THUNDERBIRD
1963 THUNDERBIRD
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR FOREIGN TRADE,
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
DON HELLBUSCH
Editor
WEBB ELKINS
Business Manager
TONY WOODFIEL D
Associate Editor
DON VA NDERMYDE
Layout Editor
BILL ALLISON
Advertising Manager
BOB DRAGGON
Sales Manager
FOREWORD
This book records a small segment of our lives, the school
year 1962-1963. Small in time, yet infinite in importance,
the year has brought us much good. We came for knowledge
and matured in the process. We leave well-prepared
to meet whatever destinies await us in the world.
These pages reflect the daily lives of the people at the
American Institute for Foreign Trade. O ur professors are
pictured as we have seen them countless times. The other
men and women who are the backbone of the Institute
are also featured in their daily environment.
Meanwhile, every day scenes and special events are recorded
with refreshing impact. In the succeeding years,
as we peruse these pages, we will recall this memorable
year with fondness, a slight smile, and a sense of
accomplishment.
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P H OTOGRAPHY
Jan Dungan
Don Herndo n
1 0 West Studio
Phoe n i x, Arizona
C h rister Sa l e n
Jan Wel l s
Ray Wi lson
A RT
Tony Woodf i e l d
A D V E R T I SING
Bruce H e i ne
C l i nt Biggs
SALES STAF F
Judy H e l l b usch
Carol A l l i son
Betty O l iver
S EC R ETA R I ES
J e a n E l k i n s
J u d y H e l l busch
A D V I SO RS
Ben Raymond
Berger E r ikson
Tom Sunderl i n
Specia l thanks i s g i ven t o M r . H a n k
S h u l m a n of T y l e r P ri nting Company,
Phoenix, Arizona.
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In behalf of the entire student body, the editors take this opportunity
to thank the Board of Directors and the National Board of
Trustees for their concern and efforts in behalf of the Institute.
Much of the past success of AIFT is due to their interest, and the
inspirations of the future will be realized in large part by the continued
assistance provided by these men.
WALTER R. BIMSON
Chairman of the Board of the Institute.
Chairman of the Board, Valley
National Bank of Arizona.
G. HOMER DURHAM
President, Arizona State University.
ROLAND D. FELTMAN
Retired President, Feltman & Curme.
DANIEL C. GAINEY
Chairman of rhe Board, Josten Manufacturing
Company.
JOHN F. GALLAGHER
Vice President, Foreign Administration,
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
BARRY GOLDWATER
Member, United States Senate.
WALTER HARNISCHFEGER
Chairman of the Board, Harnischfeger
Corporation.
SHERMAN HAZELTINE
Chairman of rhe Board, First National
Bank of Arizona.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
G. R. HERBERGER
Chairman of the Board, G. R. Herberger's,
Inc.
MELVIN S. JACOBUS
Partner, J. J. Jacobus & Co.
EDWARD B. JULIBER
Executive Vice President, Phoenix Title
& Trust Co.
CLINTON R. KRIMMINGER
Director, Southern Arizona Bank and
Trust Company, Attorney. AIFT
Alumni Representative.
BENTON M. LEE
Francis I. DuPont & Co.
JOHN J. LOUIS, JR.
Chairman of the Board, KTAR Radio
and Television, Phoenix, Arizona.
WALTER T. LUCKING
President, Arizona Public Service Co.
JOHN B. MILLS
Investments, Phoenix, Arizona.
W. R. MONTGOMERY
Chairman of the Board, The Arizona
Bank.
WALTER R. BIMSON
Chairman of the Board
of the Institute
A. LEE MORE
A. L. More and Sons.
EDWARD V. O'MALLEY
President, Afiliated O'Malley Companies.
JAN OSTERMEYER
Retired President, Shell Chemical Co.
EUGENE C. PULLIAM
President, Phoenix Newspapers, Inc.
RAYMOND RUBICAM
Retired Chairman of the Board, Young
& Rubicam, Inc.
HENRY B. SARGENT
President, American & Foreign Power
Co.
CARL A. SAUER
President of the Institute.
FRANK L. SNELL
Partner, Snell & Wilmer.
E. J. THOMAS
Chairman of the Board, Godyear Tire
and Rubber Co.
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES
WILLIAM L. CLAYTON
Former Under Secretary of Stare for
Economic Afairs.
RALPH P. COUSINS
Maj. Gen., USA, Retired.
LEWIS W. DOUGLAS
Former United States Ambassador ro
Great Britain.
FINLEY P. DUNNE, JR.
Washington Director, International
Schols Foundation, Inc.
A. R. GALE
President, Studebaker International
RICHARD A. HARVILL
President, The University of Arizona.
President
CLARENCE BUDINGTON KELLAND
Author.
THE RT. REV. ARTHUR B.
KINSOLVING II
Episcopal Bishop of Arizona.
CLARE BOTHE LUCE
Former United Stares Ambassador ro
Italy.
M. E. McMILLEN
Chairman of the Board, First Western
Bank.
THOMAS A. MORGAN
Retired Chairman of the Board, The
Sperry Corp.
HOWARD PYLE
President, National Safety Council.
C. R. SMITH
Chairman of rhe Board, American Airlines.
LOWELL THOMAS
Author and Commentator.
W. STOUDER THOMPSON
The Thompson Co., Troy, Ohio.
BRAYTON WILBUR
President, Wilbur-Ellis Co.
MRS. BARTON KYLE YOUNT
Washington, D.C.
CARL A. SAUER
Executive Vice President
BERGER ERICKSON
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ADMINISTRATION
STAFFFACULTY
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PRESIDENT SAUER
Before coming to the Institute in 1950 as assistant to
the president, Dr. Carl A. Sauer had behind him a successful
career in business and government service which took
him to many parts of the world. He received his M.A.
from the University of Southern California and his doctor
of Laws from Arizona State University.
He has been associated with Marshall Field and Co.,
Ventura Junior College, and was director of the ColombianAmerican
Culture Center, Bogota, Colombia. He became
president of the Institute in 1953.
Since then A.I. F.T. has continued to grow under Dr.
Sauer's skillful leadership. This year's students will remember
him as the man with the glowing smile whose
door is always open to everybody.
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BERGER ERICKSON
Executive Vice-President
Students will long remember Berger Erickson's
booming voice charged with good
humor. He manages the affairs of the Institute
calmly, intelligently and good naturedly
while cheerfully solving the financial
problems of those who seek his
advice .
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BERNARD RAYMOND
Pub I ic Relations Director
His work seemed to stretch far beyond
publicizing A.I.F.T. Arranging for speakers,
trouble shooting, setting up special
events, smoothing ruffled tempers -
nothing seemed to disturb his constant
good nature.
Mr. La rs H a ls-Hagen was a p poi nted C a reer Counselor
at the beg i n n i n g of the Spring Semester. He
h a s a l ready traveled over l a rge stretches of the
country from the fa r N o rthwest, throu g h Utah and
Colo rado, to the Cen tra l states. He, h i mse l f, is a
g rad uate of A I FT, and h i s persuas ive powers a n d
p l e a s i n g perso n a l ity w i l l s u r e l y b e responsible f o r
the advent o f m a n y T h u n d erbirds t o o u r cam pus
next year.
M a rtha Snyder receives m o re person a l
m a i l than a nyone e l se o n the staff of
A I FT. The I n stitute has over 3000
a l u m n i ; m a n y of w h o m , we a re told,
w r ite M a rtha reg u l a r l y . In a matter of
seconds, she can te l l you where a n y
g ra d u ate i s l i v i n g ; w hether h e is m a rried
a n d , if so, to whom; and s h o u l d
h e h a ppen t o h a ve c h i l d ren, how
m a n y and just what color eyes they
may h ave.
JOHN R. McMILLAN
Registrar
LARS HALS-HAGEN
Career Counselor
LEO HAGEMAN
Director of Placement
MARTHA S NYDER
Assistant to the Director
of Alumni Affairs
Editor,
News of Thunderbird
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Undoubted l y every student entering A I FT f i rst corresponded
with Mr. McM i l l a n a n d more than like l y
h e was the fi rst t o g reet them when they a rrived. H e
a b l y fi l l s t h e v i t a l r o l e of reg istrar, and p l eases a l l
v i sitors with the perso n a l attention h e g i ves to everyone
w h i l e g u iding them a bout the c a m p u s .
To a certa i n extent, the success of o u r year at A I FT , as
we l l as that of fo l l owing yea rs, depends u pon Leo.
H i s dedicated effort to bring recruiters to the ca m pus,
m a ke new co n n ections, and g ive u s his advice, wil l
not soon be forgotten.
ACCOUNTI NG DEPARTMENT
Richard Rochford
Shirley Jahn
Margaret Dickerson
LOUISE GAR NER
Business Office Secretary
TOM SUNDERLIN
Purchasing Agent
MARGARET NITSCHKE
Secretary to the Registrar
BETTY WILLIS
Administrative Assistant to the President
REGISTRAR'S O FFICE
Adhelma Rocco, Laurel Hegstad,
Gretchen Johnson
A NNABELLE WEED
Receptionist
DINING HALL - (Back row, 1-r) Roberto Gonzales, Alberto Cerevantez, Luis Lombrano.
(Front row 1-r) Willis Moore, Chef; Merle Burgett, Chef; Blanche Awrey;
Pauline Hanna; Sylvia Wiechert; Paul Wiechert, Manager; Ruth Martin; Viola Holt;
Ann Chatfield.
HOUSEKEEPING - {1-r) Lester Kunaschk; Orene Ozment; Caro
Sweat; Meda Boen; Francis Gifford, Manager.
COFFEE SHOP
Nora Taylor and Bessie Trainor
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BUILDINGS A N D MAINTENANCE - (1-r) Asst. Supt. Arthur O'Neill;
Walter Hart; Superintendent Fred L. Gyger; Norman Moulton; A. B.
Stephenson; Otis Dutton; Juan Cornado.
