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Oa from ARIZONA HIGHWAYS JUNE THIRTY· {oa FROM ARIZONA HIGHWAYS Our introductory announcement of Color Clas­ B-11 CACTUS WREN & YOUNG 8-5 GAMBEL'S SPARROW HARRY L. & RUTH CROCKETT sics From ARIZONA HIGHWAYS in May issue was re­ HARRY L. & RUTH CROCKETT PHOTO ceived with such enthusiastic response by our read­ PHOTO ers and with so many requests for more subjects that we are now pleased to announce additional 35 mm. color slides on 2" by 2" mounts, made from photographs published in ARIZONA HIGHWAYS, are now available. Color Classic slides are priced as follows: 1 to 1 5 slides, 40c each; 16 to 49 slides, 35c 1 COLOR CLASSICS each; in orders of 50 slides or more, 3 for $ .oo. COLOR CLASSICS ARIZONA HIGHWAYS Order direct from ARIZONA HIGHWAYS, Phoenix, ARIZONA HIGHWAYS MAO E IN U. 5 , A. Arizona. MADE IN U.S.A. HARRY L. and RUTH CROCKETT SX-10 Mural Paintings Sacristy, P. 23 Selected Classics Sele cted Bird Classics SX-11 Reclining San Xavier, P. 23 May 1954 issue From Various Back Issues SX-12 Fiesta of San Xavier, P. 24 RAY MANLEY B-1 Gila Woodpecker-Feb. 45, P. 22 ESTHER HENDERSON BF-1 Action in Bullring, Nogales, Sonora, B-2 Arizona Cardinal- Male-Feb. 45, P. 21 SC-4 Spillways-Sabino Canyon, Front Cover B-3 Western Mockingbird-Feb. 45, P. 21 April 54, Cover 4 BF-2 Entrance in Bullring, Nogales, Sonora, B-4 Western \Vhite-winged Doves-Oct. 48, WR-1 Wupatki, April 54, Cover 4 P.9 Front Cover WAYNE DAVIS BF-3 The Torero, P. 10 B-5 Gambel's Sparrow-Oct. 48, P. 9 ST-1 Summer Storm, April 54, Cover 3 BF -4 Patricia McCormick, P. 10 B-6 Inca Doves-Oct. 48, P. 9 W. G. (BILL) BASS WILLIS PETERSON B-7 Audubon's Warbler-Oct. 48, P. IO Wildflower Classics C0-6 High Cliffs Along the Colorado, B-8 Western Mourning Dove-Oct. 48, P. 9 January 1950 issue Cover 3 B-9 Male House Finch- Oct. 48 , P. IO WD-4 Mariposa Lily, Front Cover MATT CULLEY B-10 Black-Chinned Hummingbird-Mar. 49, WD-5 Sand Verbena, P. 13 GL-3 Verdant Vista, Cover 4 P. 5 WD-6 Goldenbush, P. 14 TAD NICHOLS B-11 Cactus Wren and Young-Jan. 54, WD-7 Four O'Clock, P. 15 CO-r Elves' Chasm, Colorado River, Cover 2 Front Cover WD-8 Devilsclaw, P. 16 C0-2 On Colorado River, In Lower Grand B-12 Cactus vVren-Jan. 54, P. 31 WD-9 Desert Willow, P. 17 Canyon, P. 19 ANSEL ADAMS vVD-10 Brittle Bush, P. 18-19 C0-3 Little Colorado River, P. 20 Deatb Valley Classics vVD-11 Ocotillo, P. 18 C0-4 Colorado Through Marble Canyon, October 1953 issue WD-12 Blue Lupine, P. 18 P. 21 DV-1 Manly Beacon, P. 17 WD-13 Venus Blazing Star, P. 19 C0-5 Evening on Colorado in Glen Canyon, DV-2 Kaleidoscopic View, P. 18 WD-14 Locoweed, P. 22 P. 22 DV-3 Sunrise-Bad Water, P. 19 vVD-15 Lupine Field, Cover 4 Selected Classics DV-4 Ruins Borax Mill, P. 19 · ALLEN C. REED June 1954 issue DV-5 North from Dante's View, Selected Scenic Classics JOSEF MUENCH Center Spread Various Back Issues F-1 In the Kaibab, Front Cover vVM-1 Iris in Bloom, P. 10 DV-6 Southwest from Dante's View, P. 22 TR-1 Thunder River, Apr. 50, Front Cover F-2 Kaibab Sanctuary, P. 19 DV-7 29 Mule Team Canyon, P. 22 TR-2 Thunder River Falls, Apr. 50, P. 17 DV-8 Sunrise Desert Hills, P. 23 HA-2 Standing Rocks, Havasupai Canyon, F-3 Sylvan Glen, Center Spread R-1 Kaibab Road, P. 22 DV-9 Ubehebe Crater, P. 23 July 40, P. ro DV-10 Sand Dune- Sunrise, P. 24 V-1 View Mogollon Rim, Oct. 50, Cover 3 R-2 Down Aspen Aisle, P. 22 HENRY BOLLINGER DV-11 Sunrise O ver Death Valley, Cover 3 VR-1 Verde River-Evening, Mar. 51, ANSEL ADAMS Center Spread V-3 Overlooking House Rock Valley, Cover 2 Mission Classics MC-1 Marble Canyon Damsite, Mar. 51, P. 32 San Xavier de! Bae T A-2 Autumn Reflections, Oct. 51, Cover 3 A. A. BERLUTI April 1954 issue GL-4 Lonesome Rider, Apr. 51, L-4 Foxboro Lake, P. 9 SX-1 Mission San Xavier del Bae-Moonrise, Center Spread C. A. MILLINGTON Front Cover SF-3 Winter Wonderland, Dec. 52, P. 29 S-4 Saguaro Sunset, P. 31 SX-2 Ecce Homo, P. 17 WC-1 West Clear Creek, Apr. 53, S-5 Greasewood & Evening Sky, P. 32 SX-3 The Sanctuary, P. 18 Front Cover ALLEN C. R FED SX-4 The Tabernacle, P. 19 WC-2 West Clear Creek Depths, Apr. 53, VR-2 Verde River View-Cover 3 SX-5 T he Mission from the Plaza, P. 19 