Craig High School - Coloradoan Yearbook (Craig, CO)
- Class of 1946
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CTW Colorado 0 uma 2, l 9 6 0 oracloan FDBWRHD We the Senlors of 46 endeavor 1n th1S annual to leave you a record of our School Lrte What we d1d from 9 a m to 3 15 p m from Monday to Sat by excerpts that our school hte IS centered about a varlety of people places events and 6Ct1V1t1eS Mmmwlf Gum 1 PCM Acdde 'mc Page urday, from September to June. These pages show . O Acfl VIUQS H1519 2 5 Aftraclioh S Page 5 I 4,41 nn-1, ,', At WQUQS POLQQ43 f lf' DEDICHTIUN Indlspensable to the conhnued success and progress of our school yearbook are the enthus1ast1c support and the generous contnbuhons whlch our fnends our advertlsers and our school personnel g1V9 us To anyone and everyone who have had a part and an 1nterest 1n th1s annual and espec1ally to the class of 45 who blazed the trarl we the class of 46 gratetully dedlcate thls Cralg Coloradoan Yr 8 Air I I . I - I If if School l Q Long about the middle of August- Our thoughts turn to tl1e fall. We all look forward to meeting th For we know we ll love them all. The boys look ahead to football- And basketball and such. Wh1le the g1r1s look to part1es And the thmgs they hke so much Everyone has h1s own op1n1ons Of what they d hke to do So we try to study hard each day So our fallures w1ll be few There are aCtI.V1tleS for everybody And everyone takes part e teachers There s somethmg for every 1nterest From Camera Club to art C H S w1ll always be on top We ll never let her down Look through her pages on every face And you ll never f1nd a frown 4 We all look forward to meeting the teachers For we know we'll love them all. 5 COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD Back row from left to rrght Mr Henry Steele County Supenntendent of Schools Mr Paul Luben of Hxawatha Mr Damon Waldhauser Supermtendent of Cra1g Schools Front row from left to r1ght Mr Owen Dyar of Cra1g Mrs Edlth Ottens of Hamrlton Mrs W1nn1e Mock of Maybell 'E' I R TWEED Malor Science and Phys1cal Educatxon Drury College Mxssoun B A Degree Umversrty of Mxclugan M A Degree ,ww JE? yi 'w1wm..,. Ma' gf W WALDHAUSER Mayor Scxence and Industnal Educatron Colorado State College of Educatxon Greeley Colorado BA Degree Major Trade and Industnal Educatxon School Admmnxstratron Colorado State College of Agn culture and Mechanrcal Arts Fort Collms Colo rado MA Degree 6 : . , - I - I . I . j . 1 . . , A 'E' fr , , W S x iff A , f V 4, , 4' fn 1 Z- - 1 pw ,L f Q. ' ' ff' , rr .X , , Q V ' , 3 A Q 5' - g , ' ' - lk 1 . ,7 .512 1 A ,nj -Vx, ,g , f, Y:,,' A Mffi T 1 . , WW w Q' ' 1, f V ,f 'J V p A 18' 2 f Q ,J i ,gif ,9-, ,gn W 'T V' 'L 1' , i F 5 ' 3' fiQ'S.ff,lL 'Q rpm lffgyfa -if ' - ,f ', fwil ,Q fi' ff? ' V2 , V I, . . 1 f v - - . ' ' .I . 1 I . I I - , . . ELTON ANDERSEN CATHERINE C COLES M0101 Illdl-18f1'1e1 Aff! B S Mt St Scholashcaa Academy Degree Nebraska StateTeach Canon Clfy Colorado ers College Chadron Nebr HELEN CULLENS Mayor English Socral Scr ence Arts lolm E Brouen College Sxloram Spnngs Ar kansas AA Degree Plullrps Unrversrty Emd Oklahoma BA Degree APM College Shllwater Okla M A Degree ALBERT H HARBAUGH LAVORA COOPER Ma or Home Economrcs B S egree Colorado St t College of Agnculture aid e Mechanxcal Arts Fort Collms Colorado Phgh Sdhool PAULINE M FLOYD Ma or-Commerczal Arts hon Kearney Nebraska MILDRED E IOBE Major Foreign Languages BA Degree Colorado State CollegeofEducahon Greeley Colorado Thculiy' awww BS egree Nebraska State Teachers College of Educa Mayor Munc BA Degree Mayor Mathematxcs and Phy Colorado State College of nes Mxchxgan State Normal Education Greeley Colorado College Ypmlanh lnga Mxc 'Q Il STELLA WANCZYK VERA H WA'l'l'S ELSIE WINGO Major Sciences B A Degree Parkland Hospital Nuramg Major Hlstory B A Degree Mayor Bnologxcal Sctence School, Dallas, Texas Colorado College, Colorado M A Degree Colorado State Spnnga, Colorado College of Educahon, Gree ley, Colorado 7 lvl' - , .. .. ' , b- , . I .. , i , I . n . I I , 'SV 'F 7'E'ib'ii 'Y ,f - .I . .- . t , . . 5, - 1 I ' I - , .. 5 . . . . , , , I I I .. Q.. . , , ., .. .. , I I .I I l l . .I .. l 'Ta w--. '. ,rs it .-. I.. . . .-. I '. I .. , . 11' 106 MARCIA KELLOGG MARION MORRIS J' N EDA woonsum' s. I Tw EVA TUCKEH ADONNA ERRE SHIRLEY IUDD MARY CARYL COLES CHARLENE JONES if COLLEEN SWEENEY 5 FLORINE LOVELETT 1 C IEAN SOLACE Q70 LU SMITH FLORENCE BECKETT PATRICIA ENNIS BETTY RAE PLATTNER 4..x1 HELEN LEVKULICH IO ANNE KNIGHT LILLIAN HEROD s AWILDA SATHER ISLA RAE HELLESEN 8 23 ' ' I 6 YA , A 'xx.iq V + V , I 'L I A A i T I L ' :- if L , QT L A-5' 4 4 A ' h IU . pl, O Af, 'Q ILL A 'A -A A L 'L :Ii LA L3 Q G- I 4: fr A Q! L A A.R'gfA, L ,M ,T it R M 'rr tl S X L J 1' L L L l f LnL.L Lt 5-4' e L L 4 ly' TEL Q I 'f iLA A , hgl KF.-izrdr Q I I 7 Y? f , . 4 W H A L if H L - A ll f I rl LL LLLL x -- f ,. Q ,I If CHARLES CLINE Vice-President 1' An. GLEN SHERMAN Treasurer OLIVE JEAN KLINE Freshmen Presxdent ! A MARION HAUGHEY Sophomore Hep r-r ,A MARY LOU THOMAS President l! MARIAN MORRIS Iunxor Presxdent DONALD DeuPREE 8th Grade Presxdent MARTHA COLES 7th Grade Preszdent SPONSOR I TWEED 9 406' J X-1 ALX' MARGE DANIELS Secretary LAWRENCE BARRETT Senlor Presxdent EMILYN LUTTRELL Sophomore Presxdent JAMES AVGARES Freshmen Rep - -.2 Q I 1 I W I A mf I ' ' L Q3 W I . '- Sig ,I AH O Sjcudendc Counczl MR. ANDERSEN IN SHOP WALDHAUSER AT DESK MRS. MARTIN AT DESK MR. HARBAUGH AT PIANO MR. TWEED IN OFFICE FACULTY GROUP Left to right: M. Lawrence, V. Watts, E. Wingo, S. Wanczyk, L. Cooper, P. Floyd, C. Mott, C. Coles, E. Rea. Seated, left to right: M. lobe, H Cullens, V. Oswald. 