Wool contest
This article in the Tombstone Epitaph tells about two Tombstone high school students, Brenda Phillips and Jackie Pitts, who won first and second prizes in the senior division of the district wood contest. All entries were made of 100% American manufactured woolen fabric.
Tombstone homecoming - 1963
This page from the 1964 Tombstone High School yearbook includes pictures of the 1964 homecoming, with Rose Ruelaz, Stella Gonzales, Brenda Phillips, Frank Weidner, Tony Lopez, Candy Pappas, and Johnny Zupic.
Sulger birthday party
This is a photo from John Sulger's birthday party at 112 Pima Street in Huachuca City. In the back row are Kay Kelly, Brenda Phillips (Bailey), and John Ray Adams. In the front row are Ricky Moore, Davy Moore, and John Sulger.
THS girls volleyball - 1963
This is the 1963 Tombstone High School girls volleyball team, which included Sharon Sulger (Upchurch) and Brenda Phillips (Bailey)
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.