Florence High School - Husky La Bran Yearbook (Florence, CO)

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ntor The Junior Class met and elected officers during the first part of September. The beautiful float which was entered in the Homecoming parade won first prize. The float represented the Statue of Liberty, with Diana Giuliano playing this part. Joella Louth was chosen from this class as the queen’s attendant. The Junior Class play which was presented on April 17 was a great success. This play was “Spring Fever”, a comedy about college life. Members of the Junior Class were prominent in other activities of the school. Seven juniors took part in the All-School Play, “Cross My Heart”. Two boys participated in football, and one in basketball. The Junior Prom held on May 1, was the outstanding social event of the year. The gymnasium was transformed into a Western ranch scene. The Juniors closed their year’s activities with a picnic held on the last day of school. First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester DOMINIC SENATORE ROGER BERARDI ....... Vice ALBERT VITULLA ........... JOHN UHRLAUB ............. STUDENT COUNCIL .... ADVISER ............ President DOMINIC SENATORE President MARGUERITE RENFROW Secretary.................... HARVEY BEACH Treasurer.................... JOELLA LOUTH Frank Butz, Yolanda Zarlenga ................. Mr. Waddell Fremont county was named in honor of General John Charles Fremont.

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First Row: MARGUERITE RENFROW. LORRAINE RUNKLE. FRANK MORGAN. JUNE DICKSON. ERNEST FICCO Fourth Row: MILDRED HOFFMAN. JOELLA LOUTH. FRANCES ANGONE. ROGER BERARDI. MR. WADDELL James McCandless was Florence’s first Mayor and Postmaster. Second Row: IRENE PERNA. DONALD LUCAS. DOM SENATCRE. CHRISTINE WINGO. TOMASITA GARCIA. Third Row: JOE DIGHERA. AVIS BRANDENBURG. WARREN BLANKENSHIP, DOROTHY HOTCHKISS. MARY EMILY ROUSE

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'huhvc In the latter part of September the Sophomore Class organized and elected officers for the first semester. A skating party was held on March 17 which most of the class attended. At the Penny Carnival the Sophomore Class had a base-ball toss. This was the favorite booth of the Carnival. Five members of the class took part in the All-School Play, “Cross My Heart”. The Sophomore contest play, “The Curing of Dad,” won second place. Bernadine Beer and John Senatore won second places for acting. An attractive float was entered by this class in the Homecoming parade. Norma Berardi represented the class as the queen’s attendant. Several Sophomores were in the Mask-and-Wig plays, “Recipe for Love” and “In Johnny’s Stomach”. About fifteen boys went out for football, five whom received letters. One out of five who went out for basketball received a letter and one member of the class was on the school tennis team. In the spring the Sophomores assisted by the Librarians and the Reflector staff sponsored a movie, “Swamp Water”. The class picnic, held on May 29, closed a most successful year. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester JOHN HOWELLS President BOB REDMAN BERNADINE BEER Vice President BETTY DIEHL NORMA BERARDI Secretary NORMA BERARDI JERRY UHRLAUB Treasurer ROCKIE FALGIEN ADVISER STUDENT COUNCIL Shirley Lennox, Jack Cowperthwaite ..................... Mr. Embleton The library at F. H. S. contains 3285 volumes.