Eaton High School - Dial Yearbook (Eaton, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1951 volume:

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VX, R115 4 . v .Y IRS, C11 ,1-ncio, A 11131. A.I1, Colflrudw Slillt' A.B. Univcrsi j of 1' lt 1. Hjfulf-111 Collt-gt-ol :ill'Lll'JIl f 1 'I Engl'sh. ,' L'-il l I x f fx: - 1 A Viv ' 1 M. . 'efrsity of M. . lx 'versity of 1 1 ' .l.-1 -xv, 13 'T , I xc., pb, ,, YW- -I1, , ' -'t L.- 4 ',f M x r ' x A r 'JB 'bf GEORGEA MCCREERY M A Colorado State College of Education DOROTHYBELLE ENWALL WILLIAME HARRIS A B Colorado A und M Instrumental Mu xc. 15 1 A 1 1 A DON CAMPBELL B S C mlorado Su e I e 1fEdut.1 lf Blolrtty Chtmlfwtry I du'-t111lArtb B A Colomdo Sm? HARRIETT ERDBRUEGGEH College ofEduc..1t1on Cl ld!! Sup H1 tory Spmlkh Eng, L lwh Lxteraturt mi EC m H v-' HAROLD BRIGGS r Q IIV o 5 ini DAVID SHAWVER C ado S S UHIXQ :ELISA I X1 Colorado N Coach, Phvklcal Edu ED S MAE GRAY En fllrh. d IU-1 I ecretury Cudch cation 1 Q ' . . IQ- I J N A. 1' . lim ,T - iii-. . 'Y' ' ' ' ' f , , 1 rf: .. ... . Cfll'g!C1 t'Jn ll , 1 , n- 'Q s it X , l M ,, 'A 3 . ' 4 I I . 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CLASS WILL We the class of 1951 of Eaton Hxgh School Weld County Colorado bexng of sound body and m1nd and not actmg under the undue lnfluence of any person do hereby make the follow mg bequests We bequeath to the Jumors Flrst Our qulet peaceful orderly homerooms Second Our capaclty for havmg good tfmes and our cooperative powers Thxrd The semor Amerxcan hxstory class leaves m room 11 the ghosts of the Amerlcan Revolution May they haunt you as they have hammted us Fourth Last but by no means least our good looks Indwldually we bequeath the followxng Danny Abeyta wllls hxs abllxty to do Indlan dances to Davld Clugy Maryorle Austm wllls her t1tle of The Walk1ng D1ct1onary to Dolorls Hemle Edwm Benson w1lls h1s careful dr1v1ng abxllty to Rlchard Berg Allce Buckendorf wxlls her loud boommg mamer of telllng lokes to Nancy Engel Ruby Buckendorf w1lls her man troubles to Juhe Wldmaler May she be able to run faster than Ruby Leland Carlson wllls hfs women hatmg ways to Casanova Rupert Precht Dale Brown wxlls hls romant1c eyes and cowboy boots to Harley Cleek Wxlma Cole w1lls her helght to Al1ce Arakawa Wxlma s reclpe IS one cup of vlgoro on r1s mg take note Allce IoAru1 Collms w1lls her mee lovmg sxsterly ways to Glorla Collxns There would be fewer black eyes 1f they had two Bulcks mstead of one Joyce Collms w1lls her ab1l1ty to know what the teacher doesn t to Lydna Callender Jack Damelson wllls hls ab1l1ty to tell flsh stones to any sucker lfxsh that IS, that s wllllng to hsten Joan Dlel wllls her studxousness to Jane Grebb Joan might be selllng her hlstory notes cheap next year Jane Noel Erlckson wllls hxs wonderful way wlth women to Harley Sly Too bad we can t all have blue Plymouths Rxchard Ferrell wllls the football helmet that he had durmg h1s Junlor year whlch had a tend ency to turn hls hair red to Ronald Anderson We th1nk he ll make asecond Myrna Loy Jess Hembree w1lls h1s sweet ways ln semor Engllsh class to Ebba Granat Franklxn Johnson wills hxs ab1l1ty to blush around gxrls to Kenny Snyder It s such a contrast wlth that llght haxr Laurle Larson wllls h1s brxlllant r e ma r k s xn Amerxcan hlstory c la s s to Carolyn Jones Arlene Lebsack wllls her outstandmg dxmples to Don Stroberg We th1nk hell look cute w1th them Frances Mamon w11ls her bubblegum to Mr Campbell She adds May he blow hlmself up w1th lt Evelyn Meler wllls her ab111ty to smg f1rst soprano second soprano