Aurora Central High School - Borealis Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1952 volume:

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I 133.3 ,4-,--. . 5 35,5 .-'.-: ., X X, YF5 24,5 2256.014 V Q 111' 8 4,8 v 4, P eal en To Nhss Ftorence M Barnard who wrtn r thusrasm enters rnto the swrng of A H S hie wrth a spurt that rs uneqna1ed an rnterest that rs nn dwrded and a farth that rs nnparaUe1ed one who rs d respected admlred and remembered by stu esent, and who wrh serve as an for many years Xove dents both past and pr ach and every student aiiectronately dedr rns rratron to e e the Staff of 1952 to come w cate thrs XS BOREAL dff' V 1 0 ,I n ' . ' . , . . . . . . - u 1 r l 1 ' I u s ' s ' 'S w ,lv y,'l, . Is Y' Y 1 - l5'.f:'::L' i'f'5 .ff...1 5, - rl :fl if ' 47 i i I' 47 47 -1- ' Wqfxfe To the Students of the Aurora High School This brief message is one of the few opportunities I have had this school year to commend you on your accom- plishments. Your successes during your school years have been many, and in the years ahead will represent for you, not only cherished memories, but the foundation upon which you can build a happy,useful life The fail ures and disappointments you have experienced can also be valuable stepping stones toward greater accomplish ment if you but choose to use them toward that end Your yearbook will provide a means of recalling happy experiences as you look back at your school years from the vantage point of the years that now lie some distance ahead I compliment you on the work of this school year, and hope that this book will serve to keep those fine activities in which you have had a part, always vivid in your memory It has been a real pleasure to have had a chance to work with you and to share in your experiences My sincere wish is, that the years ahead hold for you adventure, accomplishment, and happiness, and that you will look back upon this year as among the most pleas ant and worth while of your life W C Hinkley Superintendent of Schools NJ . - O . v 0 I . I l D ,, ,V .1'l,11'.:a:. , .K V' 4 1:-f-.---et: -1-'-5 1.--',:.:, .---F'r.-- - 1 -- - fr: an 2-,. f' F,.:fa:'.- -- .-1' -1' 4 .1-.:- Q-4-'r ' Z' !' . 5'-w -.'- .' . .-SSL ' 4'- f.-1 ' -4 - ...r if-if-.-fl' z- ' ' a-Lf,-'.3.:NqQ'i'5.. lg'-r ,',f : J, f-iifw,-25' pf fr- Wim ' xgjfwfxfe Students of Aurora High School You are at the present time experiencing some changing concepts regarding school life. Most of these changes are the result of increased enrollments, such as: l. inability to know everyone in school, difficulty in the task of having all students and every faculty member interested in each school function, training of more student leaders to maintain the right kind of student morale, the problem of having the students sense their needs in a growing school situation, and the danger of having our school program lag, thus encouraging students to seek interests apart from the school It is the responsibility of each of you to take an active part in our activities, to become acquainted with and to assist students when they enroll in Aurora High School, toeexplore the offerings of our school from the standpoint of facilities, courses, and activities in order that your high school life will be important to you, and to foster and to work hard for any school undertaking which will improve or make more significant school living in Aurora High School K L Dunbar Principal 2. ' 3. M' . . 5. ' I ' Q C v Tw,.,u, .1 e,4qg ,AbffQ,ai af -'H 5 -1.zf.: L. :gre K'f Atzsfzf J -Q ' W r 1 - f jf: ,.,- 5 - 5,-..4',.'3.--2,1 - It f -' ' - A 5fZ1fg'e4 ,2',: :rw -. 1- . .-A++ v.,g-5 1 ,, 4 Ewa' UK Sheehan W C HINKLEY K L DUNBAR LEATHEL IAMESON D QB W J WVILLE H SCHISLER BERT I PURSE HAZEL R STERLING PAULINE B LINCOLN X KEITH MAUCH ,A x FLGIENCE BARNARD HAROLD BLUBAUGH LRVORA COPLEY JOHN C CUMMINS JOHN GARDNER JOYCE GOODROW EDWARD C KILLIN CORRINE MALIN 'Wi' G - GLADYS M MARTIN GLADYS M MILLS E M PLACE FRANCIS PRATHER NELLE L VIRGINIA SCIOLI LAWRENCE F SEEWALD V O SHAPPEL W L TURNER SANDOVAL are 'A x -H, ...J . 1 lim, fzfzwf tgfaff 1- Ply 9 EDITH FLOYD Editor-in-Chief ' 1 K . C K N I. .lj at Sitting: Edna Mae Ott, Miss Prather, Edith Floyd, Editor: Rosalie Conroy, Assistant Editor, Joan Blakesley. Standing: Charles Lauterbach, Bonnie Behrendsen. Sitting: Charles Lauterbach, Edna Mae Ott, Bonnie Behrendsen. Ioan Blakesley, Edith Floyd, Rosalie Conroy, Miss Prather. Q Standing: Betty Io Hedges, Io Ann Lorenz, Pat Morrison, Pat Hill, 2 Beverly Behrendsen. Jeannette Haines, Shirley Miller, Jo Ann e Lawrence, Margie Weston, Barbara Thomas. Q! CHARLES LAUTERBACH President LgfZldQ X faufzwf Our Student Council was very ably headed this year by: Charles Lauterbach, President Don Strait, Vice President Ann Lauterbach, Secretary-Treasurer The purposes of Student Council are: 1. Promote school spirit and school activities. 2. Find solutions to school problems. 3. Accept and consider proposals made by the student body. 4. Delegate necessary duties to the student body through repre- sentatives of the member organizations. 5. To cooperate with faculty to maintain high standards in our school. 6. To create and maintain a consciousness of the relationship of the school to the community. Among the activities sponsored by student council this year were: the Homecoming rally and dance, the patrolling of the football games, the selling of pencils with the football and basketball schedules on them, and sending Don Miles and Charles Lauterbach to State Student Council. V' 5 .4 as , - .1 A. , z ,,.,,...,, ,,,,l .....a.....w.n.