Erie High School - Tiger Yearbook (Erie, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

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PECCOLO SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL MR. WILLIAM SE LVIA ,i MR. ALBERT HANSON MRS. DOMINIC STERMLON MRS. JOAN SMITH - Commercial - :M Athletics - - Science WR. DAVE LE WIS MR, HAROLD CONROE - Industrial Arts - MR. GLENN BRUNING - Social Studies - , , Y Y L, 'll , , , - is I 1 1 5 V -va, J I f ' Q, N, f ,-, , E ' , X X Q 1 f +' ,, ,fm J, J- , ef I, ,f , J f , FACULTY MRS. BARBARA CARLSON - English - MR. CHARLES SIMON - Mathematics - mf A x 5 I , I ...I MRS. MARY PECCOLO - Home Economics - MRS. ALICE PETERSON - Music - My MRS. MARION BERGES MR. CHARLES PECCOLO - Science - - lVI8.theI'1'18.tiCS - 'Ik L :ES I I F a Q p- ww.. JERRY RONALD LEWIS THOMAS MORRIS PARKER STELLA LEE METHENEY MRS. JOAN SMITH Sponsor WILLIAM DEDRICK SE LVIA ROBERT GENE WEBBER RAYMOND AUGUST BEIE RLE JOYCE LA VERNE BRUNZ MARY HELEN CASTRO HARVEY ELMER BROWN FRED LOUIS CHRISTENSEN MARILYN JUNE HANSON MARJORIE JEAN MCAFEE DALE ALLEN DURBIN Harold Dessa Y Canaday Trernbath Tony Chunn Joe Nancy Wendzel Holley Donna Newman Vice-President ln . ' ry. 'Rf- n'nYkh' Q , , v Ronnie Madeline Pedron Ray Wayne Beaudoin JU l0R MR. HAROLD CONROE Sponsor Missing - George Elliot 'U ,l, Barbara Bury Secretary I Merlinda Glenn Martinez Hobbs Euphemia Montano Theresa Bob Katich Maez Carol Renoad President Betty Treasurer Jackie Miller Teter Eloise Lede sma Sprague Monares John Martha Raytnond Fern Florence Wilson Silva Ojeda Gomez 0PHOMORE JOh.I'1 HOlley Kay Brock President Secretary 7 ti X X MR. GLEN BRUNING Sponsor Walter Capps Ronnie Miller Vice-President Treasurer I ! , ar ,. in FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Walter Capps, Johnny Holley, Ralph Castro, Joe Arre- dondo, Barbara Metz, Patty Brunz, Virginia Ledesrna, Celia Regnier, Isabel Magana, and Bob Renoad. SECOND ROW: Mickey Gomez, Vincent Guillen, Danny Maes, Lawr- ence Montoya, Bill Renoad, Dolores Avila, Jenny Monares, Janice Watkins, Kay Brock, Patsy Lawley, and Mr. Glen Bruning, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Sabino Lontine, Joe Lucero, Bob Baker, Lewis Holloway, Teddy Evatz, Larry Heil, Jack Nelson, Bill Pickett, and Kenneth Craig. BACK ROW: Tom Beshears, Ronnie Miller, Joe Padia, Rolly Peterson, Andrew DeVisscher, George Bruntz, Clark Defler, Harry Spendlow, and Richard Martinez. FRE HME FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Vernon Alaux, Bill Lawley, Jim Mathews, Lucia Maez, Keith McAfee, Rachel Castro, Roger Chrisman, Beverly Allen, Dora Montano, and Martha Manion. SECOND ROW: Frances Franco, Ronald Crowe, Kenneth Ray, Carol Trembath, Dorothy Trail, Kenneth Brock, John Monares, Charlene Stevens, and Tom Cardenas. THIRD ROW: Arthur Camacho, Clyde Mohn, John Brookman, Roy Wool- ridge, George Trembath, Arthur Hanson, John Nichols, Donald Simansky, Arthur Munoz, and Mrs. Charles Peccolo. Tom Ca.rdenas Beverly Allen President Secretary J I J avi' MRS. CHARLES PECCOLO Tiff! FQ Sponsor ' kv T: Jim Mathews Arthur camacho gm ugfjz g Vice-President Treasurer K, I . FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Thomas Garcia, Alice Sandoval, Betty Renoad, Dorothy Hanson, Terry Whiles, Joyce Miller, Fred Bracegirdle, Alna Alaux, Wesley Spendlow, and Howard Stewart. SECOND ROW: Paul Martinez, Robert Zaragoza, LeRoy Baker, Sharon Parker, Barbara Sorrow, Norma Renoad, Anita Ojeda, Howard Carter, and Rosalie