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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1955 volume:

ADMINISTRATION SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ELEMENTARY FAVORITES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISING ce , C tv c ve V 'DecUcati t We the Seniors of 1955 wish to dedicate this annual to Mr. Eaton, the custodian of Eagle High School. His loyal serv- ice and untiring efforts have made Eagle High a better school. uilcU up4 To the Seniors of 1955- I am happy for the opportunity to extend greetings to the Class of 1955. I congratulate you who have achieved your goal. We hope that the training you have received will enable you to face problems wisely and to arrive at decisions that will be a credit to you. We feel confident that each one of you will be an asset to the community in which you live and a source of great pride to the school in pointing to you as one of its graduates. May you resolve to try even harder in the future to make every minute of your school years count in order that you may develop into intelligent-thinking and intelligent-acting people. May you ever cherish the happy memories of your High School days. I wish to express my sincere thanks for your generous cooperation this school year. Sincerely yours. I. B. Ralston School sww MRS. LAURENE KNUPP........................President MR. T. H. ODGERS..........................Secretary MR. FRED DICE-----------------------------Treasurer MR. JOHN T. PSIAHAS English, French Senior Sponsor MISS KATY D. KROUT Typing, Home Economics Junior Sponsor MR. IRA B. RALSTON Superintendent MR. JAMES B. ARMSTRONG Coach Shop, History Sophomore Sponsor MR. FRED DWIRE Math, Science Freshman Sponsor DICK ALLEN Student Council 1 Class Officer, President 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Track 2,3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 3,4 Journalism Club 4 Annual Staff 4 E Club 4 GEORGE CHRISTIANSEN Florence, Colorado Class Office 2; 4 Football 1,2, 3, 4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Track 2 Chorus 2,3,4 Senior Play 3,4 Junior Play 3 Journalism Club 4 Annual Staff 4 E Club 4 ETHEL MARKS Girls' Chorus 2, 3 Class Office 4 Cheerleader 3 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Journalism Club 4 Mixed Chorus 2,3 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 1.2, 3,4 Carbondale 1 Congratulations Seniors THE DIAMOND J MARY JO TREZISE Band 1,2, 3 Chorus 1,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 4 Journalism Club 4 Pep Club 1.2. 3,4 Speech Contest 3,4 GLORIA SANSOSTI Class Office 2,3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Glee Club 1.2, 3.4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 4 Twirler 2,3,4 Solo Contest 2, 3, 4 Photography Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Band 1,2 DONNA RANDALL Student Council President 4 Class Office 1,4 Band Twirler 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Photography Club 4 Congratulations to the Class of 1955 MR. and MRS. BOB TREZISE JERRY McLAIN Band 1,2,3 Drum Major 2,3,4 Junior Play 1,3 Senior Play 4 Basketball 2, 3,4 Track 2 Manager 1, 3,4 Glee Club 1, 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Office 1,2 Photography Club 4 Speech Contest 2,3,4 E Club FAYE DICE Speech Contest 3,4 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Journalism Club 4 Solo Contest 1,2, 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 BARBARA WATSON Student Council 1 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Chorus 1,4 FHA 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Congratulations to Seniors of 1955 MR. and MRS. FRANK