and alto to Shxrley Coleman Rxchard Overman wxlls h1s matchmg shlrts and socks to B111 Hettmger Buddle Rodewald wllls hls cookle duster fmustache that IS, to Don Roth Kenneth Rowe wllls hls knowledge of the Constxtutlon backward and forward to Kenny Fagerberg Delores Schaefer wxlls her glggle to Carol Anderson so Mrs Weller wxll have someone to call the glgglxest glrl ln Eaton Hfgh School next year Dorothy Schnelder wllls her newspaper skirt to anyone lnterested ln the latest Layvold Schneider W111ShlS splt curl to Sammy Moncnef He mlght accldently sell hxs wave lotlon cheap too Sammy Charlotte Shaver wxlls her abxhty to break a horse to Bonme Smxllle She had a method all her own and lt am t easy Barbara Swanson wllls her favorlte e xp r e s s xo n Shay haven t I shenn you shomeplace before to Elva Frltz Adnan VanMatre wxlls her torchy songs 1n pep club sluts to Gloria Rau Sylvxa West w1lls her ab1l1ty to get along w1th men teachers to Jamc Kerzlc June Wykert wllls her ablhty to keep a Studebaker 1n her future to Beryl Haywood who seems to be stuck on Fords In wltness whereof we the commlttee of ten semor gxrls have hereunto set our hand and seal on thls our last Wxll and Testament thus 11th day of Ma A D 951 Slgned Dor1s Robxnson and Harold Briggs 9 9 1 9 1 9 ' . , , . . , , . . . . -- . . 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CLASS PROPHECY Lookmg mto the futures of the semor class twenty two years from now we flnd Danny Abeyta has glven up Indian dancing and 15 teaching the natlves of Belgium Congo how to Jxtterbug Leland Carlson IS a successful Ag teacher ata small town named Rivalry which sprang up between Eaton and Ault Kenneth Rowe Mayor of the new town of Rlvalry IS stxll trymg to convlnce the high school students there that h1s constxtutlon for Rxvalry IS more important than our United States Constltutlon Marjorle Austm IS st1ll trymg to convmce Webster that there should be more words ln h1s unabrldged dxctlonary Buddle Rodewald 1S runmng the largest and only barber shop IH Rlvalry He has mvented the new Tom Wave for mustaches JoAnn Collms IS the Mrs Vanderbllt of Rlvalry It seems that D1ck hlt an o1l well whlle plowmg thelr four acre track Al1ce Buckendorf IS gwmg guxtar lessons to Roy Roger s grandchlldren May they all keep strumming Frances Mamon IS runmng R1valry's pool hall and ID her spare time IS wrltlng a book How to Get the Most Out of Your Bubblegum Jess Hembree IS runmng the Treat You Rlght used car lot m Rlvalry He IS tryxng to sell the cars he has already worn out Laurle Larson IS champxon prmze flghter at Madison Square Garden Hls slogan IS the b1g ger they are the harder they fall Delores Schaefer lS the commercxal teacher at Rwalry Hlgh School and on the sxde she teaches her favorlte pupxls how to g1ggle and still be human Noel Erlckson IS manufacturmg Smell R1ght Halr O11 lt has leaked out that one of the chief mgredlents IS axle grease Sylvla West IS chlef demonstrator at the Rlvalry Cadlllac Garage She became so use to r1d1ng in Cadxllacs that she acquired a phobla for them Richard Ferrell IS neck and neck wlth Brxgham Young who had twenty one wlves Rlchard has twenty and has a good prospect for another He s t.he only bxgamxst that hasn t been caught Barlnra Swanson lS traunng the Jumor Olympic track team at Rlvalry Her theme IS You Run We ll Catch You Joan Dlel has taken over Molly May field s program on the Rxvalry radlo statlon E vs A She calls herself Problem Polly Any problems w1ll be apprecxated .Tack Damelson IS sa1l1ng the South Seas looklng for a b1g whale to prove that some