CHARLES BRALEY
Postmaster
MORRELL D. MOODY
Barber
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ROBERT KLINGER
Driver
MRS. E. M. PRICE
VIRGIE FARRAR
Nursery
JEAN MYERS
Nurse
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JUST HAD
MY Fl RST
INTERVIEW!
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LORA JEAN NE WHEELER
Librarian
WILLIAM P. COCHRAN
Associate Professor
of European Studies
EDWARD G. TRUEBLOOD
Associate Professor
of Latin American Studies
AREA STUDIES
DR. MILTON C. TOWNER
Dean of the Faculty
J
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PAUL M. WILSON
Associ ate Professor
of Accounting
WILLIAM D. HACKER, Jr.
Associate Professor
of Management
BARCIA HARRIS
Secretary to the Dean
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ROBERT C. KELSO
Associate Professor
of International
Commercial Law
ARTHUR W. GOODEARL
Associ ate Professor
of I nternationa I Commerce
JOH N DAVI D CAMPBELL
Associate Professor
of International Commerce
GERARD R. RICHTER
Professor
of International Commerce
INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE
EDWIN H. COLEMAN
Professor
of International
Marketing
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LANGUAGES
MARIA L . d e NORONHA
Instructor in Portuguese and Spanish
Director of Choruses
DR. FRANCISCO GAONA
Professor of Spanish
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FRANK R. JACKLE
Director
of the Department
of Languages
RAQUEL GAONA
Instructor in Spanish
RAYMO ND ORTALI
Assistant Professor of French
LAURENCE M. FINNEY
Assistant Professor of Spanish
Director of Alumni Affairs
GUILHERME de CASTRO e SILVA
Assistant Professor of Portuguese
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LUCRECIA KNAUER
Instructor in Spanish
ELZA WHITE
Instructor
in French
SUZAN NE DIAMOND
Assistant Professor
of French
COLIN H. BYERLY
Instructor
in Spanish
Director
of Language
Laboratory
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NERAIDA RAMIS
Instructor in Spanish
JORGE CARRERA
Assistant Professor of Spanish
CLARITA NO NORGUES
Instructor in Spanish
DORA SOTO
Instructor in Spanish
SYLVIA SCHITTERLE
Secretary to the Director
and the Department of Languages
JUAN FRA NCISCO BRONDO
Instructor in Spanish
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ORGANIZATIONS
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Top row, l eft to right: Bil l Murff, G l e n Arehart, Lee Marshall, Robert And rews, Gera l d Schwab, Mike Houston, J a n Wel l s, Jackie Parker,
George La P l a nte, W a l te r Gil lette. Front row, left to right: Robert Bobo, Bernie Guenther, H a rry Olcott, Dick Hotz.
MARKET ING CLUB
Affiliated with the American Marketing Association,
the club completed another successful year
sponsoring a wide range to activities. Besides
presenting outstanding speakers, the club sponsored
the traditional Thanksgiving trip to Hermo-
JACKPOT
sillo . . . the welcoming mixer . . . swim meet . . .
and the annual "Monte Carlo" night, at which everyone
gambled but no one lost . . . plus other
events that helped usher in Spring, and the end
of the school year.
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DELTA PHI EPSILON
Members h i p l a st semester was i ncreased considera b l y and the preceding semester's
brothers, each who h e l d an office headed by Jack Ga uss, welcomed 24
new ini tiates. The p l edge project, designed to promote rel ationships between
the frate r n i ty , the I n stitute a n d the com m u n i ty of G l e n d a l e , a l so produced b l isters.
The u n d erta k i n g , loosely descri bed as a l a n dscaping and bea utification
prog r a m , involved p r u n i n g trees, h a u l ing rocks a n d shove l i n g dirt. However,
efforts were recog n i zed, h a nds healed and senior citizens of G l endale now enjoy
checkers with d ry feet.
The i n itiation ban q u et h e l d at the G reen G a b l es was one of seve ra l h i g h l ig hts
of l ast semester's activities. The g u est speaker, Mr. G a ry Pickard , reminded the
members of their respon s i b i l ity a s citizens a b road a n d p resented severa l i ll ustrations
of how this has been a bused.
The C h ristmas Ba l l w h ich the fraternity organ ized was another successful event
and many w i l l reca l l the v a riety acts presented a t i ntermission, among which
were songs and da nces by the "And rew Sisters and B i n g . "
T h e C h a pter sponsored one of the m o s t i nteresting spea kers o f the semester
w hen M r. Jo h n Scott, speci a l correspondent of Time, d i scussed the " P resent
Situation in Com m u n i st C h i n a . " His candid remarks were thought provoking and
enterta i n i ng .
This semester saw M a r k G i l m ore presid i n g with a "staff" o f s i x officers to promote
the acti vities of LAM BDA. The "rush" meeting was well-attended with
f i n a l i n itiation of new mem bers pend i n g .
M r . Sven J o rgenso n , who has esta b l i shed many resta u rant operations throughout
Latin America , presented a n i nformal a n d very i n formative talk on the soc i a l
a n d commercial customs o f that a rea. H e stro ng l y recommended th ree p rinc i p l es
in l iv i n g a b road: 1. Learn the language, 2. Avoid becoming associated with a
wrong group, a n d 3. Attempt to u n dersta nd the customs and habits of the
peo p l e .
F u rther p l a n s w e r e being m a d e f o r pa rticipation i n " I nternat i o n a l Fun Day" a n d
orga n i z i n g A . I . F.T.'s a n n u a l "Fishe r's Fo l l ies."
Top, left to right: Webb Elkin s, Je rry Scoones, Hans C h ristensen, Don
Vandermyde7 W a l te r Gil lette. Botto m, l eft-rig ht: Dan Van Gelder,
Steve N a egle, Mark Gil more, Bod Romine, G l e n n G l a d .
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T o p , l eft-rig ht: Steve N a e g l e , V i ce-President of
activities; G l en n Gla d , Correspo n d i n g Secretary.
Bottom, l eft-rig ht: Dan V a n Gelder, Executive
V i ce-President; Mark Gi I more, President; Bod
Romine, T reasurer.
Dan Van Gelder at the "World of C h r i stmas."
Back row, l eft-right: Dean Towner, President Sauer, Scott H a m mon,
Jack Parker, B o b La m b r i x . Midd l e row: D u ke L i bby,
Tony Woodfield, Ron Gienger, R i c h a rd Morris, Ed Saenz. Front
row: E a r le O k u m u ra and Les Sheppard.
NEWMAN CLUB
A social gathering of Catholic students and faculty
with a common religious interest. This year the
club sponsored talks by well-known clergymen,
and provided services for various groups in the
Phoenix area.
SAC - our nearest approach to a student government
acted more in a liaison capacity between the students and
the administration. At their weekly Monday afternoon
meetings, the elected officers from both semesters and
officers of all campus groups were called on to discuss
everything from delivering mail on Saturdays to
the projected " Fun Day." Among the most spirited
events of the year were the elections held to select
members and officers, drawing over 90% of the students to
the polls to vote. The SAC dance held at the end of the
registration period makes SAC the first organization to officially
greet the students. And traditionally it is the last to
say goodbye .. . this year with a farewell party for all.
Top row, left to right: R i c h a rd A g u i rre, Bob Lambrix,
Ga rry Moore. Front row: left to r i g ht: Tony
Woodfi e l d , E a r l e O k u m u ra , Ron Gienger.
Back row, left to rig ht: Ric h a rd Aguirre, Jan
O l cott. Front row, left to right: Lou Varricch
ione, George D a n i e l s , Roger H u h n ke.
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SPANISH CLUB
E l Grupe Cultural Hispanoamericano h a side formado con e l objeto d e mejorar
el conocimiento que sus miembros tienen de Ia lengua espanola, asi como tambien
divulgar entre los mismos Ia cultura latinoamericana. Estes objetivos se logran
mediante reuniones mensuales en las cuales personas relacionadas a Hispanoamerica
se refieren a aspectos culturales y problemas relacionados con Ia misma. Durante
el arlo lectivo, entre los oradores invitados figuraron el doctor Francisco Gaona,
consejero del Grupoi el profesor Jorge luis Carrera, los senores Miguel y Ricardo
link, el licenciado Raul Rocco y el senor Hector Luis Rodriguez. Ademas de Ia
actividad cultural refleejada mas arriba, el Grupe tambien patrocino una reunion
de caracter social que se realize coniuntamente con el Club Portugues, y que
recibio el nombre de Carnaval LationamericanO".
PORTUGUESE CLUB
CLUBE DE PORTUGUES
A festa a fantasia - o Carnaval Latino·Americano - marcou o
primeiro sucesso da temporada social do clube. 0 ambiente foi de
franca camaradagem e alegria. As serpentinas e as decoracoes ao
Iongo de todo o salao de dancas davam a impressao de se estar numa
festa de carnaval no Rio de Janeiro.
As melhores fantasias receberam bonitos presentes. 0 casal Neagle,
fantasiado de Cruzados, Stan Zagrodnik de indio latino-americano,
Suzanna Merff, de Carmen Miranda e o mexicano Dan Van Gelder
deram muito colorido a festa.
Heitor Luiz Rodriguez, Presidente, Alex Perdicas, Vice·Presidente
e lilly Neagle, secretaria. As reunioes regulares consistiram de
palestras feitas per algums convidados e pela exibicao de vistas do
Brasil.
A ultima reuniao do clube foi realizada no Parque de Glendale,
onde urn saboroso porco foi assado pelos membros do clube. Houve
muita animacao e todos dancaram ao ritmo de musica tipicamente
brasileira.
COISAS PARA QUE NUNCA ESQUECAM:
Larry: "lsso e espanhol."
Rafael: "Em casa e espanhol, e ca-a-asa."
Raul: "Nao se diz: ela; diz-se e-e-ela."
Felix: "lsso nao e nem born portugues, nem born espanhol."
Lily: "Muito born! Born! Born!"
Quem diz o seguinte todo a tempo?: "Excuse me, excuse me,
excuse me!" 0 professor disse: "Oiga: Desculpe!"
