise Fields. 1st Row: Virginia Brooks, June Lewis, Wilma Jeon Wil­ lison, Margaret King, Shirley Wombocker, Leah Klien. 2nd Row: Phyllis White, Barbaro Jones, Kathleen O'Brien, Patricio Lowell. 3rd Row: Joyce Brooks, Bonnie Moore, Shirley Moore, Helen Beyen, Louise Westerbrook, Jewell Westerbrook.

4th Row: Peggy Shockley, Phyllis Denny, Dolly Lewis, Joan Hamilton, Addie Reeves, Elizabeth Moore.

The Drum and Bugle Corps marched through this year ,n the style that has become standard during the six years of its existence as an outstanding organization of C. H. S. The girls' snappy marching and tricky maneuvering at the football and basketball games were something to see! of C. H. S.

They did a lot towards boosting the school spirit

Through their efforts, a highly successful pep rally was organized

before one of the home football games.

The corps was led by Barbara Moore as majorette, and Louise Fields and Pauline Foster as twirlers.

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2nd Row: Elizabeth Moore, Gene Tutt, Harold Prince, Jock Mason, C. Nelson, Norman Smith, Velma 3rd Row: Leah Klein, lewis, Shirley Wombacker, John Crawford, Kenneth Ragle, Eric Carlyle, Don Truscort.

B·orbara Jones, Howard Wease, Bruce Harvey, Howard Carlyle, Jesus Valdez, Earl Grobe, Robert Harvey.

4th Row: Barbaro Crowford, Jewell Westerbrook, Beatrice Soloiz, Esperanza O'Compo, Norma Holinen, Mory Harvey, Marjorie Denny, Jackie Brewer, Billy Schwerdtfeger, Leonard Klein, Miss Luttrell. Not pictured: Do­ lores Flores, John Cansler, Wonda Wills.

This year the orchestra, under the direction of Miss Pearl Luttrell, was very active.

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Seven -senior members will be lost this year, but even so, the future of the organization looks good.

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Pracl·ices were held bo·I h a ·� 7 :30 in the morning and during seventh period. The fact that this time was well spent was evidenced at all the performances of the orchestra.

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, , A MIND OF HER OWN''-JUNIOR PLAY

Front: Erwin Montgomery, Philip Woodring.

1st Row: Wilmo Willison, Peggy Reynolds, Mobel Colvert, Emily Louttit, Beotrice Muretic, Peggy Shockley, Bonnie Moore. Stonding: Mory Mosley, Miss Royle, John Stotts, Mourice Ryon, Doniel Girdner, Wolloce Collum, Mike Krmpotich, Bertho Rodriquez.

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Jim Bartlett, a contractor .... ..................... ................. .......................... .. Daniel Girdner Delia Bartlett, his wife ........... ....... ..... ....................... ...................... . Mabel Calvert Lizzie, their maid ......................................... .............. ............................ Beatrice Muretic Tommie, their son .......................... ......................................................... Mike Krmpotich Nettie, their youngest ................................................................................ Bonnie Moore Delphine Lindley, Bunny's guest .............................................................. Peggy Shockley Bunny, a charming girl .............................................................................. Peggy Reynolds Steve Henderson, who likes Bunny .............................................. ............... Maurice Ryan Carol Russell, the girl next door ...................................................... Wilma Jean Willison Miss Flora Fenwick, a naturalist .................................................................... Helen Beyen Hugh Randall, who also likes Bunny ........................................................ Wallace Collum Jessica Atwood, another of Bunny's guests ................................................ Emily Louttit Mrs. Rosenbaum, a contractor's wife ....... ............................................ Bertha Rodriquez

PRODUCTION STAFF

General Manager ..................................................................... ................ Mrs. Hoffpauir Business Managers . .............................................................. E. Montgomery, P. Shockley Stage Manager ... ......................................... .................................................. John Stotts Property Manager ..................... ....................... .................... ...................... Rhae Wease Stage Carpenter ...................................................................................... Philip Woodring Student Director ............................................................................................ Mary Mosley Publicity ..................... ........................ ................................ Art and Commercial Classes

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Business Manager ............ ···················································•···················· ······· . Mary C ole Assistant Manager ..... . ......................................................................... Kathleen O'Brien Publicity Manager ························································································· ··· Earl Grabe Ass istant .......................... ........................................ ..................................... Arla Strahan

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I st Row: Leonard Klein, Henry Rodriquez, Jock Roberts, John Stotts, Do'e Grobe, Bill Goss.

