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

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Back row - Simillmn. Rnltich, Walck. Third row - Wood, Lewellyn, Mullen, McGuirk. Second row - E. Sandoval. jnnlzen, Williams, March. Dawson. Seated - McCarthy. L Sandoval. Sebastian, Drummond, Hatch lpiomimemakerso Qilulib The seventeen members of the Homemakers' Club in which there were quite a number of boys this year, elected as their club officers Catherine Dawson, presi- dentg Delia jantzen, secretary, and jean Hatch, treasurer. The first semester's activities included cooking of candies and cakes, embroiclf ery work? on dish towels and table cloths, also all kinds of sewing, dresses, and the making of accessories such as hats, gloves, and jewelry. Some block printing and stamping was done by the club. ' The second semester's worlc included more cooking of all kinds, the sewing was much the same as that of the first semester. More extensive work in block printing was done. The district meeting of the club was held at Rifle on December 16, 1944.

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Back row - Sidrner, Shaw, Dunn. Burnett, Bretton, Davies, Prerri, Bostleman. Fourth row - Urquhart, Rosa, Neislanilc, Duffy, G. Dongan. Colohan, MacQuarrir:. Stover. Third row - Cosains, Downing, l. Dongan, Heuschkel, Redd, Adriance, Simpson, Noblirr, Mann, Ross. Sealed - Hatch, Wagner, Morris. Thullen. M. Wilson, Nixon. Mussat. Seated in front - Dever. R. Wilson. Shrodrr, Marrncy. The Dramatic Qiliuillbv The Dramatic Club, under the capable supervision of Miss Thullen, was one of the more active clubs during the school year. During the first part of the year several nonsense debates were given which were thoroughly enjoyed by the entire student body. Plays which .were given during the term were: -By Special Requcsi, Wildcat Willie 'Plays Sanla, Overiones, Mail-Order W Je, Noi Tbnilc, Life Will: Willie, Billgfs Firsl Dale, Luncheon For Six, Dumb Dora, Ami llic Villain Still Turxued Her, Dark Doings al the Crossroads, and Willies' Candid Camera. Several times the club sold cokes, hot dogs, and gum at the football and basketball games. The club members also enjoyed various parties and picnics that were given throughout the year. Alfreda Mann was chosen as president of the clubg Barbara Duffy, vice-president, Marilyn Adriance, secretaryg and Bradford Pretti, treasurer.

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Back row - Bond. Amichaux. Peck. Gardner Second row - Randall, Sunrsmi, C 1 ulu r. Long Seated - Bcrthulf. Beach, Larson, Brockway. Huks wich Hancdiieraft Qiltulbv The Handicraft Cluh, under the s onsorshi of Mr. Larson, was organized P P B to give students taking a college preparatory course, a chance to participate in sho work. This vear that work consisted niainl of wood work, lathe work, hoth P . Y face late and s indle turning, art metal work, and leatherwork such as the P P 1 making of hillfolds, hagva e tags, and other small articles. . N E Club oflieers for the year were Virginia Beach, president, Tom Simpsom, vice- presiclent, Clifford Long, secretary, and Frederick Bulcowich, treasurer.