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We, the Senior class of 1939, realize that we have progressed thus far through school mainly because of the interest and co-operation shown by our parents and teachers. Their timely aid, sympathy and understanding have often smoothed the way for us. There. fore, gratefully acknowledging our inÂ debtedness to those who are nearest to us, we take great pleasure in dediÂ cating this issue of the Alchemist to our parents and teachers.

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Many interesting meetings have been held in For11m this year. Greater school spirit than ever before has been displayed. There have been mar1y assemblies in which special speakers have addressed the student body interestingly on a variety of subjects: safety, the effects of alcohol upon the body, the Germa11 seizure of Czechoslovakia, the Am.ericax1 Legion, ro1d other topics of interest. Special honor roll assemblies held at which fitting tribute was paid to those who. had reached the higher levels of scholarship. A number of plays and special prograrns were presented from time to time. Some of these were under the auspices of Miss Wilson; others were presented by the different classes. The Senior class presented a variety progro1n featuring songs, reading, etc. The Freshman _class was next with an extremely ,xrriusing play, ''Ferdinand the Bull.:' The Sophomores a�ded their.share with a re�tic portrayal of mass behavior at a football gcn11e when they presented The Touchdown.'' Among other Forum progrciu)s were several educational movies concerning f orestry and wild life, Boulder Dam, and ,safety first. •

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The Senior class on September 15 sponsored the annual initiation of Fresh man and Clemenceau Sophomores. After thus welcoming the new students cn1d the new school year, an unusually quiet first semester followed. Various members of the class participated in the assembly prograI1i given Jm1uary 13. The Senior Hop, with a Valentine theme, was presented February 10. A week later the Seniors put aside their dignity and entered whole heartedly into ''Whoopee Day'' February 17. They next gained general notice March 10 by the successful presentation of ''The Ghost of Grand Cm1yon." Late in the spring, these scions of learning departed for the wilderness to enjoy Ditch Day.

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The Sophomores broke the routine of school life with two very gay afafirs. March 24, they presented the entertaining assembly prograrn featuring the play, ''The Touchdown." April 28, they invited the entire school to frolic with ''Spring'' at their annual dance. Sophomores participating in football were: Fronk Wellington, Victor Lomeli, George Siler, arid Virgil Kane; those in basketball were Frank Wellington, Virgil Kane, Gonzalo Leon, arid Maurice Rosas. Engaged in debate were: Lucille Hites, Russell Jones, 011d Donald Green wood. Those in the Glee Clubs were: Mildred Butler, Dorothy Carlisle, Enone Chick, Bettie Davis, Duth Dumez, Lucille Hites, Luvenia Irwin, Genivieve Keezer, Mw·y Wright, Morris Lee Humphrey, Donny Becchetti, Daniel D�e, ar1d Virgil Kane. Ju011 Flores, Donald Greenwood, Russell Jones, 011d Maur1<:e Rosas, were in orchestra and the band. Maurice Rosas entered the music contest at Flagstaff as clarinet soloist. Four sophomores, Donald Greenwood, Russell Jones, Albert Nausin, axid Dick Denney represented Clarkdale in Northern Arizona Academic Meet as contestar1ts in the plane geometry competition. Pat Mulcaire was the sopho more member of the English te01r1. •

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OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Claudio Carrillo.__________________________FresidenL______________________________________ Joe Martinez Dan Marlinez_______....._,___________________Vice-presidenl______________________George Plecas George Plecas. ____________________ Secretary_________________ ___ Dale Hites June Whitewing _____________._______________Treasurer_______________________Regina Kelly Regina Kelly___________________ Forum Representative________________________Charles Bradford Mr. Nelson Payne, Class Sponsor