SANSOSTI BETTY WATSON Chorus 1,2 Red Cross Rep. 2 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 3 FHA 4 Pep Club 4 Annual Staff 4 MARY ROSE PALMER Woodstock, 111. FHA 1,3,4 Pep Club 1,4 Science Club 1 Chorus 1.4 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Sewing Club 1 TERRY ANN LEWIS Student Council 3 Cheerleader 2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Speech Contest 2,3,4 Photography Club 4 Glee Club 1,2, 3.4 Solo Contest 3 Band Twirler 2, 3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Congratulations to the Class of 1955 MR. and MRS. H.W. LEWIS MELVIN NEUMANN Englewood, Colorado Football 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Leathercraft Club 4 Annual Staff 4 -E Club 4 LOUIS FENNO Basketball 2, 3,4 Chorus 1,2 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Annual Staff 4 “E Club 4 Leathercraft Club 4 MYRA HALL Class Office 3 Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Journalism Club 4 Annual Staff 4 RONNIE KOCH Morrison, Colorado Class Office 2 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,4 Track 2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Junior Play 3 Solo Contest 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Speech Contest 3 E Club VIOLET PALMER Woodstock, 111. Chorus 1,2 Senior Play 4 FHA 1,2 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 SCKC I T{ M I. Dick Allen, will my ability to get into trouble to anyone that doesn't know any better, and my ability to drive to Dennis Schumacher. I, Bud Christiansen, will my little books to Skip Chambers and my desk in Study Hall to Paul Luby. I, Faye Dice, will my interest in a certain Wisconsin boy to no one and my singing ability to Audrey Metheny. I, Louis Fenno, will my ability to type to anyone bad enough to need it and my books to Bill Matney. I, Myra Hall, will my desk in Study Hall to Betty Neumann and my ability to get along with the Edwards boys to Genevieve Long. I, Ronnie Koch, will my ability to go steady to Paul Luby and my desk in Study Hall to Bud Harrison. I, Terry Lewis, will my desk in Study Hall to my sister Suzie and my ability to be quiet to Daine Lewis. I, Ethel Marks, will my long hair to Genevieve Long and my interest in a certain sailor to no one. I, Jerry McLain, will my tallness and my GOOD GRADES to my brother Dennis and my place in speech to John Buchholz. I, Melvin Neumann, will my ability to get along with teachers to anyone that doesn't want to. I, Mary Rose Palmer, will my desk in Study Hall to Maureen Barz and my short hair to Donna Russell. I, Violet Palmer, will all my boyfriends to Audrey Metheny. I, Donna Randall, will my ability to drive a Ford to Gary Lieber, and my quietness to Jere McCain. I, Gloria Sansosti, will my ability to flirt to Doug Lewis and my interest in a Red Ford to no one. I, Jo Trezise, will all the fun I had at the Sweet Shop to Genevieve Long and my ability to get excited to Earlene Boore. I, Barbara Watson, will my interest in that North Dakota to no one, and my books to who ever wants them. I, Betty Watson, will my Minnesota boy to no one and my desk in Study Hall to Donna Russell. To Mr. Ralston another Class with as much get up and go as we. To Mr. Psiahas we will another fine bunch of HILLBILLIES such as we made in HEADIN'FOR THE HILLS. To the Juniors we will more girls. To the Sophomores and Freshmen we will all of our most treasured books and the BRAINS to go with them. To the school, we will the memory of a class that sticks together and really pulls for what we want and another bunch of good looking kids. We, the SENIORS hereby do sign our names witnessed by each other, to our Last Will and