-HECTOR LUIS RODRIGUEZ
Seated, l eft to right:
Ann Ritter, Ra u l Rocco,
Seg u ndo C asteleiro,
Ed Ka minski.
First row, left to right: E d K a m inski, Ann Ritte r , Raul Rocco,
Bebe Brown, Seg u n do Casteleiro. Second row : Matthew
Ship m a n , Dan Van Gelder, Jay D u n g a n , George La P l a nte,
Hector Rodriguez, Lynn Mayer, Jo h n Votta, Ra fael Velez.
Third row: Ron Burkard, Ma r k Gilm ore, Jack Parker, Joh n
Davies, Bil l Tschohi, G a r ry Moore.
Back row, left-rig ht: George Danie l s , Steve N a e g l e , Ron Burkard, Alex
Perdias. Front row, left-right: Lily N a egle, Ad h e l m a Rocco, Rachel Williamson,
Alice Hazard, Ma ria Va lez, Marilyn Gi l l ette.
FRENCH CLUB
Le Cercle francais a deux buts:
Le premier est i n structif; o n d i scute l es moe u rs et les
co utumes de nos vo i s i n s ainsi q u e leu rs problemes po l itiques
et econom iq ues.
"Escalade" of Squaw
Mountai n . Tony, u pper
left corner, seeks
route.
Le second est d'augmenter I a f l u i d ite e n Francais
des etudiants membres du Cerc l e .
D e p l us, l e Ce rcle Francais a initie p l u s i e u rs
activites sociales a ['eco le - tel q u e danses,
sorties, c i nemas, etc . . .
Top, left-right: Richard A g u i rre, Behrouz
P i rouz, Earle Oku m u ra. Bottom,
left-right: Jo h n H u m i n s k i , Tony Woodfield,
B i l l Bal l .
Spoi l s of v i ctory French C l u b members o n top of
Squaw Mou ntai n, h i g hest in
Top, left-right: Mar i lyn Romine, Dottie Biggs, Carole Larsen, Phoen ix area.
L i l y Naeg l e, Pat Lett, Martha Ben nett. Bottom , l eft-right: Rac
h e l W i l l iamson; Laurel Heg stad secretary; Gretchen Jo h n son,
p resident; Dian e l m redy, treasurer; Mari l y n G i l l ette, vice-p resident.
WOMEN'S CLUB
The A I FT Women's C l u b had an active and valuable year . . making
friends among themselves and the cam pus. Many programs were
presented ai med at situations women m i g ht encounter w h i l e l i v i n g
a n d raising a fam i l y outside the U . S . . Dean Towner spoke d u r i n g
t h e s p r i n g semester on, "Educating Y o u r C h i l d re n Abroad." Mr.
Orta l i gave a tal k, "The Young Amer icans i n France ." Mrs. Coch ran
spoke on state department protocol and probl ems, and Bruce Barber
spoke on Russia. Al so, Mrs. John C h r i stianson of the Val l e y National
Ban k spoke on, " H ow to S u rvive with Women," and the Director
of A l u m n i Services, Martha Snyder, gave a talk on the young
woman abroad.
These programs and others served to widen the knowledge of the
young wives at A I FT and to p repare them to cope su ccessfu l l y with
l iv i n g in a foreign co u ntry.
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Left-right: Don Hel lbusch, editor; Bruce Heine, advertising; Bob Draggon, sales manager; Christer Salen, photographer; Bill Allison advertising
manager; Webb Elkins, business manager; Don Vandermyde, layout editor; Jay Dungan, photographer. Not shown: Ton; Woodfield,
J a n Wells, and others.
T H U N DE R B I R D - Many hours of work on the part of many peop l e
went into the p u b l i s h i ng o f t h e 1963 T h u nderbird; w o r k enjoyed,
however, by everyone who pa rtici pated . The activity invo l ved begg
ing, borrowing and ste a l i ng photog raphs from every source . . .
p l a cing them i n some sort of order . . . writing a few words here
and there . . . awaiting the return of advertising sa l esmen who
SPANISH CHORUS
MAR I A L. de N O R O N H A
D i rector of Choruses
pounded the hot pavements. The intensive study necessary a t A I FT
left l i tt l e time for a reg u l a r schedule . . . so with a l i ttle p l a gerizing
here, a l ittle creativity there, and an attempt to p l ease as many
peop l e as poss i b l e , the boo k went to press. T h e staff hopes that
the students and faculty members who paid the i r $4.00 a re satisfied
with our work and proud of their Thunderbird yearbook.
FRENCH CHORUS
PORTUGUESE CHORUS
ATHLETIC CLUB
Led b y famed athlete Duke Libby,
shown at left; nearly everyone participated
in this club at one time or another
. . . softball games, basketball
tournaments . . . ping pong finals . . .
golf matches . . . swimming . . . soc-cer
. . . volley ball . . . lacrosse . . . ten-nis
. .. and everything else imaginable
in the Valley of the Sun
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S PEAKEASY . . . AIFT's workshop for public
speakers, organized to help students develop
poise and fluency in public speaking. This
year featured table topics where each member
spoke extemporaneously for one minute
. . . followed by constructive criticism
from the other members. Serious business
combined with humor makes this club one
of the most interesting on campus.
Top row, left-right: Jay Dungan, Mamady Conde, Matt Shipm a n, Bernie Guenther,
Bi l l A l l ison, Louis V a rricchione. Bottom row, left-right: Bob Taylor, Tom Aa geson,
Wes DuChemin, Eddie Morrow.
Top row, left-right: Carole Larsen, Pat Lett, Grace Bastianutti, Judith Barber. Mid d l e row,
l eft-right: Marilyn Gil l ette, Ma ria Velez, Adhe l ma Rocco, Lily N ae g l e, Gretchen Johnson,
Asako Brown, L a u r a l Hegstad, C a ro l A l l ison, Joan D u Chem i n. Bottom row, left-right: Marilyn
Romine, Roberta Schaffer, J a net O l cott, Fay Wright, Judy H e l l busch.
STUDENT WIVES
"Behind every g reat m a n there is a woman."
And a l ong side of m a ny A I FT students
there a re wives . . . attending the a rea
cl asses and lea rning the dialogues along
with their husbands. Shown at l eft a re
some of these wives; a l l of them t a ke a
g reat interest in the school and their husbands'
careers . . . some of them both work
and a ttend c l asses . . . and besides school
work they had cooking and houseclea ning
responsibilities, ba bies to burp, husbands
to pamper. In spite of such odds, they
g raced the campus with their cheerfu l and
lovely presence.
ACTIVITIES
STUDENT LIFE
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We came to this school
To develop a tool
To find a place for ourselves in this world.
We'd study and learn
The midnight oil it would burn,
We'd find a place for ourselves in your world.
Accounting and lab,
A Richtorian punjab
I.C., Ac., - B.C.
We start with the premise
That never a grimace
Will get you that seat on the board
And slowly advance
To posture and stance
Never a negative chord.
In moments so rare
With a thrilling fanfare
Specifics are advanced.
Students, chagrined
When to specifics they're pinned
And no longer are romanced.
My words are sublime
But most difficult to rhyme
And I falter in persipicascity.
The year it has flown
Well, they tell me I've grown
I now have the tools of duplicity.
MATT SHIPMAN
(Shown at left above)
F I RST IMPRESSION
GETTING
ACQUAINTED
MOVING IN
FIRST ARRIVALS
SHAPING UP
ORIENTATION
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REGISTRATION
..
COUNSELING BOOK BUYING
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FIRST CLASSES
WELCOME
KEY MEN
FALL SWIMMING
WEDNESDAY N IGHT LAW CLASSES
BAKE SALE
WORLD SERIES AFTERMATH
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speakers JOHN SCOTT
C H E CKING OUT LIBRARY
RELAXING I N SUN
. . . and READING
. . . a n d MRS. TRAVINO
l!AR:rQN i:.Yl.ll YOUNT
,
, ,, , ME• MORIA l LIB!l\ay
WE HAD PARTIES . . . . . AND PARTIES . . . AND PARTIES
. . . AND ENTERTAINMENT . . . . .
. AND SO ON
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CROWDS
AND • • •
IN Dl VI DUALS
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• • • AND SOLITUDE • • •
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Training table
My money's on Finney
over Brondo
FUN DAY
SPONSORED BY SAC
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Rape of the Sabines Bull Pen
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THE THUNDERBIRD
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LODGE
Discriminating people choose The Thunderbird
Lodge as their holiday Mecca. Situated in the Valley
of the Sun, sixteen miles northwest of Phoenix,
the Lodge is internationally known as the
world's foremost health resort. Famed for its unequaled
climate and extensive recreational facilities,
The Thunderbird Lodge is best known for the
incomparable attention and devoted service it provides
for i guests.
Our property consists of 180 acres of superbly
landscaped grounds, arranged into the form of
the legendary Thunderbird which in American Indian
lore signifies good fortune.
Easily accessible by car in one-day ventures are the
monolithic Grand Canyon, the ancient ruins of formerly
glorious Indian cities, the forested mountain
regions of northern Arizona which provide extensive
skiing facilities, and many colorful Mexican
cities distinguished by their exciting bullfights.
Moreover, a half hour drive will carry you into the
heart of downtown Phoenix, a center prepared to
satisfy the most exacting tastes.
However, let us quote to you a passage from a letter recently
received from one of our patrons, Lord Raymond
Woodbury, of Lancaster. He obligingly expresses "many
thanks for a delightful sojourn, Stan . You, as Maitre d'
Hotel, your porters, bellboys, clerks, and others assiduously
cared for all my needs, for which service I am
grateful indeed . Moreover, I shall not soon forget our
most pleasant chats. It is my pleasure to recommend
your establishment to my friends, and I, myself, am anticipating
my next holiday at The Thunderbird."
Lord Woodbury is but one of many of our distinguished
guests who have found relaxation and health at The
Lodge.
Your genial host,
"Stan" Zagrogwiska
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Lord Raymond Woodbury
!Where is that- porter!!!!
The activities of The Lodge center around the Hogan,
which includes our sumptuous Dining Hall. At
your command is our cuisine, featuring an international
diversity of succulent meals tastefully prepared
by European chefs of world reknown. Waiters
are at all times alert to serve you.