The Freshmen have successfully reached the end of a very eventful first year in high school! While demonstrating their patience, fortitude, and humil ity in the annual rites of initiation, September 7, they suffered a rather violent addition to the customary procedure - the auditorium ceiling collapsed. Recovering from the shock, they. were officially welcomed to the school at the Freshmen Reception, September 23. "Ferdinand the Bull," ·presented in assembly February 10, displayed dra matic talent and furnished entertainment for everyone. Then on March 17 St. Patrick's Day- their height of attainment was reached with a "kid" party. Participating in athletics were: Marion Teague, Joe Martinez, Ned Russell and Clarence Wellington, football; Joe Contreras, Frank Lopez, Jesus Rodri quez, Clyde Wiggins, Rito Quesada, Steve O'Brien, and Claudio Carrillo, Junior high basketball; Steve O'Brien, Dan Martinez, Dale Hites, Joe Contreras; Clyde Wiggins, touch football. Active in Debate were Dale Hites, Clyde Wiggins, and Steve O'Brien. In the Glee Clubs were: �elma Bailey, Martha Drescher, Betty Jane Collum, Regina JCelly, Betty Linder, Mari e.Lysons, Rosalie Major, Melba Shockley, Rosejean Swanner, June Whitewing, Vir ginia Winn, Clyde Hance, P-r eston Heinle, Dale Hites, Steve O'Brien, Joe Runge cm� Bob Vidler. In the band was Clyde H cmce. .Betty· Lindner entered the Northern Academic Meet as. freshman me. mber of .iL· � English team. . · .

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The members of Section I have engaged in a number of social activities. The first party of the year, held on October 14, took the for1n of a scavenger hunt. A prize was awarded to the group of students who collected the greatest number of articles listed. Refreshments of sm1dwiches, cocoa, arid cake, were served. .

On December 13 the group got together for a Christmas party. Mickie Coke played Santa Claus and distributed gifts which the members exchanged. An afternoon dancing party was held in February. Later in the spring cn1other dance was given by this group.

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The Wolf Howl, student newspaper, has been published monthly by mem bers of the journalism class with the cooperation of the commercial department. The purpose of the staff has been to give a complete coverage arid live presentation of school news. An interesting feature has been the appearance of pictures in several issues. An increased circulation attests to the favorable reception of the publication. Highlighting the social activities of the Wolf Howl was the spring <lar1ce given on March 31. The staff for the year has been: News Editors: Florence Porter, Billie Jean Ragle. Reporters: Bobbie Riley, Milford Jones, Milton Clark, La Verne Hanell, Bettie Mae Vidler, Lyle Smith, Ouita Rea, Bette Pedrick. Advertising Manager: Richard Johnson. Typists: Alice Martinez, Petra de la Torre. Mimeoscope arid Mimeograph Operators: Bobbie Riley, Richard Johnson. Lloyd Linn. Faculty advisers: Miss Helen Armstrong, Miss Alice Watson.

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The 1939 edition of the "Alchemist'' was edited arid published by mem bers of the senior class. Ethel Wedgworth, editor, arid P. W. Ragle, business max1ager, were elected by the class. Other staff members were appointed by a committee made up of the editor, the business n101iager, mid the adviser, Miss Armstrong. Ethel Wedgworth, as editor, is lmgely responsible for the literary work of the book. Others who assisted in the writing were Myrtle Mounts, Bettie Mae Vidler, Sally Minerich, Milton Clark arid Florence Porter. P. W. Ragle, Milford Jones, and Richard Johnson contacted the business men of the district to sell the advertising.

Roberta Riley, Ouita Rea, Bettie Pedrick_, and Billie Jean Ragle l1andled the picture editing. . P�tra de la Torre and Alice Martinez typed all copy to send to the printer. Although most of the photographic work was done by a commercial pho tog1apher, Ray Manley made a number of pictures, including those for all the plays·, several small groups, and most of the snapshots. The sale of the book was launched by m1 assembly progra1n arranged by Chester Skousen. I n charge of sales were Bob Clark arid Vernon Hazen. The pastin g up of the pictures was done by fl:ie entire staff . •

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Revived after several years of inactivity, a debate class was organized this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Lunceford. Although not a great deal of interest was exhibited, some very excellent and very substantial work was accomplished. Enrolled in the class were: Lucille Hites, Olive De Witt, Florence Porter, Ethel Wedgworth, Verlyn Taylor, Richard Johnson, Ray .Manley, Milford Jones, Dale Hites, Clyde Wiggins, Russell Jones, Francis Edens, and Donald Greenwood. Of these, only four did any extensive work. One tewn was com posed of La Verne Harrell and Richard Johnson; the other, of Verlyn Taylor and Mil£ord Jones.

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The national question for debate this year was ''Resolved: that the United States should form an alliance with Great Britain." A practice debate in assembly was staged by our two tearns. Later two practice debates were held with Jerome, one here and one there. The Reverend Ronald Meredith assistE:d Mr. Lunceford in training the active debaters in the proper technique of public speaking.

