Deer Trail High School - Trails Yearbook (Deer Trail, CO)

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ll Back Row: fLeft to Right! Imo Coonts, Carol Donavon, Rolland Siffring, Richard Gerstenberger, Thomas Dugan, Bernice Ritter, Lavonne Newbold, Doris Ann Kinkade, A Edwin Norris, Marvin Hinkle. ' ' Front Row: H'w ' Ellen Weisensee, Hermalee Spillman, Floyd Kontou R Robert Ross, Billie Dale Rector, Hugh Johnson, Philip Deter, Leo Doherty, Carl Hergesheimer, Gary Deter, Eugene Lasley, Absent Members: Betty Harris, Teddy Staples, and Robert Bailie. ' ' Entered after picture: ggggbggipley, Rodney n . R Miss Helen Weatherwax-Teacher T: IHIHU HIUHH4 --------au- M S.K.GLARK Teacher T. x , , , YAA, ,,,,,, . .L.,,lt -- V..- i K Q Ei W in 0 E, l ' '

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UUH EHHUI SEHUUL Our Grade School is organized with two grades for each grade teacher. The seventh and eighth grades are on the same schedule as the high school and their classes in English, social science, music, and physical education are taught by the high school staff. The music for the upper six grades is taught by the school music teacher. ACTIVITIES Christmas Operetta NChristmas for Others' The production was given for the annual Community agd School Christmas Program on the evening of December l ,. 941. The Operetta was centered around the nursery rhyme characters of NThe Old Woman Who Lived In a Shoeg Simple Simon, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spratt, The Queen of Hearts, Mistress Mary and others.n ' Choruses of Cranberry Maids, Pop Corn Ladies, Snow Crystals, English Walnuts, Birds and Rabbits, and Christmas Lights supported the cast. The costumes were beautiful and the music and lines were enjoyed by a very large crowd. Instrumental Music During this school year the school acquired six violins and instructions were provided for six boys and girls of the 5th and 6th grades. It is planned this way to build up instrumental music by beginning with the younger children. Miss Smith taught the violin class. Private piano lessons were given weekly to more than ten pupils in the upper grades. I Physical Education The boys of the 7th and Sth grades have two periods weekly for physical education classes and some of the boys participated on the school junior high school basketball eam. The girls of the above grades also have two periods per week in the gymnasium. This year these girls had a peppy pep squad for home games,

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, A Ii ,. W Y YY , ,- . Xx , 'ET 4' AND GRADES 234 5223 ti? -no-una H. Weatherwax -4: Teacher y l V V V V V W., ,M ff , f . ,', 1' A f ffff 4,',A, L. A .',' ff,'H,'ffffQfffffQffiffff9B.fIQQQiQffQ'1QQffff lnl,le .. .. MQ ,,.4 ..,A... ..4. K Baclp Row: CLeft to Rightl ' ' ' ' 14011139 Spilhnan, Anna Grace Lesley, Elinore Stimpfling, ' Elsie Weisensee, Velma Bartlett, Evelyn Scott, Eddene Yeager, Leo Ritter, Bobby Stimpfling, Vernon Ady, Chester Venter, Hobert Rector. Middle Row: . ' Dale Vancil, Alvin Bartlett, Billy Michele, Neil Hinkle, Irene Newbold, Herbert Knuth, Maribelle Doherty, LeRoy Donavon, ' Louella Spillman, Donald Fox, Front Rowr ' Kenneth Ludwick, Patty Ritter, Khy Ballard, Bert Dodge, Tom Hergesheimer, Florence Hergesheimer, Peggie Coonts, Gary Middlemist, Elbert Johnson,.Harry Venter. Absent members: Naomi Hanks, Joyce McNabb, Ronald Ross Y Mrs. Katherine Qlarg,HTeacher,V R