Calhan High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Calhan, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1961 volume:

CALHAN HIGH SCHOOL Calhan, Colorado BULLDOG Larry Fox, Editor Congratulations to you, the Annual Staff and your Sponsor, Mrs. DeWitt, on a job well done. As you reflect upon your high school days, may it serve to remind you of the relationship which meant so much then, and will serve as a guide when you assume citizenship. It is the hope of the faculty that the graduating class will continue to think of Calhan High as Our School, and that these people who are closing the door on their public school days will continue their education in our colleges and universities. We grow in knowledge—one can never obtain an over abundance of it. Superintendent Annual Staff Larry Fox........... David Dzurovchin , Edwin Glaser....... Errol Hertneky..... Shirley Mikita..... Dorothy DeWitt.... Catherine Adelman . Kathleen Manyik.., Gladys Trojanovich Juanita Guthrie .... Karen Corder....... Mrs. DeWitt........ ..........Editor .Assistant Editor .... Advertising .... Advertising .. Lay Out Editor .. Lay Out Editor .. Subscriptions .. Subscriptions .... Photography .... Photography .....Snap Shots .........Sponsor EDWARD GLASER Director CHARLOTTE WALBERG Treasurer HARRY McQUEEN Director Of Education To our Board of Education: Because of your untiring efforts in our behalf; of your careful consideration of all our needs; of your thoughtfulness of us at all times; of the many hours of your time which you have spent in order to make this the best school—the school we love so much—we, the annual staff of 1960-1961, take great pleasure in dedicating this issue of the Bulldog to you. The Annual Staff MR. LLOYD BREWER Ochestra High School Band Grade School Band MRS. FLOY DeWITT Business Education HomeEconomics Booster Annual Sophomore Sponsor MR. RONALD HUNTER Coach Sociology U. S. History American Problems MRS. HAZEL POHLSON English Library Student Council Senior Sponsor Dramatics EDWIN GLASER NANCY KUCERIK Athletics 4, Sophomore Class President, Senior Class President, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Annual Staff, Seminar, Band 2, Office Staff. Athletics 1, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer, Pep Club 4, Vice-President 1, Girls' Chorus, Librarian 1, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award, Seminar 2, Paper Staff-Editor. BILL TROJANOVICH Athletics 4, Freshman Class President, Sophomore Class Reporter, Senior Class Reporter, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Student Council 3, President, Paper Staff, Semlar 2, Band 4. MICHEAL PYLYPCZUK Athletics 4, Vice-President-Senior Class, Junior Play, Senior Play, Good Citizenship Award. 8 MARY KUCERIK Athletics 3, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Junior Class Vice- President, Paper Staff, Pep Club 4, Vice-President 1, President 1, Music. NITA GUTHRIE Athletics 3, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Sophomore Class Secretary- Treasurer, Annual Staff, Li- brarian 3, Girls' Chorus, Student Council 2, Seminar. VIRGIL MITCHELL Athletics 4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Paper Staff. EARL MANYIK Athletics 4, Jt. Play, Sr. Play. KAREN C ORDER Athletics 3, Pep Club 4, Jr.- Sr.