Garfield County High School - Yampah Yearbook (Glenwood Springs, CO)

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Back Row-Bigum, Zerbe, Leonlrdi, Vaughan, Gilstrap, Mann Second Row-Baumll, Hoe-me. Quinlan, Ellis, Donegan, Smith, Hammerich, Delaney Sealed-Cossinl, Kosman, Mrs. Sebastian, Han. Redd, Huber Glass Rall! Baumli, George Berthod, Shirley Brgum, Bunn Bryant, Eloise Bukowich, Edna Chappel, Cal Cnssins, Shirley Coulter, Stanley Cowles, Betty Dawson, Catherine Delaney, Patricia Dever, lane Marie Dnnegan, juanira Dunsdon, Laura Ellis, Emogene Gallagher, Donnis Harnmerich, Elizabeth Hart, La Verne l-loeme, Doris Hubbard, janet Huber, Williani lammeron, Joe -lol'-nston, Wayrie Kosman, Beverly Gilstrap, Richard Larson, Curtis Leonardi, Lawrence Olsen, Royal Ould, Virgil Pearce, Fred Quinlan, Marthanne Redd, Dean Smith, Irene Sullivan, Lewis VanOver, Charles Vaughan, Harold Zerbe, Keith

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Back rnw - Milton, Larson, lchnson. Ould. Pierce, Coulter Second .ow - Van0ver. Dunsdvn. Dawson, Bryant Devei. Olsen Seated - Bukowich. Hubbard, Sebastian, Galngher, Bcrthod, Cowles Junior Glass History Three years ago on September 7, fifty-two marching imlfs started on the fiery road to fame. Initiation was the first prong of excitement they felt in their new lives. The initiation day will long be remembered because the he-devils made such realistic women and the devilettes , such artistic hobos. The Froshf Soph struggle, an annual sport event, resulted in a Freshman victorv. During the first six weeks of school, Demons and Dcmonettes elected to hold offices for the remaining year were as follows: Betty Cowles, president, Allen Bowles, treasurerg and Patricia Weaver, secretary. Council members were james Crowel, representativeg and Bunn Bigum, treasurer. As Sophomores, an unmistakable victory was theirs at the Struggle. A much smaller class they were, but they seemed to have twice as much spunk. The class officers were Laura Dunsdon, president, Royal Olsen, vice-president, Cath' erine Dawson, secretary, and Lawrence Lccnardi, treasurer. Studs nt Council members were Way'ne lohnsron, representativeg and Bunn Bigum, secretary. On November 5, a combined Sophomore class party and dance was given, sponsored by Miss Purcell. Three Sophomore Demons, William Huber, Lawrence Leonardi, and Lewis Sullivan, earned foolball letters. As juniors, the class worked exceptionally hard to stage a successful annual Prom and Banquet. A three-act comed We idin S ell y c g p s , was given under the direction of Mrs. Sebastian, class sponsor. The junior boys were lnterclass Bas- ketball Champions. Ofhcers of the class were as follows: Catherine Dawson, presidentg Betty Cowles, vice-presidentg Laura Dunsdon, secretary, Edna Buko- wich, treasurerg William Huber and Bunn Bigum, Council members. In April one of the most popular lunior boys and one of the outstanding athletes ofthe school, Peck Leonardi, enlisted in Uncle Sam's Navy. The entire student body will miss him as the Class of 1946 faces its Senior year.

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