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I-Io,, 1ever, \\rhen scl1ool openecl tl1e follo,:\;ing· Se1Jtembe1·, t,",o st1·ange faces ,,1e1·e see11 i11 tl1e class to ,,,}1icl1 Jt1lia and Mig·t1el belo11g·ed. A Ii ttle gi1·I, ,,,ith b1·igl1t da1·l< eJr-es, ,vl10 said tl1at het· nan1e \:\1as Je,vel Chism , had come f1·on1 Phoenix, and to,:v-headecl little Ea1·l T,1/itt)' l1ad a1·1�ivecl from \¥iIJian1s.
Tin1e J)assed. as tin1e ,,,ill. and tl1ese fot11· l1ad c-on-11Jletecl tl1 e fot1rtl1 g1·ade. In tl1e fift}1 g1·ade, lVIa1·ion Be1·gn1a11, \,,110 had con1e £1·0111 Ne,", Y01·lc tl11·ee )1ea1·s befo1·e, clecidecl tl1at sl1e ,:vot1ld lil<e to belong· to tl ,.is class. Acco1·di11g-ly. s11e sl{il)J)ed f1·om the tl1iJ:d to tl1e fjftl1, a11d becc1n1e a n1en1be1· of '27. Tl1at same yea1· l\/[at1cle Ric]1a1·ds can1e, f1·om Cami) Ve1·de.
It ,,,as in tl1e eightl1 g1·ade that Jt1anita CJleman joinecl ihe 1·a11lcs of '27-coming f1·om Oltlal1oma. And t]1en, at last-High Schoo]! In 01,1· f1·-esl1n1e11 yea1·. se\7e1·al nevv classmates ,ve1·e added. Cha1·mi11g Jen11ie Lee f1·on1 Co1·11,,ille, and cle,1e1· Ruby I{oocl f1·01n Los Angeles: F1·a11cis, ot11· acto1·; Dino, ,vho dese1·ves the title of class comedia11. and Edga1· Jo1·dan. tl1e mt1sician. also joined, that Class '27 might have its sl1a1·e of beat1ty, b1·ains a11cl b1·illianC)'. It \;\1as i11 ot11· 8op}1on101·e :vea1· t}1at J-'01·a11 Pace, ti1·ing· of the l 1eigl1 ts of Sno,vflal{e, came do,,,n to Cla1·]{dale. This )rea1·, alsJ, Ecl11a a11d Jessie Fenste1·mal<e1·, left Saffo1·d and became ot11· class-n1ates in C. H. S.
Mo1·1·is Golden decided that l1e J)1·efe1·1·ed '27 and i11 ot11� thi1�d yea1· of High Schoo], became one of t1s. It ,vas a b11sy yeaI·-fo1· "''e had ot11· sl1a1·e of football and bas1<etba11 p]aye1·s, not to mention t1·acl< and othe1· activi ties. And then the1·e "''e1·e the P1·om a11d Banqt1et, given by LlS, the J t111io1·s. At last! The fi1·st g·oal in ot11· edt1cation "';as 1·eached. Th1�i}ls! We ,ve1·e Senio1·s ! Eve11 this, ot11· fi11al yea1· of High School. has added its ft1ll Qttota of new membe1·s to ot11· class. Helen Bloom, Nova London from Flo1ida, and last bt1t 11ot ]east, Rt1ssel Pegt1es, a1,e to fi11ish with t1s. ''Rusty'' is a ve1·y ea1·nest lad ,,,ith hig·h ambitions, vvl10, after trying· n1anJ' schools, decided that he wot1ld finis11 witl1 the Class '27 in Cla1,l<dale. Du1·ing ot11· fi1·st yea1· of I-Iigh School, Miss Re11te1· '¥as ot1r· SJ)onsor·. The next )'ear \Ve chose l\tI1·. Goodsell vvl10 has been with t1s eve1· since. We have enjoyed -having him as sponso1·, and ,ve ho1)e that he, too, has been able to get a ,:i.,ee bit of enjoyment f1·om his associations v,,ith t1s. -Julia Benatz-'27. •