-i... an Sitting: Ann Plozza, Betty McCormick, Jerre Lu Staner, JoAnn Sterling, Jeannine Stinnett, Alene Bunger, Ann Lauterbach, Charles Lauterbach, Don Strait, Dorothy Sharpley, Phyllis Swearingen, Joan Blakesley, Lois Frost, Ida Graham, Marilyn Allen, Edith Floyd, Mary Jo Walker. Standing: Doug Donahue, Don Miles, Frank Nelson, Vernon Spencer, Charles Moore, Jerry Graham, Bob Todd, Tom Duckles, Jim North, Bill Paul, Ronnie Williams, Jack Hinkley, Pat Anderson. --...-..-.l......,..,,, 9 4 41.1, . ,fl .fi W fi- 32352: RQ ,S w fb. 1: 45mm iw UMW CHUCK MOOR E Presldent VERNON SPENCER MARGARET BELLAR Vxce Presldent Secretary GXE and CHUCK AG M VYBYM' PAT ANDERSEN Friendly, smart, loyal, true--the best in every way. GAA 1, 3,43 Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4: Red Cross 1: GAA Officer 3: Pep Club Officer 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: SPID 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Head Cheerleader 4. JULIE ALLARD Style is the dress of thoughts. Chorus 1,2: Band l,2, 3,4: Drum Majorette 1: Span- ish Club 1: Y-Teens 1: Dance Club 2, 4: State Mu- sic Contest 2, 4: State Speech Contest 3: Int. Rel. 3: Safety Club 3: Class Play 3, 4. BONNIE BEHRENDSEN Such innocence combined with such beauty is rarely found. SPID 2, 3,4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Officer 2, 3: Annual staff 4: FHA 2: GAA 3, 4: Officer 3: Chorus 1: Best Dancer 4: Operetta. IIMMIE BELL Manners are more expressive than words. RUTH ADAM Gentle thoughts and calm desires are her only burn- ing fires. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA 1: SPID 1. LLOYD ALKIRE Things will happen, so what's the heed. SPID 1. RCBER ARMITAGE A woman is only a woman, but a good pipe is a smoke. Chorus 1: Craft Club 2: M.C. Club 2, 3: Dance Club 3: SPID 4: Hi-Y 4. DON B EC KMAN He who possesses opinions and a will. FFA 1, 2, 3: A Club 4: Hi-Y 4: SPID 4: Aeronautics 4, - . 'wo-' MARGARET BELLER Never idle, never still, always smiling, always will. Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, Drill Leader 4, Officer of Sen- ior Class 4, Dramatics 3, GAA 3, 4, Officer 4, CAP 2, SPID 4. LORENE BIA LEK Earnest and sincere in all endeavors. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 2, 4, Dramatics 3, Girls' State 3. wr MICKEY BRYANT All sunshine makes a desert. Secretary of Class 2, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Twirler 2, SPID 4, Chorus 4, Speech Club 4. ANN BURCH Sweet thoughts and dreams.' . .mx R' JOAN BLAKESLEY Be a live wire and you won't get stepped on. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 4, SPID 2, 3, 4, President 4, Student Council 4, Dramatics 3, Pre-Professional 3, Annual staff 1, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1. JOHN BREWER Few words but to effect. ROBERT BURNS Plays a little, studies a little, loves a little with huge success. Nature Club 1, 2, Rifle Club 2, 3, SPID 2, 3, Hi-Y 2 GWENDOLYN BUSCHE Humor is the harmony ofthe heart. Pep Club 1,2, Dramatics 3, Y-Teens 1, Chorts l, SPID 2, Operetta 1, Safety Club 3. RICHARD COCHRAN Worry has killed many a man--why die? Aeronautics 3, Photography 3, Hunting and Fish- ing 3, Safety Driving 4, SPID 4, RICARDO COCKRAN I'm happy as I can be for I never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles me. Photography Club 3, Aeronautic Club 3, Hunting and Fishing 3, Safety Driving 4, SPID 4. ROSALIE CONROY O' 'A peppy miss with loads to spare, the kind that's loved unaware. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, Annual 3, 4, .Assistant Editor 4, Dance Club 2, 4, Officer 2, Dance Band 3, Chorus 1, 4, Operetta 1, Class Play 3, Girls' State 3, Declamation Contest 2, Scholastic Contest 1,2, Music Contest 2. MARY LOUISE COOPER 'And more than wisdom, more than wealth, a merry heart that laughs at cares. Hunting and Fishing 4, SPID 1, Aeronautics 4, Y- Teens 4. A ROY DOBBS To one and all agreeable. DOUGLAS DONAHUE Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more. SPID 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, A Club 3,4, Officer 4, Tribune Staff 3,4, Editor 4, Student Council 4, Home- , coming Attendant 4, Football 3, 4, All Conference 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2. 4 - , X- '11 , '- THOMAS DUCKLES 'He seems quiet and preoccupied, but watch out-- he's fooling you. Student Council 2, 4, A Club 2, 3,4, Football 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, A Club Officer 4, Dance Club 4, Officer 4, Reading Club 3, Pre-Professional 3. DONALD EIGLE 'Humor is the harmony of the heart. Track 1, Football 1, SPID 2, Dance Band 3, Aeronautics 3, Safety 4, Wrestling 4, Track 4, Dance Band Officer 4. F EDITH FLOYD The fairest garden in her looks and in her mind the wisest books. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer 2, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer 43 Scho- lastic Contest 1, 2, Declamation Contest 2, Trib- une 3g Annual 3,4: Editor 45 Girls' State 3, SPID 2, 3, 4: DAR 4. JEAN FORRESTER A lovely girl is above all rank. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens: SPID 2, 43 Dramatics 3, Photography 3, Class Play 3, 4QGirls' State 3, Home Room President 4. LOIS FROST Some say the world is made for fun and frolic and so do I. Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4: Officer 33 Cheerleader 45 Y- Teens Officer 3: FHA 2: SPID 2,45 Safety Driving 3, 4: President 43 GAA 4, Prom Attendant 3. JACK GARVERICH A great man is he whose goodness is a part of him. 4 . n SHIRLEY FOWLER Not too quiet to be boring, not too loud to be annoy ing. GAA 45 Y-Teens 2, 3g SPID 2,43 Safety Driving 3,4 Officer 4, Class Officer 35 Homecoming Attendant 3: Queen 4g Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Cheerleader 4. JACK FLETCHER He believes that you cry alone, but when you laugh everybody does. JAMES GEERDES Very bashful, as l'm told--so nice a boy should be more bold, KENNETH GONSER Beware! I may yet do something sensational. Football 2, 3,4, Basketball 3, 45 Track 2, 3,4, Wrestling 2g A Club 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 1, 2,3. BERNITA HALL A combination of nonsense, common sense, and sense of humor. Y-Teens 1,25 SPID 25 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Band and 5 I 8 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Officer 45 Dance Band 3. LYNN HANCOCK We grant although he had much wit, he was very shy of using it. n RONALD HEFFLEY Woman is man's bread of life--l'm getting hungry, Football 15 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Track 1,2, 45 Class Play 35 Hi-Y 1,2,3, 45 A Club 2, 3, 45 SPID 25 Aeronautics 35 Safety Club 35 Officer Pre-Profes- sional 3. JEAN HOERY - The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. Pep Club l,2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 25 SPID 2,45 GAA 3, 45 GAA Officer 3,45 Pep Club Officer 45 Prom Attend- ant 35 Class Officer l. JAMES GUNTER Not afraid of work but not in sympathy with it. Safety Club 3, 45 A Club 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Aeronautics 3. DONNA JEAN HAFER If sweetness be a fault, hers is a great one. Pep Club 1, 2,35 Y-Teens 1,- 2, 3, 45 FHA 2, 3, 45 SPID 2. JANET HARRISON Lucky and lively, happy and gay, a smile for all who Come her way. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3,45 Y-Teens Officer 3,45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 District Officer 35 Homecoming Attendant 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 3,45 SPID 25 Student Council 45 Junior Class Play 35 Scholastic Contest 1,2. FRANK HATHORN A good fellow, a staunch friend, A Club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 SPID 45 Track 1, 2,3,45 Basketball 35 Football 1,35 Cross Country 45 Student Council 25 CAP 2, 35 Aeronautics 35 Prom Attendant 35 Wrestling 45 Class President 25 Safety Club 35 Mr Personality 4. JOAN HOERY For brilliancy no gem can compare with the eyes of a beautiful woman. Pep Club 1, 2, 3,41 GAA 3, 43 Y-Teens 23 SPID 23 Student Council 23 Class Officer 13 Homecoming Drill Leader 4. JOHN HOLT He's like a little boy, just crazy about good jokes. Track 1, 2, 33 Football 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Aero- nautics 3,43 Officer 43 Safety Driving 33 Hunting and Fishing 4. wi, w DALE HURD Always laughing, never sad, sometimes naughty, but never bad. IRVIN JOHNS ON Let the world rush on--I'll take my time and ease. K 3, . , its, -ev , JOHN HOOD They say John is a common name, but it depends on who's named John. RONALD HULTQUIST He's got a great big heart, worlds of sense, and just a tiny little devil. Football 1,2, 3, 43 Basketball 13 Baseball 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 A Club 3, 43 Dance Club 2, 3, 43 Pre- Professional 33 Student Council 33 Aeronautics 33 Safety Club 33 Class Play 3, PORT ER KIRKWOOD If worry were the cause of death, he would live forever. CHARLES LAUTERBACH Individuality is everywhere to be guarded as the root of all good. President of Student Body 43 Annual Staff 43 Stu- dent Council 3, 43 Dramatics 43 Class President 33 Class Play 3,41 Hi-Y 13 A Club 3,42 Football 1, 23 Track 1,21 Tribune Staff 43 SPID 23 All School Play 43 Safety Club 43 Nature Club 33 Photography Club 33 Manager 3,41 Bowling 33 International Relations 33 Declamation Contest 2. .Os 1 JOANNE MCDONALD True life lives in laughter, love, and sports. Pep Club 2, 3, 4, CAP 2, GAA 3,4, Dramatics 3. FRANCIS McGRUDER True friends are worth gold. A Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3,4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, SPID 2. CHARLES MOORE He's an athletic boy--your hopes in him he'll not destroy . Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2,3,4, A Club 2, 3,4, Officer 3, SPID 2, Dance Band 3,4, Band Officer 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3, Class President 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, JAMES NORTH Politeness goes far--yet costs nothing. Hi-Y 2, 3,4, A Club 2, 3, 4, Aeronautics 3, Safety Driving 3, Student Council 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Track 1,2, A Club President 4. DARLENE LEE The only way to have a friend is to be one. LESTER LU ELF A quiet lad at times. Bowling 2, Aeronautics 3,4, Safety Driving 3,4, Hunting and Fishing 4. JOYCE MANNING She touches nothing but that she adds charm. Chorus 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, Cheerleader 3, GAA 1, 3, Class Secretary 2, Student Council 2, 3, Homecoming Queen 2, Y-Teens 4, Home Room Officer 4. JOHN MEGILL He who sows courtesy, reaps friendship. Boxing 1, Football 1,2, Baseball 1,4, Track 2, Safety Driving 3,4, Aeronautics 3. F n u EDNA MAE OTT A mind at peace with all below: a heart whose love is innocent, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4: Officer 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Drill Leader 4: Annual Staff 4: SPID 2.4: Student Council 4: Home- coming Attendant 4: Chorus Officer 1: Dance Band 3: Miss Personality 4: State Music Contest 2,4. LLOYD PARMELEE Things will happen, so what's the heed. Safety Club 3, 4: Officer 3. RICHARD PUTNAM No surer of sunrise than of him. Band 1,2, 3,4: Orchestra 1,2, 3,4: Hi-Y 2: Dance Band 3, 4: Dramatics 3, 4: Class Play 3: Photography Club 3: Aeronautics 4: Student Council 4, PHYLLIS RICE A pleasant smile makes life worth while. Band 1,2, 3,4: Chorus 1,2: GAA 4: FHA 2: Dance Band 3: Y-Teens 1. 