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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1964 volume:

THIS IS FLORENCE HIGH FLORENCE HIGH FLORENCE COLORADO TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword 5 Impressions 6 Very Important People 28 Athletics 44 Organizations 66 Student Body 78 Faculty 98 Administration 100 4 ■ Physical . . .intellectual. . .humorous . . . artistic . ..challenging . . .rewarding. . .so goes the pattern of events at Florence High School. From the resonance of the first and final bells to the excitement of a decisive ball game, student expression is unlimited in the diverse patterns of daily activity. A mad chaotic whirl of extra-curricular activities and social commitments, force a decision between work and play, dating and homework. While studying is the main preoccupation at Florence High, equally sought are the moments of diversion, the moments of relaxation, and moments of warm friendship. The usual yearbook crises arose in the course of the year and were surmounted by the untiring and dedicated work of the yearbook staff. An increasing awareness of general semantics led the editors to explore new dimensions in communication and from these stem the general lay-out of the book. The yearbook does not tell everything there is to tell about Florence High School. It is neither a definitive introduction nor a historical study. Rather, it is a visual record of the school as it exists in the minds of those who worked on the staff. In the 1964 HUSKY, school life is portrayed candidly, picturing the student and his activities honestly and without reservation. Approaching the book impressionistically, the staff members have tried to create an atmosphere that at any given moment is typical. Occasionally they were inspired with rewarding insights and more than once they came to feel they were portraying a rich plastic in which they were inevitably led from texture to pattern, from pattern to space, and from space to time. Rosemary Verlengia Editor Talents to match a new complexity. 8 9 ROUSING MARCHES and flashing baron. Precision, ceremony, and leadership. Drum major Raymond Rodriguez delights countless spectators at halftime and parades. Under his skilled direction the marching band has reached new heights in color and discipline. Only the individual suffers injury if he ignores the many opportunities to engage in social and physical relaxation. Friendship and activities are always worthwhile. STUDENT EXPRESSION finds an outlet in many wholesome activities. The tenseness after a game finds release in the homecoming bonfire. Homework is temporarily postponed to take care of the pleasures at hand. 11 A COLORFUL group gathers on the lawn in front of the high school in anticipation of Pioneer Day ceremonies. A PLEASANT stroll along Maple Avenue can be relaxing after a hard day of Latin, Shakespeare, logarithms, and research. FOOTBALL UNIFORMS give a unique slant to one of the many, noisy, pep assemblies held during the school year. ANTIQUE AUTOMOBILES and apple pie are part of Apple Day at Penrose. A model T provides official transportation. 13 TERM PAPERS are one of the hard realities of life. 14 No formal balance exists between work and play. There is studying, the main occupation of the student, and there is diversion. The ever desired break from the books, the typewriters, the classes. AN IMPROMPTU choral group gives expression to one of man’s creative instincts. EXUBERANCE IS stamped on Mark Angel, GwenMcCleary, and Jim Mayfield as they are borne aloft over the lights, the dust, and the shooting galleries of the carnival. EMPTY BLEACHERS awaiting Saturday’s game will be filled with noisy partisan crowds. Football practice attracts several spectators as late afternoon shadows fall across the field. 18 FOCUSING THEIR attention on a faulty 1952 Ford transmission are Eddie Ossola, Lawrence Lair, Ray Garcia, Joe Swisher, Don Karr, and Frank Martz. Auto mechanics instructor Bill Meigs is also Athletic Director of Florence High School. AT LEFT, Frank Martz is engrossed in the process of a re welding a piece of angle iron to tubing. POP ART dictated the inclusion of a stop sign in this picture. Members of the Quill and Scroll literary organization are: Mrs. Parker, sponsor, Carolyn Goodall, Cheryl Janes, Rosemary Verlengia, Kathy Smith, and Linda Hudnall. ABOVE, INDIVIDUAL expressions sensitively stated are the outcomes of classes in art. Participating in an outdoor sketching assignment are Kathy Berndt, Merle Whitenbeck. Ken Compton, Henry Ramos, Ken Stevens, Salvadore Trujillo, and Tom Salano. RELATIVITY AND quantum physics a re deep concerns IN A typical after-school scene, Miss Boyd helps John Scutti in an investigation of bone marrow. Somehow, the day just isn’t long enough. PROBABILITIES AND sense extension make thought increasingly sophisticated. Miss Hitchcock helps Dorah Mattice in the important area of research. 23 HEAVY PRESSURES of academic work fill the typical school day from eight till four with a continued round of study and recitation. WEEKENDS MORE often than not are planned to include the enjoyment and thrill of Saturday’s game. Husky fans, at right, enter the west gate. THUMBING THEIR way to the Sadie Hawkins Dance are JoeTamburello, Don White, Dean Mac Kinnon, and Dave Robinson. Dogpatch has Utopian implications. VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLE CHARM AND POISE TYPIFY HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS Rosemary Solano, Junior Darlene States, Freshman 30 1964 HOMECOMING QUEEN MISS CANDY NOVAK THERE ARE AWARDS AND THERE ARE HONORS AND THERE ARE SCHOLARSHIPS . . . BEHIND EACH THERE IS INTEGRITY, THERE IS DISCIPLINE, AND THERE IS WORK. QUARTERBACK FOR the Huskies for two years. Terry Stevens was equally adept in the realm of chemistry and physics. He received a five year tuition waiver scholarship from the Colorado School of Mines. TWO IMPORTANT people in Florence High School are seniors J.R. Philips and Kathy Simpson. They were elected Head Boy and Girl by the student body and faculty. Their job of coordinating the maze and intricate pattern of student activities requires the highest type of leadership. 