10 I 'I 'r r, ' Mk' So we try to study hard each day So our failures will be few. 11 STANLEY DEAL Vice-President CQQR5 GVQGNSQ Wife FLOWER Qardeniq ,li KENNETH NEISH SGTUSLQIFS EUGENE BISKUP JUNE BOND CLARA BUTLER JACK CROWDER DON GROUNDS HAROLD HARRIS LILLIAN HEROD FRANK HOORNBEEK MARCIA KELLOGG PHILIP KLINE FLORINE LOVEI.E'I'I' ROBERT MARION SEICK JOHN SHEPHERD LILLIAN SHERIDAN VERNON SHIELDS Treasurer COLLEEN SWEENEY MARILYN TALLEY JAMES THOMAS MARY LOU THOMAS 194653 Nz xv, rumem mumms Amon numum mms MAE emu WILLIAM HOORNBEEK PATRICIA HOUSTON JERRY HUESTON MARILYN IOY ROBERT MORRIS EVA IEAN PACE SARA RAND IEWELL RUDD ROBERT SHIPLEY ROBERT SLAIGI-IT SHIRLEY MAE STEHLE NORMAN STRAUSBORGER 'ES' LARRY BAnRE'rr President MQO ucienirs Tlday Leaders 0 morrow DORIS REUST BEITY IO TIMMER BURCH WINDER EDA WOODBURY 15 PAUL DAVIS EDWARD L. STEVENSON MILTON E. BEAVER Secretary Back row left to right: Kathleen Myers, Ted Coflin, Iune Rudd, Margaret Voloshin, Ivan Wyrnore, Mary Bower, Lavina Edwards, Warren Fread, Earl Estes, lo Anne Knight. Second row: Alice Mae Pugh, Alice Mae Kitching, Lois Quillan, Helen Roe, Maxine Miller. Front row: Marceline Bordeaux, lean Dempsey, Mary Papoulas, Carolyn Watson. ,Aff JUNIORS Back row left to right: Ray Chris- tenson, Mickey McAnally, Ruth Baker, Louise Mitchell, Beulah Neugebauer, Carrol Baese, Tom- my Petersen, lack Doores, Harry Frontz. Sitting left to right: Pat Mantle, Patsy Murphy, lo Anne Robine-,tt, Montie Prather, Mollie Doores, Dean Visintainer, Charles Cline ,vs Back row left to right: Neal Robin- son, Lester Roberts, Virginia Bar- rick, William Demos, Shirley Wells, Shirley ludd, Thomas Le Fevre, Emmett Martin. Second row: Grace Brenner Nancy Bower. Front row: lames Solace, Patricia Eberle, Iune lrick, Ierry Pierce, Charlie Hayes, William Draper. TUNIOR OFFICERS Marian Morris, President Paul Talkington, Vice-President Annabelle Davis, Secretary Harry Frontz, Treasurer Q E Sponsor, P. Floyd Jmjmi va' 'f :P t, ,A , 1 t . .Aw-5 ,A iff., .--f ,W g - , ' eg , ,. f f ' W' 1 , ' lv Fl 'txgd - as J 5 WV ' ., .1 , ff . .,,,..g-ff' . Inf. , J . sf J ,f 'raft 5 Q, . .!.Y is , I rf' 2155 .f SOPHOMORES Back row lett to right: Dorothy Lovelett, Harry Butler, Ruby Bak- er, Wesley Forgey, Patricia Biles, Maxine Shelton, Mae Speckman, Opal Brenner, Helen Levkulich, Dale Murphy, Robert Long, Eu- gene Counts. Sitting: Norma Teter, Madonna Errett, Sammy Lane Martin, Emi- lyn Luttrell, Jean Solace, Alice Mae Kitching, Mary Caryl Coles. '95 , hw' .,w',y,Hfx,5,v fi Back row left to right: Beverly Livingston, Mary Woods, Loren Adlfinger, Joe Stoddard, Marion Haughey, Oliver'Rand, Frank Morton, James Newell. 'Qt Sitting: Betty Rae Plattner, Patri- cia Ennis, David Eskridge, Mar- garet Dyar, Robert Wright, Paul Trouth, Tony Peroulis. ffffgf ,f 1 . fi . ,f 9,1 ,1- 60- Back row left to right: Patricia Ducey, Janice Reeve, Delores Gadd, Clyde Skidmore, James Johnson, Ruby Gerber, Mary Lou Drolc, Frank Livingston, John Livingston, Freddie Fay Mitchell, Edna Pace, Newton Diesel, Ar- dith Johnson, Orville Scott, Na- dine Teter, Darwin Dunn. Sitting: Florence Beckett, John Mack, David Eskridge, Awilda Sather, Carmen Conrad, Lu Smith, Phyllis Morris, Joan Fergu- son, Eva Tucker. me EEJPHOMORE OFFICERS President, Ernilyn Luttrell Vice-President, Newton Diesel Secretary-Treasurer, Margaret Dyar Sponsor, H. Cullens Ph wi Back row left to right: Harry James, Russell Meek, Denton Be- dell, Richard Burns, Wayne Wy- more, Eunice Davis, Kaye How- ard, Beverly Wylie, Donna Lee Stout, George Miller, Albert Bieser, Dean Gent. Front row left tor ight: Joe Shep- pard, Louise Wallace, James Av- gares, Arlene Woodbury, Patsy Woods, Mary Jean Visintainer, Peggy Jo Johnson, Willa Jean Ponton. 2- 'f 'Snvf, wt f K , v., Q 3 , ,, , A if ., mf-, ,L,37m,. fa fablfifi :'5?'3,I. ' V ?t.2hQ-if fe - ,l,,.,..l.:?.'T1 ' ,b4E'9fr Q.V V ,ws Le eww' M T vis' . M at -if L- .psf H Q -ffwwfznnv? ' J-at . is ,t,-, 'ii-Tw: J 7 -24525 fqrfcf Nf.4,f'ii. 5f 1,ff-iQilw71'1vffil.w.'Z.L ,f ..Q.., ff W J WHL- ' ,gg Rouge , e . . 34 A L.. V' ef. ff . 5 .ll eg. .., im., L, iw 'HEP eg 4 I x me ..e ff . 4 .:Lz4.',,L'gJ' ,,,, pngx. ,Wiz . 2 y - fl, it V. ,V r. ?.,hr ,. , :,..i.l.., gms... .. XM:'2 1i ? 'rf' 'rr' iklfm my ,W 91 W E . X 2 W i 9 le ls Q ll tw mzxwwff' 1 W Back row left to ri ht: I 9 Zig Gilmore, Paul header, John 4 Back row lett to right: Joe Volo- shin, John Sweeney, Ernest Mont- gomery, Everett Catt, Barbara Kehrberger, Marie Rambolt, Pa- tricia McGuffin, Eugene Chad- wick, Donald, Sponsellor, Lester Cox, Ralph Wingo, Clinton Kelly, LaVeta McKinnon, Pearl Johnson, Louise Collom, Norma Long, Joy Hampton, Lila Dyer, Joyce Wil- son, Cleora Dalrymple. Robert Hall, Nickolas Kaw James Sebastian, Alice Mildred Buffham, Lee Norma Jean Squires, Nina herd, Alice McLean. Simpson Richard Self Spetter, Donna Belle S Betty Medlen, Janice l Claudean Shockley. Front row left to nght W ' , ' , 1 l FRESHMAN OFFICERS Ohve lean Khne Pres1dent Ioanne Watson Secretary Jane Rudd Treasurer U S S Wanczyk Sponsor Flies Richard Bower, Vice-President '5 I J? H1 ffczfzzfzzfzes IUNIOR HIGH PEP SQUAD Back row left to nght Mentta Edmundson Sh1rley Mack Iolene Ponton Bonme Adamson lams Harder V1rg1n1a Colwrck Gwendolyn Gates Kathleen Kossar Bonn1e Dunn Iune Stevenson V1rg1n1a L1v1ngston Faye Seldomndge Iune L1v1ngston Front row left to nght Io Anne Ham1lton Iean Pugh Patr1c1a Hazelton Lmda Hueston Bonn1e Lou Hallar Illa Rae Grounds Elmora Vaughan Rosal1eV1s1nta1ner Momca Sweeney Hetty Mane Carlson Wanda Talkmgton Sh1rley Henderson Katherrne Papoulas Sylvra Blamey Betty Io Lemmon Sylvyann Lyons Donna Mae Vesley IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Back row from left to nght Lloyd Lyon, Nell McCandless, Don DeuPree, Davrd Terrrll Front row from left to nght Don Morns, Albert Shepherd, Rex Reust 20 a 4 0 , 0 Q H'fV,f4. I,5 1 I I Y .1i.fvJ,l il.. 1,11 Z L' nrt Zl,h,,i,411, Q fl3l'ffgf9 ' 'ikiflrzi lntl .fifilrll ' fu- I I xo? ' ' ' .J tL,,,,, I Z - . n u: . s I I I I - ' I C . . . . ' . ' . . ' ' I I I ' 1 I . : L I I n ' In 1 n I 1 1 I . ' f . ' . ' . ' I I I I I I I ' CONSTANCE MOTT Major-English and Mathe- matics, B.A. Degree. Upper Iowa University, Fayette, Iowa . 9 LZUZOF MARGARET LAWRENCE Major--History, BA. Degree. Central Missouri State Teach- ers College President, Ianice Harder Ji? ESTA GENTRY REA Major-Social Studies, Eng- lish, Commerce. Santa Ana Iunior College, University of Southern California, Colorado State College of Education SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Vice-President, Iolene Ponton Secretary-Treasurer, Linda Hueston EIGHTI-I GRADE OFFICERS President, David Terrill Vice-President, Lloyd Lyon Secretary-Treasurer, Carl Conway Jyzdxffwczf V' fi Back row lett to rlght Donald DeuPree Rex Reust Donald Morr1s Pxerre Johnson Ioanne Vldeon Vlrgrnxa Llvmgston Bonme Dunn Gale Rogers Shirley Mack Arden Harbac GxlbertDan1e1 Eugene Koutz Front row left to nght Bobby Szmpson R1chardMart1n B1llySh1p1ey Beth Foster Beverly Dawson Sylvyann Lyons Anna Lee Shepherd Arlene Lyons Davld Ternll Lloyd Lyon Back row left to nght Ioe Hammlt Wxlham Rxchardson Faye Seldomndge Paulxne Velanzas Earl Conway Albert Shepherd Ronald Drolc Nell McCandless lune Lxvmgston Front row left to nght Ida Mae Slarght Donald Cardxnal Herbert Roe Beverly Iudd Glona Brenner Lorna Lrvmgston Iohn Zxmmerman Stan Stanhll In front ot group Iewell Herod lean Pugh U - 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . z ,. , '4 . . 