Lujan. THIRD ROW: Johnny Losino, Alfonso Trujillo, Manuel Alcola, Anthony Losino, Richa.rd Buhr, Robert Nicholas, Opal Peterson, and Mr. Charles Simon, Spon- sor. FLRST ROW, Left to Right: Dolores Guillen, Mary Ann Castro, Beverly Lawley, Louise Avila, Kenneth Hanson, David Somsky, Linda Beaudoin, Jo Ann Evatz, Alice Howell, Joe Montano, and Ruby Ornelas. SECOND ROW: Julian Martinez, Ronald Moore, Raymond Montano, Clyde Pierce, Judy Sherman, Charlotte Milanovich, Lucilla Montano, Glenna Aultman, Janice Nichols, Leonard McKay, and Pauline Guillen. THIRD ROW: Bobby Hutson, Mary Watkins, Claire Pierce, Vearl Gamble, Darrell Trembath, Frank Elliott, Bill Trail, Geraldine Nelson, Norma Montoya, and Mrs. Marian Burgess, Sponsor. V' 5 6, 2 N 5. N' QAM' 1 -hifi? WINNING FLOAT 5- ,N NN I N., f. , ma N N Juniors lst prize Eighth Grade 2nd prize Y-Teens 3rd prize EDITOR-IN- CHIEF Jean McAfee ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Donna Newman TIGER STAFF Dale Durbin SPONSOR: MRS. BARBARA CARLSON I SEATED, Left to Right: Bob Webber, Betty Parks, Donna Newman, Jean McAfee Dale Durbin, Florence Ojeda, and Merlinda Martinez. STANDING: Raymond Beierle, Harvey Brown, Harold Canaday, Wayne Beaudoin, Gordon Teter, Ron Pedron, Joe Wendi zel, Marilyn Hanson, Jackie Miller, Helen Castro, Eloise Ledesma, Nancy Holley T J Theresa Katich, Stella Metheney, Joyce Brunz, and Dessa rembath, aid ai N .C fi ? ' f Mm f 153715: ,Q 1 ,, , V M jzfg , ' 3 fx i -:Lf Qfift fff ,. Q ,V 'wffarz , C ,L , valve , V ,V,V lk? Lf, a,? f , q 5.1 ,. ? a 1 sa f., QV M r- mv fm M , 17 K2 X' if 'fm fr 1,11 2, V, if f-v' .V 57351 1 Q 3 ti 4 4 .1 De gk, , 4 , , Q, 'f 4 1 2 amz f 1' f 1 T7 2 l 1 f 1-, 2 fi 5 ,,,, J 4 4 J, L. 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Club Editor . . Sports Editor . . Exchange Editor . . Grade School Editor High School Editor . Reporters Typists . Sponsor . . . . Helen Castro . . Marilyn Hanson . . . Jean McAfee . . . . Joyce Brunz , , , , , Bob Webber , , . Raymond Beierle . ..... Jerry Lewis , , ,,,,,,,, Harvey Brown , Torn Parker, Bill Selvia Ray Beierle, Stella Metheney Fred Christensen . , , Joyce Brunz, Helen Castro Jerry Lewis, Marilyn Hanson Jean McAfee, Stella Metheney Mrs. Barbara Carlson if QT We f, Sf' JK 1,1116 Jimfg' 22 , ' 'na ff A. - Tfavltag an 2 if , sp iw , W N2 MIL Q ,Ulf , fa ,., V OFFICERS, Left to Right: Dale Durbin, President, Marilyn Hanson, Secretary, Helen Castro, Treasurer, Bob Webber, Vice-President. TUBE T COU CIL STANDING, Left to Right: Clair Pierce, Jack Nelson, Jean McAfee, Roger Chr-isman Harvey Brown, Dale Durbin, C. M. Peccolo, Sponsor, Madeline Ray, Charlene Stevens Wayne Beaudoin, Walter Capps, Terry Whiles. SEATED: Marilyn Hanson, Bob Webber Helen Castro. LIBRARIANS Mmy LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Selvia, Jackie Miller, Helen Castro, Joyce Brunz, Jean Mc- Afee, George Elliot. Y-TEENS 57? STANDING, Left to Right: Charlene Stevens, Beverly Allen, Joyce Brunz, Janice Wat- kins, Jackie Miller, Carol Renoad, Barbara Bury, Donna Newman, Mrs. Joan Smith, Sponsor. SEATED: Betty Parks, Pat Lawley, Betty Renoad, Alma Alaux, Geraldine Nelson, Glenna Aultman. a --v- v f-- LEFT TO RIGHT: Delores Guillen, Dorothy Hanson, Alice Sandoval, Beverly Lawley, Martha Manion, Dolores Avila, Barbara Metz, Rosa- lie Lujan, Louise Avila, Alna Alaux, Frances Franco, Jenny Monares, Judy Sherman, Linda Beaudoin, Sharon Parker, Jo Anne Evatz, Carol Trembath, and Mrs. Marion Berges, Sponsor. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Celia Regnier, Eloise Ledesma, Isabell Magana, Kay Brock. SECOND ROW: Linda Beaudoin, Judy Sherman, Charlene Stevens, Lucia Maez, Janice Watkins, Dora Montano, Glenna Aultman, Joyce Miller, Delores Guillen, Mrs. Marion Berges, Spon- sor, Na.ncy Holley, Dorothy Hanson. KNEELING: Jo Anne Evatz, Alna Alaux, Alice Sandoval, Mary Watkins. SEATED: Theresa Katich, Florence Ojeda, Barbara Metz, Dolores Avila, Virginia Ledesrna, Geraldine Nelson, Alice Howell. ff Z f Q i Q7 , 'f wiki- IIII. ERIE HIGH BILL EINIA I Portrait by-Link MISS EIIIE IIIGII MARILYN IIANSIIN FAV0lll'l'E BOB WEBBER JOYCE BRUNZ HOMECOMlNG QUEEN JACKIE MILLER ATTENDANTS QUEEN Marilyn Hanson Betty Parks JACKIE MILLER Isabel Magana Lucia M1162 HOMECOMlNG n rn ,ki 5-4 cd I3-4 s G3 -f-4 P --4 CD CD I-1 r-I 'I-I III --4 CU .-Q CYS U2 v-4 ht: ig R to ft Le be 33 CD CCI N. s: GS on cd 2 -. S-4 CD .D Bob Web urbin, D le Da Miller, edr-on, Jackie P onnie R Maez. cia Lu Vey Brown, HI' Hanson, H YU Maril Hold up! Queen ,,4vVV ', e t ee M5 The birth of the blues. : , IVI ' .K Shake Rattle Roll! SAP t ,ir . ., , K V i ,,, .. . , - ,,,- - , f , L e' Romeo and Juliet The Kettles Cisco Twins! Watch the birdie! Pose? Petunia in an onion patch. W ERE 'fbias xzsms Bob Webber fCONTINUED start- 0uSt0m UXSU' M CD91 high bono gift this a find ielwall 0f next to the play. ,...w. ., ,, ,MW xf 'f'n QUARTERBACK ,i QEQQQ Bill Selvia gd! F Pad! --NW - - oF0 F Beshouf 17 margin at halftime. Q Sglvia Third P9 C Lontine featured Chung of USSK laux the tw liar five whitti points came Bri Qth displa f ton skill 1 1'f' sack away iw z ter. chiefly , shooting ojmo4s1 Esvo END Lpvw Dale Durbin back or coulu Q-- -oM- MM Eriew ie-ga. ,willy The some eudsg +iTf ako: scoro fffgiiw QA ,.Qh Q 13 2 Estes fork 52. Q 'JJ The HBH squad bone x 1 was won by to 18 C outcla O CPSW. A 4 C 'CQ H E 'yi S C1841 xl' L 3 e 123911 15' tho ,Foh 'A 11'fANo'grw. 2 innafx 'TACHCLE f9U?1f W ' Bob Baker :iii Q. al , o ,N V ' f??QPg ' B ,A ,, , ,A f ' ' - f' '- I. PQAT'S IBHPIJLHEDVF Ccl I A u AIMS Chahners-B4assey'Harris NA 9 1 Sales and Service Q Longnunu, Colorado 3 U igf- , i ff CENTER Ron Pedron 4 10 2 l 2 2 5 O 5 1 O 1 l O 2 15 16 18 My -1 4 fx ,- - 12 f 49 I , 4 vw. f ' 45 o ff- E , , i E be L! Q f f 1 score a 6 6 riod ters ab 9 4 QUBPCBTQQ Things , much tho C saw f in a 1 qu TACKLE F Anoocats 2 Lewlslhnloway C F trol of? They he aria o,.mre r cage tofu a tally. br' oke the -. uh U but it with toe UQlling4 Bill :wavy no qzafG8! q,-, , GUARD ' .lly fol' , Y Harvey'Brown 'igge S525 ,W m-,o,o o,AIrie 18. ' 4 The second haf? Wag fa reversal of the first fhalf Aas Erio took over E t ., ,Q , H, ,Q , ' Hp- V 2, fr ' ' A , 6. , , ,V ,0 , 'E ast nrie and of TACKLE Q Sabino Lontine B d finge JZXVG gfozrgm nz: uso Q7 margin ai halftime. 5 Third period action Featured a close brand af oasketoall between :ne two clubs. nrie'a five point margin was fnitmled to a mere three H e quarter uaion. fine ting ll oints as tn game to ,va , T.: .... N... commzuao 1 V X p 1 Q . w i custom of the graduat- ing .classes of Erie hian School. nrio High School is honorel to have this gift from the class of uobn. If you haven't seen this clock you will find it on the east nwall of the gymnasium nnext to the sooreooard. EHIA PLaYnh mE Paola 5 1 ir 5 , p i 4 J I U bel C Loot BSTQS PL.YnR 1 J? nalooth E Aanton F noaaa ' A E ,IZQFZD I-LALFBACK C .. 