33 YEARBOOK EDITOR Rosemary Verlcngia won a scholarship award from Colorado State College, was chosen Valedictorian, and took third place in the editorial contest at Adams State College. CHORAL ARRANGEMENTS are second nature to Frank Tilley, Anne Heid, Anita Tilley, and Rodney Irvine. These talented students had the honor of being chosen for membership in the highly competitive State Chorus. THE CLOUD chamber at right won first prize in the Science Fair this year. This scientific achievement was the work of two unassuming young men, Jim Roberts and Tom Bellino, both of whom are outstanding science students. THE WORK of John Wells was exhibited in March at the May-D and F Company in Denver. A Regional Gold Key award winner, Wells is shown below. pmur.us NOW IN Cl QUO CIWMBf K IMPORT NANCY SINGLETERRY IS 1964 PROM QUEEN Nancy Singleterry was crowned Queen at the Junior Senior Prom which proved to be one of the best in years. The coronation took place in the beautifully decorated gymnasium which the junior class magically transformed into the bottom of the sea. In the gala atmosphere enhanced by lilting music. Juniors, Seniors, and faculty members spent an enchanting evening which lasted until midnight. PROM QUEEN Nancy Singleterry is shown at left with Attendants Candy Novak and Coleen Smith. Escorts are Gary Conrado, Dave Zamarripa and Raymond Moore. TOP MEN and women in their respective classes are senior Rosemary Verlengia, junior Vicky Tedesko, freshman Larry Swisher, sophomore Floyd Williams, freshman John Perna, senior Carol Jones, sophomore Jim Lucerna, and junior Linda Hudnall. Their outstanding scholarship is worthy of the highest recognition. THE OUTSTANDING athletic record of Earl Monett includes such honors as being chosen team member on the All-Conference and All-State football teams. Earl will play center for the south squad in the All-State game at Pueblo in August. Earl’s greatest recognition during the year came with his honorable mention on the All-American. 39 THE HIGHEST standards in both character and scholarship are requisite for membership in the National Honor Society. FRONT ROW: Nancy Kunkle. J.R. Phillips. Joel Mascitelli. Jim Williams. SECOND ROW: Linda Hudnall, Carol Jones, Linda Noell, Rudy Castellano, Nancy Singleterry. BACK ROW: Candy Novak, Vicky Tedesko, Juanita Lewis, Kathy Simpson, and Rosemary Verlengia. Sponsors are Miss Hitchcock, Mr. Strickland, and Mr. Rocco. Scholarship members in the group are J. R. Phillips, Joel Mascitelli. Jim Williams, Carol Jones, Nancy Kunkle, Candy Novak, and Rosemary Verlengia. PUTTING THE steam behind the Husky athletic machine are cheerleaders Darlene States, Linda Hudnall. Cathy Irvine, and head cheerleaders Candy Novak and Kathy Simpson. 40 REPRESENTING FLORENCE in Pueblo’s All-Star Game will be All-Conference team member Herb Woolsey. OUTSTANDING BAND members are Jim Roberts. Nancy Singleterry, and Cathy Perrin who were chosen by audition for the Adams State Honor Band. Nancy Singleterry woi additional recognition in the All Statu Band. HONORED AT the Spring Dance were royalty members Dean Mac Kennon and Jo Ann Maglietto. Attendants Linda Hudnall and Gary Conrado shared the limelight. 41 FOUR INTENSE YEARS ARLENE BELLING receives her diploma and the warm congr at ulations of the senior class. MRS. DELBERT Buchanan is given a rose in honor of her daughter’s graduation. GRADUATING SENIORS are invariably in high spirits. Gene Mac Kennon proves no exception. 42 HAVE PASSED WITH INCREDIBLE SPEED For a brief moment they are poised in a final farewell that is always distinctly remembered by each. 43 THEIR HIGH school days terminated, the seniors cross the threshold of Commencement and later life . . . ■Am HUSKIES EXPERIENCE UPS AND DOWNS IN FOOTBALL THE RESONANT pop of leather.. he crowded stadium and bleachers...the smell of hotdogs...the bark of signals...the distinct snap of the pigskin...the gentle days of autumn...you are there and its football time with the Huskies. FRONT ROW: Larry Sartoris, David Cristelli, Tom Brown, Joel Mascitelli. Fred Daniels, Gary Conrado, Earl Monett, Royal Stainbrook, Gary Schmidt, Darrell Browning, Johnny Sartoris, Robert Busetti, Ronald Corning, Filip Babitz. SECOND ROW: Dick Massaro. Bill Perdue. Bob Peterson, David Zamarripa, Joe Garcia, Bob Trujillo, Dick Shadwell, Ray Moore, Terry Stevens, Rodney Irvine, Virgil Lawson, Pete Williams. Nick Avila, PaulHardrick. THIRD ROW: Tom Bell, David Graham, Ken McNulty, Larry Holestine, John Carochi, Philip Abram, Tom Moore, Mike Bellino, John Sanchez, Richard Martinez, Tom Boone, Ron Trujillo, Don Trujillo. FOURTH ROW: Martin Pixler, Virgil Miller, Ray Garcia, Alvin Johnson, Jack Thomas, Eddie Ossola, David Carochi, John Perna, Jack Sanders, Billy Phillips, Dale Duns-moor, Marvin McDowell. LAST ROW: Head Coach Maxwell, Coach Williamson, Coach Johnson, Jack Sauer, Mike Leyba, Coach Stone, Coach Higgens. 46 SEASON SEASON RESULTS 0 La Junta 13 6 Harrison 6 20 Manitou 0 20 Delta 33 27 Fountain 13 41 Leadville 0 7 Air Academy 14 13 Widefield 7 0 Cheyenne 27 13 Salida 7 THE CROWD IS AN EMOTIONAL GIANT WHO ROARS AND AT TIMES IS SILENT A SWIFT KALEIDOSCOPE OF ACTION EXPLODES ON THE TURF AT PALMER FIELD “DIVE 13!“ Terry Stevens hands off to halfback Ray Moore as Earl Monett, Fred Daniels, and other members of the hard charging Husky line drive forward against the Leadville Panthers. The impact at scrimmage is faithfully recorded by the camera. THE RIGOROUS life of an athlete is harsh and demanding but the spartan virtues have an aesthetic appeal. The effects of tough mental and physical conditioning are reflected in the photogenic face of halfback Bobby Trujillo. THE SCREECH OF TIPOFF WHISTLES ♦ ♦ ♦ High school basketball probably offers more excitement than any other athlete spectacle. Crowds pour in during the season and from the first tipoff whistle till the final buzzer the gym is filled with driving suspense and noisy bedlam. Contributing greatly to the unrelenting pressure is the type of ball played by the Huskey A squad. Traditionally lacking in height, the team members are invariably forced to rely on aggressive ball handling, split-second timing and accurate shooting. The result is a particularly gratifying blend of speed, precision, and teamwork. The classic moment comes in basketball when such a team threatens to defeat or defeats opponents who aver age six inches more in height. To the end of the season, this was the pattern for the Huskies whose hard won laurels of third place in the league are well deserved. AT LEFT, Herb Woolsey demonstrates typical drive and aggressiveness which give Husky teams their fine ball control. rHE SWISH OF LEATHER THROUGH CORD ... 