4 3 3 . X I 1 ' 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , I 1 r I 1 1 1 1 - : , . 22 B111 Meek Charles Mxller Bonme Tucker Loretta Gtlmore Della May Rush Alxce Blevtns Second row left to nght Bonme Haller Llnda Hueston Bonme Lee Adamson Kathenne Papouhs Martha 5101? Jghn Elom Dean Deaver Iolene Ponton Vlrgmta Colwrck Joanne Hamrlton Gwendolyn Gates 1m u Thlrd row left to nght Glenn Terry Ben Whlcker lerry Sexp Henry Sweeney Ralph Nlmxtz Bob Trevenen loe Conway Drclz Hall Denms Farhar Lowell Harns Bobby Drolc Dean Lawton Myrna Slaugh Betty Io Lemmon Betty lane Bogenschutz Lynn Fey Harmon Bordeaux Frrst row left to nght Barbara Une lune Stevenson Hett1e Carlson Tommy Sherman Alta Mansheld Wanda lane Edmundson Donna Vesely Second row left to nght Robert Hutchmson Buddy Cntcher lunxor Crabtree Walter Fread Bobby Io Mxtchell, Drclue Morns, Loure Wyman, George Harbac Wallace McLean Tlnrd row, lett to nght Betty Drolc, Rosahe Vxsmtamer, Phylhs Crhrstensen, Momca Sweeney, Hla Rae Grounds, Lowell Harns, Donald Redman, Wanda Talkmgton, Shrrley Hendersen, lamce Harder, Don Mc gufhn, Stanley Shelton, Iames Mrller, Carl Gerber, Rrchard Fuss, Kathleen Kassar, Lavma Warmg 25 7 M .,,,i X Wagga y X' r v C A ff 'fT,,?Q ',,, , fy I Vrlf 2 2, ,, A-ff' My ' Wa, I ' 4 I ay .V A B' 9' '22 , I A I . 'e V A 4 Q, . L ' l ' v i V First row, left to right: Evelyn Bedell, Patricia Hazelton, George Haughey, Sylvia Blamey, Barbara Urie I I I I I ' , , , , , , , ef, . ' , 'Q Q , 7 , ' 'wa 1 N ' V- as-, J a X lfsm s . . TT- V fl 3 'N ' V V . . ' . I I ' . I I I I I - I I . : ' I . I . I I J? HZ. H5562 U25 595 AIA Left to nght Beth Foster Beverly Ann Dawson Anna Lee Shepherd Joanne V1deon IUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES Left to rlght Loretta Grlmore Ronald Drolc Hefty Carlson D1ck Hall wi ff' 9-f 1 v-0 There are aCtiV1f1eS for everybody And everyone takes part 25 . A, ..- fs Xl: I 1 V, 1 1 X ,' rf ' ,-of ras' 3 --5 K' ' , 4.-'ji N5 .1 V ' , ' ik W , ' Q , sg h ,A . 4, i 'iw' - 'QW 'H - VLA A X A K I.: ' uf- ' . .V , . School SEPTEMBER OCTOBER Regrstratxon days The story begms F1rst G A A meetxng Pep assembly Tumblrng organ1zed Dance atter Meeker game those cowboys really can toss a lasso F1rst Student Councrl Meetmg F H A Dxstnct Meetmg NOVEMBER lunrors assembly was out of th1s per1od therrs was the 1955 versron F1rst Natronal Assembly Down by the old mrll stream A1'Il'11Sl1C6 Day program at Hxgh School Faculty sponsors a dance plus eats Thanksg1v1ng vaca hon Camera Club organ1zed Sen1ors pose for photographers Sen1ors have booth at Glenwood game to make money for annual Demons and Bulldogs get to gether to dance after game Fresh1es g1Ve therr Foolrsh C1rcus Assembly Torch Honor Meetmg Semor proofs rug after a rough football game Teacher s Conventron two whole days of freedom Fresh1es give a Hallowee Pa1'tY DECEMBER C Club Carmval Natronal Assembly that magrcran was way beyond us' Mrd year fonnal gxven by the Student Councll Chrrstrnas Vesper Sel'V1C6 Chnstmas vacatlon happy day 1 4 5 13 19 3 4 5 ll 15 20 21 28 29 16 24 25 26 30 arrived!!! . . . Tigers and Bulldogs cut a . .. ' -' n 2 5 12 16 22 1 3 15 16 21 23 26 C5llQllClElT JANUARY FEBRUARY Here we go back agaxn Sopho Torch Honor In1t1at1on Iunlor more party Happy Holly enter Hrgh party Valentme Seml formal tamed us ln a Natlonal Assembly Yampa Valley Tournament rt Band Conce MARCH C Club lumor Hrgh Tournament Natronal Photography Exh1b1t Sen1or Assembly G A A dance Sophomore Assembly APRIL MAY Sadxe Hawkrns Day Natronal Assembly starnng Bub Burns the comedlan and how' Yampa Valley Band Festrval Blue and Whrte day Sneak day'9'P77 Western Slope MUSIC Festxval 27 Electron of Student Councrl ofhcers for 1946 47 Our last assembly bnngs Ralph Bloom s Serenaders lunror prom lumor Sen1or ban quet boy d1d we eatll Baccalau reate Fmal exams where was I all year Class day t1me of our l1ves Our hrgh school days are over' 7 12 25 31 6 8 13 22 23 1 12 15 16 29 5 11 19 25 1 2 3 10 19 26 27 20 21 22 23 9? S 'I Q 5 School TYPING I lst PERIOD Other classes of this peI1Od are Home Econom1cs Spamsh II Plane Geometry English IV Mechanrcal Drawmg and General Sc1ence ALGEBRA I-2nd PERIOD: Other classes of this period are: Home Economics Latin II Shorthand II English II Physics U.S. History Mechanical Drawing Physics Labora tory Biology and Biology Laboratory. 3 4 28 I Q PHYSICS LABORATORY 3rd PERIOD Other classes of this period are Home Eco nomics Plane Geometry Eng11shI ShorthandI Shop Physics Chemistry Laboratory and Biology Laboratory Y A .sf ENGLISH II-4th PERIOD: Other classes of this period are: Home Economics, Span- ish I, Algebra I, Typing I, Shop, U.S. History, Chemistry and Chemistry Laboratory. D0 2 9 3 4 29 KO School ii NOON HOUR 1' BIOLOGY LABORATORY 5th PERIOD Other classes of thxs penod are Related I1 Scxence, Enghsh III, Shop, Typing II, Sohd Geometry, World HISIOTY and B1o1ogy gl I F9 Z 9 3 6 7 6 5' 30 I G . ll I Il I ww 1,5 3, in M ,,,I W 57 ' I 3 ,I ,., 4 ' I . A X I' I 1 1 N 3 is f' b i Z' I Q Huw vanced Home Economrcs Enghsh III Shop Lat1n I Typrng I Enghsh I B1o1ogy Laboratory Plane Geometry and Chemxstry Laboratory CHEMISTRY LABORATORY 7th PERIOD Other classes of th1s penod are Ad vanced Home Econom1cs Spanlsh I Advanced Mathemahcs Algebra I Chem1stry and World Hrstory 5 4 1 6 5 51 I I 2. 3 7 F R 1 BOOKKEEPING-6th PERIOD: Other classes of tbis period are: Home Projects, Ad- X , A X Q' I 1 , Y , I A 1 I I I I I ' IO 2 9 s Uuffcfog YZJIZQS' pg? 1 17x Q L as X W5 SEQ ANDY PEROULIS Assistant Editor we mul , Standmg left to nght Carolyn Watson Calen Sherman Srttmg left to nght lean Dempsey Mary Papoulas Standmg left to nght Loren Adlfmger Burch Wmder lun Avgares Harry Frontz Sltllllg left to nght lune Rudd lohn Shepherd LOUISE Wallace GRACE BRENNER DEAN VISINTAINER Art Ed1tor Busmess Edxtor 52 02' l n I0 ANNE ROBINETT Editor 'rag 'Y' N 5 W E X . . v -, I ' I . , : , I ' I I I u I 'I a I I , gif 4 QSM? f '?. 4 N-. I ll ci! f nTk Pgfty J LZUQ fg 53 1 7 MARIAN MORRIS Secretary B 4516 BOOK CLUB OFFICERS MARILYN TALLEY WM Pres1dent ARLENE WOODBURY KATHLEEN MYERS '?' ALICE MAE KITCHING SHIRLEY MAE STEHLE Reporter Recordlng Secretary Ruby Baker Madonna Errett Ruth Baker loan Ferguson Vlfglnla Barnck Patnc1a Houston Marcellne Bordeaux Kaye Howard Opal Brenner lune Inck Clara Butler Ard1th Iohnson Mary Caryl Coles Peggy Io Iohnson Carmen Conrad Charlene lones lean Dempsey Marcxa Kellogg Moll1e Doores Al1Ce Mae K1tch1ng Patnc1a Ducey Beverly L1v1ngston Margaret Dya Em1lyn Luttrell Sammy Lane Martm Manan Morr1s Kathleen Myers Mary Papoulas Betty Rae Plattner Wmlla lean Ponton Sally Rand Dons Reust Io Anne Robmett Helen Roe Wxlda Sather 1 Q 4.95-, gall. CHX- IDIIIIBDIRIIS 54 EDA WOODBURY Vlce presxdent Maxme Shelton Nma Shepherd Claudean Shockley Lu Smxth Manlyn Talley Mary Lou Thomas Louxse Wallace Carolyn Watson Ioyce W1lson Arlene Woodbury Eda Woodbury I M L 'was 4 Q , A -- N A Q, 'Y , , I. , V, l . 