Edgewater High School - Mustang Yearbook (Edgewater, CO)

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EIEH H EHFIUE 1717? hmm MA IWW Top Ron Bell, C Cory, L Thomas, B Hear, I Pierce, 0 Gaudiot, Miller, R Mero, B lebbe, and G Iillens Center Row Smith C Bellville, Boh S Kirk, M Lasky, L Lynn, Fewlass, Miss Snyder, Fling, and L Bishop Bottom Row Gillaspy B Jenkins, leisner, T Harrison, I Freder lckson, and W Harwood Winslow and B Jones not in pic ture On the opening day of the 1946 47 school term, twenty six bewild ered eighth graders gathered in the high school auditorium to begin their higher education They elected as their officers for the year, President Winona Pierce, Vice President Wayne Harwood, Secretary Teddy Harrison, and Treasurer Janet Bell Geren liller represented them in the Student Council. They chose as their class name, KTK, class colors, purple and gold, class flower, larkspur These young lustangs have taken an active part in school activl ties On January 9, they presented a play, 'The Trial of A1n't' for an assembly pro ram. The KTKsK? are looking forward to their initiation next year so that they will be a real part of E. H. S. 21 . -nr 3 'M A ff 13, ' e 7 - L f ' ' n ,.2 Ee. - L K' f '- wi' ,, ', ' ' , V , ' My it I 4 L Y ,I . M . A3 Q,,M at ' l1f.Q!E E,,Q ag ff g ,il f JZZQ wgaw ' ' Q T V X MQ X' A X ' N Qi 1 KB. fa I ' ' A s L V , M., t.. J, ,, a L. 6 li, A L ,jp sr 'LT V' iff , cz: 'H' ' f ' , : J. O I O O O J. . I . . : B. , . C. , . . . Es Ro I I 2 To g 9 Ka Q 0 ' a a Aa a ' O O 3 Q Q Q

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FHEEHMEIXI 6-ei Top Row J Bailey, P Teter, E Jurnberg, V Kuehn, H Van Dervort, D Llngg, B Lumberg, Mr Nicholas, L Hackstaff, G De Bro der, R Nylander, P Allison, and D Edwards Center Row J Smith, A Davis, F Fredrickson, A Fuqua, L Gorman, R Dillner, D Lares, L Terry, W McCarty, G De Broder, A Hesservy, I Parker, and F Corbett Bottom Row H Mott, G Harrison, K Kitzman, D Mansfield, B Enarson J Kirk, F Gottschalk, R Phelps, and C Galbraith Not in picture C Swanson, B Hott In 1945 the class of '50 entered the halls of E H S greatly lost, as they looked upon the intelligent and dignified upperclassmen but through a year's training they acquired a knowledge of our sd1ool activities and came back in '46 to become a real part of the school after initiation which d1dn't turn out so badly after all Ready to take up the duties required by freshmen, they elected Harry Hott as representative to the Student Council. The class offi- cers were Glen De Broder, Pres., Ruth Dillner, Vice-pres.g Gordon De- Broder, See.i Pat Teter and Eugene Harrison. Social Directors. Three freshman boys received letters in football this year. They were Dick lansfield, Bob Enarson, and Fred Gottschalk. They also had three of their boys make the first team in basketball - Dick Hans- tleld Gene Harrison, and Leonard Bishop. This class possesses other talent as was proved when they pre sented a play for assembly on January 23. The play was 'Mixed Dates'. The treshn n are eagerly looking forward to next year when they will no longer be freshmen, but upperclassnen. 20 , Y, A' e 32 me, q I 6 I ,fgg ' rx, 4 J P 4 -ef i 2 V it I x C W K 5 4 X --t C I C U 0 e 0 1 a a ' a s e e s a e a e a I O O G C e a o s s e e e 9 U O O O O ' e a 0 O U I -- .

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