of h1s flsh stories really are true Ruby Buckendorf IS muslc teacher at Rivalry Hlgh School The only song she has taught her pup11s IS Where Are You? Franklxn Johnson ns manufacturmg Jet Black Mxdmght Halr Dye We never could flgure out why he dldn t l1ke h1s own blonde halr All the glrls surely d1d Dorothy Schnelder IS chlef operator at Rlvalry sTelephone Offxce She has revlsed the usual Number please t What s cookmg? Charlotte Shaver IS runmng the gosslp column of the Rlvalry D1rt Gazette She has her own hook up on all telephone conversations Layvold Schneider IS Chlef of Pollce at Rlvalry He IS enforcxng speed and trafflc laws by placmg four stop slgns at every corner Wllma Cole IS x ray techmclan at the Rlvalry Hospltal She has Just received a patent on her new x ray machlne Watch your l1ver grow Shxrley Blehm IS chlef auctloneer at the Austm sales and IS gomg strong Dale Brown has commerclallzed h1s eyelashes and IS fluttering them for the Batty Eyelash Company at Rlvalry Arlene Lebsack havmg just won the txtle of Mxss Rxvalry is competmg for 'Miss Wowl of 1973 at Atlantic Clty Evelyn Meler IS sxngmg at Rlvalry s Lxttle Carnegle Hall She IS especlally noted for smg mg Flgaro ln four parts all at one tlme June Wykert IS chlef mald at the Dorsey ranch She IS stlll trymg to teach those herefords to be affectionate to her beloved kxttens Richard Overman IS rn partnershlp at theM .T Collms farm He andG1or1a are razsmg lxttle overboys and IS he havmg fun supportmg the1r famxlyl He ll learn to say those rlch farmers Adrlan VanMatre has fmally recelved her B S degree from Colorado A and M She at long last found out what makes a man s heart tlck Edwm Benson has taken up hot rod racmg at the lndxanapolls Speedway He IS mventmg a new muffler called the Hydrogen Boom and is xt somethmg' Joyce Collins IS chief mortxclan at the Rivalry Morgue and is domg a thriving business Her motto IS L1ve and let l1ve D1e and I 11 take you --' vv vw ' J . . . . . . , . . --. . . . . . . H IV --. . H . H . . . . . --. . . . . . . H . - vv , . -- , ' ' YV ' fl . --. . H . . . ,V -- - ' 1 ' ' I --. . . . . . . H v vv , . . , . . . . ' ' If VI . --. . H . . . ,, . . , . . . . . . --. . . , . . - J If fl YY I ' YI , 0, . ' vv rv ' - ' vv ' u -- . . . . H Il ' -- ' ' ' rv ' ' H ' 1 H . -. . . . , . . . . . - . - ' vv ' vv ' ' , . '- Q c u u rv ' ' ' ' ' v n ' 1 'V , . vw H ' ' -- . ' vv ' ' ' 1 H . . CLASS HISTORY ln the fall of nineteen thirty nine, Eighty one pup1ls began to climb The twelve year tree of educatxon Under very capable supervision. To the second branch of learning we finally succeeded And to words of Mxss Taylor and Miss Kirk we heeded. The operetta, Pageant of America we presented And all of our parents were very contented. Under the guidance of M1ss Bye, Our multxplicatlon tables we began to try And Just as we started short division, We recelved our promotlon to further erudxtlon But though our hearts were ln education Our mmds were ln the foreign nations Wherm the battle cry was sounding And many nations were resounding In the fxfth grade under Mrs Wladron We learned the hlstory of John Alden In thls class we are sorry to say That Mlss Estella Newton passed away Om' sixth grade was a successful year Thus we fxnlshed our grade school career Into Junior high we now were initiated, And the recesses we missed were not appreciated Several teachers we aggravated While on Jumor high parties we concentrated When our next inltlatlon day was slated, Comlc strip characters we lmpersonated With top hats and floor shows we really had funl What A