-Plays, Music. EUGENE KASKO Athletics 4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Paper Staff, Student Council 1, Office Staff. LARRY FOX Athletics 4, Student Council 1, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Annual Staff 2. DAVID DZUROVCHIN Athletics 4, Student Council 1, Play, Sr. Play, Junior Class President, Seminar, Annual Staff 2. SHIRLEY MIKITA Athletics 3, Student Council 1, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Freshman Class Reporter, Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer, Annual Staff 1, Pep Club 4, President 1, Librarian 3, Band, Girls' Chorus, Office Clerk. HARRY MIKITA Athletics 3, Jr. Play, Sr. Play. i ERROL HERTNEKY Athletics 4, Student Council 1, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Annual Staff, Librarian 1. io The Seniors of 1961 We have reached the end of our High School days We have tried to leave a record that all can praise. We have tried to raise the standards in everything we've done. So that everyone will remember the class of 61. The boys are the envy of the entire school. Their achievements stand forth like a blazing jewel. They have treated all with much respect. From a class like this, what else could you expect2 The girls who number only five. Are wide awake, and much alive. They are more than willing to do their share. And not afraid to show they care. If you need a waitress who can really go, Who can get things done and is never slow Then, Karen is the girl for you, She is always on time and will see you through. A little package that is mighty sweet. Done up in ribbons and always neat. Is sure to be our Nita, on this you can rely. The boys glance in her direction and give a long, long sigh. Mary, as her name implies. Has beautiful, clear and serene eyes. Her beauty makes one dream of home, A place to settle and never roam. The one who always does her best, And is a good example for the rest, Is our Nancy, tried and true, She can do anything than anyone else can do. The one who has good ideas and always sees them through. Who will do her share and others to make her dreams come true. Is dear little brown-eyed Shirley, no less With spirit like this she will be a success. Who is the life of the party. Where ever he may be ? A student, a leader, a friend and still Modest, and known to all as Bill. V Always there when you need him. Never leaves you out on a limb. Who is loved by young and old alike. Tall, dark and handsome; of course, it's Mike. Now, if you'd like to play some ball. You have only to furnish the hall. The seniors will furnish all the rest. They will stay in there and do their best. -i Edwin is the one who has the lovely red hair. He has so many talents he makes people stare. He races down the ball court with a full head of steam. By his own enthusiasm, he sparks the entire team. Larry is spoken of as artistic, gentle, and sweet. To the young boys he is a hero, and the girls think he is neat. The big thrill comes when he, with the team comes on the floor. The Pep Club, audience, friends and all yell, Larry, raise that score. A nervous bundle of energy. On the go and suits us to a T, Always happy, a friend to all. This is Virgil, always right on the ball i £1 ball. JT A student of whom we can all be proud, Who by his mein stands out in any crowd. For his examples much praise has won By these words, we describe our David Dzurovchin. Now let us tell you of Eugene Kasko. His ship through life he is sure to row. Who tackles a job with all his might. He never gives up without a fight Harry, a farmer wants to be. A fine vocation as all can see.