53 Templeton scores from the key hole. . . Woolsey tips one in. . . 54 Con ratio and Manitou. . . Jerry Young gets a one-hand jump shot . . . 55 HUSKIES TAKE THIRD PLACE IN LEAGUE SEASON’S RESULTS 68 Pueblo Catholic 55 72 Walsenburg 42 63 Rocky Ford 53 64 Rocky Ford 61 59 Widefield 52 83 Leadville 63 55 Salida 85 54 Manitou 57 58 Limon 87 60 Cheyenne Mountain 66 61 Harrison 52 79 Walsenburg 53 74 Air Force Academy 91 WITH THE leap of a gazelle, Manual Alvarez steals a rebound in the Manitou game. MEMBERS OF the freshman basketball team are FRONT ROW: Coach Higgins, Ken McEnulty, Jerry Cooper, Dave Graham. Tom Moore, Clyde Pretti, David Jones, Jack Sanders, Manager Joe Garcia. SECOND ROW: John Carochi, Jack Hawkins, Larry Heid, Ton Stone, Terry Bowman, Virgil Miller, John Sanchez, Larry Swisher. BACK ROW: Phil Abram, Larry Holstine, John Perna, Vic Peterson, Dana Angel, AllanNoelland Martin Pixler. MEMBERS OF the B-Squad basketball team are FRONT ROW: John Dela Rosa, Chuck Blankenship, Tom Brown, Ray Leyba, Scott McCalister, David Cristelli, and Paul Hardrick. BACK ROW: Joe Garcia. Bob Peterson, Dan Pretti, Chester Janousek, Tom Boone, Charles Owens, Ray Noe, and Coach Zamarripa. MEMBERS OF the A Squad basketball team are FRONT ROW: Coach Gribben, Ray Moore, David Zamarripa. Ron Trujillo, Jerry Young, and Ray Garcia. BACK ROW: Gary Conrado, Herb Woolsey. Manuel Alvarez, Lawrence Lair, and Troy Templeton. 57 SHOWN HERE are the members of the A squad wrestling team. FRONT ROW: Head Coach Johnson, Richard Martinez, Ron Solano, Filip Babitz, Rodney Irvine, Floyd Williams, Bob Trujillo, Virgil Lawson. Jim Smith. Tom Bouchard, Coach Nichols. BACK ROW: Jerry Lovato, Monte Villagrana, Joel Mascitelli, Fred Daniels, Royal Stainbrook, Dick Shadwell, John Scutti, John Gonzales, and Coach Hay. At right, Joel Mascitelli receives a third place trophy from Mr. Babitz. 58 THIS SPORT CONTINUES TO GROW THE B TEAM wrestlers pose for a group picture. FRONT ROW: Billy Phillips, Richard Martinez, Jerry Lovato, Allen Ossola, Steven Perez, Tom Bell, Tom Bouchard. BACK ROW: Coach Hay, Monte Villagrana, Robert Busetti, John Sartoris. Larry Sarioris. John Scutti. and Coach Nichols. Below, Royal Stainbrook pins an opponent in a match at one-hundred-eighty pounds. WRESTLING RESULTS Florence 27 December 20 Air Academy 15 Florence 30 January 3 Fountain 14 Florence 22 January 10 Widefield 24 Florence 23 January 11 Crowley County 29 Florence 39 January 17 Leadville 9 Florence 20 January 24 Monte Vista 24 Florence 17 January 25 Crowley County 24 Florence 39 January 28 Harrison 11 Florence 23 February 1 Cheyenne Mt. 28 61 MIKE LEYBA hits a double, above right, and Darrell Browning slides home in a 3-2 win over Manitou. BASEBALL TEAM TIES FOR SECOND PLACE IN LEAGUE Completing its season with a record of five wins and three losses, the baseball team tied for seqond place in the Pike’s Peak League. The Husky ball players won their first five games but lost the last three due to errors. One of the highlights of the season was an 8-2 victory over Harrison. Harrison was highly favored in the league and had beaten Florence teams the preceding four years. Cheyenne Mountain was league champion and Florence tied with the Air Academy for second place. This achievement gave the team the distinction of having the best record in the last six years. 62 AT LEFT, FRONT ROW: Coach Higgins, Ben Farrington, Manager, Joe Garcia, Phil Vaughn. Dan Pretti, Mike Leyba, Dave Cristelli, Rod Irvine, Paul Hardrick, Don Trujillo, Coach Stone. BACK ROW: Dave Carochi, Manager, Jerry Young, Darrell Browning, Joe Swisher, Ron Trujillo, Jack Sauer, Dave Zamarripa, Troy Templeton, Rudy Castellano. BELOW, FRONT ROW: Larry Swisher, Filip Babitz. Rich Massaro, Larry Heid, Dave Moss, Dave Graham, Frank Tilly. BACK ROW: Coach Higgins, Clyde Pretti, Jim Smith, Larry Sartoris, Floyd Williams, Chet Janousek, John Sartoris, Daryl Bufmack. 63 DON PAXTON hands off the baton to John Gonzales in the mile relay. HUSKY TRACK TEAM STARS AT RIGHT, Frank Morelli and Athletic Director Bill Meigs officiate at a Florence track meet. 64 FRONT ROW: Coach Williamson, Gary Conrado, Frank Martz, Ray Moore. John Gonzales, Nick Avilla, and Manager Ray Garcia. BACK ROW: Joel Mascitelli, Dick Shad-well, Lawrence Lair, Terry Stevens. Don Paxton, Tom Boone, and Gary Schmidt. FRONT ROW: Virgil Miller, Tom Brown, John Perna, Jerry Cooper, Tom Moore, Billy Phillips. BACK ROW: Tom Stone, Roy Noe, James Watson, Ken Smith, Dana Angel, Allen Noel, Dennis Medina, and Martin Pixler. COACH WILLIAMSON starts the 220 yard dash in which Frank Martz placed third. The Huskies also took first in the mile relay and the mile run. Tom Boone placed first in the shot put. Harrison and the Air Academy participated in the track meet. 65 ORGANIZATIONS .xjtflEte MEMBERS OF G.A.A. are FRONT ROW: MissPlumer, Marianne Bernard, Linda Hud nail, Marilyn Del Duca, Candy Novak, Miss Greer. SECOND ROW: Alberta Harmon, Lee Del Duca, Linda Brocco, Margie Weaver, Sharon Watkins, Hilogene Stanley, Carol Rocchio, Barbara Barrows, Linda Rose, Frances Donley. THIRD ROW: Rena Miller, Marie Falgien, Dorothy Kissell. Gloria Ziolkowski, Nancy Comstock, Janet Sneed, Christine Templeton, Jean Bouchard and Beth Hartman. G.A.A. AND NEWSPAPER STAFF ANOTHER FINE year was chalked up by the members of the newspaper staff. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Parker, the Husky Bannerline has become an excellent publication. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Parker, Hilogene Stanley. Cheryl Jaynes, Rosemary Verlengia, Editor, Marie Falgien. Rose Fish, Nancy Littig, Mike Leyba. SECOND ROW: Christine Sandoval, Anne Heid, Marilyn Del Duca, Cindy James, Rosemary Salono, Nancy Comstock, Mary Pretti, and Dick Shadwell. MEMBERS OF the language club are FRONT ROW: Raymond Rodriguez Raymond Leyba, David Cristelli, Ronnie Salano. SECONDROW: Terry Stevens, Pete Williams, Larry Holstein, Karen Knisley. THIRD ROW: Wilma Noe, Susan Spicer,Kathy Smith, Jim Roberts. Becky Roberts, Hilogene Stanley, TomBellino, Janice Espinosa. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Perrino, Ronnie Shaffer, Ray Garcia, Richard Davis, David Moss, Ken Smith, and Joe Garcia. The language club is sponsored by Miss Hitchcock and Mr. Barr. LANGUAGE CLUB AND THESPIANS THE THESPIANS are an organization whose members are interested in dramatics. This year, under the direction of Mr. Burkett, they produced “TheMouseThat Roared ’. FRONT ROW: Mr. Burkett, Rosemary Verlengia, Nancy Singleterry, Candy Novak, Kathy Simpson, Carol Jones. Hilogene Stanley, Mark Angel. SECOND ROW: Ray Garcia, Richard Davis, J.R. Philips, Joe Rambish, John Wells, John Lobach, Don White, Phillip Vaughn. MEMBERS OF F-Club are, FRONT ROW: Gary Schmidt. Virgil Lawson. Henry Ramos. Donny Paxton, Ray Moore, Gary Conrado, Jolui Gonzales. Lawrence Lair. SECOND ROW: Ray Garcia, John Scutti, Bob Trujillo, David Zamarripa, Rodney Irvine. JoeSwisher. Jim Williams, Danny Cornelia. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Solano. Danny Pretti, Eddie Ossola. Jackie Thomas, Rudy Castellano. BACK ROW: Earl Monett, Mike Leyba, Terry Stevens, Dareli Browning. MEMBERS OF student council are, FRONT ROW; Linda Hudnall. Beckey Roberts, Cathy Perrino. Rosemary Verlengia, Larry Swisher, Dave Cristelli, David Zamarripa. Rodney Irvine. SECOND ROW: Patty Owens, Vickey Tedesko, Rose Fish, Candy Novak, Kathy Simpsort, Mike Leyba, John Perna. BACK ROW: J.R. Phillips, James Watson, Joel Mascitelli, Ray Moore, John Scutti, Mr. Morelli. ORGANIZATIONS INTEGRAL PART AFFAIRS ARE AN OF SCHOOL MEMBERS OF Pep Club are, FRONT ROW: Darlene States, Linda Hudnall, Cathy Irvine, Candy Novak, Kathy Simpson. SECOND ROW: Miss Plumer, Nancy Singleterry. Anne Heid, Carol Jones. Jimmie Sue Hays, Barbara Archuletta. Cecilia Hernandez. Rosemary Verlengia, Jo Ann Maglietto, Marie Falgien, Sharon Stain-brook. THIRD ROW: Kathy Ramsey, Francine Garcia, Linda Barr, Esther Herzer, Georgia Van Deusan, Kathy Singleterry, Beth Hartmen, Margie Weaver, Dolly Trujillo, Terry Stevens, Beckey Roberts, Vickey Duke, Laure Sauer. FOURTH ROW: Rosemary Solano, Juanita Ornelas, Lupie Alvarez, Yolanda Avila, Theresa Castellano, Dianne Martinez, Dorothy Martinez, Bernice McLain. Rosem Fish, Marianne Barnard, Linda Gilbert, Cathy Perrino. BACK ROW: Jean Ferguson, Marnell Magers, Linda Noell, Carol Rocchio, Carolyn Goodall, Kathy Molello, Sharon Watkins, Susan Phillips, Beatrice Bustos, Lee Del Duca. STARRING IN the role of Count Mountjoy was senior Jim Mayfield. ARMED WITH his trusty weapon is Joe Lippis, soldier of Grand Fenwick. 72 MASTERFUL ACTING AND ARTISTIC SETS CAPTIVATED THE MOUSE THAT ROARED AUDIENCES TRIBUTE MUST be paid to the cast, the stage crew, and Mr. Burkett for the outstanding dramatic performance of The Mouse That Roared.•• Members of the stage crew above are: Dale Dunsmoor. Phillip Vaughn, Don White, John Lobach. Joe Rambish, John Wells, Mr. Burkett. CHOIR The ranks of the high school chorus find compensation for the work, the practice, and the time involved in gaining rewarding experiences. This year the chorus earned a superior rating at the District Music Festival held in La Junta. BAND MEMBERS are FRONT ROW: Cathy Perrino, Kathy Irvine, Marie Falgien, Sharon Stainbrook, Rose Fish, Juanita Sarmiento. James Lucerna, Nancy Singleterry. SECOND ROW: Ray Rodriguez, Glenda Rose, Dale Handy, Richard Davis, Steven Perez, Janet Sneed, Linda Noell, Gail Shaffer, Karen Cathcart, Linda Brocco, Elaine Gifford, Vickie Duke. THIRD ROW: Pat Holley, Bobby Trujillo, James Mayfield, Susan Phillips, Hilo Gene Stanley, Linda Gilbert, Ronald Corning, Beth Hartman, Larry Sartoris, Jim Roberts. FOURTH ROW: David Cristelli, John Sartoris, Karl Leason, Naomi Mayfield, Floyd Williams, Richard Massaro, Jim Smith, Tommy Bellino, John Thomas, Phillip Abrams, Allen Noell, Ricky Robinson, Dominic Veltri. BACK ROW: John Carochi. Kathy Singleterry, Marilyn Del Duca, Joe Rambish, Mark Angel, Karen Knisley, Becky Roberts, Ronnie Shaffer. CHORUS MEMBERS are FRONT ROW: Sierra O’Dell, Donna Bandt, Linda Barr, Jean Ferguson, Kathy Simpson, Jini Lewis, Patty Owens, Majorie Weaver, Thelma Copper, Susan Spicer, Barbara Bell. Janice Espinosa. SECOND ROW: Larre Sauer, Anita Tilley, Genieve Valdez, Rosemary Solano, Linda Rose, Lona Noe, Nancy Singleterry, Kathy Smith, Anne Heid, Gwen Smith, Geri Baxter, Naomi Mayfield. THIRD ROW: Don James, Vernon O’Dell, Richard Swartwood, John Scutti, Vernon McBeth, Dana Angel, Chuck Trujillo, Nelson Duncan. Bobby Trujillo, Henry Croope. BACK ROW: John Gonzales, Rodney Irvine, Ray Moore, George Withers, Chuck Owens, Leon Owens, Danny Owens, Frank Tilly, Arthur Koefoed, David Graham. BAND As well as presenting concerts, the band provides entertainment at parades and halftime ceremonies. Among its musical achievements this year was a superior rating at Colorado University Band Day. The band also received the high rating of excellent at Colorado Southern State College. 75 4 ENROUTE TO The Blossom Day Parade, The Florence High School Band lines up for a quick photo at noon on the north steps. MAJORETTES ADD sparkle to the school year. Judy Mace, Kathy Mollelo, Head Majorette, Marie Falgien, Becky Roberts, and Larre Sauer. 