7 I X R . I si I T I Social Chairman Treasurer iw , A 4, M Qu , '9 gp I v 5 I . ELI . -X. I If '- A A LF- 07729712 C A16 V. OSWALD Sponsor V Guoyoxix x i' 1 A I is I MARY PAPOULAS CHARLENE JONES Secretary-treasurer , Second Vice-president f 1, LAWRENCE BARRETT JOHN SHEPHERD First Vice-president President SENIORS Back row, left to right: Frank Hoorn- beek, Eugene Biskup, Marion Seick, Bob McAnally. Middle row, left to right: Burch Winder, Almo Durham, Philip Kline, Kenneth Neish?T3oris Beust, Pa- tricia Houston. Front row, left to right: Mary Lou Thomas, Marilyn Talley, lewell Rudd, Eda Woodbury, Shirley Mae Stehle. SOPHOMORES Back row, left to right: Charlene lones, Frank Morton, Tony Peroulis, lim New- ell, lack Beust, Wesley Forgey, Marion Haughey, Newton Diesel, Patricia Du- cey, Dorothy Lovelett. Front row, left to right: Lu Smith, Margaret Dyar, Car- men Conrad, Florence Beckett, Ma- donna Errett, Mary Caryl Coles. F X if wif S' IUNIORS Back row, left to right: Io Anne Robinett, Carolyn Watson, lean Dempsey, War- ren Fread, Neal Robinson. Front row, left to right: Kathleen Myers, Molly Doores, Iune Irick, Mary Papoulas, Helen Roe. QC A EPC? s.-nv' NEAL ROBINSON If o V 'INN ANNABELLE DAVIS Fhght Offlger Adlutant A HARBAUGH Instructor :oy MARY BOWER GLEN SHERMAN Supply Ofhcer Commandrng Ofhcer Back row left to nght Robert Hall Neal Robmson Lester Roberts lames lohnson lerry Prerce lack Crowder Frank Hoornbeek KDr1ll Sergeantl Front row left to nght Annabelle Davrs Lavma Edwards Maxxne Mmller Mary Bower 56 0 0 0 O ,, I if A 'Q 3 .A M we .... I 'n'lJf,'.k I , 5 2 . If 4 I ,K I ,..,, lA l v K A Q? .. ' 'V , gg f ' ' I f -, ,W W ' 4' A f rw 2-' 2 ' we N Rx ' L Tw I . f -' fa . ' I , v I sk 'I ' 1 I S 'L Q - st f s f 1 ' f if 43' Q , Lg I I I - : I . I' I I I I I ' I : I I I ' f-'X Zvi..- -if-' +-L -' I: fre-. M: is ? so X , 1 1 ,,.- 15.5. 7, Q. , i NORMAN S'I'RAUSBORGER ROBERT SHIPLEY VICE presxdent Secretary treasurer Club Members left to nght Paul Trouth Kenneth Te ter Loren Adlhnger Larry Barrett Andy Perouhs lames Newell lack Doores I. TWEED Sponsor Club Members left to nght Back row Glen Sherman Ivan Wymore Mxclry Mc Anally lohn Shepherd Carrol Baese Harry Frontz Paul Tallungton Thomas Petersen Iohn Lxvmgston Chuck Chne Earl Estes Darwm Dunn Ioe Stod dard Olxver Rand and Bob Wnght Front row Marlon Selck Kenneth Nexsh Stan Deal and hm Thomas . I .1 ' 1 ? 'LF ' ' 6 fa V Q. ' .lil 4' QI, ,Q ' ' lx' f ?f yf . I x xx . . BURCH'WINDER .3 F Q? All U ' C '- V Jr . ' 5 , W ',Fu no We ' , ' ' '. F s. a t R f 1 GlQQ Club h flhfin-'30 nnnn Adn- nns' no L.-.111 A GLEE CLUB fChnstmas Programj Fourth row Manan Morns Flonne Lovelett Eda Woodbury Patnc1a Houston Manlyn Talley Eumce Dav1s Patr1c1aDucey W1lla lean Ponton loan Ferguson l'h1rd row Patnc1a Eberly Ioanne Robxnett Marcel1ne Bordeaux Colleen Sweeney Peggy lo lohnson Emllyn Luttrell loyce Wllson L1la Kyer, Betty Rae Plattner Second row Eva Tucker Lomse Wal lace Mary Caryl Coles LaVeta MCKIHHOH Margaret Dyar Arlene Woodbury Phyll1s Morns Marcla Kellogg Mary Papoulas F1rst row Cannen Conrad lean Dempsey loAnne Kmght Kaye Howard loanne Watson Eleanor W1ngo Madonna Errett Carolyn Watson Conductor A Harbaugh x SEXTETTE Left to nght Betty Rae Plattner Carolyn Watson Margaret Dya Mary Lou Thomas Florme Lovelett Manlyn Talley 38 , 1 1 I - 5 ' - A ' 3 'Q' v V'v ' I K ? 1 : . . I . I I . . I I I I I ' T 1 D 1. 1 1 1 1 I I ' : I '- I I I I I U 1 1 - :I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - B' 1. 'E 1 V' K. , It Ax ' I :A b fs . L ' I Z x N I-: 1: I 1 . I . x , X 5A 4 3 Q ' : , . T, , . fn mmm um Mlm QTOIQDIF IU NIOR GROUP Back row, left to right: Harry Frontz, Ivan Wymore, Dean Visintainer, Andy Peroulis, Charles Cline. Front row, left to right: Helen Roe, Isla Rae Hellesen, Kathleen Myers, Mary Papoulas, lol-lnne Knight, loAnne Robinett, Marianc Morris, Carolyn Watson, lean Dempsey, Virginia Barric . l SENIOR GROUP Back row, left to right: lack Crowder, Stan Deal, Frank Hoornbeek, Burch Winder fcamera shyl, Larry Barrett, Robert Shipley, Robert McAnally, Philip Kline, Iohn Shepherd. Front row, left to right: Colleen Sweeney, Florine Lovelett, Doris Reust, Mary Lou Thomas, lune Bond, Marcia Kellogg, Sally Rand Qcamera shyj. SOPHOMORE GROUP Back row, left to right: Beqerly Livingston, Sammy Lane Martin, Margaret Dyar, Newton Diesel, Marion Haughey, Oliver Rand. Front row, left to right: Emilyn Luttrell, Carmen Conrad, Eleanor Wingo, Dorothy Lovelett, lean Solace, Eva Tucker, Mary Caryl Coles, Charlene Iones. Sponsor, P. Floyd Fu Z we Hcmefyfzzkm FLORENCE BECKETI' Vice-president tip .- PATRICIA OSBORN ARLENE WOODBURY Hlstonan Treasurer PICCOLO Margaret Dya FLUTE loanne Vrdeon Charlene lones Bonme Tucker CLARINET Charles Clme lune Inck Sally Rand loAnne Robmett Emmett Martm Nadme Teter Bonme Dunn Beverly L1vmgston Darwm Dunn Tommy Petersen Beth Foster Shlrley Mack Dav1d Ternl Anna Lee Shepherd Betty Drolc SAXOPHONES Rxchard Martm fSopranol Claudean Shockley Alto Vlfglnla Lxvmgston R1chard Fuss Sammy Lane Mart1n KTenorJ lack Reust CBantoneJ CORNET Hany Frontz Frank Hoornbeek lohn Mack R1chard Murray Dean Gent Donald Morns lames Solace lames Rudd FRENCH HORN 6: ALTO Helen Roe Arlene Lyons Arlene Woodbury Emxlyn Luttrell TROMBONE Larry Barrett Manon Selck Dean Dever BARIT ONE Betty Ferguson Sylvyann Lyons Ben Whrcker BASS Robert Shrpley Nancy Bower A Harbaugh Due ctor bland 41 PERCUSSION Stanley Deal Mary Bower Lloyd Lyon Betty Lemmon Manon Morns Charles M1ller Peggy lohnson DRUM MAI ORET'I'ES Dons Reust Beulah Neugebauer BAND OFFICERS Stanley Deal Manager Tommy Petersen Secretary Dons Reust Llbranan Bonme Dunn Llbranan 1, . . ' c m . . Donald DeuRree Iune Rudd Mary Lou Thomas Busmess Edltor nnuafffaff if Phrhp Klme Manlyn Talley Frank Hoornbeek Ed1f0T Ed1t0r Busmess Ed1tor f f s Dons Reust Manon S61Ck Sally Rand Adverilslng Advertxsmg Adverhsmg Eugene Blskup Adverhsmg lune Bond Poet Laureate lewell Rudd 'FQ LJ Robert Morns Back row left to r1ght Robert Mcllnally Manlyn Joy Betty Ferguson W1ll1am Hoornbeek Front row e to nght Lawrence Barrett James Thomas Vernon Shrelds Wav' Shxrley Stehle Typlst lohn Shepherd Back row left to nght Robert Shlpley lack Crowder Photography Stanley Deal Harold Harr1s Burch Wmder Front row left to nght Patncla Houston Eda Woodbury Margle Danlels Colleen Sweeney Sponsor M lobe 42 I R I j z .v , V., Q 9 L, A y .f:vg,Jx. -s , ff.z'3'1 .. 