Llfe' was the play as Jumors we presented And gomg to mght practices no one resented. The theme we pxcked for our prom was Love Land, And everyone who attended thought xt was gra.nd To the school board and faculty were sent requests, And the seniors were asked to be our special guests Our Sock Stampede was one high light of our senior year, And w1th loud stockmgs everyone looked mighty queer On the twenty first of April our semor play was given And one week later to the .Tumor Prom we were bldden From the flrst to the last those who were always on the class roll Were Dorothy, Layvoyd, Wllma, Bud, Jo Ann, Frances, and Noel Now that we have fll'llSh6d th1s branch of education, We glve our teachers a great ovation Though we are leav1ng good E H S To hlgher educatlon we all hope to progress Days to come as we remlmsce, We'll lbng for all the good tlmes that we ll miss Sylvia West and JoAnn Collins i H .. I S ! ' ! 3 That same year we gave as our party, Club 51g ,, . , . . . i 4 H .. l . . . , ' I THREE MONTHS IN THE LIFE OF E H S SEPTEMBER September 5 The fu-st day of school, and everyone was lookxng brlght and gay , even Clugy September 6 The second day of school Everyone was glum and antxcxpatmg a vac atlon Jesse Hembree suggested that we have a s1x month vacatlon twxce a year Guess how far he got September 7 Lumbego seems to have plagued nearly th1rty of the fellows of E H S The Plague seems to be football practlce September 8 Charlotte Shaver strolled to school readmg another one of those mteresting letters from anonymous w1th the 1111118.15 J R September 11 Buddle Rodewald stayed home last nlght Fantastlc Sxtuatlon Number 1 And they thought that the atomlc bomb was somethugl September 13 JoArm Collms at noon today was heard saymg But Dxck, Islmply can't go to the show tomght I must make an impressxon on Shakespeare Fantastlc S1tuat1on Number 2 September 14 Today everyone was heard say1ng, What the heck, xt makes a guy sore It seems that there was a certain dummy at the Rotary Father Daughter Banquet last mght The dummy wasn t any of the fathers or daughters September 15 Mr Leake accomplxshed two things today in advanced algebra class He succeeded m getting Rupert Precht to walk to the board xnstead of shufflmg, and he convmced Carolyn Jones that the world hyperbola isn t a tongue twlster September 18 Adnan Van Matre s dog Rlckey didn t appear ln front of E I-I S this mormng Oh for the l1fe of a dog September 19 It was quxet today nn second hour study hall Edna Bechthold lost her voxce, Slurley Austm had a terr1f1c cold, Beverly Greene had laryngxtxs, Adelle Rutherford had strep throat and .Teanmne Anderson had tape over her mouth One happy day 1n the l1fe of a study hall teacher September 20 Laurxe Larson gave a long excerpt on the Constxtutxon of the Un1ted States today 1n Amerxcan History We ve all been trymg to fxgure out where he gets those intelligent answers September 21 Today Ed Benson took a corner on four wheels Fantastlc Situatxon Number 3 get? Incldentally, xt was pep club 1n1t1at1on September 24 No home work today Teachers must have lost the1r voxces Fantastic Sxtuatxon Number 4 September 26 Today there was the smell of smged halr, burnmg gasolme, and roasted eye lashes commg from the chemxstry laboratory It seems as though J oan Dxel was chlef chemlst, and Emstem thought he had problems September 27 The new cheerleaders, Sylv1a West June Wykert and Donna Sxmpson worked hard on several new yells today at noon They were such an attractxon that a palnter, who was painting on top of a house across the street from the