2nd Row: Phyllis Denny, Beotrice Salaiz, Lech Klein, Emily Louttit, Pot Riley, Betty Jo Bean, Bonnie Moore, Virginie Brooks. 3rd Row: Mrs. Roberts (sponsor), Elizabeth Moore, Pauline Foster, Adeline Gollegos, Joyce Duffey, Frances Honks, Dolores Flores, Isobel Carrillo, Elvira Carlos, Virginia Greenwell, Miss Watson (sponsor).

The Wolf Howl has been a great hit this year under the editorship of Bettie Jo Bean and Pat Riley.

The paper has made a complete coverage of all social events, assemblies, sport activities, and by all means-the latest gossip!

Mrs. Roberts and Miss Watson have been responsible for seeing that the pub­ lishing and printing of the Wolf Howl has run so smoothly.

Editors-in-Chief .......................................................................... Betty Jo Bean, Pat Riley News and Features ..... Phyllis Denny, Henry Rodriquez, Frances Hanks, Emily Louttit, Joyce Duffey, Beatrice Salaiz Editorial . . . .

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Sports Editor ............................... ..... ......... .................................................. Jack Roberts Exchange ................ ............... ............ ..... ............................................. Ernest Harrison Junior High News ..................... ............... John Crawford, Leah Klein, Elizabeth Moore

Typists ...................................................... Isabel Carrillo, Elvira Carlos, Virginia Brooks,

Dolores Flores, Virginia Greenwell

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Second Row: Bob Woit, Don King, Tom Borrogon, Romido Leon, Lewis Moore.

The Clarkdale High School Wolves had a rather disastrous football season.

After tieing the first two games the squad lost four straight.

On September 22 the Wolves journeyed to Williams. Clarkdale scored early in the second period with Russell going over from the four. Williams scored on a pass interception in the same period. The Wolves threatened continually, but the score ended 6-6.

October 6 found the squad traveling to Flagstaff for an encounter with the Eagles. The Clarkdale team pushed the ball all over the field except over the goal line. The game ended in a scoreless tie.

October 13 the Wolves bowed to the Northern Co-Champion Winslow squad.

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FOOTBALL ROLL CALL TOM "RUDY" BARRAGAN: Halfback. Soph­ omore. A fast, elusive back, proving exception­ ally well for a first year back.

RUSSELL "PORKEY" BECK: Center, Fresh­

man.

Russell didn't see any action this year but he stuck it out to the end. When he does get in, he will prove his ability.

JUNIOR "OKIE" BEYEN: Center, Sopho­ more. A scrappy, never say die player. Keep punching Junior and you will make it.

GEORGE "BRIG" BRIGGEMAN: End, Sen­ ior. A defensive wizzard who seldom had his end turned. His pass catching set up several touch­ downs. George is a two year letterman and nominated honorable mention All Northern.

WALTER "SLUGGER" COON: Guard, Sophomore. Coon earned his second letter this year. A rugged guard noted for his aggressive­ ness. Great things will be expected of him next year.

FRANK EREDIA: Tackle, Sophomore. He is our place kicking expert; also a good lineman who gained valuable experience for next year.

DONALD "SHAKEY" KING: Guard, Junior.

The scrappiest player on the squad. An alert lineman who is plenty tough to stop.

JOHN "HON" KING: Tackle, Senior. Man Mountain Kinq proved to be plenty hard to stop.

He is noted for piling up the enemy's interfer­ ence. John is a three vear letterman and made honorable mention All Northern.

JOHN "JOHNNIE" KRMPOTICH: Half­ back, Senior. A two year letterman who was in always fighting and giving all he could.