77 STUDENT BODY Selected to serve the senior class are President Jim Watson. Vice President Rosemary Verlengia, Secretary Marilyn Del-Duca. and Treasurer Nancy Singleterry. CLASS OF 1964 80 JOHN WELLS NANCY SINGLETERRY RONNIE SHAFFER RONNIE LOADER GENE MacKINNON VERNON O’DELL JIM MAYFIELD JAMES WATSON LINDA NOELL LAWRENCE LAIR RAYMOND GARCIA JOE LIPPIS DON WALKER HERB WOOLSEY COLEEN SMITH J.R. PHILLIPS RICHARD DAVIS ROYAL STAINBROOK RONALD TRUJILLO GARY ROBERTS KATHY SIMPSON ROSEMARY VERLENGIA EARL MONETT DAVID ROBINSON DARRELL BROWNING DANNY OWENS DOROTHY KISSELL GWEN McCLEARY BILL PERDUE GLORIA ZIOLKOWSKI DEAN MacKINNON FRED DANIELS CLIFF LOVATO CAROL GREEN MARILYN DEL DUCA FLORENCE THAYER CHARLES FINNEY CINDY JAMES JOEL MASCITELLI ARLENE BELLINO MANUEL ALVAREZ JOHN DELA ROSA GLORIA VILLAGRANA TERENCE STEVENS FRANK AYALA CANDY NOV AC DON PAXTON MARNELL MAGERS WARREN THOMAS MARTHA WILLIAMS KENNETH BUCHANAN CAROL JONES MARK ANGEL BILL HARRISON ROSE BUCHANAN MICHAEL LEYBA JOANN MAGLIETTO MARY PRETTI GARY SCHMIDT JANICE HOLLEY JOE RAMBISH BILL MCWILLIAMS NANCY KUNKLE RUDY CASTELLANO JEAN FERGUSON . .David Zamarripa . . .Vicky Tedesko .Marianne Bernard . . . .Gary Conrado President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . , CLASS OF 1965 Hilogene Stanley Dick Shadwell Rose Fish Ray Moore Cheryl Jaynes Don Trujillo Linda Rose Sharon Stainbrook Filip Babitz David Zamarripa John Gonzales Ken Smith Gary Conrado Frances Ruddock Marianne Barnard Linda Hudnall John Irvin Marie Falgien Floyd Colgin Benny Farrington Juanita Sarmiento Kathy Molello Frances Donley Virgil Beavers Joe Garcia Allan Ossola Rena Miller Henry Ramos Diane Martinez Jim Roberts 87 Carolyn Goodall Kathy Smith Joe Swisher Nancy Comstock Jackie Thomas Doyle Harvey Carol Rocchio Rosemary Solano Harris Whittenbeck Sandra White Dora Mattice Fred McDermott Yolanda Avila Anne Heid Jack Sauer Nita Tilley Bob Trujillo Christina Sandoval Vicky Tedesko Larue Basler Karl Leason Steven Cain James Carochi Leyon Owens Barbara Howard Sandra Cooley Virgil Lawson Genevieve Valdez Linda Gilbert Jim McEnulty Frank Martz Jimmie Sue Hayes Janice Espinosa Danny Pretti Barbara Wright Susan Phillips Jim Williams Kathy Crisenti Ed Ossalo Kathy Ctirrcn Phillip Vaughn Rodney Irvine Juanita Lewis Barbara Ramsey Buddy Draper Linda Winton Ronnie Salono Becky Hinkle Tom Bel lino Nancy Littig Dorothy Harrow John Lobach Ken Sinclair Ken Compton Troy Templeton Selected to serve the sophomore class are President Cathy Perrino, Vice President David Cristelli, Secretary Jean Bouchard, and Treasurer Scott McCallister. CLASS OF 1966 90 Georgia Van Deusen Daryl Bufmac Phyllis Widick Lonnnie Loader Janet Sneed Andy Vernetti Alberta Harman Roy Noe Tommy Solano Christine Templeton Bettie Collins David Moss Pete Williams Donna Bandt Chuck Owens Bob Peterson Carol Keller Lavonne Thomas Monte Villagrana Gwendolyn Smith John Scutti Becky Roberts Charles Blankenship Kathy Ramsey John Sartoris Jean Bouchard Tommy Brown Teresa Castellano George Withers Cathy Perrino Nick Avila Toni Hansen Raymond Rodriguez Linda Wright Dave Christelli Vicki Duke Salvador Trujillo Barbara Bell Frank Tilley Kathy Singleterry Scott McCallister Alice Mattice Richard Massaro Judy Mace David Carochi Barbara Archuletta George Wolfe Anita Ramos Richard Archuletta Larre Sauer Galen De Gani Berneice McClain Henry Wright Charlene Kirby John Jacques Jerry Lovato Judy Cox Betty Schmidt Cecilia Hernandez Glen Copper Pat Holley Francine Garcia Tom Fisk Domenic Veltri Linda Wright Jenny Tessadri Gail Shaffer Bobby Horvath Larry Sartoris Lupie Alvarez Tom Bouchard Esther Herzer Sierra O’Dell Judy Cox Ronald Corning Stephen Perez Joe Janousek Martha Vigil Tom Boone Raymond Thompson Jim Lucerna Naomi Mayfield Virginia Garrett Charles Trujillo Paul Hardrick Gary Daniels Susan Kohler Charles Rockwell Bob Moss Anita Cooley Linda Barr Ray Leyba Carol Finney Merle Whittenbeck Kenny McDowell Barbara Bell inp-Be Larry Swisher . Jerry Young TrtVin CLASS OF 1967 President . . . Vice President i ■■ Jerry Young Joyce Lance Claude Capraro Marge Weaver Clyde Pretti Darlene States Arthur Koefoed Lee Del Duca Dana Angel Patty Owens Victor Peterson Sandy Davis Larry Heid Karen Cathcart Phillip Abram Arlene Brassea Harry Frazier Terry Stevens Buddy Sanchez Linda Brocco Ernest Solano Dolores Trujillo Dale Dunsmoore Karen Kinsley Terry Bowman Bernadette Louis Vernon McBeth Darlene Sanchez Ricky Robinson. Cathy Irvine Thelma Copper Eddie Morlan Linda Elingsworth Darrel Spurgeon Doris Donley Larry Holestine Beatrice Bustos Danny Valdez Kathy Tollis John Perna Sharon Watkins Tony Baca Ray Springer Geri Baxter Beth Hartman Martin Pixler Wilma Quinn Eleanor Quintana Elaine Gifford Tom Moore Vinetta Colgin Tom Bell Richard Martinez Joe Hammelton Kathy Berndt Kenny McEnulty John Carochi Donna Leyba Davy Grahm Esther Finney Catherine Beach Marvin McDowell Andy Pullaro Jerry Cooper Joseph Dela Rosa Allan Noel Jack Sanders Jaunita Ornelas Virgil Miller Thomas Stone Larry Swisher Montica Dela Rosa Bill Phillips Pat Beach John Leatherman LuAnne Simpson Keith Buchanan Ann Hodge Don James Pat Barns Wilmer Siler Darrel Cool Barbara Barrows Steve Shades Susan Spicer Mary Ann Langloss Phillip Vernetti Mike Bellino Lona Noe Kenneth McMullin Melvin Copper Mary Garcia Jack Hawkins Rachel Baca Mike McWilliams Angie Martinez Denis Medina David Jones Linda Pearce Henry Croop FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION MISS ANNA HITCHCOCK Latin MRS. DOROTHY PARKER English MR. WALTER BURKETT English MR. DONALD BENTON Government MR. WALTER McFADDEN General Business MISS NANCY PLUMER Girls Athletics MR. DUANE KNOWLTON Sociology MR. WILLIAM MEIGS Auto Mechanics MRS. VENETA DE MOSS Secretary MISS CHARLOTTE VAN LOO Mathematics MR. ROBERT HENCH Art MR. FRANK MORELLI Guidance MR. LOU MEANS Chorus MR. HAROLD WILLIAMSON English MR. COLIN JOHNSON Mechanical Drawing MR. DANIEL HIGGINS History MISS MARILYN GREER Home Economics MISS ROXIE BOYD Science MR. KENNETH NICHOLS Science MR. CHARLES SMITH Typing MR. JOE BRUNETTO Machine Shop MR. EDWARD MAXWELL Boys Athletics MISS MAUDE KLEPZIG Mathematics MR. ALLEN BARR Spanish MAKING A dramatic architectural form, the main entrance separates tht NEW BUILDING MARKS EDUCATIONAL TRIUMPH Functional and distinctive in styling, the new grade school is an outstanding asset to the community and is the outcome of long planning and effort on the part of faculty members, school board members, and community leaders who are interested in education. Over a period of several years, the hopes and efforts of all these were channeled, focused, and given direction by the unfailing leadership of Mr. Babitz, Superintendent of Schools. The first class of eighth graders graduating this year symbolized the building both as an architectural statement and as an educational achievement. 