We can accommodate two hundred guests. Our
rooms, moreover, are spacious and selectively decorated,
with wall to wall carpeting. Adjoining are
expansive, private baths. All is provided so that
the vacationer will be able to relax in his home
away from home, free from the problems that
could beset him elsewhere.
'
Elbows
Where is the slop cart?
Trapped it! Now what?
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The pool is about due for a change
of water.
Fun for a II age groups.
Our guests, regardless of age, are urged
to participate in outdoor activities of one
sort or another. The hot winters make
swimming especially enjoyable and, with
this consideration in mind, we maintain
two pools exclusively for the recreational
use of our patrons. We also provide such
varied facilities as a softball diamond, a
shuffleboard court, a volleyball court,
badminton courts, tennis courts, and a basketball
court. The surrounding countryside
offers excellent opportunities for
horseback riding, golf, and hunting.
We highly recommend our planned evening programs featuring
dancing to our twelve piece band. The cinema, theatrical presentations,
as well as orchestral, ensemble, and solo concerts in the
Greater Phoenix Area are also a must on your entertainment schedules.
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You take the one
in the red bikini . . .
•
You will find it very difficult to
depart from The Thunderbird
Lodge, the Oasis of the Arizona
desert. As is the case with Lord
Woodbury, you will be eagerly
looking forward to another stay
here in the Valley of the Sun.
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One person escapes
looking backward . . .
MOMENTS NOT
SOON FORGOTTEN
CLASS OF
JANUARY
J . M. A l ford
B.A., Southwestern at
Memphis
Gerra ld Church
B.S., Oregon State
laszlo Belenyessy
M.S. , M . I .T .
Robert B. Cou l ter
B.S., Colorado State
U n iversity
John Breyfo g l e
1963
A n d rew C a i r n s
B.A., Hum boldt State
B . A . , U n i versity of Kansas
51
M i l ner G. Durden
A . B . , U n iversity of
Georg i a
Bruce R. Frede rick
B.A., Gri n n e l
Mohamad R. G a n i e
A.B., O h i o U n i versity
Matthew J. Gauss J r.
B.S. , U .S. Naval Academy
Paul M . Hoffower
B.S., Syracuse U n i versity
P h i l i p A. K i ger
B . S . , West Virg i n i a
U n i versity
Robert H. la n h a m
B . S . , I ndia n a U n i versity
R ic h a rd L . Goble
B . A . , U n iversity of
Co l o rado
52
Bruce A. Greene J r.
A . B . , George Wash i n gton
U n iversity
lawrence C. Greene
A . B . , Duke U n iversity
Perry D . Jefferies
B . A . , St. Mary's
U n i versity
Gordon R. King J r.
l n st. Saint lou is de Gonzague,
Port-au-P r i n ce .
Bacca l a u reate Gen .
Ge ra l d K . loft
B.S. , U n ivers ity of Co lorado
Joseph H. loyd
A . B . , LI. B . , Uni versity of
Missouri
Ca rmen Ma ldonado
B . A . , Ca l ifornia Western
University
Edward C. Saenz
B . A . , Texas A & M
lawrence F. Smith
B . A . , University of
Ca l ifornia
Ric h a rd E. Suhrbier
B.A . , lou i s i ana State
John l. Meltzer
B . A . , Michigan State
University
- 5 3 -
Richard D. Mor ris
B.S., Ca l ifornia Ma ritime
Academy
J o h n Odor
B.S., Was hington University
Wayne Sansbury
B.A., University of
O k l a homa
Richa rdson B. Smith
University of Virg i nia
David M. Su l l ivan
B.A . , University of
Connecticut
Lee Van Eaton
A . B . , U niversity of
Cal ifornia
Henry Vigor
B . A., Ohio Wesleyan
U n ive rsity
Advertising Award
Gary R. West
B.A . , University of
Delaware
Leslie R. West
B . A . , American University
David R. Wilson
B . A . , Brown University
Duke Libby receives Athletic Award from
President Sauer
Valedictorian Gary West
CLASS OF
JUNE
Thomas H. Aageson
A . B . , Ma rquette U n iv.
Wi l l i a m F. Ba l l
B . A . , U n iversity of
Buffa l o
Wi l l i a m L . Al l ison
B . A . , U n i ve rsity of Arizona
John B a l l a s
B.A., Notre Dame
55
John H . Bagg
B.S., Corne l l U n iv.
Bruce B. Ba rber
B . A., University of
Col orado; M.A.
Mid dlebury Col l ege
1963
Rhodes S. Baker Ill
B . A . , University of
the South
Diego L. Basti a n utti
B . A . , Ma rquette
University
Anthony L. Bedford
B . A . , San Diego State
Col lege
Ma rtha I. Bobo
B . A . , Arizona State
U n iversity
Ron a l d P. Bur kard
B . A . , U n iversity of
Ca l iforn i a
M a rsh a l l L. Ca rson
B . S . , U n iversity of A rizona
Hans I. C h r i ste nsen
B . S . , North e rn I l l inois
U n iversity
Robert F. Bobo
B . S . , Arizona State
U n iversity; D.M.D.,
U n ivers ity of Oregon
56
Beatrice K. Brown
B . A . , M.A., A r izona
State U n i ve rs i ty
Michael Brown
B . S . , Fa i r l e i g h Dickinson
U n i ve rsity
Stacy G . C a r k h uff II
B.S . , U n iversity of A k ron
G a ry E. C h r istensen
B . S . , U n iversity of Utah
Wi l fred M. C l ausen
B.S., U n iversity of
Missou ri
J o h n M. Conant
B . A . , University of
C a l i fornia
R i c h a rd W. Copel and
A . B . , Unive rsity of
South Caro l ina
John B. Davies
B.S. , University of I d a h o
P a u l V . Dra u g h n
B . A . , University o f
M i ssouri; B B A , University
of H o u ston
E d m u nd W. Du Chemin
B.A., M.S. , University
of Denver
Charles A. Countryman
B . A . , DePauw University
57
Rona l d J. Cou rtney
B.S., Arizona State
University
George G . Dani e l s
B . S . , Georgetown
Peter G. Doy l e
B.S. , Arizona State
University
F l oyd 0. Dru m e l l er
A . B . , Drury College
J a y G . Dungan
B . A . , University of
C a l i fornia
George T. Egry
B . S . , U n iversity of
Cal ifornia
Webb F . E l kins
B . S . , Holy C ross Col lege
Thor D . Fol kedal
A . B . , Stanford U n iversity
Thomas A . Giesey
B . A . , Bethany Col lege
Marq u i s H . Gil more
A . B . , Dartmouth
Peter G. Eschauzier
B . A . , Bard Co l l eg e
58
Arno l d H . Escobedo
B . B . A . , U n iversity of
San Diego
Frederick A. Fair
B . A . , Whitman Co l l ege
Ronald J. Gienger
B.S., U n iversity of Oregon
Walter H. G i l l ette
B.S., SWTSC; M . S . ,
Texas A . & I.
G l e n n H. G l ad
B . B . A . , St. Bonaventure
U n ive rsity
Bern hard D. G u enther
B . A . , Lafayette Col l ege P h i l i p C. Gugel
A . B . , U n iversity of
Michigan
Jose p h H artsho rne
B.A., U n i vers ity of Denver
Raymond L . Heg stac
B . A . , Was h i ngto n State
U n ive rsity
Don E. Hel lbu sch
B . A . , Colorado U n i ve rs i ty
Bruce V. Hal verson
B . S . , Angustana Colleg e
59
Scott L . Hammann
B . B . A . , U n iversity of
Mich iann
George G. H argrove
B . B . A . , Texas Tech
A l ice G . Hazard
B . A . , U n iversity of Arizona
Bruce L. Heine
B . S . , I n d iana U n iversity
Dan iel L. Hende rson
B . A . , DePauw U n i versity
Melvin I . H e rtz
B . A . , U n ive rsity of
Washington
Peter M. H o l zman
B . A . , Denison U n iversity
Michael C. H u ston
B . S . , Arizona State
U n iversity
Richard W. Jamison
A . B . , Witte n bu rg U n iversity
Maurice P . J o h n son
B . S . , Wisco n s i n State
Richard W. Hotz
B . S . , Kansas State U n i versity
60
Roger M. H u h n ke
B.S . , California Maritime
Academy
J o h n R. H u minski
B . S . , Duquesne U n iversity
Bruce C. J acobsen
B . S . , Montana State
John S. Joh nson
B.A., Tufts U n i ve rsity
James S. Jones
A . B . , I ndiana U n ive rsity
.
Edward M. Kaminski
A . B . , Harvard
Roger D. Kincaide
A . B . , Colgate
Felix V. Latuszynski
B . A . , Montana State
U n ive rsity
A r n o l d M. Lewis J r .
A . B . , Fort H ays Kansas
State Co l l ege
Gil bert Locks
B . S . , Arizona State
U n iversity
Robert J. Lambrix
A . B . , Colgate
61
George G. LaP l ante
B . B . A . , Western Michigan
U n ive rsity
Karl D. Larsen J r .
B.A . , Col l eg e of Wooster
Robert A. Lett
B . S . , Wayne U n iversity
Al l an J . Libby
B . A . , San Diego State
Col lege
Beau mont A . Lower
B.A., Washington State
U n iversity
J u a n E. M a u rer
C a l ifornia State Poly. Co l .
Lynn D . Mayer
B . A . , Hobart Co l l ege
P h i l ip R . Mil l e r
B . A . , Nebraska Wes l eya n
U n i versity
E rnest N . C. Moore
A.B., LL. B . , U niversity of
Southern C a l i fornia
Eddie A. Morrow
B.S., Kansas City
U n ive rsity
J a mes E. McCo rmick
B . S . , Central Missouri State
62
J a mes McKeown J r.
