Calhan High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Calhan, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1960 volume:

2 The Bulldog 19594960 Assembled by THE ANNUAL STAFF OF CALHAN HIGH SCHOOL Calhan, Colorado We, the members of the Annual Staff of the Calhan Bulldog, present this book. It is our sincere hope that, in the busy years ahead, you will occasionally find time to look through these pages and enjoy the beautiful memories that are bound by these covers. Dedication A flower unblown; a book unread; A tree with fruit unharvested. A path untrod; a house whose rooms Lack yet the heart's divine perfumes A landscape where wide border lies In silent shade 'neath silent skies; A casket with its gifts concealed— This is the year that for you waits Beyond tomorrow's mystic gates. Horatio Nelson Powers Annual Staff Anthony Franek David Dzurovchin Betty Lee Eurich Larry Fox Joe Mikita Georgienna Eurich Vera Hays Darlene Trojanovich Jerry King Frances Guthrie Roberta Mikita Sharan Gdovin Floy DeWitt Editor Business Manager Art Editor Boys Sports Boys Sports Girls Sports Pep Club Pep Club Advertising Advertising Advertising Dramatics Faculty Sponsor 5 Congratulations to the Class of 1960. May your school attitude, educational endeavors and social accom- plishments during your school years, be worth-while. We are living in a world of miracles, and because we are living in such a fast moving space epoch, there is ever a new day, a new horizon toward which you young people travel as you make your journey along life's thoroughfare. So, my good young people, if we are to vision tomor- row, let us start with this promise: anything is possihle in the future. We live in an atomic space age. Each of you remember that right here in Calhan is a starting point. You can start from here and go anywhere you want to go. Because we believe, we achieve. Keep believing! Keep achieving! Vision tomorrow as a world of miracles which will come to pass if you have faith, courage, and intelligence to make them real. Our purpose in education is to help the child develope to the fullest extent of his ability. Each child must be considered as an individual and not forced into rigid group classifi- cations. The curriculum should be developed to meet the needs of the child of this commu- nity and yet uphold the standards of the state and nation. Always the welfare of the child should be the important factor—not the teacher, the school, nor the curriculum. With this in mind, steady improvement in the standards, curriculum, and teachers within the school will be striven for. Board of Education Harry McQueen Henry Fosha Edward Glaser Francis Guthrie Charlotte Walberg e MR. LAMB Sophomore Sponsor English U.S. Government U.S. History B.A. Degree Seminar Sponsor MR. HEWINS Senior Sponsor Chemistry Physics Geometry Algebra Arithmetic B.S. Degree MRS. POHLSON Junior Sponsor English World History Student Council Girls Advisor Play Director B.A. Degree MRS. DeWITT Freshman Sponsor Business Education Home Economics Pep Club Sponsor Annual Sponsor Booster Sponsor B.A. Degree MR. HUNTER Coach Science Math All P.E. B.S. Degree MR. WATSON Principal Industrial Arts Colorado History B.S. Degree TONY FRANEK Athletics 4; Jr.-Sr. Plays; Paper Staff; Class officer 2; Seminar. President VERA HAYS Athletics 4; Pep Club 4; Song- leader; Office Staff; Paper Staff; Annual Staff; Jr.-Sr. Plays; Music; Librarian; Class officer 2. Secretary-Treasurer CLASS MOTTO Not for today, but for life we learn CLASS COLORS Pink and Grey CLASS FLOWER Baby Pink Roses CLASS SPONSOR Mr. Spencer F. Hewins Vice President DARLENE TRQJANCVICH Athletics 4; Annual Staff; Paper Staff; Office Staff; Jr.