Edgewater High School - Mustang Yearbook (Edgewater, CO)

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JUN I UFE TOP DW I lalbel, B Bond, M Willard, J Rear, B larriner, Iles Proctor, Irs Garton, F Taudfest, E Dexter, L Leigh BOTTOM ROW B Brown, I H0HdP10kS01'1, V Teter, J Lynn, E Ga1legos,B Bruce, P Parker, C Edwards, R Strohmeyer, B lilcoxon 25 students of the Class of '48 entered E H S as eighth graders began to take an important part in all high school activities This year was spent in thinking of ways and means of makinglmnqy for that all important Jr Sr Prom On January 6 they gave a play entitled Girls Are Like That, under the direction of Miss Proctorand Irs Garton They also sponsored a movie, had a raffle and a bingo game Officers for the year were Irene Hendrickson, President Jean Rear, Vice President, Iris laibel, Secretary, and larion Allison, Treasurer Athletes for this class were Ed Dexter, and Marion Allison who received letters in football and Marion Allison and Gerry Brauch in basketball llth the knowledge and experiences they have acquired so far in I H S they look forward to a bright and successful senior year our 'alma mater ' 18 in 1943. They were a sorry looking sight but as time progressed'Qny noe in

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'SUP-JHUNUHEE Top Row liles, P Todd, C Newhouse, D D1 Donato, A Kuehn, Brsuch, lr Ries, B Gottschalk, C lartin, M Lerew and Webbe Middle Row Bell, I Pierce, L Bowen, I Coon, P Surratt, L Phelps, Skidmore, J Stephens, B Oatman, D Rogers, and C Swan son Bottom Row R Ferrell, K Buzzard, L Richards, D Mayo, J Weant, and N Jernberg, Not in picture D Greenstien and J Gates The class of 1949 returned to E F S in the fall of 1946 as dis tinguished sophomores This year they had recovered from their Fresh men deze sufficiently to take an active part in the affairs of their school Their first big feat was the freshmen initiation well done too They elected as their class officers B Oat an, President, I Lerew, Vice President, R Ferrell, Secretary, and L. Phelps, Trea surer. As Sophomores their class began to show signs of having hidden among them students with athletic abilities. Such well known person- ages as Don Rogers, Chuck Martin, B111 Oatman, and David layo began to distinguish themselves on the gridiron. They were not lacking in basketball players, either, for they were represented by Don Rogers, Bill Oatman, Chuck Martin, Lawrence Richards, Nathan Jernberg, and Robert Ferrell. Dramatic talent was shown when they presented the play Bobby Sox for an assembly. The big party of the year was the Valentine Formal held on Feb- ruary ll. 19 1 9 'f.. .g X I I '- TL V 'ami - lf., L L 'z 2'5 A ngif. Q 4' . 2 X BQ e e s 0 Je e e e I De s Ne e s 0 O 0 Bs of s e I e e e e 0 0 Q e s e s -e e ' . - e -Q , 2 o ' e . ' -