B . S . , U n ive rsity of
Southern Mississippi
Eugene Metier
(M.F.T.) B . A . , B r i g h a m
Y o u n g U n iversity
Jeri T. Moler
B . S . , U n iversity of Arizona
E ro l S. Moran
B . A . , De Pauw U n iversity
Stephen V. N aegle
B.A., Western Washington
State Col lege
J e a n R . Non orgues
Eco l e N ation a l D'Optique
Tadayosh i E . Okum ura
B . A . , Waseda U n iversity
A l exa nder J. Perd icas
B . S . , U n i versity of Buffa l o
Beh rouz P i rouz
B.S., W i sco n s i n State
Co l l ege
Susan Pri ndev i l l e
B . A . , McG i l l U n i versity
H aro l d S. O l cott J r .
B.S., C a l ifornia Maritime
Academy
63
Edward J. O l iver
B.A., Pomona Co l l ege
John W. Pa rker
B . S . , L o u i s i a n a State
U n i versity
Stu a rt J. Perk i n s
B . A . , North Central Co l l ege
Buddy G. Pol ser
B . A . , Texas Tech
R i chard P. P u i g
B . A . , U n iversity of Kansa s
John L. P u r d u m
B . A . , S a n D i eg o State
Frank J . Rael
Georgetown
H ector L. Rodrig uez
B . A . S . , Co l l ege of
Agricu l t u re and
Mechanical Arts,
Univers i ty of Puerto Rico
J u rgen Rottger
N ew Yo rk University
Grad u ate Program
M i chael A . Ryan
B . A . , University of
Santa Clar<
James H. R i d d l e
B . A . , Kenyon Co l l ege
64
Ann R i tte r
B . S . , University of
Arkansas
Rau l 0. Rocco
M . A . Law, Abogado,
Universi dad Nacional de
Buenos A i res
Bod E. Rom ine
B . S . , A rizona State
University
Clark G . R u sse l l
B . A . , University o f N evada
J ack Schoor
B . A . , Broo k l yn Co l lege
Gerald F. Scoones
A. B., Tufts
Harold B. S h aeffer
B . S . , U n iversity of
Colorado
Robert M. Taylor
B.S . , U niversity of
Wisconsin
H u g h J. Tierney J r .
B . A . , U n iversity of
Min n esota
George E. Twidwe l l
B . S . , U n ive rsity of Oregon
Michael R . Smith
A . B . , San Diego State
65
T h eodore E. Smith J r.
B . S . , Ohio U n iversity
Bruce W. Strong
B. J . , U n iversity of
Missouri
Du ncan L . Tho mas
B . A . , Wabash Co l l ege
Rafik Torkia
B.A., Co l l ege Ste. Famil le;
P . C. B . , P rep, Medical
Schoo l , Cairo U nive rsity;
M . B . B . C. H . Fac u l ty of
Medicine, Cairo U nive rsity;
B . S . C. , Laval U n iversity
Jerry K. U l c h
B . A . , Baylor U n ive rsity
Don R. Vandermyde
B . A . , U n iversity of
Wisco nsin
Dan i e l B . Van Gelder
A.B., U n i versity of
California
Lee Von Hoff
J e rry R. V u rpil l at
B . A . , San Fernando State
Co l l ege
Harry R. Warren
B . S . , Grand Canyon
Co l l ege
Louis F . Varricchione
B . A . , U n ive rsity of
Vermont
66
Rafael A. Velez
B . A . S . , Co l l eg e of
Agricu l tu re and Mechanical
Arts, U n ive rsity of
Puerto Rico
Rev. Wil liam Von Hoff
Joh n F. Votta
B. S., Loyo la College
Oren D. Wade
B . S . , USC
Robert E . Wil l iamson
B . F . S . , USC
Raymond S. Wilson
B.A., Michig a n State
U n iversity
Daniel H. Wittm a n n
N i ch o l s Col lege
Gustaf S. Wo l l m a r
B . A . , U n ive rsity of
Connecticut
Anthony W. Woodfield
A.B., H arvard
Stan l ey A. Zagrod n i k J r.
B.A . , Co lorado Col lege
I dreamed I had my picture taken for the Thunderbird Yearbook with
no pants on.
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Thomas P. Wright
B.A . , U n iversity of
C a l ifornia
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TH U NDERBIRD PHOTO CENTER
(I N THE MERRITT ELECTRIC APPLIANCE STORE)
Complete Line of Cameras, Projectors,
Photo Su pplies, and Equipment
Complete Photo Processing Service
5744 W. Glendale Ave., Glendale, Ariz.
MERRITT ELECTRIC
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5744 W. Glendale Ave. Glendale, Ariz.
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5812 W. Glenn Drive
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Phone 939-1491
Glendo le, Ariz.
ARIZONA SYRUP CO.
Manufacturers of
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Fountain Syrups & Toppings
Distributors of Coca Co l a Fo u n tain Syrup
BR 2-1364
4202 W. Whitton Ave.
MIMEOGRAPHING ADDRESSING
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Phoenix
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MILLER1S
TIRE AND SUPPLY CO.
USED REFRIGERATORS RENTED AUTO ACCESSORIES
G.E. RADIOS TOYS
240 East Glendale Avenue
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1t. e S. FROZEN FOODS
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Glendale o� nd Sun City
YE 7-8621
YE 7-7202
SMART A N D F I N A L I R I S CO.
M E M B E R F D. I. C
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F a n c y Vegetables-Fru its-J u i ces
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2625 W. C y p r e s s
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P H A RMACY & L I Q U O R STO R E
G l e n d a l e ' s O l d e s t D r u g S t o r e
6 8 3 6 N . 5 8th Orive • Phone YE 7-72 1 8
G l e n d a l e , A ri zo n a
D . R . J O N ES 0 G. D U N C A N
S M I T H M O T O R S S A L E S
AUTHO R I Z E D O L D SMOBI L E
S a l e s a n d S ervice
5307 W. Glendale Ave. YE 7-4747
G L E N D A L E , A R I Z O N A
AFFILIATED
Quality Clothes for
Men of Distinction
Boyd's Men's Store
• McGregor Sports w e a r
• M a n h a t t a n Shi rts
• Cooper Jockey Shorts
• Free m a n Shoes
70 1 5 N . 57th Drive Glendale, Arizona
Phone YE 7-7423 J oe Boyd, Prop.
L A C O C I N A
B e s t of
M E X ICAN FOOD
R E STAURANT
A J . F.T.'s M eeting & E a t i n g Place
6829 N . 57th Drive Y E 7-46 1 1
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O'Ma l ley Bu i l d i n g Mater i a l s, 20 fu l l l ine l umber ya rds• • •M a l l ca Di stri butors (wholesa le on ly) bu i ld i ng mater i a l s, hardwa re,
s porting goods, pa i n t. • •S outhwestern G lass & Mi I Iw ork Company, g l a s s, mi l lwork, bui I d i ng spec i a l i t i es•man ufactur ing and
d i stri but ing• • •O 'Ma l ley Investment & Rea l ty Company, i nvestments, rea l estate, mortgages, i nsurance • • •O 'Ma l l ey P l as t ics
I n corpora ted, m an u fa cturers o f p o l ys ty re n e p a c k a g i n g a n d produ cts.
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR FO REIGN TRADE
for b l a z i n g a new t ra i l i n t h e f i e l d of
t r a d e a n d h u m a n r e l a t i o n s . . . n u estras m e j o res
deseos y f e l i c i d a d e s
TH E VAR S I TY S H O P
30 N o rt h F i rst Street
HAN NY'S SCOTTS D A L E
25 W e s t M a i n Street
HAN NY'S C H R I STOW N
1 5t h Ave. & Bet h a n y H o m e R d .
SCOTTSDALE VARS I TY SHOP
Scotts d a l e Road & F i rst Ave.
10 WET TU D I O
10 West Camelback Road
Phoenix, Arizona
If our placement photographs
do not get you the job,
we hire you!
Portraits
Commercial
Industrial
Advertisi ng
Aerials
Passports
Most T h u nderbi rds h a ve been photo g ra phed by Ten
West Stud io at one t i m e or a n other. If you a re abroad
now and need pri nts of a photo taken w h i l e a t A I FT -
by Don - send the deta i l s of when the p i ct u re was ta ken
and who to:
MR. DON H E R N DON
10 WEST CAMELBACK ROAD e PHOENIX, ARIZONA
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Compl ete Service
New Cars
M E C H A M
Write us from Abroad for full information
O n all available models
"If you can't deal with MECHAM, you
just can't deal.
PONT I A C RAMBLER
4 5 1 0 West Glendale Ave. 4 5 66 West G l e n d a l e Avt .
Sa lud y pesetas
578 1 W. Glendale Ave.
Telefono YE 7-74 1 1
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CHEVROLET
54 1 8 N. W. Grand
GLENDALE, ARIZONA
AT H OME OR ABROAD - WE ALWAYS
TRADE W H E N OT H E RS FA I L
Whether You're i n Tie rra d e l fuego, Pa ris, o r
i n Kenya - remember - we a re sti l l you r local
Chevro let dea l e r a n d have been for over a q u a rte r
of a century.
Ph. Y E 7-279 1 -Giendale, Arizona-SANDS CHEVROLET
Remember When?
EVER R EADY DRUG CO.
The R E X A l l Store
Three Registered Phanacists
5757 W. Glendale Ave . Phone YE 7-7521
AYRES Radio and TV
Com plete Sales and Service
AUTO e HOME e PHONO
Write us for up-to-date catalogues
Plus "do-it-yourself" information
AYRES RADIO AND TV e 5024 W. GLENDALE AVE.