100 east and west wings. ARLENE KELLY is secretary at the business office. MISSING FROM the board meeting below was Mr. William Bandt. BOARD MEMBERS areMr. Robert Fritz, Mr. Alvin Howard, Mr. WayneStrickland, Business Manager. Mr. John Verlengia, Dr. Peter Gamache, Mr. FrankTedesko. Mr. Maurice Little, and Mr. Babitz, School Superintendent. SENIOR ACTIVITY DIRECTORY ALVAREZ, MANUEL Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3; Chorus 1,2.3; Blue and Gold 3. ANGEL. MARK J.C.L. 1,2,3,4; Thespians 4; Stage Crew 4; ClassPlays 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Marching Band 3,4; ConcertBand 2, 4; Annual Staff 4. AYALA, FRANK Baseball 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Blue and Gold 3; All State Chorus 3. BROWNING, DARRELL Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; F-Club 2,3,4; President 4. BUCHANAN, KENNETH BUCHANAN, ROSE CASTELLANO, RUDY Baseball 1,4; Track 2.3; J.C.L. 1.2.3.4; President 4; Class Play 4; Marching Band 3,4; Debate 4; National Honor Society Member 4. DANIELS, FRED Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; F-Club 1,2,3,4; J.C.L. 2,3,4; Newspaper 4; Stage Crew 3; State Wrestling Tournament 3,4. DAVIS, RICHARD Basketball 1; J. C. L. 1, 2, 3,4; Class Play 4; Debate 2; Class President 3; Pep Band 3,4; Marching Band 1,2, 3,4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3,4; Dance Band 4. DEL DUCA, MARILYN G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 1; Secretary 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Band 2,4; Pep Band 4; Marching Band 2.4; Concert Band 4; Debate 2,3,4; Class President 1, Class Secretary 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 1.4; DELA ROSA, JOHN Football 1; Basketball 1,3,4; Baseball 3. J.C.L. 4; Chorus 3. FERGUSON, JEAN Pep Club 3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4. FINNEY. CHARLES GARCIA, RAYMOND Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4, Class Play 4; Basketball Manager 4. GREEN, CAROL HARRISON, BILL HOLLEY, JANICE JAMES. CINDY Pep Club 3; F.H.A, 3, Historian; Treasurer 4; Newspaper 3,4. JONES, CAROL Pep Club 2,3,4, Treasurer; Student Council 1; G.A.A. 2, 3,4;J.C.L. 1,2; Chorus 1; Thespians 3,4; Class Treasurer 3. Apple Day Attendant 4; Girls State3; Scholastic Award, 1,2,3,4; Educational Program 4; National Honor Society Member 4. KISSELL, DOROTHY Pep Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; J.C.L. 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1; Newspaper 4. KUNKLE, NANCY Pep Club 2.3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3, Secretary 2; Class Secretary 1; All School Play 3; National Honor Society Member 4. LAIR, LAWRENCE Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Track2,3,4; F-Club2,3,4; Debate 2, 3. LEYBA. MIKE Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 3,4; F-Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Newspaper 4; Band 1,2,3; PepBand 2,3; MarchingBand 1,2,3; Concert Band 1.2,3. 102 LIPPIS, JOE J.C.L. 4; Thespians 4; National Honor Society 1. LOADER. RONNIE LOVATO, CLIFFORD Football 2; Wrestling 3. MacKINNON, DEAN J.C.L. 3,4; Thespians 4; Student Exchange 4. MacKINNON, GENE J.C.L. 4; Chairman; Thespians 4. MAGERS. MARNELL Pep Club 1,2,3,4; J.C.L. 3,4. MAGLIETTO, JoANN Pep Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 4, Reporter; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1.2,3, President; Class Play 4; All School Play 4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3, Concert Band 1,2,3. MASCITELLI, JOEL Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; F-Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Vice President 1; President 2; Class Representative 3,4; Student Council Representative 3,4. MAYFIELD. JIM Baseball 1; Chorus 1,2; Thespians 4; Class Play 3,4; Pep Band 1.2,3.4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Annual Staff 2,4; Blue and Gold Chorus 4; Future Teachers of America 2. McCLEARY, GWEN F.H.A. 4. McWilliams, bill MONETT, EARL Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1; F-Club 1,2,3,4; Sergeant at Arms 4; Pep Band 2; Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; All Conference Football 3,4; Allstate Football 4; Colorado All Star Football game 4; Tackle Club 3,4; President 4. NOELL. LINDA Pep Club 1,2,3.4; G.A.A. 3; Class Secretary 2; Class Play 4; Marching 3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society Member 4. NOVAK, CANDY Pep Club 3.4, Treasurer 3; Student Council 2,3,4, Secretary 3; G.A.A. 1,2.3,4; Vice President 4; Thespians 3,4; President 4; All School play 3; Asst. Director of Junior-Senior Play 4; Annual Stalf 4; Cheerleader 4; Alternate Cheerleader 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Sweetheart Princess 2; Apple Day Attendant 2; Dog Patch Queen 3; Exchange Student 4; F.E.E.P. National Honor Society Member 4. O'DELL, VERNON OWENS, DANIEL PAXTON, DONNY Football 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 2,3; F-Club2,3,4; J.C.L. 1,2,3.4; Chorus 3, Thespians 3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Class Treasurer 2. PERDUE, WILLIAM Football 3,4. PHILLIPS, J.R, Football 1,2; Baseball 1.2; Student Council 4; J.C.L. 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 4; Thespians 3,4, Thespians Plays 3; Class Play 1,4; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Headboy; Attended Boys State 4. PRETTI, MARY G.A.A. 1,2; Chorus 1,3; Newspaper 4; Operetta 4; All Schools Plays 3. RAMBISH, JOE Class Play 4; Stage Crew 4; Pep Band 3,4; Marching Band 3.4; Concert Band 3,4. ROBERTS, GARY Basketball 1,2.3; Junior-Senior Play 4. 