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top at last, and not on tl1e bottom as I t1st1ally \\ras. Son1e pieces of wire were bent into a rather a1·tistic shape and ,ve1·e tacl{ed on to me in some foolish manne1· 01· othe1·. The same boy, ,vl10 l1ad bou g·l1t me at the sto1·e, tl1en admi1�ed me, s aying that I could pass fo1· a lovi11g· ctl}J a11y JJlace, a11d I qt1ite a g·1·eed with him. It's t1·t1e that seve1·al people standing by bt11·st into sho11ts of la11gh te1·, but I thought they ,, e1·e 1·athe1· 1·t1de, as tl1e b,o y had s1Jo1{en only the truth. I \\ as left alone fo1· av.1l1ile, bt1t •one mo1·ni11g a g·i1·l came into the room ,vhe1·e I was, and said : ''Oh, isn't it keen! Tl1e Ju11io1·s v,r ill be flatte1·ed to death." She took "' me in he1· hands and ove1· to the bt1ildi11g·. 1 he1·e I v,,as g·iven into tl1e l1ands of a tall boy ,vho seen1ed to be tl1e JJe1·son ,,,aiting fo1· me. He was so tall that I cot1ld see all ove1· tl1e 1·oom vvithout diffic11lty. He laughingly ente1·ed anothe1· la1·g·e 1·oon1, and as l1e did so, a s ea of faces greeted me. I t1·embled as I 11eve1· l1ad do11e befo1·e. The boy helcl me tllJ higl1 and said in a loud voice: ''The F1·eshman Class \\1 isl1 to 1)1·ese11t tl1is lovi11g ctllJ to tl1e J ll nior·s fo1· ,vinning the F1·eshman-Junio·1· spelling match." Everyone applat1ded loudly and long, and I vvas pt1t on tl1is cabinet, " he1·e I still 1·eside. As I look back ove1· my life, I find that I have l1ad a most · eventf11l 011e . ove1· my st1dden 1·ise in life, and I ho1)e that I try may I not to be conceited \. continue to be an hono1· to the Jt1nio1· Class. Wot1ld tl1at ''Peaches'' col1ld s e e me no\\'! -Ma1·ga1·et Fai1·field-'30. 1
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C-leanest-Ea1·l Twitty L-ovable· Do1·is A1·mst1·ong A-thJetic• Cheste1· Jones R-eliable-Be1·nice Kent K-indest-Gladys Ma1tin. D-ea1·est-J ennie Lee A-rtistic-Leona Wells L-oyal-Lo1�an Pace E-fficient-Leona1�d Snoone1·
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S-,veetest-Velma Blt1e C-onsiderate Ted Tu1·ne1·
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Te]l )'OL1 a story st1·ange1·? 'fhe1·e · s many a leg·end a11d tale J-Iang·s o,,e1· tl1ese mountains and valleys O'e1· eve1·y Ll})la11d a11cl clale.
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Do yot1 see tl1at bt1ildin' yonde1· S ta11clin' ot1 tlined ag·ainst the sl(y? 1ays it "''atches. alv\ senti11el a Like "' "J J1e3, call it ''Cla1·l<dale Hi."
A11cl oft i11 the da1·1< of tl1e nigh t-ti111e S(,1y tl1ose v\' ]10 tl1e legend t111fold, PJ.. voice is l1ea1·d fi·om the bt1ildin' . (At least so tl1e sto11y is told) . .
A11d this voice, say those "''110 have hea1·d it. AJ,,,ays in tl1e same plai11tive way, Sadly calls, ''Ah, Class 'Twenty-seven Wl1e1·e a1·e yot1-,,1l1ere a1·e yotl to-day?''
''Come bacl< !-con1e bacl< to t1s, dea1· ones.'' Moan softly the lo11ely halls, ''Why, oh \:\'hJ,, ·did yot1 leave t1s? Co111e bacl<-bacl<," echo the \\1alls. ''We'v·e shelte1·ed niany ,vell-loved ones; \Ve've che1·ished eacl1 lassie and lad; Bt1t Class 'T\\renty-seven \.Ve loved most, And withot1t yot1 vve're lonely and sad." Night afte1· nig·ht, leg·end tells_ t1s, Is mt11·mt1red tl1e mot1rnful ref1·a1n ''l-Ieed t1s ' 011 Class 'Twenty-seven,. , , And 1·eturn to ot11· '\-\1alls once again.
