Custer County High School - Broken Brand Yearbook (Westcliffe, CO)

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358 U4 as-4 unior CEM .jwliafory The present juniors now look back with smiles and chuckles when they pic- ture twentyhthree green, Ugawkingn, and Nganglyn freshman of three years ago. After initiation we no longer felt awed and green, but grey and old timers at this thing called nHigh Schooln. We Wold timersn were: Frieda Arnold, Bill Benson, Elizabeth Blei, John Brandenburg, Fern Calmett, Donald Camper, Mildred Chesley, Glenna Coffee, Edna Mae Cowan, Everette Garnier, Roberta Green, Danny Higgins, David Hobby, David Jones, Ruth Kidder, Milla Leu Lange, Margaret Lensch, Betty Lou Loens, George Marrs, Mary Montgomery, Bill Piquette, Darlien Seybold, and Mary Lou Watkins. AIn April, due to a fatal car accident, we lost Everette. Easton Meade was our sponsor and after much debate he helped us give a Halloween party. In'our sophomore year we gained Richard Stewart, Alvah Stephens, Charles Kattnig and, at Christmas, Grace Spencer from Denver. Again Mr, Meade was our sponsor and again we had another of our hilarious Halloween parties. We now numbered,twenty-six. Soon after the beginning of this, our junior year, we lost Grace Spencer, who went back to Denver, but we had gained Mary Belle Millard from Las Animas and Claudette Erickson from Pennsylvania. Gerald Weis, from Kansas, was a member of the class till Christmas, when he returned home. The fourth of November we gave a delightful comedy entitled nFun on the Podunk Limitedn and, believe me, we had loads of fun doing it. This year Miss Yeakey is our spon- sor and Mrs. Frye our co-sponsor. -To them we attribute much of our success in the play. We are all looking forward to the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom which will be the crowning highlight of our four years. It is to be March sixteenth and will have a Dutch theme.