5,1114 Vernon Alaux o Swedl Li Lnmmgrn A L . G ng 1 l O Qs ll 3? QW 31 .JOUQJ f-sinh QJUNCE f3.Qf'.L'.,iXb Boo waooer The Lafayette Bob- rco 5 gs? 4 END :mei 351 Joe Padia 30 2 0 snag futclasaei Mauve Yeti? rewu 9 CENTER 5 Harry Spendlow Q ., -, ,--v-, ---1 Selvia dropped in e neautiful jump shot to tie the score at 25 1 , Gets shellaoked nP16'S coli Tigers 57-35 on oaturday January 8 in Lnfayette's gymnasium. Erie Jumped off to an early lead and held on to it till the end of- the first quarter. The score at the ouzzer oein5 Erie ll Lafayette 7. The second quarter-n was a Dad one for uotn -y...v4..,.- ioeema as Lafayette iscered only IQ, and ecii e meager 6. The wyawoffggfl m W'mW'wMw A ,'9 fourth statin Qffetmfei ooo' Heian leg foe at ,,-. '- ?: Nob- ' f .ig ,moth ieame s aozglly oemoiherei amen? nagenel ,ai-3 nite Q. omem fPoroe nelo ooggeolg to salvage a 36 to 53 vic- ftorlg, W C 0311 N? LD score Stf, nrie 1 lha nrie period shoota pace amazing nuroubn grab a el the and Q S .LT Erie quarter. 53, mucghilgii QUARTERBACK H pw mn final quiggg Kenne ay o mooceta CQQQQ nnkqXx , trol of 1 e 57 tr Lafayei in a ol tc ERIE? I :foie A K' are -, X ' - v 1 me ,f 'J Mn 1 .1 'fn 1J4f AXz:.:ITE, held jane. The Eagles e,ored 8 points before ine Tiger cage team could muster a tally. Vern Alaux broke the ice for Erie with a charity toes, but it came too late as the buzzer sounded with the score ton ling- , O VST' U ' HALFBACK NW 5 Ronnie Miller' Q, PLnYnh 3 5 -.J V agen' o H Q E hastrionj margin at the end l 5 Smith A F manning F man'naT U DeN'e1 F Smith 1 U Wanaka O Ulair G Wanaka I Player' 5 v few' - e'4,gjW1 FULLBACK A g Q :H ji Ton1Beshears 5 -fa Twin . VN. , X ' , . , ., . 5 rw fe ..,.,... I ,- , .-Uaixlvu.. - T 'x - ua- f one uoogfwff to ' 4 ' 2 36 to MZ '7- Q TACKLE Lb I 3 fe i M 2, 1 Ted Evatz -Q- 1 'um ?ra5ergc? any put the ?iQers on ine offensive. 259 second qwawiara zaartmi vita a Bang as 2111 Zalvia gmt the Dall over The goal for ZQG fiymt scoya Q? tue ball game. Wwcdeyick, fiqktimg hayi, came hack with a iowchiown to maVe the SCGFG six io six at fha half. 5 FrcHericV received ihc TicFoff in the Whivd quartnrf They 12396 in pass, au? this was broken my by Varnon Lwavx vhs took Lie pas: and scamparcd 10 varda Hfforo Weifj pullac dow.. Jriv ran inks 'smnc Baa lwck vhwxmtheh' quarterback,BiM.Se lvia nausvu ,nf wall to a Qvcicvaci playa? wgo was aig ig? War rar ine ncora, Twin farivfif pug 1.4 r ar: awww ,V ig, , , L- , GUARD Lawrence Montoya ,K u- 1 and 3 f .vw aamw ias Lge a f fl as hcih mf imc ezpective defenf givw M bald tha of- ?ew4 vhfwk, ani ngguaa a abr 1, .4 VW, fum 2.1 'S .Lx i Seve Bill D - W2 lag .L ho bavs ,, T a. f- .- A- xmx kv 2 V , niinc Got un to tory fval EB an she it W 886 or I, W Q, m ll lvia hall to Y D WMWTS W'd was Gm GUARD :Qi Q TACKLE W2 53 C9112 Walter Capps W? Qt, Jerry Sherman acwmss fwc QV TJCQJ, ,.L37.i'fU-131110 10,73 Q, i ,. fig' 'k.,WVA Zaye . 2: 53114 1, f, an f- A , M . aa , 'W 0 ,, - , , 31,2 .4 84.23.5103 on the wary pasltxim of 19 to Clark N455 09 ?QG 12 ai the Qu? H045 iggk img Qffensi w2m9v ggt 3 fQiemsive 9latoons Qfw fmfq ' nd in wc'eza M f against the N113 ' B 0 pi fx 'ffl 1.3 'NM KW, I 'V Hi 5 ,:., 'Hoy f C n L .L me uf A-1 lf- iw 1 ' DGQ1, Gm M' gk , 0? N G95 'meta vu ZQQ aww f ggapi There a,aQ MTTWM ,, aa in the was 2307322 '31 Cctobmy Home CGi0'GT OctoWmf FU., . 