MIKE "SQUARE" KRMPOTICH: Center, Junior. He jarred many an opponent's teeth with his vicious blocks and tackles. Captain elect of the squad; also placing honorable mention of the All Northern Squad.

RAMIDO LEON: Halfback, Freshman. A fast moving halfback who still has three years in front of him. He was sidelined during the season with an injured ankle.

VICENTE LEON: He was also sidelined be­

cause of a shoulder injury. He will be in there again next year.

MILTON "MO" LINDNER: Quarterback, Senior. A vicious tackler and hard running ball carrier. A four year letterman and Co-Captain elect.

TONY MAY A: End, Freshman. Tony proved to be our pass catching expert, even though a freshman. Beware, opponents, he still has three seasons ahead of him.

Guard, LEWIS "CLOSECUT" MOORE: Sophomore. Doing a bang up job at guard; Lewis still has two seasons to prove his unques­ tionable abiliiy.

ROBERT "NICKLEHEAD" RUSSELL: Full­ back, Sophomore. A deadlv accurate passer and a line backer deluxe. He did a fine job backing up the line. He also made Honorable Mention All Northern.

RHAE WEASE: Halfback, Junior. A half­ back and when in the open very hard to stop.

He is another Honorable Mention All Northern player. Give it everything you have next year, Rhae.

PHILIP "PHIL" WOODRING: End, Junior.

A pass snagging speed merchant. He still has one more year to go.

VER BON "TOAD" YATES: Guard, Fresh­ man. Like his brother, Charlie, Verbon will make a mighty fine guard in the coming three years.

ERNEST HARRISON: Guard, Freshman.

Though not getting into any action, Ernest saw the season out. Things like that make ball players.

RAMON OLGUIN: Halfback, Freshman.

Ramon didn't see action either, but also finished the season.

JIM LOWELL: Guard, Senior. Jim had what it took to make a letter by playing for the first time. He proved exceptionally hard to handle on the defense.

MANUEL DE LA TORRE: Tackle, Sopho­ more. A big boy who can plug up those holes as well as he can make them.

JACK "NOISY" ROBERTS: Center, Sopho­ more. Jack will develop into a fine lineman with his never say die attitude. Give it all you've got next year, Jack.

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Cooch Medigov,ch; 4 Philip Woodring, Forward; 8 Romido Leon, Guard; 10 Joe Medino, Guard; 9 Henry Rodriquez, Center; 6 Johnnie Krmpotich, Guard; 11 Bob Russell, Guard; 7 Tony Mayo, Center; 12 Margarito Contreros, Forward; 3 Tom Barragan, Forward; Not in picture: Rhoe Wease.

Co-Captains Tony Moya and Rhoe Wease.

Fielding one of the finest teams in the Northern circuit, the Wolf cagesters registered surprising upsets over highly rated teams.

The lack of experience was

the team's chief detriment with only three returning lettermen.

Next year's outlook is exceptionally bright with all but John Krmpotich returning.

May this year's mistakes be next year's victories.

The Wolves gained the semi-finals in the Northern Tournament by defeating the favored Holbrook five and then taking the Williams quintet; but finally losing out to Flagstaff in the semi-finals.

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BASKETBALL TEAM \

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Miss Solot, Cooch. Seated: Consuelo O'Compo, Jenny Prado, Zona Moy Everett, Beatrice Salaiz, Dolly Lewis. Standing: Emma Berolotti, Margaret Ontiveros, Dorothy Peterson, Joan Hamilton, Joyce Duffey, Sarah Berolotti.

SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL AND BASKETBALL TEAM

Miss Solot. Seated: Ollie Heatherly, Barbaro Jones, Ruth Richmond, Willie Gene Hollett, Betty Conder. Standing: Armida Holquin, Concho Rodriquez, Mory Morin, Patricio Henderson, Loree Ann Rees, Leno Deon, Adelaide Corona.

