Calhan High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Calhan, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1964 volume:

The Calhan Bulldog 1964 DEDICATION To the students of Calhan High School, we dedicate this book. May you realize now, and by this book be re- minded in years to come, that your High School Days are among the happiest and most worthwhile of your life. It is with pride that we congratulate the students and their parents on their past and present good sports- manship , which this trophy represents. May these attitudes toward competitors never cease to exist. JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY Our school, along with all other schools of our nation, mourn the tragic death of our former President, John F. Kennedy. We are thankful for the short time that Mr. Kennedy was given to us to be President and Leader of our country. We can do no better than to use the words of his brother, Robert, in his tribute to the late President: He demonstrated conviction, courage, a desire to help others who needed help, and true and genuine love for his country. Because of his efforts, the mentally retarded and the mentally ill will have a better chance, the young a greater opportunity to be educated and live with dignity and self-respect, the ill to be cared for, the world to live in peace . May we never forget the words of John F. Kennedy, Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country. 3 As the Yearbook approaches completion, we are re- minded that the year is rapidly drawing to a close. Then one wonders if die accomplishments will meet the goals so optomistically set when the term began. The answer is, of course, NO. In education, as in life, aims are never quite attained. We strive, but never quite reach the heights. However, the year has been pleasant, eventful, and profitable. I am sure we have all received education of the most valuable and lasting nature. The staff and sponsor of the annual are to be highly con- gratulated for the book they have produced. I am sure that, as the years go by, it will never cease to bring pleasure and satisfaction to the students of Calhan High School. Edward Piper Superintendent President-Mr. Edward Glaser Mr. Joe Maul, Director Secretary-Mr. Harry McQueen Mr. Richard Lemeseny, Director Treasurer-Mr. Albert Kobilan 4 MR. JOE SISNEROS Head Coach Sophomore Class Sponsor Industrial Arts Biology MRS. HAZEL POHLSON Junior Class Sponsor English Student Council Library Junior Class Play MR. LLOYD BREWER Band Combo Chorus MRS. FLOY DEWITT Business Education Home Economics Annual Paper Pep Club MR. ROBERT HANSON Assistant Coach Freshman Sponsor Social Studies Psychology MR. RICHARD ULLOM Senior Class Sponsor Mathematics Science Senior Class Play 6 SHARLENE ROSE TROJANOV1CH Shar HAZEL PEGGY SUE McQUEEN Sue V I c R E E P P O R R E T S E I R D E N T 8 NATALIE ANN VOLOSIN Nat 9 STANLEY DEAN SKAGGS Stan TERRY CARL MITCHELL Mitch JUDITH ARLENE CORDER Jud JOHN STANLEY PHILLIPS Herk JOHN GERALD SAKALA Butch 10 CLASS OF '64 If I were to sit and write a poem, Of the class of '64; I'd have to state That they were great, Of them, there'll be no more. First on the list, Stan Adelman, (that brave soul taught History class) He played basketball and danced like WOW, And better yet, was a friend to lad and lass. Judy Corder was our songstress gay, with a devilish