7 ' 5 -gl' A ' Ui: I nf- . o :- di 'g. gi' ' A Q '- ff f 1 wh -s f 3 if 'JZ f . : M ,4 Z ' f Q..-f xr V 5 has X .1 , A ' -Y . , ,, , , ' A ,L zu.: -A: .: '-,.' ,Q ' ' ' W An X g A . A , K , . , 1 ft . N , F oi - g - 1 I I ff .fe M S S - Q Q ,Z.t,,L,, ,151 ff 3 ,W K 'w N vi . 1 . , ' ' 'I X , H R W' V, V, ' V Ag A W ,,, H . - , jg, 1 1 L ' Art ' l : , p ' . ' I- 1 1 I - 1 I I I . I ' , . The boys look ahead to football And basketball and such 45 Craig Craig Craig Craig Craig SECOND 'l'EAM Back row: Coach Tweed, Oliver Rand, Ioe Stoddard, Loren Adl- tinger, Kenneth Neish, Mr. Waldhauser, superintendent. Front row: Ted Coffin, Kenneth Teter, Paul Trouth, lim Newell, Glen Sherman, lack Doores, Andy Peroulis. CARROL BAESE Left End Tackle Craig .... NORMAN STRAUSBORGER MARION SEICK Guard ROBERT SHIPLEY BURCH WINDER Left Half Quarterback . , g fl A COACH TWEED STAN DEAL Captam 44 Meeker .... .. O Rifle ........ .. 2 Glenwood. . . . . 6 Steamboat. . . . . O Oak Creek .... . . O Hayden ...,. . . . 7 FIRST TEAM Back row: Coach Tweed, Paul Talkington, Bob Shipley Burch Winder, Stan Deal, Tommy Petersen, Larry Barrett, Mr Wald hauser, Superintendent. Front row: Chuck Cline, Mickey McAna1ly, Iohn Livingston Harry Frontz, Marion Seick, Norman Strausborger, Carrol Baese HARRY FRONTZ IOHN LIVINGSTON Center Guard .,', MICKEY McANALLY Tackle TOMMY PETERSEN CHUCK CLINE Right Half Right End PAUL TALKINGTON Manager 45 1- . :J , ,' ' .' ' ,, ' . 'f'1i, y,- J AQ! Y LARRY BARRETT Manager BASKETBALL i , Rifle .... . , . , , . . 25 A Bagqs ...., .... 1 4 Yampa ..... .,..... .... 1 8 V Rawlins .... ..... . .. ,..,32 1, Fruitvale. .........,....... 23 , Steamboat Springs .......... l'1 , Hayden .... ..,.... ....... 1 8 ' Oak Creek ........ ,,.... 2 5 E Meeker ........... .... 1 4 x 1 ..... ,.,,. .... 8 STAN DEAL 1 CHUCK CLINE SECOND TEAM hm' 1 , . .lmzv ,, : TOMMY PETERSEN Baggs ............ ...... 1 6 Steamboat Springs ...... .... 2 1 Hayden ........... ...... 2 4 Meeker ...,. ............. 1 7 Oak Creek ..........,..,., 22 Rifle .... . . .,........,. 18 TOURNAMENT Oak Creek ................ 28 Steamboat Springs .......,.. 17 BURCH WINDER Back row, left to right: Harry Frontz, Chuck Cline, Stan Deal, Burch Winder, Tommy Petersen. Front EW, left to right: Glen Sherman, Larry Barrett, Iohn HARRY P-RON-I-Z S4 vmgston, Kenny Teter, Loren Adltmger. 4 , LARRY BARRETI' SCORES Craig ..,.. . .... 35 Craig ..... . .... 44 Craig ..,.. , ..,. 16 Craig ...... .... 2 4 Craig ,..,. . ,.., 20 Craig ...... ,... 2 0 Craig ..,,. . .... 33 Craig ....,. ..,, 4 4 Craig ...... ..., 3 1 Craig ..,., . .,,. 50 Craig ..... . .... 29 Craig ..... . .... 20 Craig ...,. . .... 37 Craig ..... , , . . . . , 26 Craig ....,..... ,... 3 4 Craig ............. .,,, 4 3 SCORES Craig ......,........ .... 3 l Craig ......,,..........,.. 31 Winners of the Yampa Valley Tournament qualifies the team for 2nd place at Delta, Colorado. 'llli I BOB SHIPLEY LOREN ADLFINGER COACH TWEED f IOI-IN LIVINGSTON KENNYTETER GLEN SHERMAN FIRST TEAM Standing, left to right: Harry Frontz, Chuck Cline Stan Deal, Burch Winder, Tommy Petersen. Kneeling Glen Sherman, Larry Barrett, Iohn Livingston, Kenny Teter, Loren Adliinger. SO in Z Nl mf , S5 Ngmf CJc972C!I'C2 Cdmgfd Sports i 2 1 I 7 3 1' 4 R f X 3, J, W wily ' ' 4 1 V4 X V X . .132 a ',,f I Q l i x ' . ' 2 l v -,wma y 'nf r' 'I .. . , .Q I ' , , 'Z' A ,Q 2 . 'f ::n ' ,X , I . x - ., -I .awww-w-4. 1 - L .f - M 'an-4691 vw ' W '-uR01.N',.4.fish,3f,bwQ:-.ltvh ,, f' J I5-p45 'H' w 4 .W Xxx YN in r , Q ' 4 Q mu gs 48 A , inu My nufrir ,, 2w:J , , ' MADONNA ERRETT EVA TUCKER IO ANNE ROBINETI' Secretary-treasurer President Vice-president 'AM2 , , 5 on if - . 6 Hifi AJGH Back row, left to right: Claudean Shockley, Louise Wallace, Peggy Io Iohnson, Mary Papoulas, June Irick, Norma lean Teter, Donna Stout. Front row, left to right: Kaye Howard, lean Dempsey, Nadine Teter, Mary lean Visintainer, Olive lean Kline. Group 1-left to right: Florine Lovelett, Colleen Sweeney, Lorna Livingston. 1. Tweed Sponsor, L. Cooper FRESHMEN TUMBLING TEAM Louise Wallace, Nina Shep- herd, Kaye Howard, Clau- dean Shockley, Mary lean Visintainer, Donna Lee Stout, Olive lean Kline. Group 2 left to right Louise Wallace Kaye Howard Joanne Watson Arlene Woodbury P90 Squad OFFICERS President, Margaret Dyar . . . Secretary-Treasurer, Eva Tucker . . . Cheer Leaders, Patricia Eberle, Marceline Bordeaux, lo Anne Robinett, Carolyn Watson. Fourth row standlng left to nght Eleanor Wmgo Mary lean Vlsxntamer Mary Papoulas Helen Roe Florence Beckett Lavonne McNaught Alxce McLean Thxrd row left to nght lean Dempsey Alrce Estes Donna Stout Colleen Sweeney Eda Woodbury Eunrce Davls Wrlla lean Ponton Marcxa Kellogg Lu Smlth Second row left to nght Iune Inck Claudean Shockley Arlene Woodbury Peggy Io lohnson loanne Watson Nxna Shepherd Barbara Kerberger Kaye Howard LOUISE Wallace Frrst row left to nght Slurley Iudd Vuglnxa Barnclr Nadme Teter Annabelle Davis Lavzna Edwards Norma Teter Awxlda Sather Marlon Morns Mary Caryl Coles Madonna Errett Eva Tucker Margaret Dyar ..-..,,,-,4 Weis Q, 'wk w 1: CHEEH LEADERS Left to nght Marcehne Bordeaux lo Anne Robmett Carolyn Watson Pat Eberly Sponsor L Cooper 50 I Z I I I I 1 1 - 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I ' - , . , ---v --wa., was-rf.w1x.M. W X.. .., fd V K -dl Q. -1, , ,- f, A F1 A A , ' V f 'iw .ny A' C . Asif V 1 I 1 f pw A , .-1 12' .F ' - 3 Q ' tx w. ' : 1' xr Lf. 1. ' Twlxf ag., f, li fi ' w N, R f Af N 'K 352' ,g,g1f5,.w'fv..g2 :L ,1 I 1 4 , A A 3 A ywgfigiiygifgz ug , V ' gf, ,axe .5 1 feelin -- , , films: ' 1 ft' 3 1 1 1 - , . C H S w111 always be on top We 11 never let her down 51 , 1.g43if '5u, .l 1 . Q ueens .1711 3522207372 if S .4-'N Wm- MARY BOWER Z2 A-'af ISLA RAE HELLESEN MARY LOU THOMAS MARGIE DANIELS 'Q SALLY RAND Lx 1 13 ,ax A V: Avy ,vs i f - - R ' f ' .5 -,.J,N L X 3 if Q X l j ,Z 'EA 9. ' '. I fx , 2 YQ., l , '55 GS f Mm 5 X. 52 Prom Queen KATHLEEN MYERS 55 '-'-.Wi J, A -Phi ' 'v-egvsn 'PM 'wif NJ., Q-w.,t.M ' iff' . Q f ifl 7716 Good 0 Ye gags lt has been twelve years since we first started our educational journey on the train of knowledge. The time has passed very quicklyg we are glad to have reached our destination but it has been an exciting and pleasant journey. There were quite a number who stepped up into the train twelve years ago on that bright sunny day but out of today s passengers only Betty Ferguson loh Shepherd Vernon Shields Eda Woodbury and Lillian Herod represent that starting trip The coaches we were to occupy had the name of Grade School fore we realized it the train was stopping and some of our new friends got off We saw the conductor helping Burch Winder Robert Slaight and Robert Mc!