Tombstone High School Sweethearts Ball - 1964
This page from the 1964 Tombstone High School yearbook includes pictures of the 1964 FHA Sweetheart's Ball with Jane Castleberry, Margie Durazo, and Rosanne Castles.
Brownie troop
This is a picture of the Huachuca City Brownie troop taken near the community center in lower Huachuca City.
Jane Castleberry (Mudder) is the second from the left in the bottom row. Sharon Sulger (Upchurch) is the fourth from the left in the top row.
Arlene Castleberry
This is a picture of Arlene Castleberry, mother of Jane Castleberry Mudder, taken in front of her home at 111 Navajo in Huachuca City.
Graduation card - 1965
This is a graduation card from the Sulger family to Jane Castleberry (Mudder) who graduated from Tombstone High School in 1964.
Paving improvement letter - 1972
This letter from the M.M. Sundt Construction Co. to property owner Arlene Castleberry at 111 Navajo in Huachuca City was enclosed with a billing for their portion of the paving improvements done.
Paving improvement letter - 1972
This letter from the M.M. Sundt Construction Co. to property owner Arlene Castleberry at 111 Navajo in Huachuca is regarding an assessement covering paving improvements done.
Paving improvement bill - 1972
This is an assessment bill M.M. Sundt Construction Co. to property owner Arlene Castleberry at 111 Navajo in Huachuca City was was for paving improvements done.
Correspondence to county - 1975
This is a letter to the Cochise County Recorder requesting that a "Satisfaction of Mortgage" form be recorded and returned. The fee was $2.
Mortgage bill - 1975
These are mortgage payment records to Weyerhaeuser Mortgage Company from Arlene Castleberry for the house at 111 Navajo in Huachuca City. The monthly mortgage payments were $61.17 and $63.17.
Mudder, Bailey, and Upchurch interview - July 9, 2020
This is an interview with Sharon Sulger Upchurch, Brenda Phillips Bailey, and Jane Castleberry Mudder, who grew up as childhood friends in Huachuca City in the 1960s and have remained friends since then. In the interview, they talk about their families, growing up in Huachuca City, early businesses there, going to school in Tombstone, different people they remember, and Sierra Vista (Fry) in the 1950s and 60s.
(All content and interviews contained on this site are as supplied by the contributors. They have not been fact checked and do not represent the views of the Town of Huachuca City.)
What makes Huachuca City special?
This is a compilation video of various Huachuca City residents talking about what makes the town special to them.