W AYNE DAVIS Center Spread WC-3 Springs-vVest Clear Creek, Apr. 53, V-4 View from Coronado Trail, Cover 4 SX-6 T he West Tower, P. 22 P. 20 FRANK PROCTOR SX-7 Virgin of the Immaculate Conception, vVC-4 Roaring Rapids, West Clear Creek, Selected Classics P. 23 Apr. 53, P. 23 OC-8 The Gurgling Stream, O ak Creek SX-8 Floral Boss Tn Dome, P: 23 V-2 Winding Road, Mogollon Rim, Jan. 54, Canyon SX-9 Vestment Chinese Brocade, P. 23 P. 19 T\V-1 \ \ 'inter Splendor, San Francisco Peaks ADDRESS YOUR ORDERS TO ARIZONA HIGHWAYS, PHOENIX, ARIZONA PLEASE OR DER BY NUMBERS ONLY INSTDE FRONT COVER ~ "Overlooking House Rock Valley" ~~..,,-/~-- , Henry Bollinger 1 -==_=__--§_E:_~_=___:-_ f_ ._!_)rl T'S 11 :: ~~ lT N-r~ E ~t ! Il E :••~- - J-J-t{Z § tT N VoL. XXX No. 6 - JUNE 1954 FUN TN THE SUN: If you all are coming out RAYMOND CARLSON, Editor this way this summer, we all would. like to rec­ GEORGE M. A VEY, Art Editor ommend a couple a stop-overs during the The top of the world is found in the Fourth of July holidays. Gotta lot to choose LEGEND high mountain range. There summer is from: Frinstance, namely and as follows: the not so severe. The call of the mountains PowWow at Flagstaff, an all-Indian show that'll "IN THE KATBAB" raise your scalp but not take it off; the Frontier FRONT COVER is eternal, as strong as the call of the sea. JOSEF MUENCH LEADS us TO A Days celebration at Prescott, a right lively cow HIDDEN PLACE IN THE FOREST. Ordinary folks, like you and me, have show in right lively surroundings; and a lot of our choice. And if our choice is the other less publicized doings including the Round ADVENTURE IN NAKAI CANYON 4 mountains we will find their mystery as Valley Rodeo at Springerville. You won't be A SCOUT TROOP FROM THE EAST impenetrable as ever. They are not prof­ lonesome, folks, you won't be lonesome. HAS A LOT OF FUN IN ARIZONA. ligate with their charms. Men who woo And then if you all are happening out this SUMMER . 8 mountains are at least to be commended way in August we recommend with no qualms, misgivings or other foolish emotions the Smoki WHAT CAN YOU SAY ABOUT SUMMER for their high ambitions. THAT HASN'T BEEN SAID BEFORE? Ceremonials at Prescott, sundown, the evening This month (and what better time to of Aug. 7. In case you all ain't acquainted with ARIZONA GRIZZLIES 12 do so what with summer invading the these carrying-ons we would like to say the THESE MAJESTIC ANIMALS ONCE low lands), we visit the Kaibab, that for­ Smoki are business and professional folks of RULED THE MOUNTAIN RANGES. est wonderland north of the North Rim Prescott w ho for years have staged these Indian dances with considerable dignity and beauty for ARTZONA WATER FINDERS 14 of the Grand Canyon. Deer play in the the delight, education and delectation of their lT IS A GIFT. SOME PEOPLE HAVE meadows and there is invitation in the neighbors. Shore is kinda nice. IT, TI-IE LESS FORTUNATE DO NOT. shady recesses of forest groves. The main And, of course, 'long about the middle of the THE GREEN Rom, OF THE KAIBAB 16 road through the Kaibab is tailored to all last two weeks of August (definite dates an­ A TRIP THROUGH A FOREST WONDER- git-out, but, if you will travel at a slower nounced only two weeks before), the Hopi LAND IN NORTHERN PART OF STATE. speed than the road invites, all the beau­ Snake dances take place in the Hopi villages east of Winslow. This ain't no Chamber of LAND OF BEGINNING AGAIN . ty of a primitive forest is yours to enjoy. Commerce come-hither. This is the real thing. AN EXCITING ADVENTURE FOR TI-IE You will like the Kaibab, a mountain and Leave your cameras and bad manners at home. LONELY ONES ON RICH, RIVER LANDS. a forest whose charms contain no bounds. You are the guests of a sedate and dignified EVENING SKIES . 30 They expand their borders and finally people, and we reckon you'll never have an WHEN SKY AND EARTH MFET, THE RESULT spill into the Canyon over the North adventure like that-a-one of taking in these IS SOMETHING FOR THE PHOTOGRAPHER. Rim. dances. COOKING IN THE SUN: We sing a tribute HOWARD PYLE Our interests this month are many and for the lowly bean this month.
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