Eaton High School - Dial Yearbook (Eaton, CO)

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HONOR PAGE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL HONOR SOCIETY Raymond Berg, President, Ronald Tidball, Vice President, Betty Lou Anderson, Secretary, Kenneth Wilhelm, Treasurerg Shirley Marcus, Bon- nie Rodewald, Astrid Nelson, Lee Mueller, Ann Leake, Ray Poulsen. I BASKETBALL CAPTAIN Kenneth Wilhelm J SUPERIOR MUSIC RATINGS Victor Schneider l . l D. A. R. DELEGATE l i Betty Lou Anderson ' JACK CAZER, Football Captain W BETTY LOU ANDERSON, ' Football Queen AGRICULTURE JUDGING TEAM BACK ROW-Left to Right: Jim Chrispeng Gary Sullivan, Harry Wolf, Mr. Grayg Don Anderson, LaVerne Nelson, Jack Cazer. FRONT ROW-Left to Right: Lee Carlsong Edwin Benson, Franklin Johnson. Boys' Chorus - Boys' Quartette -

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JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL COUNCIL BACK ROW-Left to Right: Lee Carlson, Dale Austin, Jim Mueller, JoAnne Collins, Barbara Swanson, Delores Schaefer, Dixie Caton. MIDDLE ROW-Left to Right: Bud Rodewaldg Gary McDonald, Don Strobergg Rupert Prechtg Harley Sly, Edwin Benson, Bob Dotsong Richard Overman. FRONT ROW-Left to Right: Beverly 'Grecneg Edna Bechtholdg Adelle Rutherfordg Shirley Austin, Joan Dalton, Carolyn Jones, Laura Neergaardg Nancy Engel. SEVENTH GRADE: President, Joan Dalton, Vice-President, Shirley Austin, Secre- tary, Adelle Rutherford, Treasurer, Edna Bechtholdg Council Members, Dixie Caton. Jimmy Mueller, Gary MacDonald, Beverly Greene, Sponsors, Mrs, Karr, Mr. Gray. EIGHTH GRADE: President, Rupert Prechtg Vice-President, Laura Neergaardg Secre- tary, Carolyn Jones, Treasurer, Harley Slyg Council Members, Nancy Engel, Janice Kerzic, Dale Austin, Don Strobergg Sponsors, Miss Dean, Mrs. Bowen. NINTH GRADE: Pres., B-ob Dotsong Vice-Pres., Richard Overmang Sec'y.-Treas., Jo Ann Collins, Ass't. Sec-Treas., Buddy Rodewaldg Council Members, Ed Benson, Lee Carlson, Barbara Swanson, Delores Schaefer, Sponsor, Mrs. Whitcomb. DRAGON STAFF BACK ROW-Left to Right: Bonnie Smillie, Norma Cole, Mrs. Whitcombg Arlene Lebsackg Marjorie Austin, June Wykert. FRONT ROW-Left to Right: Jerry Cogburng Matslu Osaki, Frances Maniong Bill Harring. Editor, Marjorie Austin, Assistant Editor and Social Editor, June Wykertg Sports Editor, Jerry Cogburng Business Manager, Wilma Cole, Art Editor, Bill Harringg Reporters, Mutsi Osaki, Bonnie Smillie, Arlene Lebsack, Frances Maniong Sponsor, Mrs. Whitcomb.

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WILL AND PROPHECY Betty Lou Anderson, who willed her blushing ability to Ann Leake, now has opened up a stable of champion quarter horses in the ghost town of Central City. Wonder if sneak day had anything to do with her going back there? Don Anderson, who willed his bass voice to Darrell Purcell, now has become very rich? Why? Because he has invented lipstick that lights up in the dark and will not rub off under any circumstances. Jim Beets, who willed his parking place in front of Rodewald's to Marian Wilson, and Bonnie Rodewald, who willed her giddy giggle to Betty Pocock are now living on a farm east of Eaton, raising little beets. Shirley Benson, who willed her screams in chemistry to Janette Teeters, now is teaching American History at West Point - and, can you imagine - she is still looking for a man! Ray Berg, who willed his engaging ways to Wynona Bechthold, now specializes in engagement rings which you can purchase at any dime store. Don Brungard, who willed his cowboy hat to Mr. Casey, is now the idol of the Six Shooters' Society, who especially like his rendition of Loaded Pistol and Loaded Dice. Jack Cazer, who willed his physique to Lee Mueller, is now the signal caller of the Los Angeles Rams. He started out the hard way as as- sistant to the assistant water boy. Jack Eaton, who willed his loud clothes to Harvey Achziger, is still hoboing around the country looking for a shapely millionairess. Howard Engel, who willed his chubbiness to Jolene Maupin, is now a collector of old and rare cars and president of the Automobile Accident Life Insurance Company. Don Fagerberg, who willed his curly hair to Mr. Leake, now operates the Bon Ton Beauty Parlor specializing in finger waves. Geneva Gleason, who willed her popcorn stand to Donna Anderson, now owns a sweet shop on First and Elm Street in the building formerly occupied by the Eaton Pool Hall. We hear she has a thriving business. Dorothy Johnson, who willed her speed test grades to Paul Leafgren and Leona Waymire, who willed her librarian position to Dick Schuppe have become proprietresses of the John Mire dancing school, formerly Ar- thur Murray's. The only dances taught are Swedish Polkas. Marjorie Johnson, who willed her ability to go with one fellow to Jill Lair, has rented an apartment at the Savoy-Plaza, Fifth Avenue, New York. She has a very thriving business writing love letters for people who cannot write. Lawrence Kern, who willed his retiring ways to Jack Roderick and LaVerna Lebsack, who willed her dutch-hop technique to Luella Lind, are now working on a show which has been enioying a long run at the WaHo Theater. Mr. Kern is the director and Miss Lebsack is the star of the Venus Vanities. Marilyn Kirk, who willed her temperament to Mr. Powell, is now oper- ating her father's electrical shop. Her motto is Electricity with a Charge. Chuck Lockman, who willed his pool-playing ability to Larry Bothell, has now been promoted to chief dish washer at the well known Hut Club Cafe. Shirley Marcus, who willed her friendship with the Windsor boys to Bonnie Dalton, has now become a Doctor of Science in Tibula, a little island in the South Pacific. It is said that she spends her time working with cannibals. Don McWilliams, who willed his musical ability to Bruce Hackleman, has now formed a swing band that became so good that they forced Benny