Cedaredge High School - Cedar Chest Yearbook (Cedaredge, CO)

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Charles Hawkms w1ll my helght to Bert Hodson The Jumor Class needs some more tall boys Merle Conrad w1ll my shyness to Gary Doudy Take care of lt now Bob Johnson wlll my good grades 1n Amerlcan Problems to Don Wr1ght Now you won t have to work at all Lols Adams w1ll my name to Kenny Cott1er You always dld seem to l1ke lt Gene MacAdams and l Delbert Mlller w1ll my ab1l1ty to be a goof off to Mark McNeeley Boy you w1ll be qu1te a character' Joyce Conner w1ll my helght to Joan Netherton and I Verma Peterson w1ll her my welght We re not really trylng to remodel you Jo Ann Dobbm w1ll to Gerr1 Lowrance the ablllty to just go steady durmg school Margle Hamllton w1ll to Donny Aust my ab1l1ty to eavesdrop Too bad I don t have a trumpet Dave Logue w1ll my red halr and my ab1l1ty to blush to Carol Bowles lguess I have some freckles you can have too' Slgned the Semor Class 21 , . . I ' I , . I J ' - .v 1 . , . I I I I . , . . . , . . . . . . , , . . , .

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CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of one thousand nine hundred fifty eight being of sound mind and thoroughly drilled in English history and science knowing that we are the llveliest and of course the sweetest class yet to enter or leave old CHS wish to leave our last will and testament to be executed in the following manner Mr Stafford a Senior Class that doesn t like to coon apples during school time To Mr Buzan a bottle of Geritol for tired blood May this give you a little more pep' Mrs Casteel a class that doesn t have committee meetings during bookkeeping and typing Mrs Mills that bottle that you never got after Thespian Play Festival Mr Pierson a cuss box for when you get your fingers on the wrong wires Mr Smith an igloo so you won t have to have the windows open all the time Miss Ashennbrenner a new car for the school taxi We re sorry we wore the old one out during Senior Play practice Mrs Kehl a Senior Class to teach for a change Mr Charlesworth one a year like Mr Smith fTh1s was Smith s idea J Mr Parry a crying towel for band tournament We hope you won t have to use it next year Mr and Mrs Kehemier a new basketball team and a new pep club Good luck next year Mrs Jackson a one way trip to Outer Mongolia to be secretary to Malenkov the Junior Class we will a ditto machine to make posters to advertise your own sneak day the Sophomore Class we will the ability to keep the prom theme a secret Good Luck' the Freshman Class Just think only three more years Think you ll make 1t'? Suzi Burkett will my ability to talk all the time to Lynda Lee Boy look out now Mr Smith' Ann Stansell will my horse to Pat Beck who prefers horses to men Don Anderson will my conceit to Judith Bessire I hope there s enough for both of us' Marty McCoy, will my Democratic ways to Helen Bessire You are a Democrat aren t you? Joyce Jones and I Mary Ann Lovato will our blonde hair to Richard Palmer He seems to be attracted to blondes Dan Kissner and I Dave Pen1ck will our ability as hot rod mechanics to Harry Wooley Bryce Morton and I Harry Phenice will our ab1l1ty to keep ditching during bookkeeping to Jim Hanrahan Be careful now' Margie Haase will to Bonnie Graham my ability to catch a tall man Of course you ll need a step ladder Carol Eckert will my black Jeep to Kay Stafford so she can play hookey Let s hope our fathers don t mind Bobby Graham will my appetite to Don Bohannan It hasn t done me any good maybe it will you Naomi Stewart will my obnoxiousness to M1ke Mills Hope you can use it' Pat Gabriel and I Juanita Hodge will our reed instruments to Janet Hanrahann Aren t you tired of your horn? Albert and I Kenny Mahannah will our white fender skirts to Eddie Wilkerson We hope they will fit your motor scooter Ralph Linscott will my Chicago accent to Dave Barnett It comes in handy some times Max Kendrick will my long legs to Bruce Perotti Every inch helps you know Roger Steel will my lost Job to Lloyd Sinclair I hope you make a million Dan Farmer will my pipes to Ervin Pomroy Take good care of them Maxine Peebler will my ability to survive on Starvation Flats to Richard Beldon Good luck Charlene Jones will my bowlegs to Robert Perkins Ialways thought it looked better with long legs Don Blanscet will my ability to shut up and listen in English class to Harding Goodman 20 To I ' . , . . . . To 0 . , , . . . Q To . ' ., ' ' . To . . , . . l To . . , . , . . . To . I .' , To . , ' . . To . I . . . ' . . , . . To . , ' . ' To . L . ' , . To . . , ' ' . To . , . . . . To . , . . . . To l .-.- 41 - In - 1 I, . , . . . . ' In . ' 1 . 1 I I, g J . . . . ' , I, Jennie White, will my freckles to Betty Peterson. We like them don't we Betty? I, . . . ' - I, ' J , . . . . I, . J , . I u . - - Q I, , , , . I Q Q - v 1 . I, . I . v . , .An . I I, 1 , . . . . - . f ' In I J 1 ' J s . ' I, I , . , 1 Q 1 . 7. . I, . , - 1 D . 1 '- I' . , . .. . . I, , . . . . ' . . . I, , ' ' ' . . I, . I . . . . ,, . ,, . I, . I .. w . . I, , . ' . . , It . ,,, . .

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FOOTBALL fn-Hg 'Ur il Q COACH JACK KEHMEIER COACH BILL CHARLESWORTH CUB FOOTBALL As Cedaredge opened their football season this year the Cubs were definitely looking forward to a better season than usual W1th a 26 man squad despite the temporary loss of 190 pound tackle Charles Hawkins due to an appendectomy the team was very optimistic Opening against the Class A Olathe Pirates the Cubs soon fell behind and were on the short end ofa 12 0 score at halftime Bouncing back in the third quarter to score a touchdown ending a 55 yard drive they made the score 12 7 However the Pirates scored again in the third quarter to make the final score 19 7 Still looking for the first victory the Cubs came up against the Grand Junc tion Junior varsity The Little Bears opened the game with three touchdowns in the first quarter They were never in trouble and they went on to win the game easily 33 20 With a win under their belts the Cubs next came up against the Delta Junior vars1ty Though the Delta team was strengthened with several varsity members Cedaredge had no trouble defeating them 40 0 Coaches Charlesworth and Kehme1er used this opportunity to give the reserves needed experience W1th spirits aroused by Homecoming the Cubs went out against the Plateau Valley Cowboys to play their best for the homecoming crowd The Cubs Jumped ahead as Mike Mills ran 43 yards fora touchdown The whole backfield contributed to the score and chalked up a total of 311 yards against 153 as the Cubs went on to win 30 6 After winning their first conference game the Cedaredge crew were set to make a good showing against their next conference opponent and traditional rival Hotchkiss The game started as an offensive battle First Hotchkiss scored then Cedaredge The Cubs scored from an end run by Del Miller followed by a l1ne smash by Bruce Perotti to add the extra point and make the score 7 7 Hotchkiss scored again and failed to make the extra point The Cubs scored again on an end run There was afumble on the extra point to t1e the score at 13 13 The second half turned into a defensive struggle Both teams threatened but could not score The score ended tied 13 13 Playing their first game away from home the Cubs met Palisade for their homecoming and the Class B title The Bulldogs scored first on a line smash. Not to be outdone the Cubs came back and scored on a pass from Miller to Gene MacAdams. Palisade scored again this time on a pass The Cubs again came back to score making it 13-12 at the half Palisade s favor 22