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The Flaming Youth..............................................:......................... Lois Ma1·sh al 1 'fl1e White Rose......................................................... ................. Ressa Ande1·son 'f he Vi1·ginian.........................................·······-··· .................................... S tle Wy g·a l 'l,he I-It111 ted Woman............................................................................ Billy l\1ille 1� The Ne'e1·-Do-Well............................................................................ Da vid Hog·in "l'ernpest and Sunshine..........·-······························••························ LaVonna Hill The Right Way.................................................................................... Ea r·I Twitty "fhe Son of a Sheik............................................................................ Jt111io1· Jones The He1·0 of Old......................-........................................................ Mor1:·is Golden 'fhe Famous Antique........................................................Oak C1·eel< Scl1ool B t1s A Cl1 e cl{ed Love Affai1·..............................................Miss Ra yle, l\11·. Goodsell Peg O' My Heart................................................................................ F1"ed Twi tt:)1 1'he Odysse)r..................................................................···:····............H,on1e1· I( ent Tl1 e Light That Failed..................................................................Rt1ssel Pegt1es A Gi1·l in Ten Thot1sand..............................................................Ma1·.i 01·ie Heinle The Fli1·t........................................................................................ Ma1·y S11 ana 11a11 F1·om Meal to Meal................•··-·····················································Dino Valazza Ho,,, to Be Popula1· ,vith the Gi1·ls............................. ................. Gilbe1·t Goodsell ----,o----
JUNIORS IN ENGLISH III
\1/he11 all the stt1dents young and old, Con1e to the class 1·oon1, to behold, A set of qt1estions, ten all told, They sighed abashed, and sc1"olled Lo1·d God of Hosts, be '\\7 ith tts yet, Lest "'e f01·get, lest ,ve f01·get.
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A PROBLEM IN GEOMETRY
Problem-Shakespea1·e \:\,as a football JJlaye1·. Gi ven--Shakespea1·e. To p1·ove That Shakespe ai·e w as a football player. P!<>?f. ."Down! Do,vn !'' H en1· y VI; ''A tou�h, a t?uch," Hamlet; ''I'll Let en . catch him not pass ' bt1t kill it comes it '' M un to acbeth the d g1·o . h1m."' ''We must h ave bloody n oses' and cracked crowns,'' Henry VI ''Bt1t to th.... oal,'' Winter's Tale efore Sh akespea°ri! w as a fo otball p1aye1·. •
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rrhe Fo1·ttm has been p1·og1·essing and imp1·oving eve1'y yea1·, until now, t11 1de1· the di1·ection of ou1· st1pe1·intendent, Mr. Jones, it has reached a state of p1·oficiency v,rhich makes it one of the most }1eJpft1l and i nstructive 01· g·a11izations in ot1r school.
The F,01·t1m has fttnctioned as a11 institt1tion ,vl1icl1 ,vill tend to JJ1·e })a1·e Cla1·lcdale High Sch.ool stt1dents fo1· citizenship. Its J)t11·pose is to give all n1embe1·s of the school ex1)er·ience in exe1·cise of pa1·liamenta1·y law, and in p1·actici11g· any talents wl1ich they may possess.
Tl1e Fo1·t1m has SJJonso1·ed many activities> such as pa1--ties, athletic e11ents, clt1bs, and in fact all the Ol�ganizations of the sch·ool. Such an or ganizatio11 as the Fo1·t1m of Cla1·l<dale High School is a c1·edit to any insti tt1tion. May it Jive Lll) to its n1otto, ''Fo1·wa1·d."
The office1·s fo1· tl1e yea1· \\1 e1·e: Rt1ssel Pe �·t1es, F1·ancis Th om pso11 _______________________________ .. _________ .. ____________P1·esident Cl1este1· J011es, Ches te1· Jon es.____________________________________________________Vice P1·esident Ha1·1·iet :It11·st. David Ho g·in_________________________________. __________________ ---------. __ Sec1·eta1·y Edna H t11·st, CI�ti1· Lot1ttit.__________________________.... ____._________________---. -----.. --..T1·easu1·e1· Jt1nio1· Jones, Cha1·les La th1 ·op___________________________________________ ... Se1'geant-at-Anns -----0-----
THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB
Tl1e active n1eJ11be1·s of tl1e I-lome Economics Clt1b, \\1hich ,,ras 01·gan ized Feb1·t1a1·y 25, 1927, a1�e the men1be1·s of the advanced hon1e economics class.