Glendale, Arizona Phone 939-0400
gervt'ng CJJa//ey r:h·mrs ycmitoria/ gupp/ies
di11ce 1920
ARIZONA DISINFECT ANT
COMPANY
223 East Madison Street
AL 3-5185 Phoenix. Arizona
Jame:J Colter!, Jr. M A N A G E R
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"Where Thousands Have Saved Millions"
5 & E Drive-I n Liquors
Where Thunderbirds have always Found Courtesy
COME AS YOU ARE
BUY FROM YOUR CAR
Beer - Liquor - I mported Wi nes
5539 W. G l e n d a l e Ave. P hone YE 7- 1 9 9 1
MUSSATTO'S MFG. JEWELERS
Keepsake Diamonds • Girard Perregaux \Vatches
Precision Watch and Jewelry Repairing
35 Years in Glendale
5607 W. Glendale Ave. 937-7341
H O LSU M B R EA D
South 23 Avenue AL 2·235 1
P H O E N IX, ARIZONA
SwiftS
Ice Cream
2702 W. Camelback Road
Phoen ix, Arizona
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V A N & S T O R AG E C O. Offices or agents in all principal cities
4 1 1 8 No. Central Ave . . . . Amherst 6-8434
3 1 45 E . McDowell, Phoenix
MOTOR SU PPLY COMPANY
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS W H OLESALERS S I NCE 1 9 1 0
GLENDALE, ARI ZONA
6729 N. 57TH DRIVE PHONE Y E 7-9238
Best Wishes to the Class of 1 963
American Institute for Foreign Trade
American Linen Supply Company
Phoen ix, Arizona
1 8 75 W . BUCK EYE ROAD P . O . BOX 6 2 1 6
r;/llen j d!Jeauty rYalon
70 1 7 N . 5 7th Ave. , Glendale
YE 7-7360
Specialists in hair shaping,
sty l i ng and permanent waving
WHITN EY BROS. LAU N D ROMAT
A Complete Laundry Service
Wet Wash or Fluff Dry
Dry Clea n i ng
We Spec i a l i z e i n S h i r t F i n i s h i n g
C o i n operated l a u nd ry 20c
FREE P A R K I NG
5 8 1 0 W. Glendale Drive YE 7-9302
YE 7-2763 AL 2-3 1 09 YE 7-2764
EASTERN BEEF .A.ND PROVISION CO.
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5 1 1 9 W. B ET H A N Y HoME Ro.
GLENDALE. ARIZONA
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MORGENSEN M O TORS
1 4 0 2 N O R T H C E N T R A L A V E .
P H O E N I X , A R I Z O N A
Service AL 8-7888 Sales
Phone AL 4-2 1 69
PENNEY'S A LWAYS F I RST QUA L I TY
7015 NO. 57TH DRIVE
GLENDALE, ARIZONA
AIFT'S FAVORITE MEETING PLACE
C A L H O O N ' S
Cocktails Piano Bar
Only ten minutes away - 54 10 W. Glendale Ave.
Glendale, Arizona
ALL DRINKS 50c - 4 :30-6:30
Mixed Drinks - Cold Beer - Cokes for Kids
HOT CORNED BEEF HOT ROAST BEEF
HOT PASTRAMI
S I RLOIN STEAK
Buffet Parties up to 100 Persons
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EL R A N C H O I N N
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H E A T E D P O O L
C O F F E E S H O P
G L E N D A L E . A R IZON A
R E F R I G E R AT E D
E L EC T R I C H E A T
R O O M P H O N E
I C E C U B E S
S PECIALISTS IN WHEEL ALIGNMENT
AMherst 5-2044
CAMELBACK GARAGE
Complete Service
Automatic Transmission • Motor Tu ne-up
Wheel A l i g n ment
YOUR CLOSEST AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
CAMELBACK GARAGE
Del Roosevelt
Owner
4949 N . 7th St.
Phoenix, Arizona
BUDGET RENT-A-CAR
OF ARIZONA
7 1 4 N . Central AL 3-2 1 34
$5 a 24 hour day Sc a mile
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PRI NTI NG COMPANY 2 80 2 WEST P A L M LA N E • P H O EN I X
2 7 2 - 3 2 2 1 • S U B S I D I A R Y O F W . A . K R U EG E R C O
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I N DEX A N D PERMANENT ADDR ESSES OF J A N UARY A N D MAY GRADUATES 1 963
GRADUATING CLASS - JANUARY 22, 1 963
J o h n ny M. A l fo rd - Route 2, Steele, M i ssou ri
Laszlo I . Bel enyessy - 1 3 1 8 Commonwealth Ave . , Bosto n ,
Massachu setts
J o h n W . Breyfogle, I l l - 5 2 8 E . Ced a r St., O l athe, Kansas
A n d rew C a i rn s - 1 4 8 7 Chester Ave . , Arcata, Ca l i fornia
Gerra l d E. C h u rch - 3048 Campbe l l St . , Baker, Oregon
R i c h a rd E. Contre ra s - 4 1 8 De La Fuente St., Monterey P a r k ,
C a l iforn i a
Robert B . Cou l ter - 8 96 Moku l u a D r . , Lau i ka i , Hawa i i
S. Do u g l ass (rockwe l l , J r . - Box 2 2 1 , G l e n s F a l l s , New York
M i l n er G . D u rden - 92 E . Wes ley R d . , N . E . , A t l a nta 5 , Geo rgia
Bruce R . Frederick - 1 1 55 Lo ng meadow Rd., N o rt h b rook, I l l i n o i s
M o h a m a d R . G a n i e - Achenbachstrasse 1 3 4 / v , Duesse l dorf,
Germany
Matthew J. Gauss, J r . - 70 1 To m p k i n s St. , St. Charles, M i ssouri
Richard L. Goble - 3256 So. C l ayto n , Denver, Col orado
Bruce A . G reene, J r. - 2 1 4 N o . C o l u m bus St., A r l i ngton, V i rg i n i a
Lawrence C . G reene - 9 Morn i n g S t a r D r . , Seymour, Connecticut
Paul M . Hoffowe r - 1 5 Pine St., Port A l l eg a n y , Pennsy l v a n i a
Perry D . Jeffe ries - 4 6 1 7 Avenue 0, G a l veston , Texas
P h i l i p A. K i g e r - 1 7 P l easant V i ew Ave . , Whee l i ng , West V i rg i n i a
C o l e m a n E . K i n g - 1 3 62 5 5th S t . , Sacramento, C a l ifornia
Gordon R . King, J r . - 1 460 S.W. 1 6th St . , M i a m i , F l o r ida
Robert H . L a n h a m - 49 1 6 Young St., I nd i a n a po l i s, I n d i a n a
Gera l d K . Loft - 2 6 6 0 Mag n o l i a , Denver, Col orado
Joseph H. Loyd - 46 1 5 L i n de l l , St. Lou i s , Missouri
Carmen Ma ldonado - 6 3 112 S m i t h Ave . , C h u l a V i sta, C a l ifornia
John L . MeHzer - 85 H i g h l a n d Ave. , Yonkers, New York
R i chard D . Morri s - 4483 Orange, Long Beach 7 , C a l ifornia
J o h n F . Odor - 8 76 5 Sturdy Dr., Crestwood 2 3 , Missouri
James R . Perv i s - 8 2 40 Roberts Dr., D u n wood y, Geo rgia
Edward C. Saenz - 60-73-70 St., Maspeth 7 8 , New York
Wayne E. Sansbury - 8 1 9 C l ement D r . , Norman, O k l a homa
Les l i e D . Sheppard - 1 0 7 Lily Pond Lane, Kato n a h , N ew York
Lawrence F . S m i t h - P . O . Box 1 95 , Ba rstow, C a l iforn i a
R i c h a rdson B. S m i t h - 7 Edze l l Ave . , Toorak S . E . 2 , M e l bo u rne,
Austra l i a
R i c h a rd E . Suhrbi e r - 3 8 5 Addison Ave . , E l m h u rst, I l l i n o i s
David M . S u l l i v a n - 1 6 9 Brace R d . , West H a rtford, Con n ecticut
Lee V a n Eaton - 1 1 2 K i ngsley Ave . , Palo A l to, C a l ifornia
Henry R . V i go r - 8 9 7 7 Brecksv i l l e R d . , Brecksv i l l e 4 1 , O h i o
Gary R . West - Box 1 7 8 , M i l fo rd , Del aware
Les l i e R . West (Mrs.) - Box 1 78 , Mi lford, Del aware
David R. Wi lson - 1 0 Mounta i n R d . , Tenafly, New J e rsey
GRADUATING CLASS - MAY 26, 1 963
Aageson, Thomas H a yden - 200 School Street, Oconto, W i scons i n
A l l ison, W i l l i a m Leo n , I l l - 2 9 4 0 N . Evergree n , Phoe n i x , Arizona
Bagg, John H e rbert - 2 1 0 0 E . M i sso u r i , Phoen i x , Arizona
Baker, Rhodes S . , I l l - 3634 D u m ba rton , Houston, Texas
Ba l l , W i l l i a m F ra n k l i n - 89 Bu rch Ave . , Buffa l o 1 0 , N . Y.
Barber, Bruce Bentzen - P.O. Box 1 0 9, N orma l , I l l i n o i s
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Basti a n utti, D i ego Lou is - 1 4 1 1 N . J ackson St . , M i l w a u kee,
Wisco n s i n
Bedford, Anthony L e e - 5 6 4 8 T o y o n R o a d , San D i ego, C a l ifornia
Bobo, Dr. Robert Francis - 3 8 0 4 E . Amel i a , Phoen i x , A r i zona
Bobo, M rs . Martha - 3 8 0 4 E . Amel i a , Phoen i x , A ri zona
Brown, Beatrice - Friend ly P i nes Ca m p , Prescott, Arizo n a
B r o w n , Michael - P . O . Box 3 1 4 , M a d i s o n , New J ersey
Bu rkard , Ro n a l d P a u l - 1 80 1 Las T u n a s Road, Sarita Barbara, C a l .
Carkhuff , Stacy Gu l i c k I l l - 4 2 6 Somerset Road, A k ron, O h i o
C a rson, M a rs h a l l Lew i s - 1 2 3 6 5 t h Ave . , Safford, A r i zo n a
Catlett, J a mes B l a n d , J r. - 2 2 2 E . C rockett, Crysta l C i t y , Texas
C h ri stensen, G a ry Emery - 1 2 2 2 LaVon Circle, Salt Lake City, Utah
Ch ri stensen, Hans l ng va l d - 739 S . 3 rd St . , De K a l b , I l l i n o i s
C l ausen, W i l f red M a r l on - 7 2 7 G a rden A v e . , Webster Groves,
Missouri
Con a n t, John Mi lton - 2235 De La V i n a St . , Sa nta Barbara, Ca l .