grin, she'd do her part, In work or play, to make life fun, And always with god's love at heart. Next comes the sports fiend, Don Eurich, Who found his kicks in radios and cheers He longed to sail deep blue sea, (which won't be as dry as his humor, I fear). We had a blonde bombshell in that class, Who used to lead our cheers Who liked to laugh, to flirt, and tease; Judy Eckhardt, the name of that dear. Atlas Jolly--Buddy to us, had a girl for each day of the week, He was on the ball--could handle it too; Was there to tease like a streak. Hazel McQueen had brother's galore; Friendliness was her middle name A twinkle was caught in her eye; She mad reporting a game. Guess who kept the town awake, With a cycle as speedy as he, Terry Mitchell--of course, another A stringer, A tease; that fits him to a T! The farm expert was one John Sakala, Whose practibility spelled success, Blonde hair, blue eyes, a solid man, The soil was his happiness. Another one who led our cheers, and gave the guys a whirl; Could make the world a brighter place, Was Sharlene Trojanovich, our girl! Stan Phillips, the man to make us smile; His jokes were the life of each day; a V. P. , an aspiring mechanic, playboy, were marks along Herk's way. Natalie Volosin was the perky, pert one Who could talk a mile a minute; A sweetheart queen, she reigned 'or all, She brought a smile to the world and those in it. The soda jerk was Laura Greenwood, Who brushed her teeth twice a day, to keep away yellow and maybe bad breath, But mostly to keep decay germs at bay. Then was the President of S. A. P. Stan Skaggs talked and made sense; (at least he did to his girl and his horse) This future vet won't straddle the fence. Another horseman in the class, Caused a flutter in many gal's dreams There was quite a havoc in basketball, too When Danny Aubuchon was in charge of the scenes. Mr. Dick Ullom sponsored us through four years of torture for him; His first and his worst was the title for us, Quoted Finally, I'm rid of them. So ends a tale of winners Full of fun and vigor and vim And I'm sure you'll agree, It's not hard to see Their example won't ever grow dim. « V Tommy Blasingame Marilyn Fosha Hazel Fox Carol Eurich Junior Class David Glaser Marilyn Harvey Harvey Sproch Harlan Sproch Cora Jean Townley Diana Trojanovich Sandra Trojanovich Laura Mae Zajac LIBRARY Bonnie Blasingame Lillie Chapman Polly Kelly Buddy Parks Peggy Butler Dennis Carter Dennis Corder Dwain Butler Richard Doven SOPHOMORE CLASS Karen Hlatki Jean Eurich Dorothy Kobilan Vernon Patrick Peggy Kucerik Mike Ryan Roger Mikita Richie Simmons Linda Kanuch P. Y Mi Ichi Kenneth Sprig FRESHMAN CLASS Pam Krohn Linda Mikita Doreen Trojanovich Johnny Pavlica Connie Ullom ■■■■ mk Bruce Marley I ' David Ryan Tommy Vorenberg Darroll Maul Kit Marley Roger Saleny Cheyril Warren Katliie Simmons Roger West STUDENT COUNCIL Laura Greenwood Lowell Lemesany Karen Hlatki Kathy Simmons .... President . . Vice President Secretary-T reasurer .... Reporter Class representatives: Hazel McQueen, Stanley Phillips, Laura Mae Zajac, Harlan Sprock, Linda Kanuch, Dennis Carter, Leslie Greenwood, Kit Marley. Mrs. Hazel Pohlson Sponsor BOOSTER STAFF Judy Corder, Natalie Volosin--Editors; Carol Eurich, Reporter; Sandra Trojanovich, Humor; Diana Trojanovich, Editorials; Sharlene Trojanovich, Art; Tommy Blasingame, Cora Jean