-lnally into the train The next time the train slowed down everyone crowded to the windows to see who would get on We soon learned their names were Marilyn Talley and Robert Morris We had trouble and it seemed a long time before we reached our fourth stop where we picked up lewell Rudd Philip Kline and Shirley Wilson Stehle We had 1ust gotten started when we had to stop to plck up Marcia Kellogg who was standing by the wayside The conductor encouraged us in our future trades by letting us set up restaurants hospitals drugstores post offices and beauty parlors in our coach Our train was crowded but we managed to squeeze Peggy Thomas and Don Grounds into our midst when we started agam for the fifth time Tune passed quickly and we found Larry Barrett Marion Seick and Nonnan Strausborger had Joined us As our coach was too small we changed Our new coach had the name of Iunior High and during all the confusion and excitement Stan Deal lune Bond and Frank Hoornbeek had gotten on with us At out next stop the only passenger we gained was Ierry Heuston We chose Peggy Thomas and Larry Barrett as head girl and boy Again we had to change coaches This one was called High School and we were happy to pick up Clara Butler Kenny Neish Florine Luvelett Colleen Sweeney Betty lo Timmer Almon Durham and Robert Shipley When we started again for the tenth time Lillian Sheridan Marge Daniels Bill Hoornbeek Marilyn loy Eva Dean Pace Sally Rand Dons Reust Eugene Biskup and lun Thomas stepped up into our coach Edna Gerber 1o1ned our group at our eleventh stop We gave the lunior Prom Winter Wonderland with Iewell Rudd as our Prom Queen We were proud of lohn Shepherd who was elected Editor of Bulldog Tales When we started on the last lap of our Journey we gained Pat Houston, Harold Harris and lack Crowder Larry Barrett received the honor of being President of the Class of 46 Marilyn Talley and Philip Kline proved to be most capable of editing the annual Craig Coloradoan 'M' We attended the Senior Banquet where we left the luniors our Last Will panied by the regal strains of Pomp and Circumstance to the head of the 'T train where we were later presented with our diplomas by the Conductor Now that we have stepped down from our train of knowledge we must decide what to do with our lives Some of us will catch another educa txonal train and others will be content not to travel by train anymore We now leave you the passengers in the Craig High School train with the hope that you will en1oy your school days as much as we have 54 I I I n v I I I . I I ll II D Be . . . . . I n - I I v . I . , . I I ' I ' l 1 l I I ' l 1 I. - . I . . , I ll ' ' II . 1 . . I I l ' ' l Xl - II ' I I I I ' I I I I I 4 . 1 1 - n 1 n I I l I I I I I I I l. . . H . II - . ' ll II I . . . I . . . , . l. . . . . U . . ll and Testament. On Graduation Day we marched up the aisle accom- I I - - - ' , - I if , , vjhffw ,Q C , .xx I . W I fi , g,,,f , .L A '-' ,, .f,-f' ' ' F ' f' H f, I ,L vn- Cana'z'a? Ca era . ,, ' .W ' 1, ' , at Q73 ' Cu. :A , A , by 2 . A 'T ' wifi . V fy 1 4, f ,Lf 'f 7 'Y' i' V le ' r 5 f warm N- ,Wu 3 -0? 55 NSY If MghZ5C0meErzf'!1 luly 4 1956 Well here 1t xs ten years and a lxttle over a month sxnce the greatest class left dear ol Craxg Hxgh on the corner of Seventh and School or Breeze dependxng on whxch way you have to go around rt Way back xn May of 46 we took dxfferent paths all happy to get away from the dust wxnd sagebrush, and the dead ol town of Craxg then boomxng wxth oxl wellers One sxngular member of our class who wont be sxngle much longer Manlyn Talley st1ll lxves xn the wade open spaces We are acknowledging her mvrte and forming one of the greatest re unxons xn hxstory at her extensxve dude ranch Thel. S M R T lwhxch means Lxvelxest Senxor Marxlyn Ruth Talleyl Fxrst to arrxve on hxs dashxng steed Sway Back Sam xs Bxll Hoorn beek He xs one of Marxlyn s old flames who went out before he was lrt He plans to enter vanous contests rn the rodeo such as pxe eatxng beer guulxng and crap shootxng Bxll xs now a wrxter and hrs latest book xs How to Wm and Influence Friends Bouncxng over the hxll xn one of the Army s latest leeps xs General Charles Talkmgton at Ins sxde xs Colleen Sweeney wlth her xs her latest husband Phxlxp Klxne Colleen stxll uses Charlxe yust for a chauffeur Phxllp now manager of Crarg s Penny Company xs at txred xn one the latest strxped suxts The stnpes go up and down not around The Ternble Terrors of the Tnple A lerry Hueston Vernon Shxelds and Don Grounds nde up on whxte horses remember the good ol days xn Craxg they always wanted a Whxte Horse of therr own They wxll stay untxl the sherxff and hxs posse catch up wrth them Harold Harrxs now manager of Ye Swankee Beauty Shoppee drxves up rn hrs swanky convertrble coupe Followrng mn a less swanky convertxble coupe are hrs two assrstants Bob Slaxght and Norman Strausborger Harold had a hard t1me persuadxng Norman to leave the ranch but after Bob sold the Craxg Food Mart Norman thought xt wouldnt be such a bad 1ob workxng wxth beautiful women so he and Bob left Craxg to search for adventure xn Chxcago Mxss lewell Budd and Mrss Eda Woodbury arnve They are now co owners of the Bake Fountain Dxp Your Doughnuts rn a Soda They have just recelved fame from their secret formula of gethng hole profxts from doughnuts Wrth the festxvrhes well begun Marxon Sexck makes hxs dramatxc entrance Thxs xs a httle unusual for hxm as he was the quiet type always slrp xng xn unnotxced He rs now owner of the T B Model Fords QTO gb or Not To Be Runnxnq l lohnny Shepherd was a lxttle late due to the tact that the Moffat County Frexght Tram xs never on hme He shll carnes hxs camera around and even though he cant afford the frlms he gets around more thxs way We know he 18 just a wolf xn hobo s clothxng but he xs one of us and we are glad to see h1m Betty Ferguson and Manlyn Ioy who are Power s Models arnve attxred xn the latest of plastxc gowns It s been such a long txme sxnce they left Craxg they have forgotten the dress of the western plazns Oh well xt wxll gxve lohnrxy somethxng to do-takxng thexr pxctures of course Larry Barrett who has taken over the positron formerly held by Benny Goodman left hxs band at