11.10563 ,w gg 'vp 'fs final mach main but the M 7 ig: f, aiu, Qui .5,.L Ii A, 1 ' wiif ovfv of Q abs 7. tween mrved dlock M ns in GUARD Ton1Cardenas M the sonference standw Homecoming at was o well clashed uni , and Gut tWQ withw ,n 5 an f A' M' W1 9,22 . Wwe? W .Av ission a with , zhdcwn TACKLE L Clyde hdohn ff much like the pre three qugrtgra just svcondq to electrifying occ took place. wit game rapidly s from wrie's 'naap teroack, Di 1 Sol went back to his yard line and loftod long paaa down fi me tiful 0 Ti 1: ' A eld where and rtinez mad ed h HALFBACK 1 Roy'VVoo1dridge ., ,, , 1' . , Ln gggg ,HQ ifiamv was YZ, aria 2 1 1.553 :iGkGd eancaaaguliyfand 5. Timngtg 3 1 lig g at 13 and of 4 . mis 1365 Earia Zi 25 0 1,sapird period stead 7 to 6, aerthoud 0,4 Q,ogQ -133 in favor of the mar- a9 buders from Timnath. ' F 4 .Q , -, ,,,,.3,fgf::-pwfqw,.:ia-- 3:1'f:fW.,..f.p,,g'1t1T'Asfrfwwwmizxf ,::4:a4,,,,,f.,,.,wvvw4n+f+w,.MfW pwyfm:-:M MNM,,,,Y,1M W 'able to muefer a score 'V' Nunn.-1 by Bee Vi ligase ,in the ard ef the wee the W HALFBACK 63 Joe Arrendondo 4 Zzanze. een lweyuguuywweemmgwvuwwumi6d8h 1',K 3 tiful eeef.,,,f2afff:fe,ge baskets 150 rggd thanks ,ccnmnni ef the nf0ot lineime. The E Eagles igagklag f9OT65 8 points before the nexgae' Tiger mage team aqgygd tpuld mneier a tally. fgvgpygngvgrn Aleux brake the Lin gheirze for Erie with e 2Se1v1.an neariw wee, but if And fer tgmm ton late lee the lthat t sennded with the ina: Welling' 1 I We ted 4 TACKLE 4 Vincent Guillen 2 Q3 U 1: my ,1 a 3 62,11 .Jf,111,2,2 Ugg ' zant eonfexenaw xieen at Le ?Ort6. Tae meme was very evenly ylayee Mwmgmmtammmrpw- tion of the tueele with the lead changing hands frequently, The first quarter action sew Le Porte tak- ing commend from ,the start and keeping a 10 3131.5 ERIE OPPONENTS 1 3 POW MEAD 6 19 FREDERICK 12 49 BERTHOUD 0 40 ESTES PARK 0 0 LaPORTE 40 7 TIMNATH 7 Q 20 WIGGINS 13 'ali RU fi '! fi R. fn,n to Z8 N JDE OVGP as Une wvzxer rang endw END ,Eff in the ing play, Arthur Munoz R after e, The fourth stanza E rally, featured defensive ac' fbill Seed cnieziy by Joe tion at.ita beet as g to his idle and F511 Selvia. both teams 'virtually 5 806 10fi56 SCOTS had been 24 gmgthered thelr respec- down ee before Bill tive effenaea. La- dropped in e jump shot to scar e at 26 W' TWA 4 the zefeat was ity of the to keep pose part of the Porte meld Goggedly to salvage a 36 to 35 vice g'E3' IQ: m 'X 'Ef'L 'U'YA 1 ffs:'u'f.2w' vt'12 W'v much offensive author- lity, and it oontinued o me a defensive contest the ball in as the half en6'd With- out either team ,sing especially forte in were awe fine 'redd GLick and 1 3' Y .1., .4.J,-.1-1 END , givin it I' B Richard Martinez 4 fmpgig.. H Q ack Bill r 'k5 3jj'?f 2s5ne.el Milbank Q, E4 Q L Tommy Hesneave. 5 ps Q --L .V Y AV --- -M - - -- Y.. , . , . Timmath came out einer the intermission and came through with the first tcuzhdown The conversion was ioked succeasful1y,ami ine score at the and of mhird period stood 7 to ' in favor of the mar- uders from Timnath. 1 , . .. , .tw . V , ,I l, -r 3 ........-.M-.--f L r 3 3 3310 gi HALFBACK Danny Maes LAPORTE Player F3 ?T PF if F Tnoen 2 2 QM. 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FRONT ROW: Marilyn Hanson, Accompanistg Nancy Holley, Dolores Avila, Pat Brunz, Jenny Monares, Martha Monares, Dessa Trembath, Madeline Ray, and Merlinda Martinez. SITTING, Left to Right: Clark Defler, Robert Maez, Martha Mon- ares, Jackie Miller, Betty Parks, Celia Regnier, Madeline Ray, Eloise Ledesma, Harold Canaday, and Ronnie Pedron. EXTET STANDING, Left to Right: Eloise Ledesma, Madeline Ray, Martha Monares, Celia Regnier, Jackie Miller, Betty Parks, and Marilyn Hanson, Accompanist. TRIPLE TRIO STANDING, Left to Right: Betty Parks, Celia