( We hope that he will find a wife. Who will keep him happy all his life. One that is steady, dependable, and true. Who is willing to help to see things through. We know a success he will surely be We'll always remember Errol Hertneky, i He came to us from Ramah in his Freshman year. We want you to know right now, Earl, that we're glad you're here. A finer class doesn't exist under the sun. Than the Senior Class of 61. W Mrs. Pohlson Juniors Jerry Mitchell Anita C order Tommy Parks Kathleen Manyik Kenny Fosha Robert Saleny Irvin Fuchs Lillian Jolly Grade Ten Glen Gregg Bobby Hertneky Lonnie Harding Carl Rowland Judy Manyik David Phillips Stanly Adleman Linda Guthrie John Sakala Stan Skaggs Sharlene Trojanovich John Garlick , Judy C order Ray Wanren Linda Kanuch Dwain Butler Karen Harts ook Garin Parks Patty Mitchell Vernon Patrick Dennis Carter Seventh Grade Tommy Blasingame Gwen Rowland Hazel Fox Sandra Trojanovich Dennis Corder Durwood Johnson Harlan Sproch Harvey Sproch Laura Mae Zajac Richard Simmons Dianne Trojanovich Karen Hlatklj Cora Jean Towniey f Carol Ann Eurich Lowell Lemesany Gloria Mitchell David Glaser D. Gregg vlrs. Fuchs C alvin Jolly Kent Qreenwood Karen Bearfoot L. 1 r. i � r- f-_4 vlike Norvell Unda Ullom Bobby Hahn Ricky Wellington Mrs. Eurich Christopher Marley Steve Olyejar Vickie Townley Bobby Eurich Ivan DeWitt Mary Kucerik Gary Manyik Unda Kucerik Ricky Proctor Sharon Bodine Ellis Hardino Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Kathy Simmons Roger Saleny Sheryll Warren Roger West Connie Ullom Johnnie Pavlica Leslie Greenwood Debbie Kanucn Darrel Maul Hazel Garlick Tommy Vorenberg Unda Mikita Ricky Keller Gary Guthrie Doreen Trojanovich Sharilynn Butler Rosetta Eurich Pamela Krohn Janice Kobilan Mrs. Wade , it John Eckhardt z Greg Olyejar Larry Smit Lenny Volosin Leon Mitcnell Patty Hahn Debbie Gdoven Wanda Dungan Kathy West Joan Pieper Ricky Watson Pamela Hlatki Barbara Brauer Kathy Marshbanks Vicky Haase Beverly Butler Jim Blasingame Mike Hendrickson Rodney Bearfoot I— Cheryl Walberg Connie Eurich Cathy Stahler Rene'e Lemesany Carolyn Brauer Cynthia Hays Joyce Kucerik Bonnie Vorenoerg George Fosha Elwood Kobilan Mike Warren Deryl Mitchell Nancy Hendrickson Maryln Deam Joyce Warren Larry Ullom Chelle Hendrix Lois Ann Kocerha Gary Bruce Karen Butler Cherie Lamasany Tommy Stahler Lois Ullom First C Grade Chris Bandt Mrs. King Karen Dungan Second Grade Albert Kobilan Vickie Fox i David Walberg Sharon Trojanovich Victor Volosin Greg Bearfoot Kenneth Beaman Jack Stahler George Kobilan John Robert Hendrix Jerry Simmons Robert Proctor, Jr. Penny Balsick Diana West Roy Kobilan Roger Rowland BACK ROW: Don Eurich, Stan Skaggs, Reporter; Irvin Fuchs, Ernest Mikita, Errol Hertneky, Bill Trojanovich, President. SEATED: Dorothy DeWitt, Shirley Mikita, Gladys Trojanovich, Vice-President; Mrs. Pohlson, Sponsor; Jackie Walberg, Secretary; Lillian Jolly, Natalie Volosin. The High School library this year con- sists of many fiction books, magazines and reference books, including a new set of Encyclopedia Britannicas. The non-fiction books are arranged according to the Dewey Decimal System. Many new books have been added to the shelves this year, and we have kept college material available to interested students. The librarians are Shirley Mikita, and Juanita Guthrie, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Pohlson. HZmOCHtf) r-OZCOO Bill Troja no vich, Virgil Mitchell, Gene Kasko, Nancy Kucerik, Mary Kucerik, Donna Kucerik, Anita Corder, Mrs. DeWitt, Carol Sengbeil, Ruth Kobilan. Seminar Seven students from our school participated in the Seminar this year, together with stu- dents from Kiowa and Simla. The meetings, held at the different schools proved to be very interesting. No credit is given for this extra work. The students do this on their own time, but all agree it is worth their while. 