Testament as above written: Compliments of EAGLE LAKE GAS CO. Senio Guess I’ll mosey out to see if this month's paper is here. Anything interestin'? Wal-- DONNA RANDALL TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR IN '76. Donna has become a strong leader in her party. She is expected to win by a landslide. HMMM—here's an article stating that the financial outlook for next year, 1976, is bright according to the foremost stockbroker, Dick Allen. Dick seems to be quite a big shot on Wall Street. It says here that Faye Dice is making her debut at the Met this month. The critics say Faye is one of the greatest sopranos of the era. Gee, a new speed record has been set for jet flying. The champ is none other than Barbara Watson. Despite the fact she is a woman, Barbara has certainly excelled in jet flying. Wow!! here is a picture of that vivacious model, Gloria Sansosti, modeling the fashions for '76. If I remember right, she looked O. K. in a cheerleading suit twenty years ago. I see that Senator Melvin Neumann has made the headlines again. The Senator is quite a controversial figure. He is urging the passage of a bill permitting senators to attend burlesque shows on government time. Well, Mary Rose Palmer, famed mountain climber, has conquered Mt. Everest. This makes Mary Rose the first American and the first woman to achieve this great undertaking. Here is a column written by Betty Watson, well-known marriage counselor. Many people contact Betty for solutions to their problems. It looks like Mary Jo Trezise is expected to receive the Academy Award this year. Producer of the picture was Ronnie Koch, who has really made a name for Mary Jo and himself. This article says since her appointment at Johns Hopkins as head research chemist Dr. Myra Hall has found a cure for every known disease. What's this? Notre Dame is the first college to hire a woman football coach who is Terry Lewis. Notre Dame finished undefeated this year. It says that head horticulturist. Prof. Bud Christiansen of Podunk University (PU), has discovered over 300 uses of the dandelion. Here’s a picture of Inventor Violet Palmer. Violet has invented a fabric com- parable to Superman's famous suit. The Palmer Industries will start producing this marvel soon. An article about Louis Fenno, famous space scientist states that he has succeeded in reaching Mars. His party will go on from there to Jupiter and other planets. The Washington scene again--Secretary of State John T. Psiahas, journeyed to London to consult Ethel Marks, Ambassador to Great Britain. The two diplomats, with top British officials have completed arrangements for the purchase of Canada by the U. S. It looks like all my classmates have found success. What became of me? I run a general store up here in Lone Mule, Tennessee. Bought it from some fellow named Cy Goolus and here I live with my family of thirteen, very happy and content!! —Jerry McLain Compliments of: THE INDEPENDENT LUMBER COMPANY t6e @lci4A 955 It was the fall of 1943. The mighty class of'55 enrolled in the first grade. Out of that original class remain only Terry Ann Lewis. Betty Watson. Barbara Watson, Donna Randall, and Dick Allen. We gained some and lost some dur- ing our grade school years and when we graduated from the eighth grade there were Maitland Coombs, Betty Watson, Donna Randall, Faye Dice, Dick Allen, Jerry McLain, Louis Fenno, Terry Ann Lewis, David Bulkley, Mary Jo Trezise, Kay Carter, Don Figgens, Barbara Watson, and Dorothy Mullen. In the fall of'51, eighteen hearty Freemen enrolled in Eagle High School, We gained Don Collett, Gloria Sansosti, Bob Claussen, Margie Tucker, Myra Hall, and