Regnier, Madeline Ray, Eloise Ledesrna, Florence Gjeda, Martha Monares, Jackie Miller, Janice Watkins, and Donna Newman. GHEERLEADER Eloise Ledesrna Isabel Magana Kay Brock Celia Regnier MAJURETTE Alice Howell Nancy Holley Virginia Lede Sma Dorothy Hanson Florence Ojeda Jackie Miller ACTIVITIE hey cookie. dig the crazy push cart Chattanooga Choo Choo! long fellow I fig' 4' 3 7 fffv af 4 WH. 7 . - ff ,W -w -Q 'v 4 4 I -f K, W' P' Y f jfilg-7 ' S 4.021 ,, 'Q ,S o . ' ' L fvi 2 G W . , f, team was in a huddle gang busters v, 48-.5 ef: va za 1 if A please! Alexander escape l l ,773 I f ff- f4m:7mgmw4fww,4 4 Af I 1' 'P 'W'-9. V P A , QQVAVA ,A ,, ' Wy 1-if , fi Q . ig A 1. :Q ,V ,,.. ,, . M 5. I j ' ' ,a,,aw 'lf4 ' ' ,7':-'1'..f,.,,.,,,.. ,. - , if .M , Swing Low. Annie Oakley Sound Off f Helen 'B XX ge J o yes Jean Fred Ray Tom Jerry Marilyn RAYMOND BEIERLE Football 25 Erion Staff 45 Annual Staff 4. HARVEY BROWN Football 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Erion Staff 4. JOYCE BRUNZ Y-Teen 45 Choir 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Annual Staff 45 Erion Staff 45 Class Officer 45 Library 4. HELEN CASTRO Plays 3, 45 Christmas Play 2, 35 Library 3, 45 Class Officer 45 Choir 1, 25 Spring Concert 25 Student Council. FRED CHRISTENSEN Football 35 Erion Staff 45 Choir 2. SENIUR I FORMA'I'l0 DALE DURBIN Student Council 45 Track 25 Class Officer 35 E-Club 1, 2, 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Plays 3, 4. JERRY LEWIS Football 25 Band 3, 45 Spring Concert 3, 45 Li- brary 2, 3, 45 Erion Staff 4. MARILYN HANSON Operetta 25 Y-Teen 1, 25 Pep Club 15 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Attendant 3, 45 Student Council 45 Class Officer 1, 2, 35 Annual Staff 45 Erion Staff 45 Play 3, 45 Spring Concert Ac- companist5 Accompanist 1, 2, 3, 4. STELLA ME THENEY Plays 3, 45 G. A. A. 15Pep Club 15 Library 1, 25 Choir 1, 25 Band 1, 25 Erion Staff 45 Annual Staff 4. JEAN MCAFEE G. A. A. 1, 25 Play 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Erion Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Library 2, 3, 4. TOM PARKER Erion Staff 45 Annual Staff 4. BILL SE LVIA Library 45 Choir 25 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 35 Class Officer 15 E-Club 2, 3, 45 Erion Staff 45 Annual Staff 4. BOB WEBBER Plays 35 Choir 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Student Council 1, 45 Spring Con- cert 45 Christmas Play 3, 45C1assOfficer2, 3, 45 E- Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Erion Staff 45 Annual Staff 4, CLASS HI TORY The class of 1955 entered the halls of Erie High School in the fall of 1949 for the first time. Nine of the graduating thirteen formed the body of determined seventh gradersg determined, that is, not to be ruled by the seniors and determined to some day become seniors themselves. The seventh and eighth grades served as a breaking-in period before acceptance into actual high school life by way of initiation in the fall of the freshman year. After suffering many humiliations fand enjoying themj on this eventful occasion, the class of 1955 began what will some day be referred to as The Good Old Days at Erie High School. Raymond Beierle joined us during this year as a quiet and steady member of our class. ln our sophomore year as retaliation for the indignities imposed upon us as Fresh- men, we made the initiation of the new freshrnen something they will never forget. How- ever, the real high point of our sophomore year was ordering the long-awaited