'Gu RONALD PLONKEY What care Iwhen I can be at rest, and take life at its best. Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2, 3: Track 1: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Photography Club 3, 4, ANN PLOZZA The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Safety Club 4: Volleyball 1, 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2: GAA 3: FHA 3: Business Club 3, 4: Busi- ness Club President 4: Student Council 4. TWILA RITTHALER l was born to giggle and giggle I must. Pep Club 1,2, 3,4: Dramatics 3,4: Y-Teens l,2,3: FHA 3,4: Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4: Band 1, 2: Class Play 3. LEON ROBINSON When you do dance, I wish that you might do nothing but that. ' ' ' - ws: DOROTHY SHARPLEY A good heart is worth gold. Student Council 3, 4, Nature Club 3, 4, Business Club 3, 4, International Relations Club 3, 4, Photography Club 4, Pre-Professional 3, Officer 3. DENZIL SKEEN A good-natured, pleasant, excellent boy, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 3, 4 Wrestling 4, Hi-Y 1, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Band 2, 3,4 Dance Band 2, 3, 4, A Club 4, Aeronautics Club 4 Class President 2. fi ,sf - ' , 2 .1 - , ' 'V 1, an H - ii VA- 4, ffs- 312.4 ,, ' I F . , RALPH STEWART Inches do not make a man. Track 2,-4, Wrestling 3, 4, A Club 3,4, Hi-Y 2.3, 4. IEANNINE STINNETT Small folks seem to fill space that no others can replace. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Dance Club 2, 3, Photography Club 4, President 4, Chorus 4, Safety Club 3. HELEN ROSALES She is jolly, good-natured and true, more than her share to do. GAA 3, SPID 2. RUTH SCOVEL What is beautiful is good and who is good will soon be beautiful. Y-Teens 3, Volleyball 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, FHA 4, Business Club 4, Reading Club 4. MERLIN S PARKS A smile is a whisper of a laugh. VERNON S PENC ER At a piano he does excell, a second Handel, who can tell? Class Officer 2,4, President of Band 4, Band 1,2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3,4, Dance Band 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, SPID 2, Dramatics 3, Football 1,2, Basketball 1,2 Wrestling 3, 4, Hunting and Fishing 4, Safety Club 4, Pre-Professional 3. HAROLD STALGREN From care l'm free. Why aren't they all contented as me? Science Club 3, Math Club 3, Aeronautics 4, Honor Club 3. DONALD STRAIT Fields are won by those who believe in winning. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, A Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1,4, Officer 4, Class Play 3, 4, Dance Club 1,4, Nature Club 3, Hi-Y Officer 3, Class President 1, A Club Officer 3, Reading 3. , ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,-,l IUANITA SULT To love and be loved is the greatest happiness of existence. GAA 4, Dance Club 2, 3.4, Y-Teens lg Pep Club 1, PAUL TARASOFF He lives in his thoughts and dreams. pam . if RONALD STROMER My car runs, my money's free, but run on girls, don't bother me. DEWEY ST URGES Good actions carry their warrant. Aeronautics 3, 4, SPID 4, Hunting and Fishing 4, Safety Club 3, 4, EDWARD TEAL Casanova at his best. A Club 2, 3, 4, Safety Club 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3,4, Football 2, 3,4, SPID 4, Baseball 4. ROBERT TORGERSON A man's own manner and character is what most becomes him. Band 1, 3. JO ANN WILTERDING Always be true to the best that is in you. FHA 3, 4: Officer 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Dramatics 3, 4: Officer 4: Y-Teens 3: Annual Club 4: Chorus 4: Class Play 3: Art Club 2: Nature Club 2. DONALD WRIGHT A little man may cast a great shadow. Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3,4: Wrestling 2: Track 2, 3: A Club 2, 3. 4: Dance Club 2, 3: Reading Club 3. 47 MARY JO WALKER Quickly, lively, happy, and gay: a smile for all who come her way, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA 3, 4: Officer 3, 4: Dance Club 2: Student Council 4: Drill Leader 4. BEVERLY WILLIAMS lf all the folks were as happy as she, what a wonder ful world this would be. Y-Teens 1, 3, 4: Pep Club 1: SPID 2: GAA 3. li. l , ' ml, ,. ...vm C S 1 RICHARD ZIMMERMAN I' He speaketh not, and yet there lies a conversation in his eyes. ELSIE KARR Mind cannot fathom her infinite sweetness. is-my DELBERT OGDEN . 3 ' A 1 True worth is in being not seeming. Basketball l,2, 3: Track 2, 3: Football 3: School dw,--4? Play 1,2: Class Play 3.4: Lettermen's Club 3: -4 Photography Club 2. 'P-if ' x '1- 4, I, EL xl- s A. vi .A .P iw '- ,xr it -.. f 16- is ,nu - vq,fw,. 1 Mm Q9 V.. nf' if President BOB TODD V1ce Presldent DON MILES 'il g 5 ali xy 12 N 3 . x R x I Q!! mm My UMUM Secretary IO ANN LORENZ Treasurer JERRE LOU STANER I 3 SHIRLEY ANDERSON SALLY ANGERS LEONARD ANTHONY LORETTA ARNCLDT I ROBERT BARBER BEVERLY BEHRENDSEN IANICE BECKENBAUGH ELAINE BRANDT gs 1 BILL BREEN CAROLEE BREEN SHIRLEY BREIHOLT ALENE BUNGER J LOUISE AVIS DOROTHY BRANTLEY SHARON BURRELL N JOHN BUTLER FRANK CALDWELL JOAN CAMPBELL RAY COX RONALD CURRY LYNN DENNING JUNE DUNN BRUCE DUTTON NORMA EIGE.. SAM CASS ELL BOYD CHITTIM ANN DONAHUE ADDY FAYE DOWDI JOHN ELLWELL DUANE EMERICK X I fl Ynf Nz. l M J JOAN FLORIE BARBARA FRENCH IDA GRAHAM i .1 T JUNE HARRISON BETTY JO HEDGES JEANNIE HEDGLIN LEO HEUGEL 43 JACK HINKLEY JOAN HINKLH WILMA HOLT f x51 JEANNETTE HAINES BIB HAMMOND 'Za 3 1 F 4' B ,, PAT HILL 1... A sb Q-' MELVIN HUDDLESTON JOHN HUGHES I .A N. LAREE HUMBLE IUANITA JEROME IO ANN LCRENZ X GMT f.,. Q DICK HURD IANICE IVERSON MARION JAMES X! i - 12: GEORGE IANICH CYNTHIA IOPLIN SALLY LAMBRECHT ANN LAUTERBACH IO ANN LAWRENCE BETTY MCCGIMICK PEGGY MCCORMICK PATRICIA MARION f NANCY MARSHALL l ' It? V , f u- - K' GERALD METHERD DON MILES SHIRLEY MILLER RCBERT MOCRE 'WM HBIBERT MGS DONALD MULNIX BILL MYERS JAMES OLDFIELD A X BRUCE PATRICK LUANN PATTERSON BILL PAUL VX IO PEARSON PATRICIA MQIRISON TOM ORTEZ MILDRED PETBYSON ...