The aim of the clt1b is to ft11·tl1e1· inte1·est in home economics. The motto of the clt1b is, '''¥e ente1· to lea1·n a11d depa1·t to se1·ve." The i1·is lily is the clt1b flov\1e1·.
The fi1·st big t111de1·tal<ing of the clt1b v\'8S a dinne1· dance given fo1· the boys of the basl<·etball team. The clt1b also sponso1·ed tl1e \\'�r� done by all the· home economics classes £01· the Bette1· Homes Wee]< exh1b1ts. •
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The members of tl1e clttb a1·e: Tillie Acosta G1·ace G1"ego1·y Velma Bl11e Jt1anita Coleman Charlene F1·ew Jessie Fenste1·make1·
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The Admiral................................................................................Marj orie Heinle The Captain......................................................................................Helen Burrus The Engineer.............................................................................. Mari.on Bergman Instructor in English...................... ... ........ •--···············;············Juanita Coleman Pastry Cook......................................... .. ........ ................. .................Audrey Lucas Molly Malloy..... ..................................... .... ........ ............................Mar y Shanahan Careless Ca 1Ty ............................ ... ... .......... ................................Catherine Chism Clumsy Clara ............. ........ ....................................... ........................Lois Marshall Sympathetic Susan ................................... . ......... .·.... ..........................Edna Miller Mlle. Porn Pom............... ..... .... ....... .......... .. .. .... ..... ....................Margaret Hawke The Autho r.................. ................... ........... ... . ................................Elizabeth Zagt Stage Manage r...................... ........ ... .. ......... ......................................Nova London
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Tl1is yea1· the 01:·ch.est1·a l1as g·1·eatly })1·og1·essed t1nde1· the suoe1·vision nf Miss Davey. Last :\'e::11· it <lid not have a di1·ecto1· until tl1e second semes te1· and c-011seq11ently it l1ad a ]ate sia1·t. This yea1·, ho\veve1·, eve1·ything 11as g·one s1Jlendidly a11cl it is l10J)ed that next .vea1· mo1·e stt1dents will be i11te1·ested in tl1e 01·g·a11izatio11.
The 01·chest1·a has played at J)1·og1·ams given tl11·ot1ghout the yea1� and js bl1sy nO\\' v\,01·l<ing 011 mt1sic fo1· Commencement Exe1·cises.
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T.Jeona1·d S1)0011e1· F1·ancis Thompson .Tames Has1<ins Artht11· Pa1·sons F1·ed Twitt)r Ea11l T,:vitty Rill Braley J\1ig·11el Sanchez Raymond Edwa1·ds
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The ''C'' Club co11sists of tl,e membe1 s of Cla1·kdale Higl1 Scl1ool and
the Al11mni \i\1ho have 1·eceived letters in C. H. S. activities. The p111·1Jose of this clt 1b is to c1·eate an inte1·est in athletics and to JJJ·omote good s1)01·tsmansl1ip. It is the ambition of eve11y Cla1·kdale Higl1 School st11dent to "''in a letter·. A1thougl1 the clt1b has not, as yet, ft1nctioned la1·gely this yea1·, it sponso1"ed a JJa1·ty d 111·ing football seas,on. This yea1· there a1·e t,¥elve new membe1·s, making a11 active body of t,venty-five. Earl Twitty is p1·esident, F1·ed T witty, vice-J)I'esi�ent, and Lewis Mil Je1· secretary-t1·easi1I·er! Mr. Goodsell is sponso1· of th is clt1b.
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Tl1e CJ;:11·l<dale G i1·l Rese1·ves have bee11 01·ganized fol' th1·ee yea1·s. "fl1e1·e a1·e t�,o se1Ja1·ate t1·ia11g·Jes, the Jt111iJ1· t1·ia11g·Ie, ,,1l1ich consists of 1.l 1e sev-cnth a11d eig·hth g·1·ade g·i1·ls, and t11e Se11io1· t1·iangle, \vhicl1 co11sists of J1ig·l1 scl1ool g·i1·ls. Ot11· slogan is: ''Find and g·i,,e the best."
