| There will always be the small miner: life in the hills |
Lynch |
1972 |
| There'll be pomp, pagentry and pulchritude in the bigtime, ragtime cowboy rodeo |
|
1957 |
| There's a reason for those barba and snares |
Laudermilk |
1946 |
| There's beauty inside those ancient pebbles |
Weight |
1952 |
| There's bees in them hills |
Capps |
1943 |
| There's gold in them thar diamonds |
Wilmot |
1963 |
| There's gold in them thar hills! |
Perry |
1974 |
| There's hokum in your horoscope |
Kreutz |
1974 |
| There's just more opportunity for me. |
Moore |
1968 |
| There's no buff like a tennis buff |
Rinehart |
1967 |
| There's no weapons dexterity |
Cook |
1971 |
| There's still color in the old placer fields |
Thoroman |
1953 |
| There's still wilderness in the West |
Fisher |
1957 |
| There's still wilderness in the West |
Fisher |
1957 |
| There's the rub |
Dedera |
1989 |
| These are the Navajo |
Bibo |
1954 |
| These are trying times |
Thomas |
1974 |
| These hills were alive with the sound of music |
Simpson |
1975 |
| These little bugs really get around |
|
1961 |
| These roses grow in high places |
Beal |
1942 |
| These scenes of tragedy |
Mahoney |
1959 |
| These scenes of tragedy |
Mahoney |
1959 |
| These scenes of tragedy |
|
1959 |
| These teenagers manage their affairs - doing nicely, thanks |
Hunt |
1958 |
| These Tucsonians; peope who inhabit the town hew to a familiar pattern according to this knowing observer |
Newsome |
1950 |
| These Tucsonians; people who inhabit the town hew to a familiar pattern according to this knowing observer |
Newsome |
1950 |
| These were our best |
Smith |
1955 |
| These whiz kids zip and zoom around the track |
Harelson |
1956 |
| They all love horses |
Gianelli |
1956 |
| They are Carefree at Cave Creek |
Bonnell |
1968 |
| They are not chasing rabbits |
Barrett |
1977 |
| They are you forests, parks and monuments |
Heald |
1951 |
| They are, they hope, up-and-coming |
|
1970 |
| They ask the funniest questions |
Megargee |
1956 |
| They boost the little school |
Megargee |
1956 |
| They bought a ghost town |
Hunt |
1960 |
| They bought a ghost town |
Hunt |
1960 |
| They braved the wild, wild river |
Lauritzen |
1958 |
| They braved the wild, wild river |
Lauritzen |
1958 |
| They bugled and beat their way to 19 state champions |
|
1956 |
| They bugled and beat their way to 19 state champions |
|
1956 |
| They build 'dream saddles' |
Nielson |
1961 |
| They build 'dream saddles.' |
Nielson |
1961 |
| They build 'dream saddles.' |
Nielson |
1961 |
| They build for beauty and tone |
Lang |
1963 |
| They built an airplane in the basement. |
Leatham |
1958 |
| They built an empire: Goldwater's 95-year-old history is linked with the growth of Arizona |
|
1955 |
| They built an empire; Goldwater's 95-year-old history is |
|
1955 |
| They built an empire; Goldwater's 95-year-old history is linked with growth of Arizona |
|
1955 |
| They built the house they wanted |
Moyer |
1957 |
| They built the zoo in '62 |
|
1962 |
| They call him "Mr. Trail Ride" |
Moore |
1961 |
| They call it "Friendly House" |
Moore |
1960 |
| They call it "Friendly House." |
Moore |
1960 |
| They call them quarter horses |
Parker |
1948 |