-.131 BETTY PIERCE 105 POST ll BEVERLY SCALF S JBZRE LU STANBI LA VERNE SCHMOLL in HAZ. EL ST EEN MARY PROWERS MARY ANN SMITH IO ANN STERLING 'Q' ART ROBBINS BETTY LOU SANDERS RICHARD SMITH MYRNA SPARKS TOMMY STEVENSON EVELYN STOKES v4 ,1 T':., Q' , : . I iw .U ffiq, ' h V K . W -N' 3 , 'dak A K X i , 5 I 5 I M x,-5 ,V A t IA r H . I ' 4 DAN STONE JUNE STRONG PHYLLIS SWEARINGEN TONY TARVIN HM TAYLCR VERNON TAYLOR BARBARA TEAL BARBARA THOMAS BOB TODD SUE WEBB Lal K. CLAYTON WELLS MARGIE WESTON RONNIE WILLIAMS CARLOS WILSON CARLYLE WOLF BEVERLY WREN ROY WOOD K 0 '1 F 3 Nw Qi n 'Q x ei . xx x Q X .jgpooqsli x' A A . ',-25-fx , . I ! X 1 N 1 I 'I I ,, . - 1 H .s .- mv-f 13, , X albehnulnu-if-.-Q-K., ,...K. Q . X . s 0 s I I v I D fyfdwfwzefs GTV ,X .x 9 Mom OWS 'Q ig Vice President Katheleen F ennessey Jerry Graham Q 7 CN. I a 4 Qi -' ' X, LA.-A. ,f N- i .- wht ,-5 51' 4 .2 N4 v .o J 1 Q C D? Secretary Jack Armstrong Treasurer Ed Stoner 5, ir V 94, 6 3 V: .Q v Bob Achillis Marilyn Allen Cynthia Bennett Pauline Bingham Gus Anderson Reva Arends Ia mes Bisgard Charlene Boone Jack Armstrong Eton Baily Ioan Brandt Katherine Brasher Dorothy Ball Ronald Barber Gary Breeden Barbara Bruner Ann Bauer George Baxter Orel Buethe Janell Bullen Leon Becker Shirley Beilhartz Muriel Butchart Martin Caldwell 15 X James Chavers Donald Christofferson Howard Enyart Stanley Esensee Robert Cooper .b William cole 'F 53 Donald Farley M Kathleen Fennessy 5 F C l f Charles Cox Gerald Cox Dorothy Fisher Catherine Fitzhugh 1 'fl ax ,ie we s N Earl Crawford Diane Dietrick Q, Dennis Flodquist Shirley Francis Barry Dorsch s t and Dorothy Driver Joyce Frost Mary Gallagher Tom Duvall Phyllis Easterly Harbert Gilbert Marietta Gilmore n e L J K V.., fi K' 1 Q , .f x 1 2 fag ,spa S 5 Mary Lou Goshorn Shirley Goston Jerry Graham Patty Hafer Diane Hanstrom Betty Harris Johnny Harris Nedta Harvey Ralston Heath June Hicks Barbara Hiigel Keith Hodges Wesley Honey Betty Horner Donna Houts Jackie Hulegard Betty Lee Hughes Charles Hughes Alma Ivy John Jayne James Jensen Jeannette Jerdon James Jones Alben Joplin Y, YF' Q U P . . I I 6 I ,, , , , fr Esther Kammerzell Robert King Jerry Mason Aloyce Mast Leeds Lacey Paul LaDuke Gale Maxey Shirley Matthews Jack Lane Leona Lewand Donald Munn Barbara McNee1y Cecil Livingston Georgia Lord Ronald Mc Peek Terry McGowan William Lowman Robert McFarland Patty Moffit Frank Nelson Lonnie McCart Jerry Morrison Ronald Nix Harold Ohling or W Q Vial, if -a..fAJ Corky Palmer Carl Parker Jackie Park er Howard Payne Jerry Pierce Theresa Penny Mary Petche Richard Pfeifer Mary Pierce Donald Potts Elanore Price Donald Roark Donald Rathbutn Ellsworth Reely Sally Renner Flora Rice Diana Robson Russell Rosales Joanne Rush Barbara She pperd Wayne Smith Mike Street Edward Stoner Charles Sult ft , 1' fp 'if kw zf' 'er ' 'v 15' Emma Lou Weidauer . Darryl Sutton Judith Tammen Ann Tanner Helen Tartaglia Darryl Taylor Dixie Thompson Freida Walker Joyce Walters Phillip West Dorothy Whaley Robert Wi gle James Wright Claudine Vought Anita Yates Rrchard Younger Jeanne Yust WD L if F D , 2 5 , fl x 1 K-, . ,, , , .,. r -' .D M , ,, -. ' 1 X , geo 0 l is E , 1 Raylene Zimmerman Y' Pl 4Q XII Amwi lq 9 In x 'N '1- g.X . 'il-an N.. ,J- P , NN, , X-fm '-'gms ky ' 1-Ji' A 2, Arr, ., . M, ,x . 156' . wx ' - S ,yy V U 2,5152 A 4 x 5 wiv Y f-if . ,, aiu? rf? ,1'iiwfPfi f-- ' fE'.Q'. tvgqgx gf'--Q ,M f .shi , s Q 211 X. V 4 ,net 4,,Mu.a:-A. 4' fsgfa 1 , YN 55 4 .XUIQ fgtiiek ,v ,gs ,,-it A bf , , , -sms' :SQ V a J- , 'J-W ff agp? .1 - '-v4 J W Q- 1w iL'v -v-T-my, Vg:-QQ.. . , Juwvfgglggffxis Q- ff ug, QM-. E .v,., .QL f 4 Zz,-92 iffy - Q97 'ii YH K A fx mZZs R Qkzfcwffes M051 P max WELL 1 WHApDAYAN0 I Lik elk' to SUCCeed x . ' s ss... XALIE C 5 ET HARNSGN EDITHFLOYD SAN A and NACE uefvwf CHUCK LA UTERBAC go H Best Student 5651 Cuxzens as 1 SY A' Y s 1 ' . 3 - , x -1 - y, xi if W ' fl 'its -Y, ' WWI, mill' I ex and UCKLES ,wx N56 LL59' R51 BY: MARGA CH NHSS Sch ool Spnu n f- .. K mb 'lw SPo1'tSman oft k he Year 'A ,, EN DF-FS Do PATSY P-N N STRAIT M -k d ost DePe11dabIe B651 U 6 's. V UCK MOORE and ' war 2 DOR OTHY SHAR n ononf HAvE A nwmo vo ,., ,,v ' want A w 9 PLE, RON Cutest Boy and Girl K. C. GONSER and LOIS FRCBT fs iz J 'W' . 9 v 1, 33 I .Ei fix fx! ' '1 ALO 5 TROMER and EDN A Wx OT 45M1fafcw12zfz Wakhbfadzbn QM W. Hmm' 553565 df!! 0607726 4.g6'IZ7l6'Z Hmm! EDITH FLOYD DENZIL SKEEN Queen SHIRLEY FOWLB2 King KEN GONSER ' T 1 Attendants: Georgia Lord, Edna Mae Ott, Queen Shirley Fowler, King Ken Gonser, Doug Donahue Ronnie Curry, Ronnie Barber. ace Uiwkfmas ww lgfdfzg EDNA MAE OTT FRANK HATHQIN BONNIE BEHRENDSEN JESSE BATES Queen JOAN HOERY E' 9 King TOM DUC KLES Attendants. First row: Ronnie Curry, Betty Jean McCormick, Sue Baty, Bob Todd. Standing: Frank Hathorn, Edna Mae Ott, Queen Ioan Hoery. King Tom Duckles, lanet Harrison, Denny Skeen. I I , .' x RONALD STROMER DON STRAIT Co-Captain Co-Captain 9' ffef First row: Bill Breen, Ed Teal, John Hughes, Richard Zimmerman, Don Strait, Doug Donahue, Bob King, Don Wright, Ken Gonser, Charles Lauterbach. Second row: Coach Seewald, Jack Garverich, Herbert Moss, Francis McGruder, Ronald Hultquist, Ronald Plonkey, Boyd Chittim, Tom Duckles, Coach Killin. Third row: Charles Moore, Ronald Curry, Don Christofferson, Jim North, Ronald Barber, Frank Caldwell, Ronald Stromer. First row: Ronald Frick, Leeds Lacy, Art Robbins, Don Rathburn, Jerry Graham, Paul LaDuke, Richard Pfeifer, Duane Emerick. Second row: Coach Killin, Jim Bisgard, Bill Paul, Raymond Allard, Don Roark, Jim Corbin, Darryl Sutton, Carl Parker, Jerry Metherd. Third row: Charles Hughes, Bill Lowman, Mike Street,.Tony Tarvin, Martin Caldwell, Jim Wright, Harben Gilbert, Tom Duvall. Second Stung All Conference Football i DON STRAIT ON STROM ER DON QCHRISTCIFERSON STRAIT Guard RONNIE CURRY MOORE Fullback R ON HUL T OUIST DENNY SKEEN iii. 5 gf.