-Sr. Plays; Music; Pep Club 4; Cheerleader; Carnival Queen; Librarian; Stu- dent Council; Class officer. Reporter GEORGIENNA EURICH Athletics 4; Pep Club 4; Jr.-Sr. Plays; Annual Staff 2; Office Staff 2; Paper Staff; Music; Class officer 2; Honorary Student. FRANCES GUTHRIE Athletics 3; Pep Club; Jr.- Sr. Plays; Librarian; Paper Staff; Annual Staff; Betty Crocker Award; Music; Se- minar. JOE O’LEAR Jr. Play; Senior Play BONITA KOCHERHA Pep Club 4; Athletics 3; Jr.-Sr. Plays; Paper Staff; Office Staff; Music 4. 1 f JERRY KING Jr.-Sr. Plays; Annual Staff; Paper Staff; All-Round Stu- dent Award; Seminar. MARY KATE KUCERIK Jr. Sr. Plays; Paper Staff Carnival Queen Candidate; Music 2. CAROL FUCHS Student Council; Pep Club; Annual Staff; Paper Staff; Athletics 4; Jr. Class Offi- cer. 12 BILL LAZOR Athletics 4; Student Coun- cil; Jr.-Sr. Plays; Paper Staff. FRANK HOOPER Student Council; Jr.-Sr. Plays; Athletics. SHARAN GDOVIN Student Council 2; Carnival Athletic Queen; Pep Club 3; Cheerleader 2; Jr. Sr. Plays; Office Staff; Annual Staff 2; Paper Staff; Athlet- ics Music. BETTY EURICH Athletics 4; Annual Staff; Paper Staff; Office Staff; Pep Club 4; Cheerleader 2; Jr. Sr. Plays; Class Officer 2; Carnival Queen; Choir; Seminar; All Round Stu- dent Award. JOE MIKITA Student Counci 1-Pres.; Athletics 4; Annual Staff; Paper Staff; Jr. Sr. Plays; Band 4; Seminar. DOUGLAS McELVAIN Athletics 4; Student Coun- cil; Jr.-Sr. Plays; Office Staff. ■ ROBERTA MIKITA Pep Club 3; Jr.-Sr. Plays; Office Staff; Annual St ff; 2; Paper Staff; Athletics 4; Music 2. 13 Senior Class Of 1960 Our class is as clever as clever can be And as we continue, you surely will see Our talents are many, our faults are few These are our stories we tell you. Betty has eyes of glowing black That makes boys whistle and girls blow their stack Georgie has such pleasant ways She keeps boys dreaming days and days. Fran is our capable librarian She wishes to share her life with an agrarian. To tend the soil to her is an art She loves natures creatures with all her heart. The girl who greets you with a om: 1 e Who makes you think that life's worth-while Who has a pleasant greeting and eyes gleam This very friendly person is our Darlene. When the drums start rolling And the girls began to sing Come on boys this score lets raise The leader of the group is Vera Hays. The very shy one of our class Is a very charming little lass Mary Kate answers when we call She is an Inspiration to us all. And now our newest classmate Who only Joined our group of late We are very happy to have her answer our roll call And to Dave, Carol is a living doll. Bonita, whose name sounds like a song Has been with the class for ever so long. Roberta has helped us to gain fame Because of her, we won our championship basket- ball game. By now you know that our girls are ten We know you'll hear of us again We'll tell you now of all our boys Who keeps our hearts singing and full of Joy. Joe Mikita is our dream boy He is our pride and Joy He is handsome, dark, and tall It is for Joe that all girls fall. Talk about tall well, man alive Our Thomas Kocerha is six-foot-five A likeable guy for all of that When you need a good friend Tom goes to bat. And as for Billy's we have two Dzurls and Lazor and both are true blue We have another Joe Now don't you Jeer If you want him Just call Joe O'Lear. It you need a real smooth dancer And one who is a real romancer Here is the one to keep your heart