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GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL GIRLS ALL-SCHOOL TEAM

front: Bonnie Moore. 1st Row: Consuelo Guerrero, Kathleen O'Brien, Pauline foster, Opal Everett, Zona Moy Everett, Dolores Flores, Betty Smith. Stand­ ing: Miss Solot, Elvira Carlos, Isobel Carrillo, Dorothy Peterson, Morion McDonold, Eleonor Mortinez, Concho Rodriquez, Teresa Flores, Genevieve Corrillo.

This year a Girls All-School team was organized.

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The girls showed excellent cooperation and fine sportsmanship.

VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT 15

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BOY SCOUT TROOP 217

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Scout Troop 217 of the Grand Canyon Council has had a successful year. They have played basketball games with both the Jerome and Cottonwood Scouts. They also plan to engage these same Troops in softball games when the season permits.

Of course, there have been the ever-present hikes and excursions. been staged on foot and by bicycle.

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The hikes have carried them to Sycamore

and other places of interest to nature lovers.

They have helped the war effort by sponsoring paper, old bottle, and scrap drives.

In the way of advancement, one Scout has recently attained the rating of "Life," and two more are well on their way to the coveted "Eagle" Scout degree.

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The doors of C. H. S. opened once again. Seemed kinda' nice to gei¡ back to the old grind, and see all the familiar smiling faces, and some new ones too!

As a preview of what was to come, a social hour the third day of school.

Good way to get acquainted.

The freshmen and Clemenceau sophomores trudged up the hill and did a good job on the old C. Freshmen initiation and reception. Didn't the "greenies" look quaint in their costumes? How did they do it? They all looked quite human at the dance.

The first football game of the year, played at Williams. The team got off to a good start with a tie.

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The Wolves played host t-o Winslow and lost to the invaders.

Kingman battered down the Wolves defenses on the home field, but it was a good game. The Drum and Bugle Corps did some fancy marching during the half. And don't forget that super dance after the game!

Coed dance sponsored by the Seniors. The gals' night to shine!

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St. Johns threw the Wolves for a loss before the eyes of the home folks.

The big game of the season with our age-old rivals, Jerome. The Wolves put up a tough fight but the Muckers came out on top.

Junior play cast. The juniors chose "A Mind of Her Own." The annual football banquet. The Home Economics Department certainly outdid itself for the team. And the team deserved it!

Thanksgiving vacation. We needed the rest after all the hard work we had put out!

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The Junior play. We didn't realize we had so much talent floating around loose.

Wickenburg and Clarkdale met on the home court for the first basketball game of the season. The visitors were also the victors, but we'll get 'em next time!

Senior Hop. A wonderful way to start the Christmas vacation.

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Off to Flag in all the coats etc., we could round up. Must have been that icy weather that made the boys lose.

Played the Muckers on the home court. A night of Victory for the Wolves.

The Wolves met defeat at the hands of the Williams five at Williams.

Too bad the cheering section couldn't go, might have been a different story.

A National Assembly. The Valleaus, hypnotists held 1,1s spellbound with their interesting program.

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Mr. Al Truscott gave an enlightening talk on the G. I. Bill of Rights.

Tryouts for the Senior play. The seniors chose a mystery, "The Red Spider." Sounds good!

The Freshmen treated us all to a party at the clubhouse. Not only dancing but games as well!

Music concert, sponsored by the Music Department. Swing and classical music were both on the program.

Annual Letter.men Barn Dance. We had a super time in the Western setting, with the hay underfoot. And don't forget the calf!

Spring holiday. How we looked forward to it!

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The Wolves kept up their winning streak and beat Seligman.

The boys journeyed to Prescott where they lost a hard fought game to the Badgers.

The Seniors sponsored a social hour to raise funds for their almost de­ pleted treasury.

We invaded Jerome during one of the worst snow storms ever, only to lose to the Muckers. Well, turn about is fair play!

The Flagstaff Eagles came down in fine feather and trimmed the Wolves.

The Badgers came over and the Wolves paid them back for the defeat they suffered in Prescott. After the game all rivalry was forgotten at the annual Sophomore Hop. Did you find your name on one of those hearts?

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"Morton Magic," a National Assembly. We all have a weakness for magicians, and this show certainly lived up to our expectations.