school, fell and broke h1s leg September 28 In 1ndustr1al arts today there were very shght m1sfortunes Barbara Swanson lost a finger, Arlene Lebsack lost a b1g toe, Carol Whitmore lost half of a leg, and Sherry Adams IS suffermg from shock QShe came out 1n one piece J 'One More Tomorrow IS now their theme song September 29 Eaton played Wmdsor here today and lost Although lt was only h1s second game, our manager, George Nelson, made a fme show1ng by rlmnmg fifty yards wlth the water pall Yes, it was a grand nlght for the Swedes OCTOBER October 2 Everyone was inqulrmg about Sylvxa West s head today She evidently was over anxxous while marchxng at Band Day, and a stray baton clobbered her Here s one method for acqulrmg flve student doctors at once October 3 Frances Manion wasn t caught w1th bubble gum in her mouth today Fantastlc Situation Number 5 October 4 Whxle dxscusslng assets and llab 1llt1e s 1n bookkeepxng today Jack Damelson told another one of h1s yarns He cla1ms that he would be the greatest asset to the world of women October 5 Today we had the pleasure of Seelng Major, the Dog Wxth A Human Mxnd glven by The National Assemblxes Everyone IS tryxng to gxve us an mfer1or1ty complex October 6 Rxchard Overman held onto h1s football helmet ln a wlndy game at Platteville today After the game he recommended that the name windy c xty be glven to Platteville instead of Clucago October 9 Today Kenneth Rowe, Rxchard Mlller, Bob Dorsey, and several other F F A fellows walked along the halls in somewhat of a trance today They were st1ll trying to grasp the fact that the1r chapter had won the Gold Emblem Award They sxmply couldn't stop at a sllver one October 10 Today Rlchard Ferrell was not seen by J oan Dalton s locker Fantastxc Sltuatxon Number 6 tHe must have been absent J -- ' ' If ' ll . n ,. - - . - .. ,, - .. .. V, -- H . . . . . . ,, . . 1 1 -- ' VY ' II ,. ., - Q I .. .. . - U . , . , . . , , . . . . , I . , . . September 22-- The sophomore girls wore shortie nightgowns to school today. How daring can one ' r 1 I ' . ' I H ' H . . . , . ' II If I ' ' , . . U . . . . . . . . , . -- . . ,, . . . ,, . . -- - . ' ' vv - st . .. f .. - . I . . . , October ll Lee Carlson came to school today with a beaut1ful shade of blue around his eye People dldn t ask how he got it they asked ln what cond1tion the other fellow was October 12 Today m chemistry there was a buddmg romance among the atoms, molecules, sub stances and all of the matter Frank Johnson and Joan Dlel passed notes all penod in their little test tubes We ve heard of test tubes being used for experiments, but never for passing notes October 13 Ebba Granat today dxdn t know her Spanish lesson, and, consequently, she got a 'b Fantastic Situation Number 7 October 16 Flash! Today Harold Anderson was seen at Beverly Green's locker He must betrylng to keep pace w1th the Greeley I-hgh fellows fTlus report was given us by a very relxable source J October 17 The F H.A gxrls proved thexr abxlity to be happy homemakers today Ther Pot Luck Supper had a tendency to have more pots than luck Pots pertain to pots and luck pertains to men October 18 Delores Schaefer was found today w1th her lasso trying to round up all of the stray students for class pictures And Hopalong Cassxdy thought he was good October 19 Report cards were glven out today, and from the looks of the 5 13 average whxch Alice Arakawa and Lee Gilbert recelved Eaton High School might produce a pre s ide nt of the United States yet It could be a woman you know Nothing is xmposslble October 20 June Wykert was heard saying