astir It's none other than our own Frank Hooper. The one that is destined for intellectual fame The one, that crowds will call by name The one for whom our praises ring Is none other than our Jerry King. And now, Ohl beating heart stay still We are talking now of loveable Phil If you need any help, he'll be there A friend in need and on the square. Who is the one with the dreamy ways? The one who keeps girls in a daze? Who causes thoughts of lovers lane? None other than Doug McElvaln. Now we come to Tony, for him let's give a cheer He has kept our spirits high year after year When we are in a tight spot, it's Tony that comes through He gives the best of what h las for our colors white and blue. We hope that Boyd a minister will be That by his example we all may see That a life in the church leads just to one place Where all men are equal, there is but one race. Our eyes now turn to a certain date A meeting is scheduled for a speaker great A mathematician and scientist the Russians can't lick It's none othei than our own Ray Manyik. We can't all of us be perfect, but we can try The class of 1960 have their eyes upon the sky There is no easy way to success, we say this with a sigh To our classmates, teachers, school and all we say a fond good-bye By Hazel Pohlson When you are at a ball game just cast your eyes about. The bulldogs are in a tight game and the girls began to shout. A little ball of dynamite comes rolling onto the floor. It's our cheerleader Sharan yelling, Come on boys, raise that score. BACK ROW: Paul Ray Manyik, Jenry King, Joseph O'leor, Joe Mikita, Douglas McElvain, Thomas Kocerha, William Lazor, Anthony Fronek, Boyd Townley, Frank Hooper, Philip Garlick, Billy Dzuris. FRONT ROW: Mary Kate Kucerik, Bonita Kocerha, Roberta Mikita, Georgienno Eurich, Vera Hays, Frances Guthrie, Carol Fuchs, Sharon Gdovin, Betty Eurich, Darlene Trojonovich. QUEEN Sharon Gdovin KING Cecil Ullom MR. LLOYD BREWER Music Teacher Band Director Athletic Booquet 1959 High School Picnic JunioivSenior Banquet and Prom 1 6 David Dzurovchin Mary Kucerik Shirley Mlkita Nita Guthrie Nancy Kucerik Virgil Mitchell Edwin Glaser Billy Trojanovich Mike Phillips Eugene Kasko Harry Mikita hWZhl Gary Skaggs, Irvin Fuchs, Lonnie Harding, Jackie Walberg, Kenneth Fosha, Judy Manylk, John Garllck, Trudy Parks , S1CnD 2fe.?0 An!}le 0Lear' Gafy Cral«' Robert Hertneky, Itobert Saleny, Lillian Jolly, Roberta Fox, Carl Rowland, David Phillips, Frank McQueen, Joan Garllck. FRONT ROW: Ruth Kobilan, Gladys Trojanovich, Catherine Adelman, Anita Corder, Donna Kucerik. Miklta, Jerry Mitchell, Dorothy DeWitt, Kathleen Manylk, Carol Seng bell. Absent, Tommy Parks. BACK ROW: Ernest mo 3)0 mo 3JO m The librarians this year are Fran Guthrie, Nita Guthrie, Carl Rowland, Shirley Mlklta, and Tony Franek (not pictured.) Mr. Lamb is in charge Of the library this year. The librarians receive a half credit for their work. The Student Council has as its goal, Constructive Leadership. by conscious, strenuous efforts they may be maintained. It is our duty to set our standards so high, that only FRONT ROW Annie O'Lear Joan Garlick Donna Kucerik Gladys Trojanovich Juanita Guthrie Sharan Gdovln BACK ROW Gary Skaggs Ernest Mlklta Larry Fox Mrs. Pohlson Frank Hooper Bill Trojanovich Joe Mlklta A class in office practice was organized this year. Credit is given for this work. Students taking this course are Roberta Mikita, Darlene Trojanovich, Sharan Gdovin, Bonita Kocerha, Eugene Kasko, Vera Hays, Georgienna Eurich, Douglas McElvain, Edwin Glaser, teachers of the class are