Ot11· JJt11·1Jose is: ''To c1·eate a mo1·e f1·iendly S})i1·it among· the gi1·ls of tl1e Cla1·l<dale I-Iig·h Scl1ool." Ot11· t1·iang·les have g·1"01vvn f1·om J'ea1· tJ yea1· and s110,,, })t·omise of �t g·1·eate1· a11d bette1· develoJJment in t}1e yea1·s to con1e . •
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TJ1e sqt1ad tl1is yea1· co11sisted of fot11· n1embe1·s; t"ro of fi1·st cl1oice, F1·ct11cis ThomJ)s011 a11d Ma1·ion Be1·g1nan; a11d t,,vo alte1·11a,tes, Edna Fens te1·mal{e1· and Rt1by 1-Iood, chosen by the fact1lty.
A debate in '"'hich ot11· team ,,,as defeated vvas held ,;v itl1 Je1·ome i11 Je1·on1e. The qt1estion fo1· debate ,,,as: ''Resolved, that a secr·eta1·)' of educa.tio11, ,v-ith dt1ties and po,;i.;e1·s commenst11·ate ,;vith those of the sec1·e ta1"ies of depa1·tments already existing, should be added to the p1·esident's cabinet.''
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lVIa1·tha.-By-The-Day, a comedy in th1·ee acts ,vas p1·esented by the Cla1·l{dc11e Ilig·h School in tl1e I-ligl1 School Audito1·ium 011 Janua1·y the twenty-fi1·st, nineteen twenty-s·eve11. Ii is a n1ocle1·n play. ,vith 1Jle11ty of excitement and I1·ish vvit.
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Eva G i1·dne1· ' '24 Frank Spooner, '24 Edna Wilson, '24 Beth Reese, '24 Bill Flynn, '24 Cathe1·ine Gio1·dano, '24 Joseph Bake1·, '24 vVill Be1·gaman, '24 Do1·is Wade, '24 Pat1l Rosenberger, '24 Ina Willai·d, '24 Betty Chism, '24 :::l\1a1·tha Ma1·y Davey, '25 Ea1·l Co1�1ey, '25 A11nabelle Jones, '25 Cathe1·ine Deets, '25 Angelina Knezovich, '25 Evely11 I-leinle Tt1tt, '25 01·val Schant1el, '25 Flo1·e11ce l(1·anso, '25 John Richa1·ds, '25 lVIa1·y Fa1·ley, '25 I1·ene vVade, '25 My1·o - n Pexton, '25 Josephine Langdon, '25 Ado1pl1 01·1·antio, '25 Pat1·icia Paylo1·e, '25 Pat1l F1·ancis, '25 Be1·nice Evans, '26 Walte1· Shanahan, '26 Ma1·ct1s Reed, '26 Lynn Pace, '26 l\fJ.a1·y Gio1·dano, '26 Le\vis Mi1le1·, '26 l\1a1·ga1·et And1·e,\1S, '26 Le,vis Be1·ti, '26 James Flynn, '26 Joh11 \!Vinte1·, '26 l(a1·l Bloom, '26 Bea.t1·ice Cl1ive1·s, '26 \1/illiam Black, '26 E1nestine Evans, '26 Cla1·ence Wombache1· '26 Lloyd Wilhite, '26 ' Ve1·a Yo1·k, '26 Floyd Tilson, '26 Ma1·ie "vVombache1·, '26 Geo1·ge Hasltins, '26 St1mne1· J 01·dan '26 William Hasltln�, '26 Ma1·ga1·et Sulliva n' '26 *Deceased.