today, But I Just told mother that I didn t need a new formal for this dance Fantastic Situation Number 8 fSomeone should let this girl in the news J October 23 Today the sophomores revised the song Paper Doll to read We re going to make our selves a dummy we can call our own The dummy ls to have the seat of honor at the bon fire tomorrow night fAnd such a seat of honor J October 24 Today everyone had to make the hard dec ls ion of casting thelr ballot for one of the three candidates for homecoming queen You ll never guess who I ack Danielson cast his ballot o October 25 Everyone ln school was talking about the success of last night s snake dance and bon fire For information concerning lost bones and broken ribs, contact Bonnie Smillie October 26 27 No school today teacher's convention, you know Everyone was home trying to catch up on the sleep and energy that they lost at the homecoming dance last night Even Shirley Blehm was found at home today October 30 Today in third period study hall, Don Roth chalked up another pomt against Jess Hem bree in the battle of the love foLt.he sophomore candidate for homecoming queen fWe re waiting for the announcement of an old fashioned duel with H20 pistols October 31 Dale Brown made known today that hls ambition is to become president of the United States I-Ie began his campaign by giving a modern interpretation of one of Shakespeare's famous speeches QAnd what an lnterpretatlon J NOVEMBER November 1 All of the senlor girls were weary and dreary today Last night they issued forth with the two greatest documents of our time, their prophecy and will tNote the use of the word November 2 Today was another National Assembly which presented a chemistry wizard As he was splitting the atom in front of us, Julie Widmaler, from pure exhaustion, fainted She was out until twelve the night before She preferred not to answer the questions November 3 Today the whole school was ln a sad state All of the girls found out that Dale Brown had his eye on one specific girl Things are rough all over, glrls, and lt lsn't because of the draft November 6 During the third period today, strange sotmds came from the music room as the mixed chorus worked on Musical Trust Imaglne hearlng Dixie , Jingle Bells Swannee River and London Bridges all being sung at the same time When Sam Moncrief was asked how this was done, he replied, It aln t easy, boy November 7 Today Mrs Gray was seen running through the halls trying to flnd the unfortunate person that she had short changed a penny She didn't find that persnn so the books are now a PCHHY 10118 H2-PPY df'-Y November 8 Today everyone was hldlng behind the doors from the sophomores It seems that the magazine sale was nearing a finish, and they were trymg to meet their quota They had Miss Erdbruegger ln one corner trying to tell her the good points of having the Poultry News coming once a month November 9 No, it wasn t hair pulling No, it wasn t a free for all It was a sllght disagreement today between the Juniors and seniors as to whose rings were more attractive This dispute will never be settled November 10 Today the Honor Society presented an 1mpress1ve assembly tn wluch the new members were tapped November 13 Lucille Shattuck dldnt say a work today Fantastic Situation Number 9 Perhaps the hour long speech she had to give ln assembly left her speechless She ll, no doubt, make up for it tomorrow November 14 Sh d1dlllllllllllllllllllllllllll November 15 Mr Leake arrived at school today at 7 15 instead of 7 00 Fantastic Sltuatlon Number 10 At this polnt we regret to inform you that amid the turmoil at Eaton High School, the calendar for the rest of the year was lost However, from this over all pxcture one fmds that there is never a dull moment at E. 