Mrs. Floy DeWitt, and Mr. Loyd Lewis. This course consists of actual work in the office and also study about personality, appearance, filing, etc. These boys are learning to work with wood. Mr. Watson has three classes taking Shop. Many nice articles are made by the boys. IDEAS THAT HAVE INFLUENCED MODERN MAN Nine students from our school, together with twenty-six students from Kiowa, Arriba, and Simla, participated in a seminar this year. The seminar is designed to give students a panoramic view of education as offered in our institutions of higher learning. Junior and senior students who had shown a desire for learning over and above that which is offered in the high school classroom, and who have maintained above average grades were selected to attend these meetings. We devoted four or five sessions to each of five general subjects: literature, history, science, fine arts, and philosophy, with students from one school summarizing each unit. Because of its centralized loca- tion, we met once a week at Simla, at 7:00 p.m. Each meeting consisted of a one-hour lecture by a local or a guest speaker after which the students were allowed about an hour to ask questions and discuss the points presented by the speaker. At each final meeting, a panel discussion led by one of the schools was presented. These sessions were conducted entirely by students, and the ideas presented often brought lively discussion. Also during the course of the sessions we were shown films which pertained to the respective subjects, and we took some interesting field trips. All participants were given the College Differen- tial Aptitude Test and took two cultural quizzes. Those who have attended consider the seminar one of their most worth-while activities. O UPPER PICTURE: Loft to Right, Ray Manyik, Billy Trojanovich, Mr. Lamb, and Jerry King. LOWER PICTURE: Nancy Kucerik, Fran Guthrie, Betty Eurlch, Mr. Hewlns, David Dzurovchin, Tony Ftanek, and Joe Mikita. Instruc- tors: Mr. Lamb and Mr. Hewins. Peggy and Roger are the flag bearers Band day was lots of fun. It was our first appear- ance in our new band uniforms. We marched first to Smit's corner, then west on Highway 24. There was a patrol car leading and a patrol car behind to stop the other cars. We turned north at the Warren Garage corner and marched past the post office. We then turned south at the bank corner and stopped. We played a couple of marchs. From there we marched back to school. At each stop our baton twirlers gave a short performance. Band day was not only enjoyed by the band members. The public enjoyed it also, for the streets were lined with people. Mr. Brewer, our band instructor, was in charge of this parade. Marching west on Highway 24 Our baton twirlers Playing Here Comes the Parade on main street The cheerleaders and song leaders on main street GRAM SCHOOL BAND GRADE SCHOOL RHYTHM BAND CHRISTMAS PROGRAM PRACTICE The Calhan High School Band attended the Band Day at Simla and plans to attend the Band Day March 15 in Colorado Springs. The grade school band also will have their day on March 29. We plan to have a Spring Concert in April. We will also attend the Apple Blossom Festival in Canon City. 24 Sharan Gdovln, Roberta Mlltlta, Vera Hays, Coach Hunter, Georgienna Eurich, Betty Eurich, Darlene Irojanovlch. During the Intramural Tournament the Senior and Junior girls played the last game to determine the Championship. Everyone played hard and good sportsmanship was kept throughout the entire game. The Seniors took this championship. They have been cham- pions since they were Sophomores. Time Out ---Everyones tired Roberta Mikita Co-Captain Vera Hays Captain Georgienna Captain Sharan Gdovln Co-Captain Darlene Trojanovich Captain Eurich Shirley Mikita Co-Captain Betty Eurich Captain Mary Kucerik Co-Captain 5 OUR LEADERS! CLUB A C formation SONG LEADERS Vera Hays Donna Kucerik FIRST ROW: Darlene Trojanovich, Betty Eurich, Vera Hays, Donna Kucerik, Sharan Gdovin, Gladys Trojanovich. SECOND ROW: Georgienna Eurich, Bonita Kocerha, Roberta Mikita, MaryKucenk, Nancl Kucerik, Mrs. DeWitt. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Manyik, Dorhy DeWitt, Anita Corder, Catherine Adleman, Karen Corder, Shlrely Mikita. FOURTH ROW: Annie O'Lear, Judy Manyik, Lillian Jolly, Jackie Walberg, Joan Garlick, Roberta Fox. We salute our flag I Calhan 51 Academy 44 Calhan 42 Simla 58 Calhan 62 Yoder 40 Calhan 50 Agate 27 Calhan 58 Kiowa 52 Calhan 36 Falcon 37 Calhan 63 Elizabeth 32 Calhan 57 Simla 36 Calhan 44 Bennett 59 Calhan 56 Falcon 54 Calhan 43 Kiowa 44 Calhan 46 Elbert 24 Calhan 44 Yoder 50 Calhan 36 Elizabeth 46 U.P. League Tournament Calhan 52 Agate 34 Calhan 48 Bennett 44 Calhan 34 Strasburg 47 5 At this time we have won 10 games and lost 7. The District tournament will be held at Elizabeth March 3rd, 4th and 5th, which we will be participating in and are hoping for VICTORY. BACK ROW: Billy Trojanovlch, David Dzurovchin, Harry Mlkita, Doug McElvaln, Bill Lazor, Thomas Kocerha, Gene Kasko, Mike Phillips. FRONT ROW: Coach, Mr. Hunter, Tony Franek, Joe Mikita, Larry Fox, Edwin Glaser. OUR B SQUAD FRONT ROW: Glen Gregg, Gary Skaggs, David Phillips, Philip Garlick, and Ernest Mikita. BACK ROW: Errol Hertneky, Kenny Fosha, Gary Craig, and Coach Hunter. Studying a play I Bill Lazor, Co-Captain; Joe Mikita, Captain. Doug McElvaln, Co-Captain; Thomas Kocerha, Captain. Tony Franek, Captain; Jerry King, Co-Captain, (not pictured) Isn't our mascot cute, Chris Is the Coach's son. FRONT ROW: D. Gregg, Dennis Corder, Stanley Skaggs, Atlas Jolly, Terry Mitchell, Lgwell Lemesany, David Glaser, Coach Hunter. BACK ROW: Tommy Blasingame, Harvey Sprock, Vernon Mitchell, John Sakala, Ray Warren, Donald Eurich, Stanley Adelman. Cheerleaders for Junior High Pep Club Sharlene Trojanovlch Judy Corder Linda Norvell Judy Eckhardt Baton Twirlers Anita Corder, Shirley Mlklta, Karen Corder, Gladys Trojanovlch, Catherine Adelman m o- m i h z m m co FIRST ROW: Lowell Lemesany, Cora Jean Townley, Carol Eurlch, Marilyn Fosha. SECOND ROW: D. Gregg, Harlen Sprock. Tommy Blasingame. Jerry Stienert. THIRD ROW: David Glaser, Linda Norvell, Gwen Rowland, Gloria Mitchell, Hazel Fox. FOURTH ROW: Harvey Sprock. Dennis Corder, Diana Trojanovich, Sandra Trojanovich, Laura Zajac, Teacher, Mrs. Miller. Absent: Durwood Johnson, Joe Gdovln. FIRST ROW: Vernon Mitchell, Ray Warren, Don Eurlch. SECOND ROW: Judy Corder, Natalie Volosln, Stan Skaggs. THIRD ROW: Sharlene Trojanovich, Laura Greenwood, Hazel McQueen, Stan Adelman, Terry Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: Linda Guthrie, John Sakala, Judy Eckhardt. Atlas Jolly, Teacher, Mr. Hunter. 32 m o ]o o mo jq FIRST ROW: Ellis Harding, John Pavlica, Roger Saleny. Royce Hays, Darroll Maul, Thomas Vorenberg. SECOND ROW- Connie Ullom, Kathleen Simmons, Hazel Garlick, Cheyril WarTen, Sharllyrfh Butler, Peggy Barnes, Rosetta Eurich, Sharon Bodine. THIRD ROW: Doreen Trojanovlch, Leslie Greenwood, Deborah Kanuch, Pamela Krohn, Linda Mikita, Roger West, Richard Keller, Gary Guthrie. Vandan Bearfoot. FIRST ROW: Unda Kanuch. Peggy Kucerik, Dorothy Kobilan. SECOND ROW: Richard Doven, Vernon Patrick, Karen Hlatki, Bonny Blasingame, Buddy Parks. THIRD ROW: Richie Simmons, Patty Mitchell, Dennis Carter, Lois Brown. FOURTH ROW: Jeame Eurich, Dwain Butler, Rodger Mikita. in d n 0 m o T 0 HCOOChl FIRST ROW: Joyce Kucerik, George Fosha, Daryl Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Linda Carter, Cathy Stahler, John Eckhardt, Rodney Bearfoot. THIRD ROW: Nancy Hendrickson, Leonard Volosm, Connie Eurich, Cynthia Hays, Bonnie Vorenberg. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Walberg. Dell Qregg, Renee Lemesany. Mike Warren, El wood Wallen. FIFTH ROW: Roy Allen Brown, Mrs. Higbee Dougla- Barnes, Carolyn Brauer. BACK ROW: Gary Manylk, Michael Norvell, Calvin Jolly. Vicki Townley, Mary Kucerik, Bobby Hahn, Mrs. Wade. FRONT ROW: Kent Oeenwood, Ivan DeWitt, Bobby Eurich, Karen Bearfoot. Linda Kucerik, Karen Brown, Stevie Olyejar. fHD J0 K(J)H (J) LU 0 0 Z 0 LEFT TO RIGHT: Kenneth Beaman. Dungan, Diana West, Jack Stahler Teacher: Mrs. Stahler. George Kobilan, Jerry Simmons, Roger Rowland, Vickie Fox, Victor Volosin, Karen David Walberg, J.R. Hendrix, Greg Bearfoot, Roy Wallen, Sherrie Trojanovich. BACK ROW- John Pieper. Earnest Brown, Ricky Watson, Pamela Hlatkl, Patty Lou Hahn, Barbara Brauer, Leon Mitchell, ecory «yeiar Alar lsick, Jimmy Blasincame. FRONT ROW: Kathleen West, Wanda Dun,an. Debbie U.• ««win. Joan Picpa Beverly Butler, Janice Kobilan, Kathleen Marshbanks, Vlckt Lee Haase. Teacher: Mrs. Edna Lewis. Absent. Michael Hendrickson. OUR CUSTODIANS Dave and Carol don't look busy-but it's a hard job. It Takes All Of These To Make Our School Complete OUR COOKS Mrs. Harding. Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Jolly. We're all here---201 of us. 38 At the Carnival this year, four girls were nominated Carnival Queen Cani- dates. They are Cleft to right) Annie O’Lear, a freshman, Betty Eurich a senior. Mary Kucerik, a junior, and Donna Kucerik, a sophomore. Betty Eurich was crowned Queen by popular vote. Each year, a test is given by Betty Crocker to the senior girls of high schools all over the nation in the Betty Crocker Search for the Homemaker of Tomorrow Contest. In our school Fran Guthrie won the award-a heart-shaped pin, and the title of Future Homemaker of Tomorrow. Carnival Queen T Valentine King And Queen 39 That—my brother! Just makes you sick. SENIOR CLASS Sugar—I thought I heard your voice. Oh! now Deanie. you will forgive those two nice boys won’t you? Just for little ole me? 40 Nancy Kucerik Gene Kasko Mike Phillips Earl Manyik Virgil Mitchell Harry Mikita David Dzurovchin Nita Guthrie Mary Kucerik Billy Trojanovich Edwin Glaser Larry Fox Errol Hertneky Karen Corder Shirley Mikita The girls singing Aren't we pretty? 41 Opening our Christmas gifts Playing bingo 60 under o Waiting to see if there is a bingo Gladys is checking a bingo card 46 Hungry Bunch Make it Working Hard? Now wait « minute I’m Happy Isn't Betty Cute? Parents CONFERENCE Jayne Mansfield?? Sbs ■S Yummmmmm That was funny 47 Cowgirls? ? ? 'Ppy Washing in School Well, where is it? Refreshments after a game Cheerleaders and pep club Pep club bus after a game Initiation Mlty Mites and Termites Soliciting for ads Practice before the game Carnival Accepting a trophy 30 Phillips, Pieper Fosha FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS TELEPHONE FI 7-6291 Our Best Wishes For The Continuous Operation Of An Excellent School Farmers State Bank Of Calhan Serving This Area Since 1916 Calhan, Colorado SPONSORED BY THE CLEARING HOUSE ASSN. 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