The big event of the year! Of course we Seniors think it was the next best prom ever.

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Dress rehearsal for the Senior play. Do rehearsals ever go off perfectly ?

Senior play. The Juniors don't have a corner on the acting talents of _ C. H. S. "The Red Spider" provided plenty of thrills and ch,l�s.

Senior "Ditch Day." The seniors sneaked off one sunny morning. Of course no one knew anything about it!

Baccalaureate. Made us feel kinda' serious.-those caps and gowns. , Commencement and the end of the tale for the Seniors. Those weren t tears, were they, .Seniors?

Class day. Such originality as the Seniors displayed! W e put on quite a show for the old Alma Mater. .

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Brigg ... birthday, � arch 12 . . . pet peeve, having to hurry ...pet like, eats ...favorite food, fried chicken ...favorite song, ''Is You Is or Is You Ain't?'' ...quote, ''Please· can't I?'' ...20 years hence, water boy for Notre Dame.

PHYLLIS JOYCE BROOKS ...nickname, Joy ... birthday, October IO ...pe: peeve, Clarkdale _ ...pet like, a Marine .· favor,t� food,_ fr1e.� rab­ ,, : bit . . . favorite song, I m Making Believe . . . quote, ''Son-of-a-gun'' ...20 years hence, mother of quadruplets.

VIRGINIA JEWEL BROOKS ...nickname, Ginger ...birthday, October 29 ...pet peeve, gossips ...pet like, the Navy ...favorite fo�?· chocolate pie ...favorite song, '' I 'II Walk Alone ...quote, ''Holy cow'' ... 20 years hence, Admiral's wife.

GENEVIEVE CARRILLO ... nickname, Jenny ... birthday, January 3 ...pet peeve, flirts ...�et like, sports ...favorite food, ice cream ...�avor,te song, ''San Fernando Valley . . . quote, Is that so?" ...20 years hence, farmer.

RAUL CHAVEZ ...nickname, Rully ...birthday, January 4 ...pet peeve, seventh period ...pet like, dancing . . . favorite, food, enchil� das . ., . : , favorite song, ''Trolley Song ...quote, Aw heck ...20 years hence, ''Frankie's'' rival.

MARY MAYE COLE . . . nickname, Colie . . . birthday, June 17 ...pet peeve, sad people ... pet like, food . . . favorite song, ''Journey to a Star'' . . . favorite food, hamburgers . . . quote, ''Rats'' ... 20 years hence, Congresswoman.

ELBERTA IRENE COON . . . nickname, Bert . . . birthday, April 4 ... pet peeve, braggers .. . pet like, school ...favorite food, fruit cake .. . favorite song, ''I'll Walk Alone" ...quote, "I don't know'' ...20 years hence, news commentator.

PHYLLIS MARIE DENNY ... nickname, Pill . . . birthday, August 8 ...pet peeve, being hurried . . . pet like, clothes . . .favorite song, "Just a Prayer Away'' ...favorite food, strawberry short­ cake ...quote, ''For goodness' sakes" ...20 years hence, chamber maid.

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nickname, Mando ...birthday, December I I ... pet peeve, flirts . .. pet likes, jitterbuggi g .. _ � _ .: favorite food, chicken ... favorite song, Amor .. . quote, ''Shucks, do I have to?'' ...20 years hence, dentist.

HELEN LOUISE FIELDS ...nickname, Louie ...

birthday, January 27_ •. pe� peeve, tight slacks ;, _ and high heels .•• pet lake, Mo ...favorite food, butterscotch nJJt sundae ... favorite song, ''Star­ dust'' ... quote, ''Gad, that's horrid'' ...20 years hence, teacher at C. H. S. 1

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PHYLLIS MARIE GARRISON . . . nickname, Phyl

...birthday, September 2 .. pet peeve, ma�e­ : up friends .. . . pet like, true fr1en �s . . . fa�or,te food thick tender steaks ... favorite song, Stardust': ...quote, "Tough" ...20 years hence, still looking for the right man.