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FOOTBAII Back row left to r1ght Darrell Kemp Leland Gxlbext Charles LeD.1ll Herb LeDall B111 Leffler Bob Schnexder George Nelson mmuger Second row Rlchqrd Mlller .Tack Alllson Harold Br1gg,s couch B111 Hett1ng.,er Don Strobcxg Kenneth Schnelder Dale Slvers Dale Aubtm Jerry Cogbuzn Leland Curlqon Bob Dorbey B111 Jones asslstant lme coach, Mr Dupree 21b9lSt3I1t1lfl9 coqch Flret row Bob BurgeQs Gary McDonald Clarence Bopp Kenneth Rowe Noel Emckson Rxchard Ferrell R1ch.1rdOverman captdm Rupert Precht Franklln .Iohneon Hulew Slw Don Leafgren Don Roth Eaton Eaton Eaton Eaton Eaton Eaton Eaton Eaton L1Poxte Wlnd U1 Pllttexllle Kewcv Ault Fort Lupton Mead Tohn town CAPTAIN f 'B+' fr I Q1 I BASKETBALL Front row, left to r1ght Student Coach McKill1p, Rupert Precht, Dale Austm, Richard Overman, Richard Ferrell, Leland Carlson Bob Burgess, Coach Brmggs Second row Don Leafgren, Dale Sivers Harley Sly Bob Dorsey Bob Schneider Third row Rlchard Berg, Leland Gilbert, Jack Allison .Terry Cogburn, Bob Pape, Kenneth Koleber, manager Fourth row Kenneth Fageberg, Darrell Kemp, B111 Hettinger, Ronald Anderson, Bruce Row, Kenneth Schne1der, Richard Miller SCORES Eaton Ault Eaton Mead Eaton Ault Eaton Platteville Eaton Kersey Eaton Platteville Eaton Kersey Eaton Millxken Eaton Fort Lupton Eaton Milliken Eaton Fort Lupton Eaton Greeley Hrgh KBJ Eaton W1ndsor Eaton College High Eaton W1ndsor Eaton Johnstown Eaton Mead Eaton Johnstown L! 4- kwifnv x, , .. . 1, . 6 X ,, I ' f L' . 8' I 4 1 - gt - 1 ' A 36 29 42 41 34 42 29 37 46 42 28 42 43 51 29 ' 30 42 60 39 46 52 57 38 ' 39 28 ' 58 29 61 37 ' 66 41 40 46 44 27 42 - . 1 1 F lt. 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' R1 g I - H y . 1 ' ll F 33 as - R ' 1 .2 ' 6- .f W A I In U GRFLD UH Tl NG GRIDDER5 IJHIK KEN NOEL in 5--J PUUTBHLL 17511 COWCH Lee: men FRHNK Z1 GY !,ff .Al --L wx XV A Q HHHHHHHHHHHHHHUHHHHHHHHUNHHHHHHH ACTIVITIES my ,fl ,Ai vb wuxx Ns N FUTURE FARMER OF AMERICA Back row left to Flght Erwm Dotson Melvm Shanwolf Jess Hembree Ed Beson Don Roth Fourth row Kenneth Fagerberg Rxchard Calender Neol Erlckson Jack Danlel son Laur1e Larson Thtrd row Don Honstem Harley Cleek Kenneth Blandm Lenny Larson, B111 Leffler Harley Blandxn Second row Leland Carlson Roger Poe Arden Brolxen Ronald Anderson Don Ore R1chard Dunn Leland Gllbert Rlchard Mxller D Wayne Laurxdsen, Kenneth Hemle Paul Gray adusor Flrst row B111 Johnson second Johnson vxce presldent Harold Anderson secretary George Nelson sentmel Our chapter has had a very successful year The cltmax came 1n wxnmng, the Natlonal Gold Emblem Chapter Award Also on the natxonal basts we placed fxrst 1n the PdClflC Region Farm Safety Contest and were one of the four chapters tn the natxon In state competltxon our chapter rated flrst tn the chapter contest We also won fxrst m the State Farm Safety Contest fxrst ln the State Project Contest fxrst 1n P11111 imentaxy Procedure Contest and fxrst ln Rural Electrlflcatxon Our judging teams were tops wlnmng state Superxor ratlngs ln Lnestock Potatoes and Fteld Crops Frankhn Johnson represented the state at the Natxonal Western Lxvestock Judgmg contest ln Denver by w1nn1ng a Superlor ratlng 1n lovestock judgmg In the state essay contest J1m Chrlspen won flrst and was followed by Kenneth Rowe second and Lee Carlson fourth We had two State Farmers thls year Lee Carlson and Franklm Johnson Lee also the State Presldent and was an offlclal delegate to the Nattonal Conventxon The d1str1ct presldent was from Eaton and we d1d well ln competltlon Thls was shown by the Superxor ratmgs won ln Livestock Judgmg Parliamentary Procedure and Poultry Harold Anderson and Bob Dorsey placed fxrst and second tn the dxstrxct Green Hand publlc speaklng ' ff' Eteii. .. ,., :' lf: I , ' qv- no ..., , B . ?f 1 , 1 , , x l - f 1 ' 5' 1. I If 1 ' 1 ' ' , ' , Q' , -' , - . I n A 1 n 7 ' : V ! 