emblem of an Erie High School Student, namely our class rings. We eagerly awaited their ar- rival. Ages and ages passed, and we were ready to enter our junior year when the rings arrived in August of 1953. Our junior year was high-lighted by the presentation of Orchids and Onions in which we surprised ourselves at the talent we possessed. Onions became Orchids in a transformation from skirts and sweaters, jeans and shirts to floating formals accompanied by suits and ties at the Junior Class Prom. In keeping with the setting, the Bali-Hi, the South Pacific was brought to our western town. Tom Parker joined our ranks during this year to go on to that day to which we have looked forward to for twelve long years. At last, the final of these twelve years made its appearance. Fred Christensen and Joyce Brunz entered our class at the first of our last year in school. We were amazed and slightly disbelieving that our goal was nearly in sight. However, we had little time to think of graduation directly as there were many things left undone that must be finished, not only in the way of class work but in the way of making our marks so that we would always be remembered after our graduation. We promoted several sales campaigns in everything from sweaters to magazines, quite successfully, We also presented as our Senior Class play Aaron Slick From Punkin Crick which was every bit as good, if not better, than the movie production. Thoughts of graduation never really left our minds. Robes and announcements for the event were chosen in December. January found us posing for pictures as re- minders to family and friends that we had reached the stage of being young adults who had finished one of the most important tasks of life, finishing twelve years of education. Only four of the group have come all the way from the first grade of the Lincoln Grade School through the twelfth grade of Erie High School. They were Helen Castro, Marilyn Hanson, Jean McAfee, and Stella Metheney. HOWeVeI', We have all been friends united in one cause, one that has been a lot of work, a lot more play, and one that will always be remembered. CLASS WILL We, the class of 1955 being of sound mind and body do hereby leave our last will and testament before departing from the Erie High School. We, the class of '55, will to the Junior Class all of our old unused firecrackers. We, the class of '55, will to the Sophomore Class our quiet ways in the classrooms and halls. We, the class of '55, will to the Freshman class our studious manners. We, the class of '55, will to the Seventh and Eighth Grades our patience. I, Harvey Brown, will my school books to Betty Parks and my crew cut to Mr. Bruning. I, Raymond Beierle, will my smile to Joe Wendzel and my quiet ways to Bob Baker. I, Joyce Brunz, will my red hair to Louise Avila and my height to Nancy Holley. I, Helen Castro, will my pleasing smile to Euphemia Montano and my big brown eyes to Pauline Martinez. I, Fred Christensen, will my ears to Kenneth Hanson and my Nash to Mrs. Carlson so she will have more speed going home. I, Dale Durbin, will my mischievous ways to Carol Renoad and my driving skill to Donna Newman. I, Marilyn Hanson, will my musical ability to Opal Peterson and my job in the office to Dorothy Hanson. I, Jerry Lewis, will my size to George Trembath and my night life to Andrew De Vis- scher. I, Jean McAfee, will my long hair to Florence Ojeda and my artistic ability to Keith McAfee. I, Stella Metheney, will my happy times in Longmont to