-W T Chili -g fgfzsieffaff tgguaff First row: Ronald Heffley, Tom Jones, Ken Gonser, Chuck Moore, Doug Donahue, Don Wright Don Strait. Second row: Ed Killen, Iohn Hughes, Jim Gunter, Frank Nelson, Tom Duckles, Boyd Chittim. Members of the squad at the end of the season were: Ronald Heffley, Doug Donahue, Don Wright, Don Strait, John Hughes, Frank Nelson, Tom Duckles, and Boyd Chittim. Q9 h Q Y First row: Bill Lowman, Charles Hughes, Jim Bisgard, Darryl Sutton. Second row: Don Rathburn, Dick Younger, Ronald Barber, Don Farley, Don Christofferson, Ed Stoner, Coach Seewald. -' 4 1 Sir 5 F xg Bari? o ij 4 o fgasiefems TOM DUCKLES Captain BOYD CHITTIM DOUG DONAHUE Q ' X' frr S' x y' E 1 lf, YN' DON STRAIT RONALD HEFFLEY DON WRIGHT wsfffkzg ,rx 3 'j ,, A .19-.I rL........v NJNWV fax WY.,-'w!,.A I-7, Back row, left to right: Tony Tarvin, Jim Geerdes, Jim North, Ronald Stromer, Vernon Spencer, Martin Caldwell, Leeds Lacey, Coach McDermott. Front row: Roger Warner, Ralph Stewart, Duane Emerick, Dan Stone, Harbert Gilbert, Frank Caldwell, Wayne Smith. V' A f , ,I i agfafe DUANE EMERICK RALPH STEWART RONALD STROMER .TIM GEERDES frm- aunl q FRANK HA iii fi Q, ,W MV' pin It .W ,:.,4,N.3q .1 K x J Q- r, ee. 24' frff, 7 of.. .a4f . Z? - D '. --H- 'YHORN -- Fifth in State Cross-Country Meet. 6252662 ' f i :ff K 0 D D0n2hue, . t. Top tow: CoxchNe1son, E. Stoner. M. Street, D. Skeen. R. Ptonkey, . ddte tow: S. Bisgatd, D. Rathbuxn, R. Batbet. D. Fancy, F. Nehon. I. McGiU, 1. Pos D. Watker, T. Duval, E. Homer. Mi wa Haney , From to B Lomond, R. Cumj 7 lgf! in Maw DW ELL FRANK CAL Track Team Captain , 9??5 '. 4 f Y,.. C, M. MW! ,fe Vg n ' lv .X iigzvlgf. A , 5-if fiff ' O I 7W 7' l A J N ff U Z5 i LOIS FROST ff 69' Af! vqfk :Q K 1 - K I SHIRLEY MILLER . ffzz '75-w Vice President DOUG DONAHU E President JIM N ORTH K l TOM DUCKLES I H' ., v .. i f 1 V ii' ,Sikh First row: Charles Lauterbach, Tom Duckles, John Hughes, Ron Curry, Ron Stromer, Ron Hultquist. Second row: Jack Garverich, Bob King, Don Strait, Ronald Heffley. Third row: Ron Barber, Tom Jones, Mr. Seewald. Mr. Killen, Chuck Moore, Bill Breen. Fourth row: Denny Skeen, Don Wright, Frank Caldwell, Jim Geerdes. Fifth row: Doug Donahue, Jim Gunter, Ralph Stewart, Ed Teal. Sixth row: Jim North, Don Christoffetson. Seventh row: Frank Hathorn, Boyd Chittim. Eighth row- Francis McGrudet. S W- ms JO ANN STERLING CQPLEY Vice President Sponsor ROSALIE CONROY Treasurer ANN DONAHUE Secretary K iq JANET HARRISON 1 X Eg, President -f JJ Y Ester Kammerzell Betty Hughes Shrrley Bellhartz Elarne Brandt Kate Brashear Joan Campbell Dorothy Drrver Kathleen Fennessey Joyce Frost Dtana Robson June Hrcks Jeannette Harnes Shrrley Brerholt Reva Arends JoAnn Lorenz Cynthra Bennett Dorothy Brantley Donna Hafer Barbara Hugle Colleen Haney Mary Gallagher Dorothy F1sher June Dunn Drane Dretrrch Sharon Burrel Joan Brandt Charlene Boone Loruse AVIS Bonme Behrendsen Manlyn Allen Joan Hlnkley Sally Lambrecht Ann Baur Pat H111 Barbara French Joyce Manmng Janell Bullen Img Joan Blakesley LaRee Humble Janet Harrrson Barbara Bruner Rosalle Conroy Mary Prowers Beverly Behrend sen Mrs Copley T Helen Tartaglra Nedra Harvey Judy Tammen Betty Sanders Beverly Scalf Jean Forrester Betty McCorm1ck Georgra Lord Aloyce Mast Elanor Prrce Gale Maxey Claudtne Vought Jo Lawrence Shrrley Mrller Slurley Matthews Jackre Hulegaard Jeanne Yust Beverly Wren Joyce Walters Joanne Rush Ann Tanner Nancy Marshall Pat Marlon Jeannette Jerdon Emma Werdauer Leona Lewand Barbara McNeely, Mary Brohl Marron James Donna Houts Ruth Adams Lorene Bralek Sue Baty Thresa Penny, Patty Mofflt Marretta Grlmour, Flora Rrce Paulrne Blngham Betty Horner Raylene Zlmmerman Kate Fitzhugh, Mary Goshorn, Betty Harris. Dash: Ida Graham, Edith Floyd, Edna Ott, Ann Donahue, Joann Ster- .ff- W A DON STRAIT DON MILES ROY WOOD Vice President President Secretary-Treasurer Top row, left to right: Don Strait, Roger Armitage, Darryl Sutton, Vernon Taylor, Mike Street, Phil West, Dick Younger, Jack Garverich, Clayton Wells, Ted Reely, Carlyle Wolf, Dan Stone. Second row: Ralph Stewart, Ronald Plonkey, Don Farley, Don Rathburn, Ray Allard, Don Roark, Ronald Stromer, Roy Wood, Don Miles, Mr. Williams, Bob McFarland, Jim Geerdes, Frank Hathorn, Jerry Graham, Tommy Duvall. Third row: Tommy Stevenson, Tom Jones, Ronald Heffley, Ronald Hultquist, Doug Donahue, Charles Moore, Jim Wright, Art Robbins Frank Nelson, Ronald Barber, Bill Lowman, Eddie Stoner, Jim North. Fourth row: George Janich, Earl Chaney, Carlos Wilson, John Holt, Dale Hurd, Leon Robison, Arden Valentine, John Hood, Dan Walker. A ' , Q' g', H . N U if t , ,. P 0 -an .24 , bang' 'T 'ASQ Zane , , 7,' f , 3 'U 4 aglih fg M ' -. 