22 s HUtt ' i I i||il|!.| hill,„l iliIU1II1IJIII-HI -I-� Edwin Glaser Bill Trojanovich Jackie Walberg Nancy Kucerik Dorothy DeWitt Gladys Trojanovich Kenny Fosha Distillation Process Experiment Mr. Ullom, Instructor Vacuum Pump Demonstration Band HIGH SCHOOL BAND Mr. Brewer Director Bill Trojanovich Robert Saleny Ernest Mikita Kenny Fosha Gary Craig Lonnie Harding Stanley Skaggs Carl Rowland Mr. Brewer Jackie Walberg Karen Corder David Glaser Dorothy DeWitt Linda Norvell Marylin Fosha Anita Corder Orchestra This is our Orchestra. We played several dance numbers at the Autumn Festival. Rhythm Band Marching Band ON PARADE Mr. Brewer Band Director The Sophomores are having a lesson in typewriting. Learning to type is very worth- while for personal and business purposes. 26 The Freshman girls are learning to thread the machine correctly. It is most important that bobbin and top thread are in the right places. Judy is pressing with a steam iron. Cooking and Setting the Table American Problems FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Dorothy DeWitt, Tommy Parks, Donna Kucerik, Earl Manyik, Karen Corder. Ruth Kobiian, Catherine Adelman, Jerry Mitchell, Harry Mikita, Mary Kucerik. Carol Sengbeil, Ernest Mikita, Kathleen Manyik, Virgil Mitchell, LarTy Fox. Gladys Trojanovich, Anita Corder. Mr. Hunter, Instructor. Class Performing experiment are: Trudy Parks, Jackie Walberg, Lonnie Harding, Alan Waters, and Gary Skaggs. The Big Five Larry Fox, Mike Phillips, David Dzurovchin, Edwin Glaser, Bill TTojanovich. Calhan 74 Elbert 28 Calhan 67 Simla 48 Calhan 56 Falcon 49 Calhan 68 Elbert 44 Calhan 49 Elizabeth 43 Calhan 61 Woodland Park 46 Calhan 61 Monument 67 Calhan 70 Monument 57 Calhan 54 Alta Vista 39 Calhan 53 Alta Vista 63 Calhan 57 Simla 60 Calhan 70 Kiowa 33 Calhan 50 Kiowa 35 Calhan 58 Woodland Park 67 Calhan 58 Falcon 35 Calhan 53 Elizabeth 39 Calhan 57 Elizabeth 48 Gary Skaggs, Gene Kasko, Edwin Glaser, Mike Phillips, Dave Dzurovchin, Irvin Fuchs, Ernest Mikita, Larry Fox, Bill Trojanovich, Jerry Mitchell, Coach Hunter. Commencement - May 17, 1961 STANDING: Billy Trojanovich; Edwin Glaser; Michael Phillips; Harry Mikita; David Dzurovchin; Larry Fox; Errol Hertneky; Earl Manyik. SEATED; Eugene Kasko; Juanita Guthrie; Shirley Mikita; Mary Kucerik; Nancy Kucerik; Karen Corder; Virgil Mitchell. BACK ROW: D. Gregg; Harvey Sprock; Harlan Sprock; Tommy Blasingame; Durwood Johnson; Dennis Corder; Jerry Steinert. SECOND ROW: Diane Trojanovich; Marlene Fowler; Gloria Mitchell; Gwen Rowland; Betty Proctor; Sandra Trojanovich; Linda Norvell. THIRD ROW: David Glaser, Carol Ann Eurich; Marilyn Fosha; Hazel Fox; Cora Jean Townley; Lowell Lemesany. CARNIVAL QUEEN CANDIDATES Dorothy DeWitt; Natalie Volos in; Nancy Kucerik; Jackie Walberg, Queen. Their dress is their project. Judy Corder; Linda Guthrie; Judy Eckhardt; Hazel McQueen; Laura Greenwood; Natalie Volosin. Kenny is making a campaign speech for an office in Student Council. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Whitney, Hazel McQueen, Linda Guthrie, Natalie Volosin, Laura Greenwood, Sharlene Trojanovich. SECOND ROW: Jackie Walberg, Lillian Jolly, Trudy Parks, Judy Manyik, Ann O'Lear, Roberta Fox. THIRD ROW: Shirley Mikita, Mary Kucerik, Nancy Kucerik, Karen Corder, Anita Corder, Dorothy DeWitt. FOURTH ROW: Judy Eckhardt, Catherine Adelman, Donna Kucerik, Gladys Trojanovich. Cheerleaders HOME OF THE FIRST ROW: Gwen Rowland, Laura Zajac, Hazel Fox, Karen Hlatki. SECOND ROW: Carol Eurich, Betty Proctor, Cora Townley. THIRD ROW: Linda Kanuch, Jean Eurich CHEERLEADERS: Sandy Trojanovich, Linda Norvell, Marilyn Fosha, Linda Kucerik, Gloria Mitchell, Diana Trojanovich. OUR MASCOTS Candy Peiper and Chris Hunter Cheerleaders and Chris 34 MB” Squad Terry Mitchell, Stanley Adelman, Atlas Jolly, Gary Kaggs, Kenny Fosha, Glen Gregg, Donald Eurich, Stanley Skaggs, David Phillips, and Ray Warren. Coach Hunter. Junior High Team Vernon Patrick, David Glaser, D. Gregg, Harvey Sprock, Harlan Sprock, Tommy Blasingame, Buddy Parks, Dwain Butler, Dennis Carter, and Dennis Corder. Coach Hunter. Homemaker Of Tomorrow Every year the senior girls take the test for the Betty Crocker Search for the Homemaker of Tomorrow. This year the award, a heart-shaped pin, was received by Nancy Kucerik and with it the title of Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. Making up THE BARGIN BRIDE BY THE JUNIORS THE CAST Dorothy DeWitt . . Tommy Parks...... Donna Kucerik ... Jerry Mitchell ... Catherine Adelman ..........Minnie ... Dexter Dorner .....Mrs. Smith Mr. Tucker Trent .....Cissy Trent Ruth Kobilan....... Carol Sengbeil .... Ernest Mikita...... Kathleen Manyik... Gladys Trojanovich Anita Corder....... ........Hosanna Bugg ,... Aunt Oma Ormsby .........Jimmy Smith ....Mrs. Thompkins ..........Wendy Hill Miss Florabelle Fizby I'm going to be Dexters future bride ! Why who am dat woman dere ? 37 CAROL - ERROL Best Answers JERRY - CATHERINE Goof Off the Most DONNA - LARRY Sweetest Smile h . 4 NANCY - EDWIN Most Studious LARRY Best Athlete DOROTHY - VIRGIL Most Humorous BILL - MARY Most Popular GLADYS - EDDIE Cutest Couple DAVE - JUANITA Most Apt to Succeed In order to keep our students happy, contented, studious, and healthy, they should hava a balanced hot meal at noon. Our cooks see that just that is done. Mrs. Jolly, Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Mitchell. CUSTODIAN To Dave Fuchs, we express our thanks for a warm, clean building. He makes effort to see that each student and teacher is comfortable. TRANSPORTATION Many of our students are transported to school by bus. Our bus drivers are: Lairy Trojanovich, Hal Warren, Louie Patrick, Ellis Gaddy, Doyle Marshbanks, Joe Ponlk, and Earl Paulson. teLwitCtitty We Wreck Anything From A Shed To A Skyscraper Perlmutter Wrecking New And Used Building And Plumbing Materials Joe J. Perlmutter Phone ME 2-3210 3135 E. Highway 24 Colorado Springs, Colorado DeWitt’s General Merchandise Where Your Dollar Stretches Phone Residence - Fireside 7-2317 Store - Fireside 7-2346 Holly Wood Creamery We Buy Cream Calhan Station Highway 24 Mildred Little, Manager Calhan We Give Red Stamps Colorado Nob Hill Sales Company 333 No. Circle Drive Professional Feeders Buy Professional Feeds From Jim Crumb Manufacturers---------Spencer Kellogg Sons Visit The Sportsman's Store For Everything In Athletic And Outdoor Equipment Blick Sporting Goods Company 119 No. Tejon ME 2-3245 Everything For Every Sport Nichol’s Tillage Tools, Inc. Box 85 Phone 9 9J