Ethel Marks came later in the year. We started out strong as do all Freshmen, with most of the boys going out for sports, while the girls partici- pated in nearly all of the extra-curricular activities, and the entire class started out for high academic success. We started our sophomore year by gaining Bud Christiansen, Lynn Reeves, and Melvin Neumann. We then came to our last two years of High School by putting on our Junior Class Play, Life of the Party, and then the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet of our Junior Year. Then, at last, the long awaited finale, our Senior Year. In that grand year we presented our Senior Play, Headin' for the Hills, published the LUX AQUILAE, sponsored many school parties, went on Sneak Day, and are now ready for Graduation. We are at last ready to go forth into the wonderful world and to take our places in it. Compliments of STANLEY'S GROCERY Settion, NAME FAVORITE SONG KNOWN FOR AMBITION FAVORITE SAYING Mr. Psiahas Blue Moon Line Ambassador to France ”C'est la vie Dick Allen Let Me Go Lover Jokes Get Rich Could Be Bud Christiansen North Build Staying Alive Ya Dumb Grunt Faye Dice I Love You Voice College then Marriage Yah ya did Louis Fenno This Old House Quietness Look and Listen I didn't Myra Hall My Happiness Personality Marriage Stupid” Ronnie Koch Mambo Italiano Manner Air Force Wait Awhile Terry Lewis Temptation Smile Go to College Shook Up Ethel Marks Secret Love Hair Go to Japan Silly Jerry McLain Mister Sandman Legs Travel I Did Not Melvin Neumann John and Marsha Walk 20 Wives That's all She Wrote Mary Rose Palmer Sh-Boom Hair Have 12 Boys My Land Violet Palmer Lover Temper Marriage My Gosh Donna Randall Just One More Chance Eyes Go to College Don’t Know Do Ya Gloria Sansosti That’s All I Want From You Figure Go to Florida I'll Betch Ya Jo Trezise Count Your Blessings Glasses Nurse Ya Horse Barbara Watson I Don't Hurt Anymore Grin Business School Good Night Betty W atson Hold My Hand Eyes Marriage Whoops GARY LIEBER Vice President JOHN BUCHHOLZ Secretary BUDDY HARRISON Student Council Representative AUDREY METHENY Cheerleader Susann Lewis Doug Lewis Genevieve Long Bob Ross President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Student Council Betty Neumann Jere McCain Linda Price Bruce Eaton Cheerleader Jackie Sagrillo Joan Terrill Dennis Schumacher Maureen Barz President Donna Chambers Vice President Melvin Chambers Secretary Bonnie Terry Student Council Diane Lewis Cheerleader Paul Luby Brenda Eaton Earlene Boore Don McLain Evelyn Boore Donna Russell Compliments of METHODIST CHURCH 'pacutty MRS. NETTIE TERRILL First and Second Grades MRS. MARJORY BRADY Third and Fourth Grades MR. LESLIE HUTCHINSON Fifth and Sixth Grades MRS. MATILDA PHILLIPS Seventh and Eighth Grades MR. WALTER CURTIS Music Director First row: Pat St. John, Chris Koonce, Bob Johnson, Linda Hill, Hrlin Priest, Jim Graves. Second row: Diane Carter, Alvin Schumacher, Connie Greve, Doug Kirby, Linda Andrews, Billy Bush. Third row: Jack Bindley, Bertha Cpwden, Caralee River, Faye Sage, David Vollmar, Mike Knupp. Fourth row: Keith Thomas, Pam McCain, Kevin Neumann, Hal Koonce, Anna Bindley, Sandra Carter. Fifth row: Bill Simmons Bill Andrews, Steven Swartz, Ronnie Worley, Glen Vollmar. pin t cutd Second tyuuteo Compliments of the EAGLE THEATER LLOYD GREVE First row: Bill Johnson, David Davis, Patricia Brady, Mike St. John, Pat Carlow, Faye Morris. Second row: Karen Stewart, Vincent Riepenhoff, Jean Eichler; Clifford Fenno. Third row: Donna Kay Bush. Ray Garrett, Jim Cowden, Martha Simonds, Steve John- son, DiAnn Simmons. Fourth row; Dana Rule, Linda Schumacher, Mike Simonds, Ruth Williams, Ronald Schlutter, Carol DeGraw. Fifth row: George Terry, Lois Hill, John Fenno. cutd tyuuCe First row: Thomas Luby, Sandra Swartz, David Knupp, Danny Simonds, Linda Marks, Byron Puff. Second row: Glenna Chambers, Edna Mae Watson, Deanna Eichler. Third row: Connie Phillips, Brian Bobbitt, Donald Watson, Jody Chambers, Terry Garrett, Gail Phillips. Fourth row: Janice Sage, Sandra Koch, Jimmy Randall, Sharon Boore, Kay Riepenhoff. 