home to mxnd hxs wrfe He lands xn a held near by rn one of the latest helxcopters At thxs same txme Peggy Thomas arnves smgxng her theme song St Louxs Blues Benny rather Larry arranges an audxtxon for her and xf we don t mxss our guess she wxll be hxs star voc alxst xn hxs next pubhc appearance whether she can sxng or not Next to arnve are lune Bond and Flonne Lovelett Flonne xs now owner of the Craxg Drug and she has hxred lune as her manager lune eats up most of her pay check whxch xs shll S9 90 a week she has a side lxne-wntxng poems for holiday cards fhrent we glad there arent any more holxdays l Hold everythxng here comes Burch Wxnder ux one of the latest most exclusive Buxck Exghts He xs one of the freshest crumbs of the upper crust Hunmng alongsxde of hxs fashxonable car xs hxs unfaxthful wxfe the former Pat Houston She tned to catch up wxth hxm but Burch told her rt was perfectly all nght wxth hxm xf she ran awhxle The Wxnders won t be able to stay long as Burch s tnal for takxnq the swooners away from Sinatra comes up Monday Iames Thomas better known as Ixm shll arguxng wrth Mrs Iobe over careless dnvers 1s now a famous dnver for car demonstratrons He drxves up calmly almost unnotxced slxdes gracefully xnto a place wxthout damagxng any cars near by txt you can xmagxne all of thxsl and loxns the party The clrmax of our feshvrhes xs reached when our gractous class sponsor Mrs lobe arnves She no longer teaches at Craxg Hxgh but xs now a pnvate tutor for the Quxz Kxds Mrs lobe cheerfully greets all of her old students and she xs goxnq to try to get lerry Hueston to reform We hope she can do xt she used to be able to xnfluence hxm once rn a whxle Comxng up the dnve way now are Blondxe and Dagwood of the movxes known rn our famxly cxrcle as Betty lo Trmmer and lack Crowder Thexr latest hxt ll Blondie Needs a New Man The man shortage is over now so she probably can get one At thxs hme xn the mam corral we vrew Eugene Bxskup and Frank Hoornbeek flxpprng a two brt pxece to settle the argument who wxll nde the fxrst bronc? Frank and Eugene are nvals as professxonal bronc busters Up untxl thxs txme Bob Morns has been calmly sxthng on the fence he hasn t seen a quarter for so long a trme due to the tact that he couldnt get anyone to buy has masterpxece Sagebrush on the Sandrocks He makes a desperate lunge for the quarter as rt goes saxlnng xnto the axr losxng hxs balance he falls off the fence and knocks hxmself out on a horseshoe At thxs very opportune txx-ne Dr EdwmStanleyDea1 Phd ABC ICC UDC CUT NUT makes hxs dramatxc entrance lumpxng off hxs horse he catches hxs foot xn the shrrup falls to the ground stumbles to hxs feet splllxng hxs surgxcal xnstruments but he manages to collect the same and gets the quarter before Bob does We just recexved a telegram from the co owners of one of New York s smartest rnght clubs Shrrley Wxlson Stehle and Clara Butler They are waxtmg for therr saxlors to come home and wont be able hz ixtiend our reunxon as Duck and lack are due to arnve the fxfth o u y Bob Mcllnally now edxtor of Esquxre fmally pnes hrmself away from hxs work long enough to attend our httle gathenng Of course he dxdnt leave hxs busxness entrrely as we see hxm meetlng Almon Durham rs up for the Academy Award thxs year for bemg the out standxng screen lover of the year Now arnvrng xs Bob Shipley the plastxc kxng of the world Hxs expenence xn a coal mxne led hxm xnto the plastxc busxness Bob s automobxle attracts much attenhon as xt ls hxs latest creatxon rn plashcs lt s a dream affaxr always full of beautxful women Whxle we are admxnng Bob s car Edna Mae Gerber slxpped xnto the crowd She xs now the presxdent of the Gerber Baby Food Com pany She has a good selechon whxch she wxll gxve to Lxllxan Herod No sooner saxd than done for here comes Lxlhan By the way she has a program whxch comes to us by televrsxon The name of lt xs We Three or Today s Chxldren Bob Shxpley sells most of hxs plastxc addxng machxnes to Rand and Reust Inc These are our two braxns Sally and Dons They now have a bookkeepxng busxness down ln Pueblo They wxll be here wrthxn the hour as they are flyxng here on the Umted Axr Lxnes whxch 15 now owned by Kenneth Nelsh Kenneth xs already at our reunxon and 18 enyoyrng hxmself watchxng Eva Dean Pace demonstratmg the latest dance steps to hxm Eva Dean has a dancxng school and recently won the National Dancxng Cup Marcra Kellogg rushes up on the scene She has been to a con ventxon of Kellogg s Breakfast Food executxves She rs a very busy person now but she has found time to loxn us The mam attraction wxll begxn yust as soon as two other members of our class arnve Lxlhan Sherxdan has yust breathlessly pushed her way through the gate of Manlyn s ranch She has a bxcycle now When we went to hxgh school she seldom walked anywhere but txmes have changed Oh yes Lxlhan 18 now the hxghest executxve xn a factory that makes bxcycles so xt would be bad for her busxness xf she arnved by any other means of transportatron Last but tar from least comes Margxe Danxels She never could get anywhere on hme She rs now owner of one of the world s largest nut factones Remember she always said she would get xnto a lme of busxness that would fxt her personahty lWell she dood xtl It ll now evenxng and the great class of 46 xs seated around a camp fxre after enloyrng the festxvrhes of the day We have had a wonderful hme dxggmg mto the corner of our favonte memorxes and agaxn greetxng our old fnends As the fxre slowly turns to glowuxg embers we ask God to watch over us on our paths of hte and bnng us together agaxn xn the far dxstant future O 1 I . . . . 1 I A I - 1 1 . . 1 - I - A - A I ' ' . 