Douglas County High School - Huskie Highlights Yearbook (Castle Rock, CO)

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,, a Q uf lg iff' S: KI? 112, 1- ,P We 1 oz: ' .,- ' li I Q 'v' Q 21 IE X Y Fil 'sei - ' - S. K C I 1 ' 5 lil if wg .51 We the Seniors of 1949, being in ful.l possession of our sanity, KU, do hereby be- Hi queath our most treasured possessions as follows: QIf you aren't pleased, don't worry, you if can will them to someone else when your turn comes., 'ff To the Junior Class, we will our methods of getting along with most of the teachers. tg, To the Sophomores, we will our happy-go-lucky ways, Don't be so glum, kids. To the Freshmen we will our dignity UD. 53 vb 1 H- , 54, I, Marcus Klocker, will my curly hair to Bill Hewins. I, Delbert Ahrendt, do hereby bequeath W quick temper to Vernon Nelson. L To Quentin Johnson, I , Carrol Glover, will my wolfish ways. Better watch out! I, Jeanne Ira will my worries about my studies to Georgie Chaddoch. ha To Sherrill Harrison, I, Gilbert Cramer will my quiet manner. , I , Corlq Hoyer, will my even temper in a basketball game to Bob Blevins. 'gf I , Virginia Lowell, will W way with the boys to Barbara Cramer. Q' IQ I, Don Shepherd, will W C.W.G. girls to Ron Oxnam. Good luck, Ron. I Q, To all of you girls who are tall, I, Phyllis Gosser, will W ability to wear spike- , e heels I, Betty Helden, hereby will W way with Coach Matney to Esther Engel. ,5 fl I Dorothy Marr will my cheerleading ability to Beverly Harrison. Lots of luck '- I , Beverly , , ' .T ' Q I5 I, Jack Roberts, will W athletic ability to Gaius Smith. f To Albert Peters, I, Bob Rhodus, will W job as manager on the basketball squad. 5' To anyone who wants it I lhrtha Serrell will my ability to wear straight skirts. f ,Q 9 9 Q l 'Ei I, Sarah Perry, will W twirling ability to Marilyn Gilleylan. E2 To Buddy Boyer I Georgia Grimes will my A in English. Better take advantage -1 51, Buddy ! i ! 2 Ie- - an To Betty Allison, I, Helen Winkler will my use of COSMETICS. If I, Lorraine Rosendale, will my height to Sally Kinchelo. . QQ H, I, Patty Shea, will my efficiency in the office to Alba Lee Poston. j: , I, Bill Mixer, do hereby bequeath W red CU hair to Iyman Verne Mundy. ,Q To Glenna Johnson, I, Dorothy Peters will my even temper, Count to ten, Glenna. fix' l I., Gertie Noe, will W stature to Lois Mikelson who might need it, To Clcma Bradley, I, Virginia Allison, hereby will my dream' eyes. 31, , I, Barbara Johnson, will my blonde hair and blue eyes to Rommona Horyer. as I, Carl Erickson, will my bashfulness to Noel Alexander. Ig To Charles Williams, I, Jeanne Moore, will my job as editor of the paper. . I, Mary Ullery, will W cheerful smile to Donna Depue. I, Frances Winkler, hereby will W neat appearance to Janet Ehman, 351 -, To Ruth Pfeifer, I, Edythe Wadstein, will W neat hair-do. '-il: Z I, bbra Hilburger, will W tan to Chuck Conrad. Can you use it, Chuck? gi To Jzbmny Eohols, I, Gene Barnes, will my position on the Football Squad. X, We Vera and Versa. Bowman will our ability to go with brothers to Jeanne and fl 5- 9 ! 4, Ne Louise Rosendale. T2 I, Howard Anderson, will W careful driving to Dick Remley. It doesn't psy to be careless Dick! ff. f' To James McVeigh, I, Clifford Starr, will W gift for gab. I, Ella Harrison, will W ORNEELINESS to Sally Finch. 7 Q, I Shirley Hessler will W dark hair to Joa.n Winkler. ?- , ' r We have set our seal .on this final will on March 1, 1949, and any changes are 2 5. absolutely forbidden. L. , Q5 Signed: 'rim smnons OF '49 1- 1, f f. fw ll-w Ai.fs If fa. 1ls ff.,-almlul -4 .401 -hll ssa xlaasi a algal Lal.- AWE, aALs,ggf f,2- a, ,J H , - , , . 1 1 V -F: ! y J 1 If I