Cooksey, Marvin G l e n n - 1 2 6 N . V i sta St. , Los Angeles 3 6 , C a l .
Cope l a n d , R i c h a rd W a l k e r - Mayesv i l l e , South C a ro l i n a
Countrym a n , C h a r l e s Austen - 1 0 8 1 4 S . Washtenaw, Ch icago, I l l .
Cou rtney, Ro n a l d J . - 3 1 0 7 E . More l a n d , Phoen i x , Arizona
D a n i e l s , Goerge Goddard - 3 3 7 0 B u r n i ng Bush, B i rm i ng h a m ,
M ich.
Davies, John B l a ke - 1 7 Mesa V i sta Drive, Boise, Idaho
Doyle, Peter George - 5 0 3 W. 2 n d , Tempe, Arizona
Draggon, Robert O l i ve r - Rt. 3 , Sa nta Fe, New Mex i co
Draughn, Pa u l Vernon - 6 4 1 Ba rracks St., New Orleans, La.
Drume l l er, Fl oyd Owen - Nevada, Missouri
Du C h e m i n , Edmund Wesley - 2885 S . Winona Cou rt, Denver,
Colo.
D u n g a n , Jay G i l m e r - 4 0 2 O a k g rove Ave . , Men l o Park, Ca l .
Egry, George Thomas - 2 1 3 7 Haste S t . , Berkeley, 4 Ca l iforn i a
E l k i n s , Webb Francis - 1 3 C l a remont Road, Scarsda le, N . Y .
Esch a uzier, Peter George - 1 20 l n d i a r R o c k s R o a d , L a rgo, F l o r i d a
Escobedo, A rn o l d Huges - 2 4 0 S a n t a Rosa l i a R o a d , San Diego,
C a l .
Fa i r, Frederick Arnold - 3 8 1 2 Edison Crescent, C a l g a ry A l ta,
Canada
Fol keda l , Tor Dovre - 1 2 8 2 0 Su nset Blvd., Los Angeles 49, Ca l .
Frederick, J a mes Orva l - 726 Fa i r h u rst, Sterl i n g , Col orado
Fugelsang, George N e l s - 3 3 1 1 E l l en mere Drive, Sacramento, C a l .
G i bson, Lou is Mac - 4 3 0 1 Zelar, T a m p a , F l orida
G i enger, Ro n a l d John - Route 2 , Box 30, T i l lemook, Oregon
G i esey, Thomas And erson - 205 Storer Ave . , A k ron 2, Ohio
G i l lette, Wa l ter Harold - 4 8 3 Coma I Ave . , New Braunfel s , Texas
G i l mo re, Marquis H e n ry - 1 9 9 1 G l e n G a r ry Drive, Lakewood,
Co lo rado
G l a d , G l e n n H a ro l d - 1 05 Gardiner Ave . , O l e a n , N . Y.
Guenther, Bernhard Dietrich - 344 F a i rmount Ave . , Chath a m ,
N . J .
Gug e l , Ph i l i p C l a i r - 4 0 2 W . Wyandot Ave . , Upper Sandusky,
Ohio
H a lverson, Bruce V i ncent - 1 004 3 rd St. N . W . , Watertown, S . D .
H a m m a n n , Scott LeBlond - 2 8 5 5 6 Q u a i l Hol low, Farmi ngton,
Mich.
H a rg rove, George Gree r - 7 1 0 S.W. 1 st St. , Morton, Texas
H a rtshorne, Joseph - F l y i n g Point Rd., Stony Creek, Con n .
Hazard, Al ice Grosvenor - Box 4 1 74 , Tucson , Arizona
Hegstad, Raymond Lee - 2 1 0 8 E . Tu rney, Phoenix, A r izona
H e i n e , Bruce Log ue - 8 2 1 4 Westri dge Road, Fort Wayne, I nd i a n a
H e l l busch, Do n a l d Edw i n - Rt. 2 , B o x 1 2 2, Bou lder, Colo.
Henderso n , Da n i e l Lee - 1 0 1 5 E . 6th St., H u n t i n g b u r g , I nd i a n a
Hertz, M e l v i n I rw i n - 644 W. H i l l s d a l e B l vd . , San Mateo, C a l .
H o l z m a n , Peter Moss - 1 2 4 Stea rns, C i nc i n n a t i , O h i o
Hotz, R i c h a rd W. - RFD, A l me n a , K a n sas
H u h n ke , Roger Mathew - 4605 O l ney St. , San D i ego, C a l ifornia
H u m i n s k i , J o h n Richard - 1 9 3 8 Wa lton Ave . , Pittsbu rg h , Penna.
H usto n , M i ch a e l Craig - 3 70 Godw i n Ave., R i dgewood , N . J . ,
c / o T a ra nto
l m redy, Stephen A . - 4 5 4 7 E. Y a l e Ave . , Denver, Colorado
J aco bse n , Bruce C a r l - 1 0 2 4 S. W i l so.n , Boze m a n , Montana
J a m i so n , R ic h a rd Wi l l i a m - 3 3 6 S . Loo m i s, N a perv i l le, I l l i no i s
J o h n so n , A l a n 1 42 0 L o n g V a l l ey R o a d , G l enview, I l l i nois
J o h nson, J o h n Sa m u e l - 395 C l af l i n Ave . , M a m a roneck, N . J .
Joh nson, M a u r ice P a u l - 6 1 1 G i l m a n S t . , Sta n l ey, W i sco n s i n
J o n e s , J a mes Stu a rt - 2 740 F ra n k l i n Dr ive, Co l u m bu s , I n d i a n a
K a m i n s k i , Edwa rd M i ch a e l - 8 3 7 N . 1 1 th S t . , M a n itowoc, Wi se.
K i ncaide, Roger D a r l i n g - 1 96 0 7 F a i rmont B l vd . , Sha ker Heig hts,
O h i o
Knapp, Lawrence Wende l l - 2 1 7 S. Homewood A v e . , P i ttsb u rg h ,
Pen n a .
L a m a rk, J o seph J o h n J r. , - 9 1 3 R i dg e Ave . , Coraopo l is , Penna.
Lambrix, Robert John - 1 6 0 East l a n d Ave . , Rochester, New York
La P l ante, George G l e n n - 1 9 3 5 Bloomfield Ave., K a l a mazoo,
M i c h .
La rse n , K a r l Davis, J r. - 4 2 4 Brodhead S t . , Easto n , Penna.
Latuszy n s k i , Fel i x V i cto r - Co n n e l l Ave . , M i ssou l a , Montana
Lett, Robert A l l e n - 1 5 8 8 5 Coy l e Ave . , Detroit 22, Mich.
Lew i s , Arnold Mered ith, J r . - 36 C restview Drive, S a l i n a , Kansas
L i bby, A l l a n J esse - 1 5 2 5 S . F a i rfax, Los Angeles , Ca l .
Locks, G i l bert - 3 3 5 L a Diosa, Tempe, Arizona
Lower, Bea u mont A l a n - 1 8 0 3 U p per Terrace, Spokane, Wash .
M a u rer, J u a n E n rique Li bertadores - 739 San I s idro L i m a , Peru
Mayer, Lyn n David - 1 6 2 5 Co l u mbus Ave . , Sandusky, Ohio
McCormick, J a mes E a r l - 3505 C l a remont I n dependence, Mo.
McKeow n , J a mes, J r . - Box 1 3 97, B a l boa, C a n a l Zone
Met i e r, Eugene - 5 1 2 2 Bryant, K la math F a l l s , Oregon
M i l l e r, P h i l i p Rodney - 1 6 3 5 Da kota C i rcle, L i n co l n , N ebra s ka
Moler, Jeri T . - 8 0 3 Gaviota , Long Beach, C a l .
Moore, E rnest N e lson Coch rane-9 1 1 Monterey S t . , H o l l i ster, Ca l .
Mora n , E ro l S a l i h - 1 1 Swifts Lane, N o rsto n , Connecticut
Morrow, Eddie Arth u r - R . R . 1 , G r a i n Va l l ey , M issou ri
Mu rphy, Don a l d Byers - 1 2 5 6 Woodrow Wi l son Road, Fostoria,
O h i o
N a e g l e , Stephen Vance - 1 1 1 5 McPherson, R i c h l a n d , Wash i n gton
O k u m u ra Tadayos h i E a r l e - 1 9 Sce n i c Drive, Port l a n d , Connecticut
O l cott, H a ro l d Soft, J r . - 969 H i l l d a l e Ave . , Berkeley, C a l .
O l iver, Edward J . - 2 6 2 4 N . Evergreen S t . , Phoe n i x , A r izona
Parker, John W i rt - 3 0 1 5 N e l so n St., A l e x a n d r i a , Lo u i s i a n a
Partington, Patrick Eugene - 905 N . Market, Spa rta, I l l i no i s
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Perdicas, A l exander John - 3 4 2 Woodward Ave . , Buffa l o , N . Y .
Perk i n s , Stua rt J o h n - 5 2 3 l n g a lton Ave . , West Ch icago, I l l i n o i s
Pfaff, Dou g l as A l bert - 2 8 6 6 Ade l i n e Drive , B u r l i n g a m e , C a l if.
P i rouz, Beh rouz - F a rva rdin St., Tehra n , I ra n
Po l i s, Robert D u a n e - 1 5 2 9 8 t h Ave. South, Fargo, N o rth Da kota
Polser, Buddy Gene - 1 440 Ba l l St., Weatherford, Texas
Pri ndev i l l e , Susan - Box 2 1 , Rt. 2 , Th ree Oaks, Mich.
Puig, R ic h a rd Payne - 1 40 1 Ma rket St., La redo, Texas
P u rd u m , John Lessel - 3 4 H a l awa D r ive, Hono l u l u , H a w a i i
Rae l , F r a n k Joseph - Box 7 1 9 , Fort Bayard, N . M. c / o Patricia Reed
Ramsay, David Morg a n - 1 70 S p r i n g Lane Win netka, l l i l n o i s
Rhode, Michael W i l l ia m - 1 4 724 Westbury Road, Rockvi l l e , M d .