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Olalcnoar September 7-Greasy grinds once more. Oh, well !-sorta' fun. New Sup't., too. Have to initiate him. 16-Politics again! Petitions out for Forum officers. 17-We make the·freshmen appreciate their privileges. Freshmen recep tion, curly-haired boys (compulsory curls) and old-fashioned girls. Great stuff! 18-The seniors repair the "C". Hard wo, rk. Only the seniors could do it. 27-Frosh paint the "C". Pretty good job. October 2-Forum officers take oath of office. 15-Pep rally! Good time! lee cream! Sore throats! 'Nough $aid! November 5---Russel gets 100 in civics. December 1-The boys from University of Arizona give a program for C. H. S. Dean Cooper gives a talk. 3-Tears and lamentations. No-girls'-basketball announcement. 4-Senior rings arrive. Seniors admit that they have the "best looking rings they is." 17-Seniors entertain Forum. Not so bad. 18-Christmas party. Santa came! January 3-School again. Everyone smiling. 7-Seniors g-0 to Prescott to have pictures taken. Prescott stands the shock. 21-"Martha-By-The-Day." Jennie takes a shower bath. February 12-We play Prescott. Prescott officials prove themselves to be good detectives. Find an extra point no one else can find. 18-Operetta, "Middie Maid Academy," is big success. 19-Sophomore St. Valentine's dance. Old ''aud" all dolled up in hearts. You'd hardly know the old place. 25-Clarkdale-Jerome debate. Jerome wins. 28-Senior dress-up day. Where did they get the clothes? March 19-Freshman St. Patrick party. Good eats. 23-25---Boys' interclass basketball games were played off. Juniors won championship. 29-1-Senior girls win the school championship in basketball. Ap1·il 2--Home Economics Club entertains basketball boys at a banquet. Swell feed. Then they dance. 8 lnterclass track meet. Seniors a r e victors with a total of 42 points. IS -Leona Wells was awarded the bronze medal for writing the best Lincoln essay within the school.
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Like a s1)1:·inte1· "''ho g·ets off on the vv1·ong foot and loses a 1·ace, Cla1·k dale sta1·ted he1· schedt1le vvith a g·ame ag·ainst t,he expe11enced Flagstaff team at Flagstaff. Ot11· tean1 ,:vas defeated after· a ve1·y ha1·d fot1ght game. Tl1e sco1·e was 10 to 7 in favo1· of tl1e Lt1mbe1·jaclcs. Cla1·l<dale l1ad 1·ecove1·ed by the next g·ame and defeated the confident Wi11slo\,v team in a ve1·y close game. The sc-01·e ended in ot11· favo1·, 6 to 0.
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SCHEDULE OF FOOTBALL GAl\'IES Cla1·l<dale ____ ·-------------·--------- 7 Cla1·l<dale ---------------------------- 6 Cla1·kdale ........... ------------·---- 7 Clarlcdale ...... ...................... 6 Cla1·kdale ·············--------·-····· 6 Cla1·kdal e ___ ------·· __............... 1. 9 Total .......... ····-·········-·······51
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A g ·ame that will neve1· b·e fo1·g9 t�en was played on Thanksgiving Da�, at J-erome. The Mt1cke1·s wp1·e pos1 t1v<=- that they would give us anothe1" drubbing, and even isst1ed bills fo1·ecasting Otlr defeat. Bt1t they ,ve1·e c� m l)letely rot1tecl and Cla1·1{dale "von by a sco1·e of In to 12; a glo1·iotlS ending i11deed. •
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Earl Twitty (Spike) Fullback and Captain: The most ag gressive man on the team and perhaps the hardest hitter, Spike could always be counted upon for a couple of yards every time he carried the ball. This is his last year, and we all know that he has given his best to C. H. S.
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Raymond Edwards (Edwards) Left halfback: This was Edward's first year in football and it was his superior playing alone that gained for him a place on the first squad. He still has two more years of hard playing before him.
Wilburn Womack (Flash)
Miguel Sanchez (Mike)
Halfback: Wilburn is only a junior but hia�itting and bucking power put hi!" on the level with the first team this year.
R ight halfback: This was Mike's fi rst an<l last y�ar. on the team. His specialty was c1rc hng around the op ponent';; end and snagging passes.
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David Hogin (C1·ockett)
Our heaviest and one of ot1r best players. He was a deadly tackler. Whe1·ever a hole \vas needed, Pace \vould rnake it. He leaves this year, after two effective years on Clark clale's f0otball tea1n.
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A11othe1· of the famot1s Paces. We heartily wish that we were going to have him back, fo1·, as football pJay e1·s all three of ou;i· Paces have been Howev:e1·, Idaho has 1·ight ihe1·e. claimed De Vere.