ADELINE GALLEGOS . . . nickname, Addie . . . birthday, October 28 ...pet peeve, conceit�d of g�� ... fa�or,te people ... pet like, full tank _ food, lemon pie ...favorite song, St� rdust ... quote, ''Stinker" ...20 years hence, divorcee, 5th time.

IGNACIA GARCIA ... nickname. Chita ...birthday, February I ...pet pe�ve, empty mail box . ...pet like, gossiping ...favorite food, ch1cke�... ,; favorite song, "I'll Be Seeing You'' ... quote, Eh . . . 20 years hence dog catcher.

ALTON EARL GRABE ...nickname, Oil ... birthday, March 19 ...pet peeve, teachers ... pet like, day dreaming . . . favorite food, beans . . . favorite song, "Don't Fence Me In" .. · quote, .

"Doggone" . . . 20 years hence, bean ra 1ser.

VIRGINIA ELOISE GREENWELL . . . nickname, Elie ...birthday, May 29 ...pet peeve, draft y autos ...pet like, friendly peo �!e ...favorite f�o� . : enchiladas ...favorite song, Begin the Beguine ...quote, "Oh, crumb" ...20 years hence, yo-yo expert.

ROBERT JAMES HARVEY ... nickname, Bob ... birthday, March 28 . . . pet peeve, conc�ited girls ... pet like, girls ... favorite food, chicken ...favorite song, "I'm Making Believe" ...quote, "Daddy, buy me that" ...20 years hence, piccolo player.

WAYNE GLEN JONES ...nickname, Jonsey ...

birthday, August 14 ...pet peeve, being broke . . . pet like, flying . . · favorite '.ood, stea �. and ,, olives ...favorite song, Dance With a Dolly ... quote, "Howdy doody" ...20 years hence, model husband .

JOHN RALPH KING . . . nickname, Mort . . .

birthday, July 30 ...pet peeve, detention . . . pet like, a certain redhead ...favorite food, something to eat ...favorite song, "Always" ...quote, "Why do you think you're kidding?" . . . 20 years hence, politician.

MARGARET IRENE KING ...nickname, Kinky ...

birthday, August 9 ... pet peeve, nosey people ...pet like, Darwin ... favorite food, steaks .. favorite song, ''Dance With a Dolly" . . . quote, ''Great" ...20 years hence, housewife.

LEONARD KLEIN ...nickname, Doc ...birthday, February 19 ...pet peeve, studying ...pet like, taking tests ...favorite food, everything ...favorite song, "Stardust" . . . quote, "He-'' . . . 20 years hence, jockey.

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KATHLEEN LOUISE O'BRIEN ...nickname, Katie ...birthday, September 4 ...pet peeve, Lawrence Tibbett ... pet like, brothers . . . favorite food, Spanish dishes . . . favorite song, ''Don't Fence Me In" ... quote, ''Brother, check that'' ...

20 years hence, C. H. S. Senior (still).

CAROLYN JUNE LEWIS ... nickname, Curlie ...

ROBERT WALTER OCHOA ... nickname, Sonny ... birthday, August 4 ... pet peeve, listening to Harvey and Mounts singing . . . pet like, girls . . . favorite food, turkey ... favorite song, "An Hour Never Passes" . . . quote, "Aw! bite me" ... 20 years hence, vaudeville actor.

...birthday, April 16 ... pet peeve, conceited girls ... pet like, blondes ... favorite food, fried chicken ... favorite song, "Together" . . . quote, ·'Don't do that; it's not nice" ...20 years hence, heavyweight champion boxer.

birthday, June I I ... pet peeve, men shortage ... pet like, Are you kidding? . .. favorite food, pretzels ... favorite song, ''Beer Barrel Polka" ... quote, "Oh boy!" ...20 years hence, astronomer.

MILTON O. LIND NER ...nickname, Mo ... birth-

day, April 12 ...pet peeve, conceit in any form ... pet like, himself ... favorite food, fried chick. " ... ... en ... favor1·t e song, ''Lou1se ...quote, ???

20 years hence, still thinking of himself.