103 ROBINSON. DAVID SCHMIDT. GARY SHAFFER. RONALD Pep Band 3,4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3, 4. SIMPSON, KATHY Pep Club 1,3,4. Vice President 3, Secretary 1; Student Council 1,4, Treasurer 1, League Representative 2, State Alternate 3, All City Council 1; Chorus 1,3,4, Select Choir 1; Thespians 3,4; All School Show 1,3; Operetta 4; Junior-Senior Play 4; Head Girl 4; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Head Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Queen Attendant 2; Sadie Hawkins Day Queen 2; Apple Day Queen 4; Girls State Alternate 3; Annual Staff 4; Qass President 1; National Honor Society Member 4. SINGLETERRY, NANCY Pep Club 1,2,3,4. President 4; Thespians 3,4; All School Play 3; Junior-Senior Play 3; Pep Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Debate 1; ClaSs Treasurer 4; All League Band 2,3; Adams State First Chair Honor Band 4; D.A.R. Citizens Award 4; All State Band 4; Apple Day Attendant 4; Outstanding Band Member 2, F.E.E.P. 4; National Honor Society 3,4. SMITH. COLEEN Newspaper 3 STAINBROOK, ROYAL Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; F-Club 1,2,3.4; Annual Staff 3,4; All Conference Football 3,4; District Wrestling Champ 3,4; League Wrestling Champ 3,4. STEVENS, TERRY Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 1; Track2,3, 4; F-Club 2,3,4; Secretary and Treasurer; Student Council 3; Junior-Senior Plays 4; Class Vice President 1; Class President 3; National Honor Society Member 4; Thespidns. TRUJILLO, RON Football 1,4; Basketball 1,4; Basketball 2,3,4; J.C.L.4. Baseball 2,3,4; J.C.L. 4. VERLENGIA, ROSEMARY Pep Club 1,2,3,4; President 3, Vice President 4; Student Council 4; F.H.A. 4, President4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3; J.C.L. 1,2.3,4, Program Chairman 2,3, State Convention Delegate 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 1,2,3,4; Editor 4, Editorial Writing Award 4; Quill and Scroll3,4; Student Council Representative 4; Thespians 3.4; Class Play 1,2,3; Second Best Actress; Make-up director 3; Assembly skits 1,2; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Assistant Layout Director 3; Editor 4; Class Vice President 4; Advisory Committee 1,2,3,4; Annual and Newspaper Delegate 1,2,3,4; Concessions Chairman 3;PromCom-mittee 3; Girl’s State Delegate 3; Librarian 1,2,3,4; Float Chairman 1,2; F.E.E.P 4; Outstanding Scholastic Award 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society Member 4. VILLA GRANA, GLORIA WALKER, DON WATSON. JAMES Student Council 4; Class President 4. WELLS, JOHN Football 1.2; Basketball 2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Track 1; Student Council 4; Class Play 2,3,4; Stage Crew Manager 4; Marching Band 2,3, Drurrt Major; Concert Band; Golden Key Art Award 4, WILLIAMS, MARTHA Pep Club 1.2.3.4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; J.C.L. 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2; Thespians 3,4, Vice-President 4; Thespian Class Plays 1; All-School Play 3; Junior-Senior Class Play 4; Debate 2. WOOLSEY, HERBERT THAYER, FLORENCE Y-Teens 1,2; Newspaper 4; Class Play 4. ZIOLKOWSKI. GLORIA Pep Club 2.3.4; G.A.A. 1,2.3.4; J.C.L. 1,2,3,4; F.E.E.P. THOMAS, WARREN 4. 104 I 1 SASSER £ NELSON You are safe with Sasser Nelson service Distributor of Bay Petroleum Products Jack Sasser Lee Nelson-Owners 105 784-3471 Florence FLORENCE ELKS B.P.O.E. 611 Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1964 Florence Best Wishes to the Class of 1964 IDEAL CEMENT COMPANY Portland, Colorado COTTAGE STUDIO Portra i ts Wedd i ng-Commerc i a 1 215 W. Main F1orence 107 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FLORENCE NIEHANS One-Stop Shopping«Center SOUTHERN COLORADO POWER COMPANY 204 West Main Street Phone 784-3537 Florence FIRST NATIONAL BANK Think First...Choose First For al1 of Your Banking Needs Canon City SCHMIDT CONSTRUCTION 784-6502 Florence 109 FREMONT SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 618 Main Stret Canon City, Colorado FREMONT LANES Bowling in Florence Eight Brunswick Lanes Automatic Pin Setters League Bowling-Open Bowling A i r Cond i t ioned Snack Bar-Bowlers Supplies CANON VEGETABLE GROWERS Wholesale Only VENDETTI CHEVROLET CO. Brewster Florence 784-3048 On Main Street Since 1933 Best of Luck Seniors Phone 784-3846 Best of Luck Huskies Best of Wishes SERV-ALL MR. AND MRS. JOHN VERLENGIA Florence Coal Creek FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 630 Main Street Canon City, Colorado SENATORES DEPARTMENT STORE 107 West Main Street The Senatores F1orence FLORENCE RADIO g ELECTRIC SERVICE 117 West Main Street Dial 784-3025 Florence COAL CREEK TRADING POST CARESTIA TRUCKING Coal Creek Ralph Carestia Colorado F1orence We, the Senior Class, wish to thank the following businesses for their donation in purchasing $10.00 worth of adver- tising space in our annual. FREDRICKSON-BROWN FLORENCE AUTO COMPANY INSURANCE SERVICE R.M. Fox, Owner 724 Main Street Welding and General Canon City Machine Work C.A. Fredrickson Used Machine Tools Martin Nehring F1orence Eric Domroese THE BELVEDERE OXFORD'S MARKETS Famous for Fine Food Now there are three to Steaks . . .Sea Food serve you Chicken Trout Where the best is sold 1 ta1i an Spec ia1 ties for less Delicous Sandwiches Canon City Sa1 ida We cater to parties and banquets WETMORE GARAGE The Best Food in the Gasol ine Fuel Del ivered Best Atmosphere Welding Done Also Makes an evening well spent Phone 784-6635 We tmore MORNING STAR DAIRY Full Line of Dairy Products PIONEER DRUG COMPANY Phone 784-3661 126 West Main Street F1orence Self-Service Drug F1orence FLORENCE REXALL DRUG COMPANY 106 West Main Phone 784-3523 GENE'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Brake Service Whee 1 Al ignment Genera 1 Auto Repairs F1orence 113 We, the Senior Class, wish to thank the following business for their donation in purchasing $5. 