'Pty ct StxtA Compliments of VINCENT'S First row: Janice Carlow, Robin Rogers, Patty Terry, Claude DeGraw, Jetty Buchholz, Stephen Brady. Second row: Carolyn Metheny, Herbie Eaton, Judy Seabry, Donald Chambers, Susan Koonce, Roy Barz. Third row: Judy Schumacher, Judy Smith, Kay Neumann, Carolyn Brady, Patty Marks, Beth Terrill. Fourth row: Rosanne Puff, Bob Watson, Barry Koch. Seventh and Seniors MYRA HALL BUD CHRISTIANSEN Juniors BILL MATNEY AUDREY METHENY Sophomores LINDA PRICE BOBBY ROSS Freshmen PAUL LUBY DONNA LOUISE CHAMBERS Sponsored by EAGLE VALLEY TELEPHONE CO, 'poetfcUl Paul Luby, Bobby Ross, Bud Christiansen. Ronnie Koch, Gary Lieber, Dick Allen, John Buchholz, Bruce Eaton, Melvin Neumann. Bill Matney, Buddy Harrison, Doug Lewis. 1954 SCHEDULE WE THEY Minturn (Forfeit) 2 0 Silt 13 8 Carbondale 21 60 Grand Valley 72 0 New Castle 6 60 Aspen 51 39 Gypsum 24 28 Coll Bran 77 18 Total; 266 213 THE EAGLES Compliments of MARTIN SWARTZ MR, RALSTON, Coach BOBBY ROSS, H. B. BRUCE EATON, End MELVIN NEUMANN. End DICK ALLEN, End, Capt. BUD HARRISON. F.B. JOHN BUCHHOLZ, Q.B. GARY LIEBER, End Compliments of EAGLE PHARMACY BUD CHRISTIANSEN. F. B. PAUL LUBY, H.B. DOUG LEWIS. End BILL MATNEY, Center Sponsored by SHARP'S BEER AND LUNCH ‘S z4 et €iCC Bobby Ross Jerry McLain Bill Matney John Buchholz Buddy Harrison Dick Allen Doug Lewis Bud Christiansen Paul Luby Louis Fenno Ira B. Ralston, Coach JOHN BUCHHOLZ DOUG LEWIS DICK ALLEN LOUIS FENNO BILL MATNEY BUD CHRISTIANSEN ‘Sa4 et6a£l g Squad Dennis Schumacher, Bruce Eaton, Melvin Neumann, Gary Lieber, Skip Chambers, Donnie McLain, Mr. Armstrong, Coach. tyuuCe School ' z4 et z£C Steve Brady, Don Chambers, Bobby Watson, Herbie Eaton, Robin Rogers, Claude De- Graw, Roy Barz, Barry Koch. Although the record of this team was not impressive, its spirit was. Compliments of EAGLE IMPLEMENT CO. Student (?auHcil Donna Randall--------------- President Not.Shown: Mary Jo Trezise-----------------Senior Buddy Harrison------------------------- - - - junior Bobby Ross -- ---------------------- Sophomore Bonnie Terry ------------------------- Freshman Compliments of MR. AND MRS. JOHN T. HARTMAN Audrey Metheny, Betty Neumann, Roxie Yost, Diane Lewis, Gloria Sansosti, Barbara Watson, Donna Russell, Joan Terrill, Jere McCain, Brenda Eaton, Genevieve Long, Miss Krout, Bonnie Terry, Donna Randall, Terry Ann Lewis, Linda Price, Earlene Boore, Evelyn Boore, Violet Palmer, Donna Marie Chambers, Jackie Sagrillo, Susann Lewis, Myra Hall, Faye Dice, Mary Rose Palmer, Betty Watson. OFFICERS Gloria Sansosti-----------------------------President Susann Lewis--------------------- - - Vice President Joan Terrill................................Secretary Miss Krout....................................Advisor Compliments of ROY AND MAYME PEATE WOLCOTT STORE S Compliments of RULE SERVICE STATION Ronnie Koch, Dick Allen, Bud Christiansen, Melvin Neumann, Jerry McLain, Mr. Rals- ton, Bruce Eaton, Bud Harrison, Bill Matney, John Buchholz, Bobby Ross, Gary Lieber, Doug Lewis, Louis Fenno. OFFICERS Buddy Harrison----------------------------President Bud Christiansen----------------------Vice President Jerry McLain------------------------------Secretary