Beverly Allen and my size to Ruby Ornelas. I, Tom Parker, will the Erie High School to the unlucky students who are left here and the ones who are to come and my locker 215 to David Somsky when he becomes a senior on one condition, that is he is to keep it in a mess at all times. I, Bill Selvia, will my athletic ability to Ronnie Miller and all my girl friends to Ronnie Pedron. I, Bob Webber, will my Ford to Mr, Bruning and my beat up history workbook to Ronnie Pedron. PRUPHECY Let's look to the future ten years and see what the members of the 1955 class are doing. Here we go in a new Mercury rocket ship that was invented by Bob Webber and as the chauffeur we have the inventor himself, Bob Webber. How about taking us to Wash- ington D. C. first, Bob? Yes, I see them too. They are Jean, Marilyn, and Stella who are working for the President as his Girl Fridays. There is Tom who is in charge of all military affairs for Colorado. He is now General Tom Parker. Let's continue on around to the east. Our first stop will be Paris. We have the famous fashion designer Mme. Joyce Brunz. She must have done very well with High School Rags. She has started creating instead of reporting on fashions. Oh well, it is just as well some one achieved fame. Now to the far east. Then our own beloved continent. Do you see that jungle down there? I do believe it is the Indian Jungle. Hey, can you go down any lower? I think I just saw the fearless animal hunter Jerry Lewis. I believe he is after a black panther. Yes, it is Jerry, but we haven't the time or space to drop down and talk to him right now. Maybe we'll make it some other time. Home, Bob. Our first stop will be California where We'll refuel at Los Angeles. Can you hear the roar? That must be the crowd out at the UCLA stadium. Why look. If it isn't Coach Bill Selvia. I thought he was playing professional basketball. Bill is the youngest coach in the United States. Only 24. We would like to stay longer, but we do have to be on our way. Say is that our old classmate Helen Castro? Helen is on her way to film the show These Parents Of Ours. She has had a great deal of experience in the television field. Where are we going now? We'll go down Arizona way by way of the Mojave Desert. Oh, oh, we better land. They're testing rockets today. We'll find the base of operations and land there. Here comes a man now. He sure looks like Dale Durbin. Say, it is Dale. How long have you been down here ? About five years. Don't you know it is dangerous to be flying in a test area? We hadn't heard that it was closed. How soon can we be on our way? Anytime the test is over. It has been nice to see you again. Good-bye. Now where are we headed? To Texas, but we can't stop. l've heard that three of the boys from our class went together and bought three- fourths of the state. They are Fred, Harvey, and Raymond. Iguess they had to buy all that land for their farms in Colorado were quite successful and they wanted to expand their holdings. This brings to a close our journey of 1965. PETE' S BARBER SHOP Please patronize our sponsors VETERANS OIL CO. Lafayette, Colorado SHORTY'S ELITE BARBER SHOP Longmont, Colorado LOU'S SHAMROCK SERVICE Longmont, Colorado R. B. SMOOT Longmont, Colorado EDDY'S PHOTO SHOP Longmont, Colorado MORRIS CANDY SHOP Boulder, Colorado GRUBER'S CARTER SERVICE Longmont, Colorado GLEN'S ELECTRIC Longmont, Colorado ANDY'S SWAP SHOP Longmont, Colorado THE HUNTER HARDWARE CO. 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