The Clarkdale tearr1s competed successfully at the debate tournoxn�nt_ in Flagstaff March 18, one temr1 reaching the finals and the two together_ se _ ven out of nine debates. Verlyn Taylor and Milford Jones were �lim� d ar first by a team from Winslow. In the finals La Verne Hrurell Johnson went thereby placing 5�cond. I

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In September the Photography Club began its third year of activity with its election of officer:s. Ray Manley was chosen unanimously to lead the group for the year, and Ruth Dickenson drew the position of secretary-treasurer. Albert Nausin was selected to replace Ruth when she moved away. This year the organization met every Thursday, spending the time in lec tures, demonstrations and work periods. Much time was spent by members of the group in the darkroom learning how to develop film, make prints of nega tives and produce enlargements. The Pnotography Club occupied itself socially with two major ev�nts. In October a party was held in the Home Economics building, and dunng the latter part of April the members enjoyed an all-day picnic in Oak Creek Canyon.

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Boy Scout Troop No. 217, composed of forty-seven registered scouts, has been ve ry ac tiv e this year. A bar1quet in honor of the fathers of the members of the troop was o�e df the first social functions. Later in the year the fathers were again entert�e . s a tm s ri Ch r fo oys t d repa1re • During December the boys collected and gifts for needy children. An out-door activity enjoyed that month was a hike to Mingus mountain. . . tball baske a Id On March 18 all Boy Scout troops of the Verde District that in lace t s tourna1r1ent in Jerome . The Midget group from Clark�alE: toof.�� made es, plac division. Other Clarkdale groups, although not winning ir very good showings. .n th year ClarkA Court of Honor was held in Clarkdale on M� y B. D�:i !d Clemenceau. dale scouts also attended Courts of Honor held m J ero Oak in anch 5 R an zn Sher During Easter vacation the scouts motored to er Cr�ek where they spent three days camping. East of sale th the Anoth�r activity in w�ich the t: oop participated in ded ai 0 ;�:y seals to raise money for crippled children of Arizona. collection of money for the Red Cross. rn'I,

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Boy Scout Troop 218 was organized this year for Spanish speaking boys by Mr. Adolph Orrantia, who has directed its activities. Meeting every other Friday, the boys have learned various arts and crafts essential to scouting. In preparation for meeting Second Class Scout requirements, they have learned how to read code and exchange signals. Practice in cooking and in administering first aid was also included in the scout work. The Scouts sold Marcos de Niza stamps, commemorating the four hun dredth anniversary qf the entrance of white men into Arizona. Funds derived from these sales were used to finance other troop activities. The boys·sold refreshments April 8 at the Easter Dance at Peck's Lake. Plans were made for a number of week-end hikes, at least one of which will probably be in the vicinity of Sycamore Canyon. Good sportsmanship and good citizenship were emphasized in all troop s. vitie acti

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The Home Economics Club this year has engaged in mar1y activities. Meet ings were held every Thursday. A supper was served following most of the business meetings. A special supper was served on November 3 prepared by some of the girls in the classes. On November 9, during American Education Week, the girls entertained the mothers of the students and the faculty mem bers at a tea.

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Following the Christmas vacation on January 11, the girls served at the annual banquet given to the football boys and male members of the faculty. A dinner party provided entertainment on March 16, cnid the girls concluded their social activities for the year by attending a picnic at Peck's Lake on April 20. •

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The Swing Band formed a welcome addition to the music department this year. It performed creditably in several assembly programs, played at the social hours, and furnished the music for the dance given by the Lettermen's Club. The German Band, better known as the "Hungry Five," was also new in the school this year. Members of the Swing Band are: clarinet, Donald Greenwood, Maurice Rosas; trumpet, Refugio Flores, Chet Skousen; trombone, Richard Johnson; piano, Wade Lay; saxophone, Maurice Rosas; guitar, Armin Verdugo; and string bass, Leopoldo Sanchez. The "Hungry Five" was composed of: tuba, Oliver Fisher; trombone, Rich- · ard Johnson; clarinet, Juan Flores, Maurice Rosas; and trumpet, Refugio Flores.

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Clarkdale was host to the schools of Yavapai County April 21 at the annual Yavapai Musical Festival.

The Glee Clubs brought their activities to a close when in June they took part in the commencement and graduation exercises.

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The orchestra this year continued the course of actio·n of previous years. It gave successful programs in assembly and played at other school func tions. April 11 it played at the concert given before the Flagstaff contests. The orchestra was the only instrumental group of the music department represented at Flagstaff. Chet Skousen, trumpet, and Maurice Rosas, clarinet, entered the contests as soloists.