1 f4X.a I if Q ,N M DOROTHY DOUG DONA HU E Editor Treasurer i l FISHER ANN DONAHUE Secretary READ ALL ABOUT IT E T First row: Ronnie McPeek, LeRoy Iannard, Buzz Hughes. Dorothy Fisher, Doug Donahue, Rosalie Conroy, Diane R Margie Weston, joan Brandt, Cynthia Bennett, Jean Yust, Jo Hedges ' ff xt' T5- Second row: Mrs. Goodrow, Charles Lauterbach, obson, Mary Lou Goshorn. Third row: Barbara Thomas, Beverly Wren, Sunnie Tanner, Loretta Arnold, Betty QNX-'ski . qt '34 +3 Q' x Q ' A xg' 5 0 0 0 1 V P 0 1 ff 4700 ,wxxc es QD 'L MISS MILLS MARGARET McCORMICK Sponsor President fir IO ANN WILTERDING IO ANN LORENZ IO ANN STERLING Vice Pr6Sid2rlI Secretary Treasurer F: Dorothy Fisher, Shirley Beilhart, Donna Hafer, Joann Lorenz, Cynthia Bennett, Reva Arends. H: Barbara Bruner, Gale Maxey, Ruth Scovel, Jo Ann Wilterding, Addy Fay Dowdy, Janet Harrison, Twila Ritthaler, Marjorie Weston, Jo Ann Sterling. A: Luann Patterson, Betty Lou Sanders, Edith Floyd, Ida Graham, Barbara Thomas, Sponsor, Miss Mills ., Owe EM! X Q J, MARY Jo WALKER E41-AJ-5' Zffip W President R251-94 f NWC: y' a First row: Pat Andersen, Joanne McDonald, Jeannette Haines, Shirley Miller, Jean Hoery, Mary Jo Walker, Margaret Bellar, Bonnie Behrendsen, Joan Hoery, Beverly Behrendsen, Shirley Fowler. Second row: Juanita Sult, Helen Rosales, Ruth Adam, Betty Jo Hedges, Beverly Scalf, Betty Pierce, Janice Beckenbaugh, Ann Lauterbach, Pat Morrison, Pat Hafer, Sally Lambrecht, Third row: June Harrison, Pat Hill, Joan Hinkley, Sharon Burrell, LaRee Humble, Mary Smith, Phyllis Swear ingen, Sue Webb, Miss Scioli, Myrna Sparks. Fourth row: Jean Yust, Charlene Boone, Phyllis Rice, Shirley Breiholt, Shirley Matthews, Lois Frost, Helen Tartaglia, Juanita Jerome, Emma Weidauer, Flora Rice, Sue Baty. MR. SHA PPEL Sponsor ANN PLOZZA President Xxxiff exi f :Xia 9 0 a s , 'F 15 uxfkzexx 6761! tiiiii.,i. Left to right: Alene Bunger, Dorothy Sharpley, Ann Plozza, Ruth Scovel, Mr. Shappel, Margurite Weston, Loretta Arnoldt, Janice Beckenbaugh, Ida Graham. Ulf be mf! be 4 il Cs4ii,1,i Q ,Z e 1 iiijisti MR. SHA PPEL f, 9 s.!'.p F-' va 'f E 1 5' Hi, A . ' I First row, left to right: Lois Frost, Shirley Fowler, Mr. Shappel, Ioan Hoery, Bonnie Behrendsen. Second row: Jeannie Forrester, Margaret Bellar, Mary Jo Walker, JoAnn McDonald, Jean Hoery, Dorothy Sharpley, Ruth Scovel. :F I LORETTA ARNOLDT Vice President S ALENE BUNGER Sec. -Treas. 5 9X7 ,-J J C- rx 1 Q X d l First row: Gary Breedan, Jim Bisgard, Ron Barber, Don Christofferson, Dale Hurd, Frank Hathorn, Ron Curry, Howard Enyart, Tom Jones. Second row: Ray Allard. Julie Allard, Leonard Anthony, Marilyn Allen, Roger Armitage, Lloyd Alkire, Pat Andersen, Gus Anderson, Ruth Adam, Bonnie Behrendsen, Muriel Butchart, Lorene Bialek, Rosalie Conroy. Third row: Charleen Boone, Ann Baur, Shirley Beilhartz, Carol Breen, Bob Burns, JanellBul1en, Beverly Behrendsen, Dorothy Brantly, Shirley Fowler, Margaret Beller, Barbara Bruner, Kate Brashear, Joan Blakesley. Fourth row: Leon Becker, Rick Cochron, Joan Campbell, Earl Crawford, Jim Chavers, Diane Ditrich, Dorothy Driver, Tom Duvall, Tom Duckles, Berry Dorsche, Kate Fennessey, Shirley Briholt, Mrs. Malin, Sponsor. Fifth row: Edith Floyd, Don Farley, Lois Frost, Shirley Francis, Jean Forrester, Barbara French, Marietta Gilmour, Mary Gallagher, Jerry Graham, Pat Hafer, Betty Harris, Diane Hanstrom, Barbara Hiigel. Sixth row: Wilma Holt, Jean Hedglin, Jean I-loery, Jackie Hulegaard, Melvin Hudleston, Jeanette Haines, Wesley Honey, LaRee Humble, Betty Horner, Janice Beckenbaugh, Mickey Bryant, Juanita Jerome, Jeanette Jerdon, Marion James. W W .. Sponsor President L jig TOM DUCKLES vi A ,., LORENE BIALEK Vice President j - Secretary-Treasurer 'f - J A 'iff 'Q A K ,, ' i , First row: Don Miles, Ed Stoner, Joe Post, Jim Jones, Rus Rosales, Jerry Morrison, Jim Wright. Second row: Esther Kammerzell, Leona Lewand, Ann Lauterbach, Bill Lowman, Georgia Lord, Jo Lawrence, Jack Lane, Nancy Marshall, Joyce Manning, Gale Maxey, Nedra Harvey, Helen Rosales, Mary Smith, Flora Rice. Third row: Bob Moore, Frank Nelson, Harry Ohling, Edna Ott, Mildred Peterson, Pat Morrison, Jerry Pierce, Betty Pierce, Don Potts, Luanne Patterson, Donna Houts, Betty McCormick, Myrna Sparks, Helen Tartaglia, Fourth row: JoAnne Rush, Don Roark, Don Rathburn, Dale Hurd, Leon Robison, Dewey Sturgess, Hazel Steen, Juanita Sult, Wayne Smith, Marcia Davis, Shirley Miller, Mary Prowers, Raylene Zimmerman. Fifth row: Ann Tanner, Barbara Teal, Claudine Vought, Emma Weidauer, Joyce Walters, Sue Webb, Carlyle Wolf, Clayton Wells, Ar- den Valentine, Kate Fitzhugh, Phyllis Swearingen, Anita Yates, Beverly Scalf. 'Y ,J H mmm ,lbs .rn , - q N , ,S i S MR. BLUBAUGH Sponsor G' J' J ? JACK HINKLEY President FRANK CALDWELL Vice President 3- JOHN HOOD Secretary , ,f First row, left to right: Vernon Taylor, Art Robbins, Jack Hinkley, Frank Caldwell, Richard Smith, John Hood, Bob McFarland. Second row: Mr. Blubaugh, Tony Tarvin, John Butler, Denzil Skeen, George Janich, Tom Stevenson, Roy Wood, John Johnson, Dan Walker. Third row: Arden Valentine, Jerry Morrison, Jack Lane, Earl Chaney, Leonard Anthony, Harry Ohling, Richard Pfifer, Lester Luelf. Fourth row: ,Leon Robinson, Don Mulnix, Tom Ortez, Corkey Palmer, Jo Yeager, Paul Tarasoff, Dewey Sturgess, Dave McFarland, Jim Wright. Fifth row: Martin Caldwell, Tom Duvall, Bob King, Ray Allard, Ronnie Barber, Frank Nelson, Clayton Wells, Dan Stone. Jzfednaffbn f ff kfzbfzs 6721! gy Standlng Cec11L1v1ngston Merhn Sparks Jerry PISICC D1x1e Thompson John Moore Dorothy Sharpley Alene Bunger Seated Lonme McCartt Frerda Walker Jerre Lu Staner Drana I-Ianstrom Mr Gardener 3 'N els. ,L Seated Jack Reynolds Betty Prerce Jo-Xnn Lorenz Marge Weston Theresa Penny Standrng Tony Tarvrn lack Hinkley Norma Elgel, George Jannrch Roy Woods Tommy Stevens Don Elgel -.- M. - A ,I xy- L5 ' 'Z 'Q A ' vi 2: - ,a 4- ' W S r ,V , ,X , mt -E5 H' 4 A 4 ey f ' X K K .-,uf . : . . . ' . ' . ' . . ' D : l I l I I , l U 9 0 o o P gif?-mei ,, ,- ..-A S-, . .W , ,W , W- fe., -Te -f eg-am f W f F W , ,, 'I , ..., ,M -- ,,,,N,. J.-h-,,. A , ff Y we 1 . ure- f 1--iff 5---' , V A .- r W-'A --M-M ' L' L., ., V, g ' 4 W. ' N .