Eagle High School - Lux Aquilae Yearbook (Eagle, CO)

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Tom and Larry Russell and Glenn Smith entered the Eagle school in the second grade. Virginia Cramp and Bruce Price joined the class in the fourth grade. Bruce attended school at Piney for a short time and rejoined the class in the sixth grade. Jane Dice also joined the class in the sixth grade but later attended school in Missouri, rejoining the class in our Junior year in High School. Jack Whittaker and Shirley Eaton from Brush Creek made their appearance in the class during our seventh and eighth grades. Others have joined the class from various places later dropping from the class roll. Among these were Dorothy Carter, who left us in our Junior year to enter the bonds of matrimony; James Thayer, Earl Glaze, and Richard Haggart transferred to other schools before we entered high school. Entering high school in the fall of 1947, like most Freshmen, our aim was to set the world on fire, not only by achieving high scholastic standings but by partici- pating in all extra-curricular activities and making a name for ourselves. In this endeavor, we have not been without our share of success. Bruce Price, Tom Russell Larry Russell, Glenn Smith and Jack Whittaker have been members of the football and basketball teams; Jane Dice Shirley Eaton, and Virginia Cramp have been outstanding in Glee Club, Pep Club and Band. Activities sponsored by our class were; the Junior Play, Showdown At Sawtooth ; and our Senior Play, A Date With Judy. We were responsible for starting the Stage Door Canteen in our Junior year. We are still looking forward to Sneak Day and the month of May, when we have our Commencement Exercises. Each of our eight members is looking forward to receiving that Sheep Skin so we too can take our place in the world of experience. Motto: Use today; tomorrow may never come. Colors: Green and Gold. Flower: American Beauty Rose ---Bruce Price

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NAME BEST POINT AMBITION PET PEEVE iJUOTE Brace Grin Navy Most girls Oh nuts Glenn Sense of humor Minister Girls Hun ner over Jack Eyelashes Grow tall Tall girls Oh rats Larry Hair Marines Brother There's a small fee Tom Smile Marines Stubborn O.K. for people you Jane Curly hair Harry People that I mean— gripe you know Virginia Lips Harold Harold Dad burn it Shirley Eyes California People Jeez , r o5C r',SF’ Bruce: I understand kisses speak the language of love. Beverly: Yes. Bruce: Well, let’s talk things over. Miss Berndt: You mustn't laugh out- loud in Study Hall. Glenn: I didn't mean to. I was just smiling and it broke. Mr. Dufphey: Never mind the aate, the examination is more im- portant. Virginia: ell, sir, 1 wanted to nave something rignt on my paper. Tom: Is my face dirty, or is it my imagination? Jack: I don’t know about your imag- ination but your face is clean. Larry: Jane: There are 300 girls in Eagle County and 1 naven't kissed one. Which one? Thyra: Shirley: (passing the candy) Sweets to the sweet. Thank you. Now won't you have some nuts? a BEnlOR LOOKS BACK Little spots of knowledge Little puffs of wit Makes the simple Freshman Tnink the Seniors it, Lives of Seniors all remind us e can make our lives like tneirs And departing leave oenind us Footprints on the high school stairs Little pieces of ruboer Little drops of paint wakes tne bad report card Look as if it ain't. Don't tnink every sad-eyed woman has love and lost Perhaps she got nim. THE oik hGES OF OMEN Safety pins Hair pins Fraternity pins Diamond pins Clothes pins Holling pins