| 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 |
| They called him Jimmy K. B. Johnson |
|
1962 |
| They can't sweep it under the rug! |
Weaver |
1963 |
| They care for their own |
Mahoney |
1959 |
| They check the sky |
|
1957 |
| They check the sky |
|
1957 |
| They come from the south |
|
1972 |
| They damned Arizona |
Willson |
1970 |
| They deal with wrecks |
|
1957 |
| They deal with wrecks |
|
1957 |
| They died by thousands |
Willson |
1968 |
| They died with their boots on |
Phillipi |
1962 |
| They dies by thousands |
Willson |
1968 |
| They don't build corrals like this anymore |
Ready |
1966 |
| They don't make 'em like that anymore. |
Brent |
1966 |
| They don't make them like they used to |
Amaral |
1970 |
| They don't speak the same language |
Clark |
1962 |
| They drill to build character |
|
1958 |
| They fight death; militant Arizonans join forces to educate public on constant menace posed by our irrigation canals |
Smith |
1956 |
| They found a market for rattlesnake bones |
Arnold |
1938 |
| They found a market for rattlesnake bones |
Arnold |
1938 |
| They found gold while looking for a kidnaped girl - but at what cost! |
Auer |
1966 |
| They go to school on a ranch |
Ferguson |
1962 |
| They go to work in a bucket |
|
1957 |
| They go to work in a bucket |
|
1957 |
| They grow cotton in Mohave Valley |
Waters |
1972 |
| They grow on desert uplands |
Beal |
1950 |
| They had it for a girst. Mr. and Mrs. Berthold Hemme preside over one of Tucson's most unusual shops. |
|
1951 |
| They hope it's a gasser |
Lynch |
1971 |
| They hope it's a gasser |
Lynch |
1971 |
| They hope it's a gasser |
Lynch |
1971 |
| They jump into space |
Eaton |
1959 |
| They just can't get enough campin' out |
Megargee |
1957 |
| They keep the city groomed |
Brophy |
1960 |
| They laughed when he sat down to play with grass |
Sovola |
1965 |
| They laughed when he sat down to play with grass |
Sovola |
1965 |
| They learn - to live |
Weaver |
1962 |
| They learn - to live |
Weaver |
1962 |