00 worth of advertising space in our annual. For the Best in Bowling Best Wi shes CHERRY LANES BOWLING INC. MR. AND MRS. FRANK CERV1 1015 Main Street 422 Macon Canon C i ty Canon City HELM'S DRUG STORE BARBERS' UNION 431 Main Street Local 254 Prescription Specialists Canon City Florence Fountain Service Veterinary Supplies ACME CLEANERS TAILORS Canon C i ty F1orence CANON FLORAL COMPANY THE ROYAL GORGE COMPANY 111 Main Street Royal Gorge and World's 275-567 ! Highest Bridge Canon C i ty Canon C i ty EMMERSON FURNITURE COMPANY FRANK'S BEAUTY CENTER Quality Furniture.Rugs. Marie Smilanich, Manager Linoleums.Awnings.Window Shades 275-9523 108 S. 5th +25- +27 Main Street Canon C i ty Canon C i ty WILCOX'S FRIENDLY GROCERY D0LVEN MOTOR SUPPLY 430 East Main Distributor of Automotive Florence Parts, Equipment, Accessories 708 River Street PATTON'S Canon City Bulova Elgin Watches 506 Ma i n ROYAL GORGE AGENCY Canon C i ty 421 Main Street ELLIS' RIVERSIDE DINING ROOM Canon C i ty 515 River on HiWay 50 RITZMAN CEMENT WORKS Buffet Dinners Your Cement Man All you can eat--$1.25 500 South 9th Street Complete Menu and Canon C i ty Catering Service and Box Lunches CANON CITY ARMY STORE Canon City 402 Main Street IRIS' BEAUTY NOOK Canon City, Colorado 1430 Main 275-9835 HILL'S B00TERY Canon C i ty Home of Rand and Randcraft Shoes for Men L.R. SHORT LUMBER CO. Trim Tred and Smart Set 213 S. 8th 275-2343 Shoes for Women Canon C i ty Next to Woolworth's John and Maxine Cowan NEW METHOD LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING 315 Main 275-3347 ACE CLEANERS , 14 Canon C i ty 923 Main Congratulations Seniors Canon C i ty We, the Senior Class, wish to thank the following businesses for their donation in purchasing $5. 00 worth of advertising space in our annual. BROKEN SPOKE Penrose 784-3315 VEZZETTI'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE Rockvale CAPRI RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE John Petry, Owner F1orence FLORENCE HOTEL And Remember The Most Manifest Sign of Wisdom Is Continued Cheerfulness FLORENCE MARKET Cr i ste11 i Bros. Ill W. Main 784-3851 F1orence CLARENCE W. JOHN Insurance and Real Estate F1orence TUB-O-SUDS Gene Shadwell F1orence VONA'S FLOWER SHOP 103 W. Main Say it with Flowers F1orence LARRY'S T.V. SPORT SHOP Authorized Dealers RCA Victor Color TV Whirlpool Appliances 784-3647 F1orence FLORENCE FEED STORE The Purina Store Purina Chows, Flour, Grain,and Hay N. Reed Morris Lester Barr KIMPTON INSURANCE AGENCY Always at Your Service 103 West Main Street F1orence FLORENCE HARDWARE Hardware for Hard-wear 784-3036 F1orence LEE'S APPLIANCE 105 West Main Street 784-6422 Lee Tripp-Owner PAUL STRICKLAND REAL ESTATE 100 East Main Street Florence FLORENCE LUMBER COMPANY 600 East Main Street 784-6576 F1orence BEAVER PARK COMPANY Penrose 784-6214 DOM'S SERVICE STATION F1orence MALT SHOP Good Baked Pastry F1orence J IM'S Men's and Ladies' Ready to Wear F1orence NU WAY CLEANERS 120 W. Main F1orence K0FFEE K0RNER Herman Margaret Lakey Best Coffee in Town Folgers F1orence GAMBLES STORE 127 West Main Street F1orence Howard Gore Owner DICE FURNITURE COMPANY 124 West Main Street F1orence FLORENCE TIRE SUPPLY 112 East Front F1orence RIVIERA MOTEL F1orence Alex Beltramo Jr., Owner 115 We, the Senior Class, wish to thankthe following businesses for their donation in purchasing$5, 00 worth of advertising space in our annual. N.M. ROBERTS INS. SERVICE 106 E. Main F1orence R.J. RYDBERG, D.D.S. 100 Pikes Peak F1o rence PENROSE SERVICE Phillips 66 784-3230 Penrose FLORENCE JEWELRY Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pixler F1orence LEE'S CONOCO SERVICE 132 E. Main 784-9954 F1orence FREMONT STUDIO 129 East Main Street Florence 784-3895 SAFEWAY F1orence W00LW0RTH COMPANY 509 Main Street Canon C i ty TRIANGULAR TRUCK SERVICE Canon C i ty RIO GRANDE MOTORWAY INC. 10th and Water 275-5889 Canon City FELTER CLOTHING COMPANY Canon C i ty BONNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Specia 1iz ing in . Hair Styling . Permanent . Tinting . Manicuring Canon C i ty 6 DONALD GINDR0 F1orence c DONALD'S J. M. MCDONALD CO. 602 Main Street Canon C i ty SOUTHWESTERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY 816 Water 275-2391 Moving and Storage Canon City LITTLE SKIPPER DRIVE- IN Canon C i ty FAMILY SHOE HOUSE Better Shoes for Less Money Canon C i ty HILL TOP SUPER MARKET USDA Choice Meats-Cut to Order 1409 S. 9th Street Canon C i ty BEN FRANKLIN STORE 502 Main Street Canon City D. G. VAN RAALTE, D.D.S. 830 Macon 275-3577 Canon City DR. M. E. POTTER Ch i ropractor 275-3822 Canon City mary j. McDonough County Clerk and Recorder Canon City STANLEY HENDERSON County School Superintendent Canon City PALACE DRUG 601 Main Street Canon City DENT'S GLASS CO. Best Glass, Fast Service Canon C i ty KELLEY JEWELERS 522 Main Street 275-9414 Canon City We, the Senior Class, wish to thank the following businesses for their donation in purchasing $5. 00 worth of advertising space in our annual SHANTY ROYAL GORGE PACKING CO. Fine Foods Rhoades Avenue Spaghetti. Ravioli Dinners Canon City Canon City BECKER TYPEWRITER CO. MASTER PRINTERS Owners Publishers 601 Main The Sun Sales and Service Canon City Canon City SKYLINE LOCKER SERVICE School Supp1 ies Custom Processing - Curing Typewriters - Books Wholesale - Meats - Retail Office Supplies Canon City McMi11 an Co. We, the Senior Class, wish to thank the following businesses 517 Main Canon City for their donation in purchasing $3.00 worth of advertising space in our annual. FLORENCE MORTUARY MODE O'DAY DRESS SHOP 120 No. Pikes Peak 426 Main F1orence Canon City MOSCHETTI GROCERY SERVICE SUNDOWN MOTEL Canon City Canon City DUFF - MOYLE PALMER PIANO PLACE 603 Main Street 1112 Main Canon City Canon City CANON LAUNDRY CLEANING PEARSON JEWELRY Canon City Canon City DR. R.C. ICAB0NE AGAR SERVICE Canon City Canon City CANON MARKET RANCHH0USE DRIVE INN 1439 Main 605 Main Canon City Canon City FRYING PAN RESTAURANT BURMAN SINCLAIR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 131 E. Main Reta i1 - Wholesale F1orence 217 So. 7th Canon City ROCKY MOUNTAIN GROCERY APT. R0SEDALE MARKET Travis Eva Skinner Canon City FIorence CITY DRUG STORE B G TV, INC. 951 Main Prescription Service Wh i rlpool-Admi ral 615 Main RCA-WESTINGH0USE Canon City Television Sales Service THE FLORENCE C IT IZEN RAINBOW TRAILER COURT MOTEL u? Robert B. 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