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7. fl . F We have just attended an alumni meeting, Nhy 1959, of the class of '49 and are pleased to lj g .V . - . , - ..V. ..V.. . , ,. . aw.. ,..-,...-...H . ...ew ..,.. ..,.e...,... .-.avg alms.-asf-. J . .,,v: f:i.fi..,.i1-.ww :av-1 :lr-..A.w.f-? ::---. ,.-::.f:en - 4 :-r i5QSL11ILQfLA1iLL1Y4. Q'L,1,l.'L A1J.illLJ111.! LL3I5..-L'L.V.ICAlL,3LfLL3fAL.'U'lf.Ui Nq1.Dlll.M.IM1.k'.kQ RLi'i1lilLi'JL,hE2LClll LI,lf.ilSljLl3.Lil 1QL1l5A.iI',,x'L5QE'TL il, Y-YL i.l.i.'Q.1, L11 . QLQLIJLJ1CHL.fI.7lfG. vff' 'ff ,' SENIOR : CLASS PROPHECY V7 see our fellow class-mates in the following ways: If First, I see Dorothy Nhrr, an airline hostess, working on the same plane that Delbert L Ahrendt is flying. Some coincidence! C V2 W:-a Hilburger has developed a great fancy for horses. She has a class for twenty-five, fi Qwe mean horses, which she has trained with great skill and which she exhibits 3 in all the crowded arenas, Edythe Wadstein, having finished her education in America, went to Europe to study more ,, thoroughly, and now she is professor of Languages at D. U. f., f We were looking in a magazine and there we saw a picture of a horse. We marveled and K wondered who the artist could have beeng looking closer we discovered the name It 4 - of Virginia Lowell. Virginia does this on the side while keeping house. se 3 Way down in TEXAS we see Carrol Glover, the owner of a large ranch. How are the Long- : horns, Carrol? ff 5. Barbara Johnson has exchanged Wayne's class ring for a narrow gold band, It is the same gf' Barbara, as she still likes to joke about it. Due to the popularity of Mechanical Devices, Gilbert Cramer is riding a mechanical horse 3, to test it so that it will be safe for small children. , Sarah Perry is very successful as she has developed her love for chickens by becoming if owner of a poultry farm. Imogene Ira's life is very peaceful and busy. Flower raising has proved more interesting 5 than cooking-her husband is forced to cook the meals. ' Patty Shea, who is in South America, is the wife of an engineer. She spends her time e w 4 watching little red-heads bobbing here and there. F- Martha Serrell has :married a race horse trainer. Due to her small stature she is his W . most dependable jockey. l fl' 3 Howard Andersen, who is a famous jockey, always comes in in the lead for he ca.n't dis- f appoint his fans-among which are a great many girls. ge 'f 1 Virginia Allison has revolutionized the business of beauty operating by making it L fashionable for men to wear long bobs, After a great deal of deliberation, Mary Ullery decided against becoming a surgeon and gg instead her voice is now heard over the radio waves whenever the Metropolitan Opera Company broadcasts. Q Marcus Klocker has become a Public Speaker. One of his most celebrated lectures being upon the subject, In what particular business would you advise a short boy to engage ? 3 14 41-56H'l-K-44--Hifi!!!-45N-X'3fN-X'X-N 'L 4 ' -'f-03 1v'5W's 'N 'Ka 'M .Mx '. -' 'ly' L..'a:Ll:..f:..Lp- . .4-Jr.-'...-'.X.-'.':Ef.v was.f:J'.es.f+3l7a:Eilg..,f:af.:.LclfflsifzlEn::l.,g'l,f:lf'iGc?'.J.-'..1.2. .Tff-l. :.4:Lf,, K , 1 4 - , A l'L V ,g lg n If 1 if Y T X I