Tombstone High School class history - 1940
These pages from the 1940 Tombstone High School yearbook give the class history.
Tombstone High School class of 1970
This is the Tombstone High School class of 1970.
The year of 1970 was marked as the Beatles disbanded, the year the Concord made it's first its first supersonic flight, and the year the voting age was lowered to 18.
Tombstone prom - 1957
Thus page from the 1958 Tombstone High School yearbook shows pictures from the 1957 prom.
Senior class last will and testament - 1958
This page from the 1958 Tombstone High School yearbook shows the often comic last will and testaments of the senior class that year.
Tombstone High School Lettermen's club - 1958
This page from the 1958 Tombstone High School yearbook shows the Lettermen's club. The Lettermen's club included outstanding male athletes.
Tombstone High School building addition - 1958
This page from the 1958 Tombstone High School yearbook shows various buildings, including a new addition to the high school.
Tombstone High School administration - 1958
This page from the 1958 Tombstone High School yearbook shows the administrative staff at the school that year, including Mr. Foster, principal; Ms. Evenson, secretary; Miss Schaffer, dean of girls; and Mr. Meyers, superintendent.
Tombstone High School football - 1958
This page from the 1958 Tombstone High School yearbook shows the 1958 varsity football team, as well as coaches Fred Halley, Fred Navarro (JV), and Buddy Bell.
Tombstone High School baseball - 1958
This page from the 1958 Tombstone High School yearbook shows pictures of the 1956-57 baseball team.
Tombstone High School cheerleading - 1958
This page from the 1958 Tombstone High School yearbook shows the cheerleading squad, including captain Betty Rose Montijo.
Tombstone High School Letterman's Ball - 1958
This page from the 1958 Tombstone High School yearbook shows pictures from that year's Letterman's Ball, including Queen Betty Pacheco and Chuck Dobyns. This year the Letterman's Ball was held in lieu of the Homecoming Dance.
Tombstone Future Homemakers of America- 1958
This page from the 1958 Tombstone High School yearbook shows the Future Homemakers of America club and its officers. This club sought teach teenage girls how to keep house for their future husbands.
In 1999, the national organization changed its name to Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA).
Blizzard - 1958
This picture in the 1958 Tombstone High School yearbook shows the old high school during a blizzard that year.
Tombstone High School senior directory - 1958
This page from the 1958 Tombstone High School yearbook shows the senior directory for that year. Phone numbers at this time were four or five digits, and Huachuca City was not yet recognized as a town. (The town was officially founded later this year.)
Tombstone High School staff - 1964
This page from the 1964 Tombstone High School yearbook shows the staff from that year, including Mr. Peter Kessinger, Mrs. Margeine Cain, Mr. Herman Fischer, Mr. Hector Espinosa, and Mr. Fred Halley.
Tombstone High School staff - 1964
This page from the 1964 Tombstone High School yearbook shows the staff from that year, including Mr. Don Hayden, Mr. Gerald Bovell, Mrs. Rught Page, Mrs. Betty Maluf, and Mr. Fernando Salcido.
Tombstone High School senior class - 1964
This page from the 1964 Tombstone High School yearbook shows senior class members, including Ed Fenimore from Huachuca City.
Tombstone High School groups - 1964
This page from the 1964 Tombstone High School yearbook shows the senior girls who kept the snack bar rolling (including Sharon Sulger from Huachuca City) and a group of hall monitors.
Tombstone High School students - 1964
This page from the 1964 Tombstone High School yearbook shows students that year, including Bob Fenimore and John Sulger of Huachuca City.
Tombstone homecoming - 1963
This page from the 1964 Tombstone High School yearbook includes pictures of the 1964 homecoming, with Johnny Gonzales, Rose Ruelaz, Connie Jo Castles, Gay Lynch, Stella Gonzales, and Jackson Rimer.