Townley, Advertising; Mrs. DeWitt, Sponsor. Senior Officers And Sponsor unior Officers And Sponsor Freshman Officers And Sponsor DRAWING Any aim which suggests development of initiative and planning ability may be regarded as highly impor- ant. FRONT ROW: Tom Blasingame, Durwood Johnson, David Glaser. MIDDLE ROW: Harlin Sproch, Lowell Lemesany, Harvey Sproch. BACK ROW: Mr. Sisneros, D. Gregg. CAR MOTORS AND WELDING A wide variation of knowledge through many experiences is not yet patented to make life modern and E-A-S-Y. Just leave it here. We'll do some- thing to it. STANDING: Danny Aubuchon, Stan Skaggs, Don Eurich, Terry Mitchell. WORKING: Stan Phillips, Stan Adelman, Atlas Jolly, Johnny Sakala. FRESHMEN WOODWORK Woodworking provides the basic operations, a number of problems of various types and impor- tant information, all which have a broadening cultural value. FRONT TABLE: Rick Freeman, Dave Ryan, Bruce Marley, Gary Guthrie, Roger Saleny. BACK TABLE: Johnny Pavlica, Kit Marley, Roger West, Darroll Maul, Tom Vorenberg. LIBRARIANS: Atlas Jolly and Judy Corder. INSTRUCTOR: Mrs. Pohlson. A nation is no stronger than it's homes. By training future home-makers, we feel that our homes will better, thus making a stronger, more peaceful na- tion. LEFT TO RIGHT: Harlan Sprock, Laura Greenwood, Lowell Lemesany, Mari- lyn Fosha, Harvey Sprock, D. Gregg, Danny Aubu- chon, Stanley Phillips, Stanley Adelman, Johnny Sakala, Don Eurich, Stan Skaggs, Mr. Ullom. STANDING: Sharon Bodine, Cheryl Warren. SEATED: Linda Mikita, Debbie Kanuch, Kathy Simmons, Rosetta Eurich, Pam Krohn, Mrs. DeWitt, Doreen Trojanovich, Sharilyn Butler, Leslie Greenwood, Connie Ullom. Junior High Basketball Mr. Sisneros, Coach Make it Playing A sure shot Coach - Mr. Hanson B Basketball Team Games of this Season Calhan 30 Buena Vista 64 Calhan 43 Elbert 69 Calhan 35 Elbert 55 Calhan 35 Simla 64 Calhan 57 Falcon 60 Calhan 48 Woodland Park 67 Calhan 66 Kiowa 36 Calhan 64 Elizabeth 51 Calhan 50 D B 46 Calhan 49 Elizabeth 35 Calhan 38 Monument 64 Calhan 58 Elbert 46 Calhan 64 Genoa 60 Calhan 32 Simla 58 Calhan 54 Falcon 60 Calhan 43 Monument 46 Calhan 52 Kiowa 54 Calhan 51 Woodland Park 47 Calhan 52 D B 37 Calhan 47 Simla 67 Calhan 47 Kiowa 62 BACK ROW: D. Gregg, Danny Aubuchon, Harlan Sprock, Harvey Sprock, Atlas Jolly. MIDDLE ROW: Dennis Carter, Donald Eurich, Terry Mitchell, Stanley Adelman, David Glaser. Yes, Rest is important, too. FRONT ROW: Mr. Sisneros, Coach David Ryan, Manager. STANDING: Kenny Spriggs, Roger Mikita, Johnny Sakala, Stan Phillips, Richard Doven, Buddy Parks, Melvin Fields. KNEELING: Dennis Corder, Vandan Bearfoot, Tommy Vorenberg, Roger Saleny. Cheerleaders Sandra Trojanovich, Marilyn Fosha, Gloria Mitchell, Linda Norvell. Songleaders Kathie Simmons and Rosetta Eurich Cora Townley, Polly Kelly, Carol Eurich, Laura Zajac, Diana Trojanovich, Marilyn Harvey, Leslie Greenwood, Cheyril Warren, Debbie Kanuch, Linda Mikita, Mrs. DeWitt (Sponsor). Peggy Kucerik, Linda Kanuch, Pam Krohn, Doreen Trojanovich, Connie Ullom, Patty Mitchell, Sharilynn Butler, Jeanie Eurich, Lillie Chapmen, Karen Hlatki, Sharon Bodine, Judy Corder, Judy Eckhardt, Hazel McQueen, Natalie Volisin, Laura Greenwood, Sharlene Trojanovich, Bonnie Blasingame, Peggy Butler. Junior High Pep Club wcki Townley. Mary ucerik. Dell Gregg, ancy Hendrixson, le Annetta Dodson, oyce Kucerik, Holeen