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

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1041397 Chet, he went on to Washington D. C. There he met the World famous wife of the newly elected president, Adlai Stevenson Jr., who before her recent marriage, was our old pal, Bertha Mae Kattnig. While visiting her he heard that Helen Millard was now employed as Bertha's private nurse. As he was preparing to leave the scene of the White House, he met Albert Kidder, a special agent for the F. B. I., busy in- vestigating a case on communist spies. He explained his work to Tom, who then moved on to New York City, where he heard that Sally Littrell was now appearing on television. She had taken over where Lucille Ball had quit, and was enjoying her job im- mensely. Also in New York, he saw Odetta Knuth, now the head fashion designer at Saks Fifth Avenue. She had finally made it after years of hard work. As Tom turns from his telescope, his chief assistant, Wayne Vahldick, brings him bad news about their latest experiment on an easier meansof'transportation between Earth and the moon. He went to work with memor1esof'his old days at C. C. H. S. running through his mind. He knew that his friends were successful and without them, the world would be incomplete. .Sznior Cfadd Jwdfory The history of the Senior Class began in the school year of l9h9-1950 with an enrollment of thirty students. They were: Thomas Paxton, Presidentg Paul Montgomery, Vice-Presidentg Mar- gie Eakins, Secretaryg Raymond Seybold, Treasure, Jessie May Littrell, Reporterg Robert Baker, Kathryn Ryan, and Thomas Pax- ton, Student Councilg Wesley Colvin, Ray Ryan, Albert Kidder, James Ingersoll, Richard Hobby, Jack Hobby, Russell Koch, Robert DeGree, Franklin Langston, Harold Ankenman, Robert Feldman, Vir- ginia Hartinez, Bertha Mae Kattnig, Ada Mae Jennings, Odetta Knuth, Margaret Ann Comer, Frances Oelrich, Joseph Martinez, Luz Sanchez, Chester Koch. And for a swell helper through year, we were given, Miss Gertrude Yeakey, for Soon after the beginning of the school Austin, Elizabeth Marlene Godwin, Edward Bates, and out our Freshmen our Sponsor. year the Seniors initiated us and afterwards we were honored with a party given by the Seniors. In November we lost one of our classmates, Luz Sanches, but gained another in March, Nancy Bennett. We lost another pupil when Virginia Martinez, left us. One day toward the last day of school we teamed up with the Juniors and enjoyed an afternoon party together. And so ended our Freshmen year. As Sophmores, we started out with twenty-nine students, Frances Oelrich left us after a few weeks, but we were fortunate enough to gain Helen Millard, so our attendance stood the same. Thanks to Mr. Manatos, our sponsor, we presented two very successful assemblies, both original ideas of Mlkesn.

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1041397 Along about the end of the year we all enjoyed a party at De Weese Reservoir. All the gang being present, we proceeded to have a great time at square dancing and weiner roasting. At the Junior-Senior Prom the girls served the banquet for the Juniors. We wore dutch costumes to match the theme of dec- oration. During sum er vacation, we lost several classmates. Nancy Bennett moved to Denver, Kathryn Ryan moved to Cripple Creek and Ray Ryan being occupied with a good steady job did not return to school. we also lost Edward Bates. The biggest event of our Junior year was our play, 'Just Ducky . The cast was as follows: Hr. Maxwell, Harold Ankenmang Mrs. Maxwell, Helen Millard, Connie Maxwell, Ada Austlng Betty Lou Maxwell, Margie Eakins: Wilbur Maxwell, Albert Kidder, Bern- adine Smith, Sally Littrell: Hercules Nelson, Franklin Langston, Mr. Moore, Raymond Seyboldg Mr. Marshall, Robert Feldman: Gregg Moore, Robert DeGree: Aunt lary, largaret Comer: Miss Blayne, Odetta Knuth. Bertha Kattnig, Marlene Godwin and Betty Jennings provided entertainment between acts. Our class rings Canother Major Event! were recieved in Jan- uary. We then started to work on the Junior-Senior Prom, super- vised by Mrs. Neef and Mrs. Marley. Our theme was 'Moon Light and Roses . To end our Junior year, we had a picnic at the Oak Creek Picnic Grounds. Afterwards, a few people drove home through Canon City. At the start of our Senior year we had 23 pupils left. Of course we initiated the Freshmen and we might add, they were swell sports. The night after initiation we gave a party in honor of the Freshmen and a few weeks later we had another party to use our left over supply of party food. We plan on a Senior trip the first week in May. Baccalau- reate services will be held May 17th and following week will be taken up by Class Night and other activities. Graduation exercises will be held on the night of May 22nd. And though you have heard us gripe and groan for four years, we all know that the four years we spent here have been very happy years indeed. h . gy ix -X A v f