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

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P fl 5 EiEf2'2M' EHT'FFTf 'ff'41 f-aff?'yvftfffiili' xi T, iw, wry Vw iffdtvp sglig 'jf' U fi T in if FV- N 'f ig ' 6 Gertrude Noe is found in an office in the newspaper building. She sends shrill, curt orders over the telephone and she ends by saying to hurry and bring her a hamburger. Shirley Hessler is Home Economics teacher at D.G.H.S, Her assistant is Dorothy Peters. Their class is composed chiefly of boys. 7 Carl Erickson is a great machinist. His chief occupation is making machines which help students to learn and remember their lessons. Frances Winkler was undecided what to do, but finally found that housekeeping was her desire. She was offered several positions and finally accepted one as a wife of a 51 dude ranch owner. We don't mind going to the hospital if it's the one in which we see the smiling face of 'fp the supervisor, Jeanne Moore. .jg In a dainty red and white kitchen, I see Versa Bowman. She takes her cake from oven, 'f looks at it with pride, and then sighes as she thinks how long it will be before :QI 'He' comes home, 1 Vera Bowman always could sing those Blues songs, and she has taken Gimmy Simm's place on I a well-known radio program. QQ To executive Don Shepherd of Du Pont Company we see two friends as secretaries. They 1 are none other than Betty Helden and Iorraine Rosendale, ' Gene Barnes after experimenting with electricity and surviving several shocks, is now the finest electrical engineer in the country and has found a more accurate method for obtaining the distance of the stars. In Kansas we see a rich wheat farmer, Phil Gosser. Onthe side she runs a home for an bachelors. gi We saw a completed room newly decorated. The famed decorator stood back surveying her work with a smile. The decorator-Ella Harrison. Jack Roberts is now a reporter for the Denver Post, He is interviewing a beautiful debutante on How to get along with beshful boys. Clifford Starr is now a very serious person for his is a real responsibility. Besides keeping his swing band really swinging, he must also take care of that little lady jf playing in the band, the only girl in it, and the only one in his life. if Helen Winkler knows a bargain when she sees one, for she is buyer in one of the largest department stores in Denver. 'ig if Gorkey Hoyerr is a famous geoligist, but he still has time for footballg his advice is being sought by many of the leading coaches today. jj 9 Things come right on schedule for Bob Rhodus. Bob is a railroad operator. And then we have that cheerful Georgia lhy Grimes who loves her job as PRESIDENT of the Association for Distribution of Smiles. Bill Mixer chose his profession early in life, and now is Commander of West Point - there being no more Indians or New Worlds to conquer. 14 signed: Your Future 1 , 413 Lslmr lk kme sa ,., m.a QQ.sga ae ab xam agisma-.1- A f+n fl, ,,,,,,,4,g 2 , 3 ' ' ' bv J 4 , I , . p E J Af Q .E J if g