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M5555 ARTICLE I As we look over the year we hnd We re leavrng all this xn sound mmd ARTICLE II To the school lt says on thxs page We re leavrng the back curtaxns for the ARTICLE III We are the Senxors of Crarg Hrgh And we leave the IUDIOIS wrth a sxgh ARTICLE IV We also leave the faculty They are glad and so are we ARTICLE V We leave our sponsor we re all rn tears For we had Mrs Iobe for only two years ARTICLE VI I Larry Barrett leave to Warren Fread My sxze and physlque from my toes to my head I Eugene Blskup leave my quxet ways stage To Red and Bumps for the rest ot their days I Iune Bond leave my average of three To Marlon Morris and Pat Eberle I Flonne Lovelett leave to Molly Doores My shorthand abrhty to add to her chores I Margre Daniels to the whole yumor class Leave my dry sense ot humor for mne I Stan Deal glve to Ted and Paul My football abllxty begrnnmg next tall I Norman Strausborger leave my car For Chuckxe Clme to travel tar But no one wrll have lt or so I hear I Clara Butler of my own power Leave my halr to Mary Bower I Sally Rand In my sound mrnd Leave Iean Dempsey whatever she ll had I Phlhp Kline to Tommy Petersen wxll My ab1l1ty never to have time to krll I Ierry Hueston to Neal Robmson bestow My popularrty before I go I Iohn Shepherd wxth deep regret Leave the boys and glrls I ve met I Irm Thomas as I depart Leave Helen Roe my soul and heart I Shirley Stehle to Beulah wxll glve My satrstactlon of the hte I llve We the Roberts Shlpley and Slaxght Leave the school to had a mate We wrll the knowledge that we ve learned To Tom LeFever tor what he s earned We leave our books as we depart For Iackxe Doores to take to heart We could go on and on wlth more But we have just been shown the door So let Burch Wxnder take on from here He too would lrke to leave thxs year He wlshes to bestow upon Glen Sherman Hrs knowledge ot French Latrn and German I Peggy Thomas leave to Nancy Bower My good grades and populanty power I Eda Woodbury xt I am a grad Leave Ruth Baker the men I ve had I Pat Houston leave my newness here To Annabelle Davxs a senxor next year o clock ma IEH0 W5 SS I Harold Harns a new senior too Have just declded what to do Ill leave the school and Craxg thxs May Soon after Graduatron day Upon Pat Mantle I wlll bestow My handsome looks before I go I Dons Reust rt IS my choxce To leave Carolyn Watson wxth my voxce I Lrllxan Herod glve Marcehne Bordeaux My abrlxty to have a steady beau I Betty Io Tlmmer as I leave thxs place Glve Montre Prather my hands and face I Almon Durham wrll my motto To try more To Lester Roberts and Ivan Wymore I Vernon Shlelds wxll my walk and my harr To Wxlllam Draper he needs my share I Betty Ferguson leave to Shrrley Iudd My knowledge of Englxsh Clear as mud I Brll Hoornbeek w1ll my good natured ways To Wrlham Demos and Charhe Hayes I Manlyn Talley by my own nght Leave my laugh to Io Anne Knight I lack Crowder leave my tan of bronze To Kenny Teter and Harry F rontz I Iewell Rudd leave to Shxrley Wells My volce that sounds like trnklrng bells I Frank Hoornbeek to Andy Peroulls wxll All ot my Math I ve had my hll In my only mlnd I Manlyn Ioy Leave Io Anne Robmett my senior boy I Marlon Sexck leave to Dean Vrsxntaxner I Colleen Sweeney leave my httle brother To Isla Rae Hellensen she needs another I Robert McAnally leave my last name To Mxckey srnce they aren t the same I Kenny Nelsh leave a lot of noxse To Emmett Martxn the quretest ot boys I Marcia Kellogg know what I wrll do I ll leave my Ieet to Alxce Mae Pugh I Edna Gerber doth now bequeath To Patsy Murphy my ha1r and my teeth I Don Grounds all xn varn Leave Vern Lrndqurst to rarse cam I Robert Morns to hm Solace wrll My love ot sleep I m sleeprng stxll I Eva Dean Pace as I depart Leave Lavrna Edwards a senror headstart I Lrlhan Shendan to lune Irxck bestow My popularxty w1th lack B111 and Ioe Slnce the Iunxors are many and the Seniors few We can t do what we would lxke to do We would hke to leave somethmg to all To make a better start next fall Those whose names aren t mentroned now Remember we love you anyhow Well this 18 the end and we are sad To have to leave the fun we ve had Thxs wzll 18 nxtwltted this very day It IS Fnday the tenth day ot May Drawn up by IUNE BOND Wltnessed by MRS IOBE and HAROLD E HARRIS Our Seal if-x N J lb' Sym 58 O O D I ' I I I I . 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' ..,........ , ........... ,, 1 .....,...............,,. 43' ' ' .7 PI-ITIIUNS IINII ADVERTISERS Anderson s Servlce Statlon B 81 B Cafe B111 s Market 81 Lockers Bnnkley s Supply Store Burke Grocery Store C1ty Cleaners Cra1g Motor Company Earl s Offlce Glassburn s Men s Store Greenhalgh Motor Company Dr Hall Mr Homer Iones lone s Flonst Shop lones Phrlhps 66 Mar1 Marr Beauty Shop Moffat County Abstract Company Mabel Moore Pleasant s Insurance Rad1O Shop Satl1er Iewelry Second Hand F urnlture Starr Sz Stockton Carpenters Steno Shop Dr Traw Tucker s Transfer Wllson s SGIVICS Stat1on Zunmerman Abstract Company Betty s Shop Catt s Grocery C1ty Garage C1ty Laundry Comet Motor Express Company Cowan s Drug Store Cra1g Lrquor Store Cra1g Recreahon Cra1g Tue Mlleage Cra1g Theater Dr lames H D1ckson EI'I1p1Ie Couner Grand MUSIC Company Ideal Bakery Inck Saddle Shop Kellogg s Coffee Shop Larson Transfer Company L1ndas Lumber Company Mary Marr Dress Shop Mrdwest Cafe Moffat County Creamery Moffat County Lumber O K Barber 81 Beauty Shops Bay s Garage Safeway Stores Schlumberger Well Surveymg Corp Slebott Hardware Store Mr 61 Mrs Sowers Mr Fred V1deon Western Auto Supply lohnson Electric Company Dr. Hillenkamp 68 PAGES SPUNSURED PAGE SPONSOR PAGES SPONSORED A B C Store Basketball Bmgo Llquor Store Band Chamberhn Brothers C Club Champ1on Shoe Shop Student Councll Cosgnff Hotel Bulldog Tales Court House Prom Queen and Attendants Mr 61 Mrs Russell Coles T I Cuckow Henry E Steele Lou1se Terry Ralph Wh1te Cralg Food Mart Dr Deal Eskndge Construchon Company Foster Pontxac Golden Rule Store Huntmgton Laborator1es I C Penny Stores Lewls Auto Court Moffat County Bank Moffatt County Woolgrowers Assn Stanton Transportatlon Company Texas Company Watson Motor Company West D1s1nfect1ng Company Otto B1eser Representatlve 69 Torch Honor Basketball Sophomore Class Elghth Grade lunlor Class Camera Club Football 2 pages Faculty Freshman Class Semor Class 2 pages Pep Squad and G A A C A P C Annual A1umn1 Mr. H. C. Doores .................. Iunior Class HPPBECIHTIUN The Senrors of 46 g1ve Mrs Mlldred lobe a page m the Coloradoan 1n apprec1at1on ot everythmg she has done for us as a class and for the school If It had not been for her help and gu1dance thrs annual would not have been a success Before tl'11S annual went to press Mrs lobe to term rt 1n her own words burned the m1dn1ght Oll After the annual went to press she was up to her neck do1ng some thrng else for someone else We have had Mrs lobe for two years as class sponsor and there fore we are two txmes as devoted to her Every year the classes clamor 1n order to have her as sponsor It s her personallty ong1nal1ty per severance and her way w1th the students whrch make them respect adm1re and hke her as a fnend Even though Mrs lobe teaches all the forelgn languages, she 1S W1ll.1I1g to help anyone 1n need Thrs IS our way of say1ng we appreclate her 70 Wk , I Q - 1 - - - u Il I 1 . . H . . . ,, . , , . . . 1 . . . . - ' 1 I ' 1 1 , . . 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