JAMES HARRISON LOWELL ... nickname, Jim

...birthday, November 2 ...pet peeve, missing game he shoots at ...pet like, girls ... favorite food, roast duck ... quote, "Let's have duck dinner, you bring the duck" ... favorite song, "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" . . . 20 years hence, botonolog ist.

CECILIA 0. MARTINEZ . . . nickname, Chiquita

... birthday, January I . . . pet peeve, being called shortie ...pet like, joking ...favorite food, chicken ...favorite song, "You'II Never Know" ... quote, "Deveras'' ...20 years hence, old maid.

BARBARA KATHERINE MOORE . . . nickname,

Barb ...birthday, April 14 ... pet peeve, hypocrites . . . pet like, sports ... favorite food, dill 10 pickles ...favorite song, Always" ...quote, "Old dear" ...20 years hence, head of "Lonely Hearts Club."

ELEANOR M. MARTINEZ . . . nickname, Lenore

... birthday, February 25 ...pet peeve, being called Mary ... pet like, radio ... favorite food, ice cream ... favorite song, "You Are Always In My Heart" ...quote, "It all depends" ...20 years hence, soap-box orator.

MARIAN JANE McDONALD ... nickname, Lucky

...biri-hday, Apr. 17 ...pet peeve, Coi·tonwood bus ...pet like, having fun ...favorite food, apple ie a la mode ...favorite song, "Sweet and Love­ �y" . . . quote, "Hi, guy!" . . . 20 years hence, violinist in the All-Girl Orchestra.

THOMAS THATCHER MOUNTS . . . nickname,

Bud ... birthday, November 29 ... pet peeve, getting out of bed ...pet like, school vacation ... favorite food, roast turkey . . . favorite song, "White Christmas ... quote, "Oh, Marjorie'' . . .

20 years hence, mattress salesman.

HAROLD PRINCE ... nickname, Junior ...birth-

day, September 20 ... pet peeve, car trouble . .. pet like, fishing ...favorite fGod, turkey ... favorite song, "Saturday Night" ...quote, "Since v1hen ?" ... 20 years hence, football player.

JO AN TOLA QUAST ... nickname. Blondie ... birthday, September 12 ... pet peeve, broken records . . . pet like, records . . . favorite food, steaks ... favorite song, ''From Twilight Till Dawn" ... quote, "Character" ...20 years hence, Holly­ wood Oomph girl.

DALE FRITZ SCHUERMAN ...nickname, Hedgehopper ...birthday, September 2 ...pet peeve, exertion ... pet like, Barbara . . . favorite food, cherry pie ...favorite song, "Tiger Rag" ...quote, "I wouldn't let it bother me" ... 20 years hence, operator of a tri-phibious jeep.

ELIZABETH NASH SMITH ...nickname, Betty ...

birthday, August 16 ...pet peeve, tired of being tired ... pet like, dancing ... favorite food, hash ... favorite song, "Time Waits For No One" ... quote, "Why shore" . .. 20 years hence, kinder- · garten teacher.

ARLA MAY CASE STRAHAN ...nickname, Casey

. . . birthday, October I . . . pet peeve, the word-impertinent ...pet like, music ... favorite food, pineapple and French bread . . . favorite song, "Stardust" . . . quo�e. "Wouldn't that kill you'' ... 20 years hence, still married.

TERESA F. VARELA ...nickname, Trickes ...birth-

day, August 19 . . . pet peeve, civics . . . pet like, joking ...favorite food, ice cream ... favorite song, "Swinging On A Star" ...quote, ''Aren't we devils" ...20 years hence, champion ice skater.

PHYLLIS ELAINE WHITE ...nickname, ''Phil'' ...

birthday, January 28 . . . pet peeve. conceited men ...pet like, a certain sailor ...favorite food, lemon pie ...favorite song. ''I'll Walk Alone•• ...