Mr. Ralston-------------------------- — - Advisor Members of this Club must have earned a letter in Athletic competition. gw Twirlers: Donna Randall, Terry Ann Lewis, Jerry McLain, Gloria Sansosti, Mr. Curtis, Jere McCain, Barry Koch, Donnie McLain, Jetty Buchholz, Beth Terrill, Bonnie Terry, Diane Lewis, Skip Chambers, Carolyn Metheny, Brenda Eaton, Faye Dice, Genevieve Long, Donna Louise Chambers, Joan Terrill, Judy Smith, John Buchholz, Doug Lewis, Buddy Harrison. OFFICERS John Buchholz------------------------------President Buddy Harrison-----------------------Vice President Faye Dice-------------------------- - - - - Secretary Donna Louise Chambers, Diane Lewis - - Librarians Mr. Curtis-----...-------------------------Advisor Compliments of MELITA WILSON fJuttityi 'Scutd Back row; Loren Chambers, David Knupp, Tommy Luby, Jim Randall, Connie Phillips, Jodie Chambers, Sandra Koch, Carol Degraw. Front row: Glenna Chambers, Davy Davis, Clifford Fenno, Howard Schlutter, Ruthie Williams, Pat Carlow, DiAnn Sim- mons, Ronnie Schlutter, Gail Phillips. Walter Curtiss Music Director Mr. Curtis, Mary Rose Palmer, Barbara Watson, Donna Louise Chambers, Terry Ann Lewis, Donna Randall, Diane Lewis, Bonnie Terry, Donna Louise Russell, Earlene Boore, Genevieve Long. Jackie Sagrillo, Susann Lewis, Linda Price, Betty Neumann, Myra Hall, Faye Dice, Audrey Metheny, Violet Palmer, Evelyn Boore, Joan Terrill, Jere McCain, Billy Matney, Skip Chambers. Bud Christiansen, Bobby Ross, Dick Allen, Gloria Sansosti, Brenda Eaton, Ronnie Koch, Melvin Harrison, Jerry McLain, John Buchholz, Paul Luby, Gary Lieber. Compliments of EAGLE CAFE (?lu6 Mr. Dwire, Dennis Schumacher, Skip Chambers, Jerry McLain, Donna Randall, Betty Neumann, Terry Lewis, Gloria Sansosti. OFFICERS Terry Lewis------------------------------ President Jerry McLain-------------------------Vice President Betty Neumann-------------------Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Dwire-----------------------------------Advisor Compliments of WILSON RADIO AND APPLIANCE Myra Hall, John T. Psiahas, Bud Christiansen, Faye Dice, Mary Jo Trezise, Ethel Marks, Dick Allen. STAFF Ethel Marks......................... -Editor-in-Chief Faye Dice---------------------------- Assistant Editor Dick Allen------------------------------------- Sports Myra Hall, Mary Jo Trezise -------------- - Features Bud Christiansen-------------------------------Reporter Mr. Psiahas----------------------------------- Advisor The Staff of the Press Club edits the school paper, the SPREADING EAGLE. Compliments of THE EAGLE ENTERPRISE Mr. Armstrong, Donna Louise Chambers, Jere McCain, Joan Terrill, Linda Price, Jackie Sagrillo, Genevieve Long, Brenda Eaton, Gary Lieber, Donnie McLain, Diane Lewis. Susann Lewis. Audrey Metheny, Bill Matney. John Buchholz, Ronnie Koch, Paul Luby, Melvin Neumann, Bruce Eaton, Buddy Harrison, Doug Lewis, Bobby Ross. OFFICERS John Buchholz------------------------------President Buddy Harrison------------------------vice President Joan Terrill - - - - — - -- -- -- -- - Secretary Bill Matney.................................Reporter Miss Krout, Barbara Watson, Donna Marie Russell, Violet Palmer, Evelyn Boore, Betty Watson, Mary Rose Palmer, Bonnie Terry, Earline Boore. OFFICERS Evelyn Boore-------------------------------President Miss Krout...........................Vice President Mary Rose Palmer...........................Secretary Donna Russell..............................Treasurer Earlene Boore-------------------------------Recorder Senio “PCcuf HEADIN’ FOR THE HILLS Cornelia Wellington Heister--------------------------Terry Lewis Dorthea Wellington Heister------------- Mary