R i d d l e , Ja mes H u g h - 5 2 9 H a m i lton Road, P ittsburgh 5 , Pen n a .
R i tter, Ann - Tyronza, Arkansas
Rocco, Raul Osva l do - Rivadavia 5 1 26, Buenos A i res, Argent i n a
Rodriguez, Hector L u i s - 266 C a racas S t . , La R i v i e ra Moya q u ez,
Puerto Rico
Romine, Bodford Eugene - 2 2 4 1 W. Devonsh i re, Phoen i x , Ariz.
Rottger, J u rgen Loffe l ste lzer - Str. 2 0 , Bad Mergent h e i m ,
W. Germany
Russe l l , Clark George - 302 N. M i n nesota St . , Ca rson City, Nev.
Ryan, M ichael Ambrose - 2 7 3 Green St . , San F r a n cisco, C a l if.
Scoones, Gera l d Fred - Vermont H i l l Road, H o l l a nd , N ew York
Shaeffer, H a ro l d Benze l - R.R. # 1 , Rifle, Colo rado
S h i p m a n , Matthew - 1 3 5 E . 71 st St. , New York, N ew York
Smith, Michael Roddie - 4 6 75 67th St., San D i ego, C a l .
Sm ith, Theodore, Edmund J r . - 2 3 4 7 Woodward Ave . , Lakewoo d ,
O h i o
Stro n g , B r u c e Wood brid ge - P l ymouth, N . H . , c / o W. H . Strong
Taylor, Robert Michael - 708 Ced a r St., Merri l l , W i s .
Thomas, Duncan L l oyd - 2 9 8 1 9 E . R i ver Road, Perrysburg, O h i o
Tierney, H u g h J a mes J r . - Del lwood, White Bear L a k e , M i n nesota
Torki a , Raf i k - 2 0 1 4 Da l l a i re St., Ste. Foy, Quebec, Canada
Twidwe l l , George E l l sworth - 2 8 0 0 E . Everg reen Blvd . ,
Va ncouver, Wash.
U l c h , J e rry Keith - 3 1 06 Michigan, Baytow n , Texas
Vandermyde, Don - 308 N. J ackson, Morrison, I l l i n o i s
Van Gelder, D a n i e l Beckett - 3 7 3 E u c l i d A v e . , Oa k l a n d 1 0 , C a l .
Varricchione, L o u i s Francis - 78 P i n e S t . , B u r l i ngton, Vermont
Velez, Cande l a rio Rafael Anto n i a - St. L u n a # 1 3 , Maha g uez,
Puerto R i co
Votta, J o h n Fra n k - 1 69 Ligon Road, E l l i cott C i ty , Mary l a n d
V u rp i l l at, J e r ry Roge r - 902 Venice B l v d . , Venice, Ca l .
Wade, Oren Dean - 1 2 5 G Street, B a l bo a , C a l iforn i a
Warren, H a rry Robert - 6 3 0 2 W . Su nset Drive, Phoen i x , Arizona
Wi l l i a mson, Robert Earle - 2 1 6 7 L i n n i n gton Ave . , Los A n g e l es,
Ca l .
W i l so n , Raymond Scott - M i l l bu ry , O h i o
Wittm a n n , D a n i e l H e n ry - 7030 Loubot St., Forest H i l l s , NYC, N Y
Wol l m ar, Gustaf Sixten - 1 5 5 Sca rborough St., H a rtford 5 , Co n n .
Woodfield, Anthony Wyckoff - G u i o n Road, Rye, N ew York
Wright, Don a l d R u sse l l - 620 1 Leig hton Ave . , L i n co l n , N ebraska
Wright, Thomas Prescott - 1 0 40 P a r k H i l l s , Be rkeley, C a l ifornia
Zagrod n i k , Sta n ley A . , J r. - 2 1 1 Algonquin B l v d . E., T i m mons,
Ontario, Canada
L O O S E E N D S a n d T H E L A S T W O R D
T h e book m i g ht not have a p pea red h a d i t not been for Tony Woodfi e l d , sch o l a r, a rtist,
wrest ler, friend. H i s d rawings a re scattered t h roug hout these pages, and many was the
time that early morning found him sti l l selecting photos and com p l eting l a youts . . . The
photograph ers Chris Salen and Jan We l l s came through for u s near the end of o u r deadl i n es
. . . J a y D u n g a n , ex-room mate of Tony, a r r a nged m a n y g roup photos . . . Webb E l k i n s a n d
h i s a c e s a l esmen, A l l ison and H e i n e payed t h e way . . . D o n Vandermyde was there when
needed . . . the efforts ot a l l these peop le, and m a n y more, a re g reatly a p p reciated . . . The
book had other friends. Hank a n d Jack at Tyler, the encouragement of Messrs. Raymond
(thanks!), Erickson (who gave advice a n d wrote the checks), Rochford (who even d i d our
i ncome tax), Sunder l i n (who got us started); Mrs. N i tschke, Mrs. M i l ler (a l ways ready to h e l p ) ,
Dr. WILLIAM LYTLE SCHURZ
The death of Dr. Schurz i n July of
1 962 was mourned by thousands
of graduates of AIFT a s well as
many, many friends all over the
world.
He had devoted a lifetime to the
service of his fellow man, as
scholar, author, traveler, and in·
terpreter of the peoples of Latin
America. He was friend and father
to each of his students as he
prepared them for life and work
in foreign lands.
Those who knew him remember his
modesty, his energy, his brilliant
and restless mind. For those who
did not, his many contributions to
our life and to the American I nstitute
for Foreign Trade remain today
in our hearts and our work l i ke a
monument of granite.
Don Herndon, Bessie i n the coffee shop, and every s i n g l e one of the love l y secreta
ries in the a d m i n istration and faculty bu i l d i ngs . . . The advertisers on the preceding
pages have sponsored the boo k . I t is hoped they w i l l be patronized by those
T h u n derbi rds in the G l e n d a l e-Phoenix a rea, as wel l as those i n need of certa i n
p roducts o r services w h i l e overseas. A letter w i l l do t h e t r i c k . . . The boo k itse l f
is dedicated t o everyone however remote o r cl ose h i s connection is t o A I FT - a d m i n istration,
staff, facu lty, students, g rad uates, friends . . . The year w a s one o f l e a r n i n g ,
a bout fore i g n trade and a bout peo p l e . The reason f o r t h e schoo l 's existence, t o
prepa re students f o r i nternati o n a l commerce, t o serve busi ness and government b y
t h i s preparation, and by t h i s t o promote i n te rnation a l u n dersta nding between t h e
countries of t h e world - w a s f u l f i l led . . . m i xed i n were a few beers n o w a n d t h e n ,
sports, f i n e ta l k , cro p-d usting p l a n es, trips here and there, a n d very f e w spare
m i n utes d u r i n g o u r n i n e month stay . . . and i n the next few months or yea rs whether
we're i n Santiago o r S a n J u a n , or back home digging d i tches, none can deny that
i t h a s been worth it. Proba b l y o u r best friend was M a r i n a , secretary to p l acement
d i rector Leo Hageman, from whose desk came the good news and the bad . . . we
a l so found some disappo i ntments here and there in our d a i l y contacts d u r i n g the
year, but lea rned to fa l l back on our m a i n pu rpose - to study and to learn . "Big G u n "
W i l l Strong i s remembe red by m a n y as A I FT's g reat p i n g-po n g p l ayer a n d T - 6 f l yer,
w i t h h is co-p i l ot S . L . . . . B . Wa rren and D i a n a served m a n y a Thu nderbird his fi rst
good mea l and rum d r i n k in A r i zo n a . : . the Ba rbers, fine friends to a l l as we l l as
Marina Pressendo
Connie Miller
knowing something a bout resu mes . . Catlett who never gave us a yearbook p ictu re . . . Bern i e
Guenther, A I FT's m a n at the t r a c k (they'rrrrre rushing t o the far turn) . . . Hector, Fe l i x , R a u l a n d R a fa
e l , four f i n e L a t i n gentlemen . . . G i l , one of o u r fi rst friends . . . B o b Lambrix, who h e l ped us get
p ictu res . . . the bra i n trusts, Moler, V u rpi l l at, a nd Fugelsang (who wou l d n't g i ve u s h i s pictu re even
thoug h Mr. Finney tried to get it) . . . steaks at P i nnacle Peak . . La Coci n a tacos . . . a l l the g i r l s
who hel ped s e l l t h e boo k , and a l l o f those who bought it . . A I FT's mystery m e n , To r k i a , Wade and
Polse r . . . everyone who spent Friday afternoons by the pool (real g u sto!) . . . the girl i n the b i k i n i
whose picture w e never got . . . T h e c l e a n cutters Thomas, Aageson a n d Eschauzier . . . Ad h e l m a , who
spoke Spanish to us a l l . Fai r A i r l i n es and Libby A i r l i nes, two f i n e competitors . . . "Champ" Da-v
i es . . . tri-l i n g u a l babies . . . Warren, who sprai ned h is a n k l e on some sta i rs after m a k i ng a 2500 foot
pa rach ute j u m p . . . A l a n "Ja mes Bond" Joh nson , who a l so d i dn't g i ve the yea rbook his p icture . . .
those who put Ray W i l son's car i n the a u d ito r i u m . . . Don J u a n M a u rer . . the professor i n the T-B i rd
who got stopped by the cops on 59th . vegeta b l e sm e l l s . . . N u rse Jean Myers, friend in sickness
(and in hea lth) . . . Senorita de Noronha and Mrs. Gaona . . . and eve ryone e l se, a l l w i l l be remembered
for somet h i n g . T h ere a re others we shou l d mention, some we shoul dn't; but that is the privi lege of the
l a st word, as Du nston Barswig wou l d say (wherever h e is). I t was a good yea r . - DON H E LLBUSCH
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