-.. Wf--- xi r ' W 4. . - 'W X A - 2 5 L f iz .1 Q ,I ' V. , X I - V , u 5 ' A' - Q ' 1 ' 2+ S . at - 5 ' -e ' N, ' xx f A . ' - XX H ,. ' ' M X 'X A ' L I v I' : ' . ' . A . ' . . l 3 U n l 1 I I I I I :- -2 LLOYD P-XRMALEE SHIRLEY FOWLER Secretary Treasurer Vice President Frrst row left to rrght Pat Andersen Jean I-ledglrn LaVerne Schmoll Evelyn Stokes Jo Pearson, Lloyd Parmalee Lors Frost Shrrley Fowler Myrna Sparks Hazel Steen Ann Lauterbach, Wilma Second row Robert Cooper John Jayne John Hughes John Butler Bruce Dutton Martrn Caldwell, Charles Lauterbach Jrm Gunter Bob Todd Vernon Spencer Lester Luelf John Megrll Jim Taylor, ,Ui XLWQMK MR. BLUBAUGH Sponsor Y G I ' r 1, 1 g II I: f N 3? A ww 6 I735 xf7 f i :wa'n1'f5 RONNIE WILLIAMS RICHARD SMITH MARY ANN BROHL MISS MARTIN President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor I f 'x X X' 1 O O Top row: Roy Wood, Miss Martin, Louise Avis, Tommy Steveson, Bob Cooper, Duane Emerick, John Jayne, Jane Lewis, Alene Bunger, Stanley Isensee, Betty Lou Sanders. Bottom row: Cynthia Joplin, Richard Smith, Ronnie Williams, Mary Ann Brohl, June Dunn. ,,,.g1 if mm ffzzl S Bw ACHILLES Vice President 1' wr ' 1 - , . by 'ALENE BUNGER President ,XT fp NX X f MERLIN SPARKS Secretary Standing John Jayne Margte eston Mrs Cop ey ' 2 . ' W . - 1 . Dorothy Sharpley, Betty Lou Sanders. ,, - , '54 X er, Norma Eigel, Bob Cooper. 10 MRS. COPLEY -f' Sponsor NORMA EIG EL Treasurer um by am! 9' 314 my 'AW ' ' 4 2- .t -A- .-I-A-1K First row: John Hood, Leon Robinson, Arden Valentine, Jeannie l-ledglin, Norma Eigel, Dale Hurd, Frank Nelson, Bill Lomond, Don Rathburn. Second row: Duane Smith, Don Miles, Dave McFarland, Tommy Stevens, Dick Hurd, Earl Chaney, Eddie Stoner, Paul Tarasoff, Lynn Han- cock. Third row: Raymond Allard, Orel Butche, Errol Taylor, Bob Cooper, Don Munn, Dan Walker, Lester Luelf, Bob McFarland, Fourth row: Jim Taylor, John Jayne, Mr. Blubaugh, Jerry Graham, Art Robbins, Jim Wright, Don Farley. Seated: Betty Armitage, Merlin Sparks, Alene Bung- mgl-ai-illl: ,- ff- ROY DOBBS President I 1 1 xx' x 'E E if U y LA VLVv'4l: f x x x ,M 4 w 1 y J Islip 1 'y JOYCE WALT ERS Q. AX X. Below JUNE STRONG, leftg and MYRNA SPARKS, right. A 'f ,. ,-, 49 Ki :-:-:-' S .TSB gm! Moore. Left to right: Sponsor, Mr. Cummins. 'ff ,gay First row: Vernon Spencer, Terry McGowen, Mickey Bryant, John Jayne, Jack Armstrong, Frank Caldwell, Chuck Second row: Lonnie McCartt, Julie Allard, Tony Tarvin, Ida Graham. Third row: Denzil Skeen, Dorothy Fisher, LuAnn Pattersen, Boyd Chittim. Fourth row: Phyllis Rice, Joan Brandt, LeRoy Jonnard, Norma Eigle. Fifth row: John Butler, Bernita Hall, Cynthia Bennett, Theresa Penny, Phil West, JoAnn Sterling, Ann Plozza. TWIRLERS: Joyce Walters, Betty McCormick, Myrna Sparks, June Strong. ' I IDA GRAHAM Librarian C BOYD CHITTIM Vice President F' sf? Again V ERN ON S PENC ER President MR. CUMMINS Sponsor BERNITA HALL Secretary-Treasurer , f I MICKEY BRYANT Librarian gf 7 XS C 0 A 1 qv' 1 W N ,541 3 X J BKQ, yr 4 I Q ! 1 Q 2 M162 5571521 MR. JOHN CU MMINS Director First row: George Baxter, Frank Caldwell, Terry McCowan, Bob Achilles, Jack Armstrong. Second row: Chuck Moore, John Butler, Boyd Chittum, Tony Tarven, Bob King, Denny Skeen, Vernon Spencer, Gus Anderson. Standing: Don Eigle. ww 9 , X 5 , I as N ,A fv- 1 - M 'v f ff! My CHORUS OFFICERS Ed Stoner, Phyllis Swearingen, John Butler, Marilyn Allen, Rosalie Conroy, Joan Blakesley. , oi..--1' W ' ff if ..- 453 f is , ln gm . l,.. ig 5 , ' First row: Dick Younger, Jim Chavers, Bob McFarland, Lester Luelf, Patty Moffit, Bev Scalf, Jeannine Stinnett, Kate Fitzhugh, Janel1Bul1en, Esther Kammerzell, Betty Harris, Mary Goshorn, Paul LaDuke, Ralston Heath, Har- bert Gilbert, Ray Allard. Second row: Ed Stoner, Bill Lowman, Frank Nelson, Ron Barber, Dorothey Whaley, Barbara Bruner, Joyce Manning, Marion James, Dorothy Driver, Jeanette Jerdon, Mary Gallagher, Diana Robson, Leona Lewand, June Dunn, Mary Petche, Louise Avis, Jackie l-lulegaard, Bernita Hall, Mr. Cummins. Third row: Denzil Skeen, Gus Anderson, Boyd Chittim, Phil West, Bob King, Claudine Vought, Sue Webb, Joan Campbell, Virginia Pappenheim, Ruth Scovel, JoAnn Rush, Anita Yates, Barbara l-liigel, Mary Pearce, Dixie Thompson, Mary Cooper, Marilyn Allen, Harry Ohling, John Butler. Fourth row: Georgia Lord, Kate Brashear, Myrna Sparks, Mary Prowers, JoAnne Wilterding, Reva Arends, Mildred Peterson, Elaine Brandt, Coleen Haney, Joan Blakesley. Rosalee Conroy, Edna Ott, Phyllis Swearingen, Raylene Zimmerman, Pauline Bingham, JoAnn Miller, JoAnn Lorenz, Twila Ritthaler. Mmeffb' fu! f N , 5 , B MR. TURNER Sponsor nc 9' Nr 1 .A -, IDA GRAHAM President 'Sf JACK HINKLEY Vice President at ,-P' K, ffl gui JOAN HINKLEY Exec. Sec. IO ANN WILTERDING Cor. Sec. First row: Joan Hinley, Ioan Brandt, Cynthia Bennett, Norma Eigle, Marguerite Weston, lean Yust, JoAnn Lorenz, Sally Lambrecht, Mary Goshorn, Barbara Sheppard, Mr. Turner. Second row: JoAnne Wilterding, Pat Marion, Pat Hill, Ida Graham, Pat Morrison, Diana Robson, Dorothy Fisher, Twila Ritthaler, Loretta Arnoldt, Barbara Thomas, Lynn Denning. Third row: LeRoy Jonnard Charles Lauterbach, Bruce Patrick, Lonny McCartt, Tony Tarvin, Denzil Skeen, Ronald Williams, Bob Todd, Jack Hinkley. , llll ill ' ' W, , lu Bottom Picture: Left to right: Jack Hinkley, Bruce Patrick, Ronald Williams, Bob Todd, Pat Hill, Joan Brandt, Charles Lauterbach. 9, 1 as l wi-Vg PATRICIA MARION Treasurer 3- , D s., . .4 My ,Uk 5 , 9 ,v V, it -itlI'!! w' Sitting: Bob Todd, Bev Behrendsen, Betty McCormick, Pat Marion, Pat Hill. Standing: John Butler, Bill Paul. 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