20 years hence, still waiting! quote. ''Ah. Kad' 1

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FRIENDS OF THE WOLF PACK

Page Fifty-nine

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RUE MARSHALL, Proprietor

CHARTER FLIGHTS A·NYWHERE

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PRECISION FLIGHT INSTRUCTION LICENSED C. A. A. W. T. S. PILOT INSTRUCTO·RS Clemenceau Air Port

Phone 2957

JEROME DAIRY

BILL KOONTZ TEXACO STATION

Grade "A" Raw and Pasteurized Tires

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We Deliver in Jerome

Batteries

and Lubrication

Clarkdale and Cottonwood

CLARKDALE, ARIZ .

KEN l>ESPAIN'S GARAGE

BOB'S MARKET

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VEGETABLES

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Towing Service

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SMELTER CITY

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C. V. CASE, Proprietor

Cottonwood

VERDE FLORAL

Arizona

COTTO·NWOD

Cut Flowers

DRUG STORE

Potted Piants MAGAZINES

DRUGS We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere Phone

4207

Cottonwood, Ariz.

Dial 3541 Arizona

Cottonwood

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to $ I .00 Store

Proprietor

Arizona

Cottonwood

Cottonwood

Arizona

For the Finest in Grade ''A'' Raw Milk

PHONE 4498 Smelter City

Arizona

Page Sixty-one

JEROME LUMBER COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of '45 We Hope You Will Build Your Life Well

A COMPLETE SERVICE FOR THE BUILDER "P1·ompt Delivery If It Breaks Our Backs"

Phone 7 JEROME

Dial 4571 COTTONWOOD

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COTTONWOOD

Best Wishes For A Successful Future

to the

1945 GRADUATES OF C.H. S.

LARKDALE

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GROCERIES

MEATS

FRUITS

Clarkdale

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WOOD CRAFTS CO.

of

MANUFACTURER Cottonwood, Ariz.

Ml�ERS HARDWARE

co.

Compliments of

AMY'S BEAUTY SHOP Clarkdale

Jerome

Clarkdale

SAVE-SAFE-RELIABLE

LARKDALE PHARMA Y Chas. Harrah, Jr. •

Dial

Clarkdale

3841

Arizona

Class of '31 Wholesale Agent

GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION OF CALIF • MOBILGAS GASOLINE

Cottonwood

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CALL ANYTIME - DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE

Arizona

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Sons

Goodrich Tires

Clarkdale

Tubes - Batteries

Laundry

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East Cottonwood

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Welcome to

MIKE'S DOG HOUSE for

HAMBURGERS HOT DOGS

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Furniture Co.

CHILI MALTS

Tlie Best In tlie West

COTTON·WOOD FE : ED AND Fl:JEI!.

Everything to Make Home Comfortable

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OIL

POULTRY SUPPLIES and GARDEN SEEDS

COTTONWOOD, ARIZONA

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COTTONWOOD

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CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS

POST OFFICE CIGAR STORE

Cottonwood Lumber

Jerome, Ariz.

Company MORE FOR YOUR MONEY

Everything to Build Anything

DICUS MOTOR CO. OILS

FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES GREASES AND ACCESSORIES STUDEBAKER CARS AND TRUCKS GUARANTEED SERVICE

Dial 4251

Hull Ave.

Phone 25

ARIZONA

COTTONWOOD

Valley Drive-In Mark.et VARIETY OUR SPECIALTY

Jerome, Ariz.

The Music Store GIFTS

JEWELRY DRUGS

Most Ever1Jthin9

H. S. Montgomery, Prop.

ARIZONA

FOUNTAIN SERVICE

Santa Fe Bus Depot JEROME, ARIZONA

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COTTONWOOD

Cotfonwood, Ariz.

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CARLSON'S VARIETY

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PHONE 3831

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DlJO-THERM STOVES - MYERS PUMPS •

COTTONWOOD, ARIZONA

Everything for the Family to Eat

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Clarkdale

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Arizona

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PHELPS DODGE CORPORATION UNITED VERDE BRANCH

CLARKDALE

JEROME

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Quick and Efficient

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OUR SPECIALTY MEXICAN FOOD

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Jerome

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Printers .... Publishers Stationers

PHONE 19 JEROME

Office Supplies and Equipment JEROME

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CLARKDALE

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ESTABLISHED 1877

CLARKDALE

ARIZONA

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