Simla, Colorado Compare The Wear Tastee Freeze Joe Coniff Company Well Drilling Pumps 2522 East Highway 24 Phone MElrose 2-5317 Colorado Springs, Colorado Malts Snacks Sundaes Hot Dogs Hamburgers 510 North Circle Drive Frank 0. Ariscoll’s Knob Hill Texaco Fronter Stamps 1925 E. Platte Phone ME 4-9356 Gulf City Service '— Colorado Springs, Colorado Grease Jobs Tune Ups Tires - Batteries - Accessories Muffler Work Open 24 Hours 2226 E. Platte Ave. ME 4-9867 standard Compliments Of Warren Garage Modern Wheel Balancing Alignment 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone - Day Night Fireside 7-9992 Fireside 7-2372 Calhan, Colorado ■ Your Dealer Colorado Springs Equipment Co. 508 South Tejon ME 4-4821 Colorado Spings j Farmer’s Creamery 2302 East Platte Colorado Springs, Colorado Sweet Or Sour Your Best Market Simla Frozen Food Lockers Custom Butchering Processing Curing Fish-Meat-Locker Supplies Frozen Foods And Fruit Phone 56 Simla Colorado 1 Barnhill Truck Line Phone 36 Ramah, Colorado II 1! Schuster’s Shop Herb Schuster Electric And Acetylene Welding-Blacksmithing Manufacturers Of Cattle Chutes Calf Tables Simla, Colorado ii 1 H E Ready Mix Sand Gravel Matheson Phone 7R6 Simla Phone 23 i Bud’s Barber Shop Simla Colorado Hayhurst’s Conoco Service Tires-Batteries-Accessories Brake Service And Wheel Balancing Muffler Work Motor Tune-up - Minor Repairs Open 24 Hours S H Green Stamps Free Pick-up And Delivery 1825 E. Platte ME 3-7177 Shearer Hardware 2329 E. Platte Knob Hill Colorado Springs, Colorado Midway Cafe Open 7 Days A Week Serving Breakfasts, Lunches And Dinners Homemade Pie Phone FI 7-2381 j W. E. Ilamae Dean Calhan Colorado Brookharts Phone Fireside 7-6095 Building Material Center Lumber-Hardware-Paints Mike Trojanovich I 2425 East Platte Colorado Springs, Colorado Excavating Basements - Cesspools Phone ME 4-3747 Septic Tanks - Sewers Water Lines One Stop For All Your Needs S H Green Stamps Try Us Be Satisfied Route 3 Calhan, Colorado Follow The “Beacon” To Higher Quality And Lower Prices Homemade Pies Elmer And Mary Smit ------ = ---------------------------= Steve’s Sinclair Service Washing, Greasing Brake Service Nevada At Cucharras- Colorado Springs, Colorado William A. Stephens Bus. ME. 4-9859 Ph. Home ME. 4-8762 Jay’s Bicycle Shop P. F. Wager, Owner 19 East Kiowa St. Tricycles Schwinn Bicycles Repairs And Parts For Any Make Phone MElrose 4-4733 Chisman’s Camp Travel Trailers Complete Automotive Carburetor Electric, Hydramatic Service Conoco Gas Oils 3500 E. Boulder Phone ME 2-6416 Jean’s Salon of Beauty Dorothy Higgins MSlrose 4-4083 Owner Individual Hair Styling Cinderella Beauty Salon Open 9 To S 2109 East Platte Tuesday Thru Saturday Dorothy Thursday Evening Pernie Roberta Mabel Loretta Appointments Open Evenings By Appointment LOOKING AHEAD WE AMERICANS ARE THANKFUL FOR THE RICH RESOURCES WITH WHICH WE HAVE BEEN ENDOWED. LET US USE THEM WISELY, BOOSTERS Calhan GADDY'S TRUCK LINE Colorado Colorado Springs ROCKY MOUNTAIN ALUMINUM AWNING COMPANY 2524 E. Platte Avenue Colorado Colorado Springs THE HOME APPLIANCE COMPANY 1834 E, Platte Ave. Colorado Calhan THOMPSONS PHARMACY Colorado Colorado Springs BON $ON MALT SHOP Colorado Colorado Springs BRAZIERS, ONE STOP MOBILE SERVICE Colorado Peyton DE MARK SERVICE Colorado Knob Hill BLONDIES BAY SERVICE Colorado Knob Hill CONOCO SERVICE, JIM POOLER Colorado Vivi hp � i a t 41 ili I'1 V ! • .. • I . 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