Butler, arolyn Brauer, T li ST r' Mk Connie Eurich, Beverly Brenten, Bonnie Vorenberg, Cheryl Walberg, Renee Lemesany, Cynthia Hayes, Linda Kucerik, Jane Kelly Karen Bearfoot, Linda Carter A school cannot successfully operate without the Custodian. Besides keeping the building clean and warm, he must be on the job at all school func- tions. The doors must be open before, and lights turned out and doors closed afterward. Delmar Manyik, drove a school bus, also. He was always the driver of the Pep Club bus. The Pep Club Girls wish to thank him for being such a good, congenial driver on their trips. DELMAR MANYIK COOKS The students appreciate the good, nutritious, hot meals which are already at noon. Thanks to you for all the good food which you pre- pare. Mrs. Jolly Mrs. Mitchell Mrs. Harding BUS DRIVERS Driver Bus No. Charlie Miller 1 Hal Warren 2 Ellis Gaddy 3 Bill Fuchs 4 Beulah Allen 5 Delmer Manyik 6 26 Queen (Natalie) JUNIOR PLAY HEADIN' FOR THE HILLS Cast Gloria Mitchell, Linda Norvell, Lowell Lemesany, Marilyn Fosha, Durwood John- son, Sandy Trojanovich, Tom Blasingame, Marilyn Harvey, Harvey Sproch, Hazel Fox, Harlan Sproch, Cora Townley, D. Gregg, Laura Zajac, David Glaser, Diana Trojanovich, Carol Eurich. B A N D l 30 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BAND Mr. Brewer, Director March Down-Town--Band and Pep Club The music program at CHS has become an important part of the school system. Under the patient leadership of Mr. Lloyd Brewer, the various music groups have advanced and performed frequently in one form or another. This year tire High School Band, with the aid of the community, pur- chased and are the proud owners of new band uniforms. There are approximately 42 partic- ipating in High School Band, 30 in die Grade School Band, 52 in die Girls' Chorus, and 9 in die Combo. 31 Bobby Eurich Calvin Jolly Kent Greenwood Bobby Hahn Grade Eight Jane Kelly Linda Kucerik Danny Harvey Mary Kucerik Gary Manyik Mike Norvell Steve Olyejar Vicki Townely Ricky Wellington Johnny Eckhardt Connie Eurich George Fosha Adell Gregg Cynthia Hays Grade Miss Fiedler Seven Debbie Gdovin Vicki Haase Patty Hahn Mike Hendrickson Pamela Hlatki Grade Mrs. Eurich Janice Kobilan Kathleen Marshbanks Leon Mitchell Greg Olyejar ' i • Joan Pieper Vicki Fox George Kobilan Victor Volosin Fifth Grade Jerry Simmons Diane West J. R. Hendrix Sharon Trojanovich Mrs. Wade Karen Butler Chrissy Hendrickson Cherie Lemesany Chris Bandt Frank Dodson Penny Balsick Maryln Deam Grade Four Michelle Hendrix Wilma Kelly Carl Marshbanks Candy Tipton Albert Kobilan Susan Vorenberg Gary Bruce Dwight Haase Lois Kocerha Joyce Warren Mrs. Higbee Brenda Brenton Cheryl Eurich Carolyn Ewert Jacci Freeman Steven Fosha Shana Lemesany Darlene Ingram Third Grade Marty Jo McCammon Brenda Marshbanks Juanita Spriggs Michelle Thomason Marla Kay Mitchell Tommy Kanuch Jimmy Mitchell Joyce West Andy Balsick Faun Dodson Mrs. King Second Grade Mary Jane Manyik Paul Spriggs Marshall Blasingame Candy Pieper Melody Ryan Bradley Walberg Eldon Glaser Curtis Bandt Shirley Kelly Joyce Dodson Russell Lemesany First Grade Danny Tipton Nellie Ann Warren Kristeen Freeman Becky Marshbanks Charles Simmons Richard Wilson Christmas Party •• PAGE IS SPONSORED BV THE WARREN GARAGE, CALHAN, COLORADO 43 Autograpns vxm ■ U kern -J£. 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