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In his fi1·st and only yea1· to get a chance to fight for Cla1·kdale, 111acle the most of it. He played a hard, fighting game for Cla1·kdale. _
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Bas]\etball seaso11 sta1·te<l ,,,it)1 tl1e t1st1al spi1·it '"'11ic}1 is so domina11t in tl1is instit\1tio11, a11d ,,;ith e11ot1gl1 plaJre1·s to c-on1plete tl11·ee teams coming· out constantly fol'· p1·actice. An1ong t11e111 ,¥e1·e five n1en f1·om last yea1·'s sqttad. Tl1e sqt1ad tl1is �rea1· consisted of te11 men led by ot11· fighting ca1) tai11, F1·ed T,, ritty. This nt1n1be1· ,vas late1· 1·edt1ced to six me11, ,vho we1·e the picl\ of Cla1·kdale's best 1·i11ge1·s. Ot11· st1ccess \:\1as dtte in 110 small meas t11·e to tl1e excellent and faitl1:f11l c•oacl1ing of M1·. Goodsell, \vho gave J1is best effo1·ts to p1·odt1ce a ,, 1i1111i11g tean1, and ,,;e ·feel st11·e t}1at ot11· atl1letes 1·es1)011ded ,,:itl1 the best t}1at ''ltlS i11 tl1e111. Tl1e 01·de1· of the gan1es \:\1as as follo\\7S: C. IT. S. ,,s. J(jngma11-Uest1lt: A 11 easy ,,icto1·y fo1· ot11· team. Sco1·e '-13 to 11. C. II. S. ,,s. P1·escott-P1·escJtt ,,;ins aftc1· a l1otl)' co11tested g·,1n1c. Scn1·e 21 t0 13. C. H. S. vs. Je1·on1e-Rest1lt: Cla1·l\da1e con11Jletel)' ove1·\,,11elms ot11· f1·ie11dly 1·i, 1als. Sco1·e 30 to 10. 011 l1e1· a1111t1al t1·ip 1101·tl1 Cla .1·1,dale l1ad tl1e best of st1ccess. The tec1rD JJla)·ed tl11·ee games on tl11·e.e st1ccessi,1e 11igl1ts, a11d ,,,011 all of them in good fa1·m. They ,,�e1·e: 1 C. 11. S. vs. ,� inslo,, 1-sco1·e 32-21. C. H. S. ,,s. Flagstaff-sco1·e 51-31. C. H. S. vs. v\TiJlian1s-sco1·e 40-18 Back 011 he1· O'\\'n cot11·t again, Cla1·kdale lost to the N. A. T. C . "F1·osh'' f1·om Flagstaff, by a sco1·e of 18 to 4. C. H. S. ,,s. P1·escott at P1·escott-Rest1lt: One of tl1e n1ost hotly con tested games of tl1e season, bt1t a defeat fo1· Cla1·kdale. Sco1·e 21 to 20. C. H. S. , 1s. Flagstaff-A good game ending '";ith the defeat of tl1e Sco1·e 32 to 12. C. I-I. S. vs. Je1�ome,-Rest1lts: Tl1is ga111e '",as , 1isito1·s. quite a cont1·ast to t11e othe1· game held with Je1·ome, bt1t it had the usual outcome, a CJa1·kdale victo1·y. Sccll'e 21 to 18. Ou1· team had the hono1· of being invited to the state tou1·nament, and ou1· players ,,1e1·e sent on a much envied t1"ip to Tt1cson. We played t,, 0 games and lost both of them but not by an ove1·wl1elming sco1·e . C. H. S. vs. Pl1oe11ix-sco1·e 20 to 8. C. H. S. vs. N ogales-sco1·e 18 to 15. On the 1·ett11·11 of the team, the)'. '"'e1·e conf1·onted '"'ith a dot1ble tasl<. They )1ad to play Ht1mboldt and \1/illiams on tl1e same night. So the fi1·st team took ca1·e of Williams a11d the second team opposed the Humboldt visito1·s. Rest1lts: C. H. S. second team defeated the Humboldt team with a sco1·e of 18-14, and the fi1·st easily . dis1>osed of the Williams hoJ)es by handing them a seve1·e beating, 39 to 14. Clarkdale we11t to the No1·the1·n A1·izona tou1·name11t and the1·e they proved to be the best all-a1·ot1nd SIJOt·ts by winning the Spo1�tsmanship Trophy. She managed to place two men o n the All-State Northe1·n team, Fred Twitty, captain and centei·, and Eai"l Twitty, 1·unning gua1"d. Clark dale also pr oved to be one of the strongest teams in the tou1·nament for her team was the 1iinne1·up, and the championsh ip game was played between C. H. S. and St. Johns. The St. Johns team won the tournament.
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