Rose Palmer Cyrus Goolus.........................................jerry McLain Betty Belle Goolus------------------------ Faye Dice Happy Goolus.............................Mary Jo Trezise Skeets Goolus - -- -- -- - — ------ Gloria Sansosti Hank Goolus...........................................Dick Allen Widow Squiggens......................................Ethel Marks Aunt Sukey...........................................Donna Randall Miss Oggie..........................................violet Palmer Slim Hawkenshaw........................................Bud Christiansen Miss Winslow............................... - -Myra Hall Horse face Dilly---------------------Melvin Neumann Emmy Jean-------------------------------- Barbara Watson Jake SLasser-------------------------------- Ronnie Koch Zeke ---------------------------------------- Doug Lewis Maw ... — -----------Suzie Lewis Compliments of: CONTINENTAL OIL CO. Glen Chambers. Agent ffoution, 'Pfatf MAY ALL THE LIGHTS BE GREEN Payson Smith - - — — • - —--------- -John Buchholz Martha Smith.......................Audrey Metheny Carver Smith--------------------- Bill Matney Ruie Smith...................................Betty Neumann Bell Boy-------------------------------Gary Lieber Miss Parsons--------------------“-----Joan Terrill MacGinnis----------- ----------- -----Bud Harrison Flora - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Jere McCain Compliments of RULE ELECTRIC WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT Member F. D. I. C. HOMES Phone Eagle 120 Gifts Diamonds Crystal Watches Chinaware Jewelry VIOLET M. MONTGOMERY BO-MAT JEWELRY Real Estate - Ranches Insurance TOM PEARCH, Salesman Phone 542 Box 177 Eagle, Colorado Glenwood Springs, Colorado IF IT'S COOP FOOD YOU WANT- Viiif gsg (food '■ Guns - Ammunition Fishing Supplies Super Kem-Tone Paint CAFE Eagle, Colo. BOYNTONS' SERVICE Jongratulatioro to the graduating class DRUGGIST Prescriptions Filled Veterinary Supplies PHARMACY Glenwood Springs, Colorado Glenwood Springs, Colorado DEPARTMENT STORE Glenwood Springs, Colorado Nationally Advertised Merchandise at Nationally Advertised Prices 8th and Grand Phone 9 WHEN IN THE f MOOD FOR FINE FOOD Stop in at the DINNER CAFE Glenwood Springs For Fine Photographs STUDIO Phone 37 Glenwood Springs, Colorado For Smooth Driving Tune up at POSTER MOTORS PALMER'S 24 Hour Service Eagle, Colorado ir ,, OUR BUSINESS 0 tASLE 5 BARBER BEAUTY K SHOP You re money Ahead! When You Buy at the THRIFT FURNITURE 825 Grand Ave. Glenwood Springs rs a pieasure m To Serve You OSBORNE MOTORS Glenwood Springs Dear Mom and Dad, We use this means of expressing our gratitude to you for the many sacrifices which you have made and the many pleasures, joys, and advantages you have made possible for us during our high school years. Not that it represents the finest thing you have ever done for us, but because it is one of the most enjoyable experiences of our high school days, that we especially thank you for our trip to Denver. Lovingly, The Btaa on the tearfiim t 'just natUra v good-.f B and thoiShtfuNwork ' ct the div jjpmeni of hi sk ’Preparation fJr lifejta same. Hard worR .novi rewards in the future. ' for spcce s has nevfer bj thos .. whoi wish to make thos T oYtur C 1 i rna x ’ each yecy to graduatih may appear to be But a lot of hard ctually went into kill as a player. very much the an bring rich e opportunity n greater for real effort. stimulate sjch effort, the olybdenum _ o - four ye� pany offfers scholarships ,ake, Summit ana Eagl , -G pnties. Your'yiigh School Principal canJtell you Vnorl about this. 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