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Clarkdale 7 - Flagstaff 7 The first 9011,e of the season was played September 30 with Flagstaff Eagles at Flagstaff. Flagstaff scored during the first half, but a fighting Wolf aggregation can1e back in the second half to tie the garne up. It ended in a 7-7 deadlock. Clarkdale 19 - Winslow 0 The Wolves went on a scoring spree in the second gorne, played against · Winslow on October 8. This was the first gorne played on the new field. · Using running mid passing plays, the Wolves scored 19 points to Winslow's 0. It was Clarkdale all the way. t

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On October 18 the Wolves traveled to Glendale to be handed their first defeat of the season. Glendale, capitalizing on breaks and frequent fumbles, trounced the Wolves 8-0 in a hard fought game. Clarkdale O - Kingman 6

The W elves engaged in battle with the Kingman Bulldogs at Kingman on October 22 and received their first conference defeat. Using passes and a hard run ning attack, the Bulldogs scored a 6- 0 up set victory over the unlucky Wolf eleven.

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Clarkdale 6 - Prescott 9 The Prescott Badgers took the field against a hard-hitting Wolf eleven in a ni p--and-tuck gart1e played here on October 29. \Vith the score tied at 6-6 and two minutes to play , Prescott executed a 20-yard fiel dgoal to walk off with a 9-6 victory.

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On November 11 the Jerome Muckers came down the mountain to battle the Wolves. With eight seniors playing their last gorne for· C.H.S., the Wolves showed fight mid spirit, but the Muckers took the g<irne with a 14-0 victory.

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An inexperienced but lively crew of underclassmen turned out for spring practice with aspirations for making positions on the 1939 edition of the Wolf Pack. With only two lettermen returning from the 1938 tecxrx1, Coach Goddard has a plentiful supply of positions to fill but sees promising material in the boys who stayed out through the spring practice sessions. A practice game, matching two teor11s from the squad, was played at the conclusion of the practices in April. The enthusiastic competition indicated that the boys might have something to show when the pigskin parade starts next fall.

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8,-Did we show Winslow I Beat 'em 19-0. 12.-Already? Woe is me! Report Cards! 14-Too bad. Glendale beat us 8-0. But not 'cause we didn't fight. 15·-0ur football te01r1 learns how from Santa Clara. 22-We lost to Kingman. They must be good. 6-0. 28i-First social hour mid debut of that swell swing bar1d - not bad. 29--Prescott was lucky - 9-6. How did we know they'd kick a field goal?

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IO-Armistice Day Progrc11x1. Big rally - What have we a b011d? 11-A big fight with Jerome. 14-0. Wait 'til next year. Can't the lettermen give dances? 18-Another social hour. More funl More toes stepped on! 23--Bob cnid Shem1an made All-Northern.

DECEMBER 9-Ccni't those Juniors actl Galahad Jones was the play they presented. 15-Won our first basketball grune with Buckeye. 22-29. 16-Topped Tempe by 29-17. Social hour. Seventh graders will learri to dance yet. JANUARY 6-Lost the gc1tne to Mesa 35-37. But we still have our spirit and pep. 13---A basketball ga1r1e like football - but we took Prescott by 26-25 . 20-We add 011other victory to our list by b�ating Kingnim1 38-24. 20-Students get out of m1other seventh period to jig awhile. Are we goodl Second tearn beats Mayer 62-25. 21-Wolves conquer Winslow Bulldogs by 30-28 score. 25 -Report cards - long way home tqnight. 27 ·we know we'd show 'em. Took the Muckers 29-38. 28-We're gonna think we're good directly. Just beat Wickenburg 24-26. 30 Back again. Doesn't the study hall look elegm1t? FEBRUARY3-4 - Basketball }?oys show what they're made of by bringing home the sportsmanship trophy from the Flagstaff tournament. 3-:-Another seventh period swing session. l�Be my valentine. Den't get excited. Just our de-lovely Senior Hop. 11-We thought we'<:l let someone else· win for a change. Phoenix �0-31. 16-Another initiation? Just dress-up day - and what dressesl to the· tune 11;......What a gc,1rael What a thrillerl We again take Prescott · · . . of 36-35. 24,...:...End a perfect, undefeated conference season by taking Jerome 20-18. 2�nior Be�efit D�ce� Those Seniors will put out w1 cmnual yet.

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