7 7 Y ' Z - 7 D 1 s v Q 1 I y Q' 1 1 l Y ' v Q ,: v vice president, Lloyd Miller, reporter, Bob Dorsey, Richard Berg, president, Franklin 1 l . 1 x 4 v H v Q W I - . H 1 , . . . Q , . ' . Q .2 . i 1 ' . . , . , J . . 1 . . V Q , , A I Q U ' 7 1 , . ' ' , ' . is, 1 V J ri l r L b - 'fm l X lv 'fl-1 545 rv' gn inf .lb 9 I -HW-nz: , Wah Q' L V 9 P'Q HOME UNITS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Sh1r1ey Alm Marlene Lxnd Carol Anderson Mary Lundy Shxrley Austln Frances Mamon Wllma Buxman Mutsu Osakx Wllma Cole Joy Parham Joyce Collins Patty Ralston Edelyne Frohman Rosamond Schaffer Beverly Greene Lucxlle Shattuck Karen Hamllton Donna Sxmpson El1zabeth H1ckl1n Bonnle Smxllle Carolyn .Tones Loretta Spaedt Marguerlte Kmdsfater Julle Wldmaxer The offxcers for the year were Marguerxte Klndsfater presldent Wllma Cole vlce Lucxlle Shattuck news reporter Karen Hamllton song leader Mlss Harrxett Erdbruegger was the sponsor for the group The orgamzatlon of F H A has worked a great deal thls year to make the motto Better L1v1ng For Today s World a realxty Among the actxvltles xn whlch the group par txcxpated are yearbook, dxstrlct meetmgs Chrxstmas boxes overseas sellmg at football games sponsor square dance attend church party and chxlx supper state meetmg sprmg tea and fashxon show The members also worked on the Homemaker Degree durmg the year N . 1 , ' x A 5 s N , - 1 x . 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D1-1 '-w vjfix .Try'- R.u L ' ' 'lf' I 3 ' i wx 2, 1 ' 'mx'-Spmwm' Q affine ff I 1 ea' 411 00 at I if avi- fxg 5, ,F JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Front row left to rlght Mxlton Nazarenus, Marvin Brehan, Cliff Waymalre, Marion Brown, Larry Slmpson, Gary Wykert, Jim Brossman, Jerry Carlson, Paul Cleek, B111 Stroberg, Enneth Frohman, Steve Clugy, Don Blandm Second row Keith Anderson, Fred Rutherford Bob Brown, L aVern LeDal1 Robert Meeker, Frank Boxberger, Richard Callender, Harold Andrews, Arthur Teeters, Roger Poe, Arden Brolein, B111 Dotson Tlurd row Teddy Johnson, DeWayne Schnezder, Dennxs Dunne, Kent Anderson, Virgil Neff, Tom McWilliams, DeWayne Laur1dsen, Anc11Newkirk, R1chard Greenup, Eugene Schanwolf, Bob Miller, Dua.ne I-Iettmger, Howard Johnson, Johnny Carreras, Jumor Bopp, Kenneth Heinle Harlan Meyer, Coach Briggs JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL 4 AK WL X 1161510 Front row, left to rxght Harold Andrews, Arthur Teeters, Rxchard Callender, Frank Boxberger, B111 Dotson, Clxf f Waymaxre, Roger Poe, Vlrgll Neff, Coach Brlggs. Second row: Bob Brown, manager, Marvm Brehan, Duane Hettmger, Junior Bopp, Richard Greenup, Enneth Frohman, Pete Chagolla, LaVern Ledall, B111 Stroberg, Don Mxller, Keith Anderson, Kent Anderson, Glenn Garcia, Harlan Meyer. 51 A . ' g I f . I V s . 'I 3 . Q 1 1 on Q V9 xt .G J 1 f I -. If B 'Q t- C s . Q xl .9 :K . ff f , I l Nr.. , Q ., -1 f' I 4 ' I ' ,xc V A ' egg' y git K 1 f- Q F I , ,K tx ' ' A ft' ew ' Q.-ing' '31, 1 , 'L 7 I . . , 2 , -- L g - E E ,A - v ' ' f E: aa K S 3. 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