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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1947 volume:

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Senior Stars Editor Alumni Editor Student Life Editors Calendar Editor Desmond Bertholf Bulb Bl3ClC jack Cossins Max Getts, lr. Grace Donegan Edward Downing Charles Anderson Kenneth Duffy Stanley Fulbright Jerry Gamba PRINTING STAFF Jean Hatch Pearl Norton Ward Norton Marv lane Petrocco Rosemarie Rosa BOOKBINDING STAFF Donald Heisler Gayl wrd Kirlcham Donald Pumel Alfreda Mann James Weaver .Loyerte Gamba Paula Hutchings . Martian Duffy Edward Gibbs . Iohn PainC Donald Heisler Carleton Hubbard Harry McMillan Bradford Pretu Rosalie johnson . Maxcy Lumsden Charles Dever Norma Pmencdeck W'anda Morrison lohn Paul Schutte Max Getts Arlen Gallagher Elmer Selman Willis Sidener Tommy Simpson Alfred Toth Douglas Walclc Larry Drake Robert Root jack Simpson Norman Simillion Ierome Tonso Illllllllllli ADMINSTNATION School Board Executives Faculty CLASSES Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman ACTIVITIES Clubs Publicity Handicraft Future l-lomemakers Dramatic Physics Canteen Boys' Clee Cirls' Clee Athletic Student Council Honor Society Scholarship Team Music Team Pep Band Drama Senior Class Play Junior Class Play Society 1946 Commencement Activities Dances and Parties SENIOR STARS ALUMNI STUDENT LIFE Snaps Calendar L wi- I'HWlll'Il I. 1 VAL .- ' -ag?--.142 I , ,W , t The YAMPAH staff and the members of the printing class have combined in an attempt to give the students, facultyiand alumni a crossf section ofstudent life at G. C. H. S. 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S. ,there is a morivation This force is manifest in the district school board upon whose shoulders rests rhe task of seeing that the youth oftheir com- munity shall be prepared to understand the herlrages and assume-ihe responsihil' it-es or citizenship and progress. Mr. M. R. Moorhead Supermtedenl of Schools B. S., M. S. - Colorado State College Fort Collins, Colorado Mr. I-1.1. Igo Principal of High School B. S. , M. S. - Colorado State College Fort Collins, Colorado Mrs. Lila Almgren, A. B. it Stzippf Mathematic, Physics Literature, Latin, Business English Q-DM, 4J,M,,, up utf:1Qi..E. + ' -QM Q ,JJ ff--2 ' yy, ,HI 71'-f-. 'l'M'1j l Q NT. .Wt.iw'M, UV Wfyxiw--WM' 0,f L'f4'j7 '2'M 7 , WJJQQQW My fzfffw ' Miss Helen Kg Boyd Commercial E K . Mr. H. 1. Igo, B. S., M. S. Mr. Nicholas Stubler, BC. S Biology, American Problems, Algelnral Hislory, Atlileiics, Social Science . .fx J IJ!! flllll' J ii ,lvl JI Miss Patricia Guadnola, A. B. fl 'I will Glce Club, Girls' Gym M,.4l'j 1- ' V- ,ll W ' ,M ' 11 f . W' ' I ' ' N 4 1 I x ' i 1 - Jr ' I i ' .' .71 I . . . ' in. , ij , l 4 f f H Nllfb, if I I I fl. . ' ,,. A, . 1 A ,,- 5 lj! A if pf, NU! ' 4' ' 545' E I 1 5 ill ' A J U , 1 I ' I . Miss Elizabeth Slocum, B. S. Miss Margaret Egan, A. B Home Economics, General Science, English, Spanish Chemistry if 'Z Qi is 2 1 1 i E. i Mr. Frank Latson, A. B. Industrial A rls CIHSSHS QP h N l E 7 E L Y 5 5 ! a i s I I L I . I 5 i E SHIIIUI' CIHSS 9+ f NL 'la L CLASS OFFICERS Slillllli LIHSS CLASS SPONSOR Carleton Hubbard . . . President Alfred:-1 Mann . . Vice-President Kathryne Niesleanik Secretary Archie Urquhart . . Treasurer john Paul Schutte . . . Representative CLASS MOTTO We are Learning to live, not livlng to learn. CLASS COLORS CLASS EMBLEM Shamrock Hlminiscing When adolescent offspring Approach my rocking chair And ask me of my younger days Before I lost my hair, I'll then be in my glory. I'll smile and slowly say, Kids, l'll tell you a story, Of the youth of yesterday. We didn't have your rocket cars And other modern things. We didn'r visit other stars Of the orbit's outer ring. But let me tell you we had fun. To the old school we brought fame. Glenwood High Cshe feared no onel Shell win most every game. Now you kids have thought machines. You don't have to go to school. You don't ever think of football teams But I wager someday you'll Not look with such disgust Upon a ranting patriarch who says l-le'd win a game or bust! The delight you'll never know Of working with your friends To give a Prom or stage a show To swell class dividends. Yes, you can have your 1980 And atom planes that soar to heaven. If I had my choice I'm sure l'd be With the class of '47. Slillllll' llllll ADRIANCE, MARILYN Glee Club l, Z, 33 Dramatic 2, 3g Future Home- makers' 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 lnterclass Basketball l, Z, 33 junior Class Playg Senior Class Play An- nouncer3 Prom Queen 33 Cheerleader 43 Dramatics Secretary 23 Dramatics Vine-president 33 Future Homemakers' Vice-president 33 Future Home- makers' President 4. BLACK, ROBERT Handicraft 2, 3g Junior Class Play Stage Manager 33 Physics Lab 43 lnterclass Bztslcetball 3 cRoss, HELEN ' ' Arriba, Colorado 1, 2, 33 Dramatics 43 Operettn 43 Glee Club 4. s I t QW Us X K . !A'l A 1 l J M E e tx IIM, ll , 3 Dr tics23 Future Homemnkf Xt - rs ,' ' Q Cl I, ig p ter lass Basketball 31Sl10I'f3 U N y 'Q-ix ' b 3 peretta 23 Freshmzm Play 13 Sip wr : ng 3 andicraft Treasurer 53 Scholastic 1 ,lm J ,J 1 DUFFY, BARBARA Glee Club 13 Band 1, 2,.31DTllm2lIlCS 2, 33 Pep Club 33 Future Hornemakers' 1. 43 Dramatics Vice-presi- dent 2. Kjyafffl. Sllllllll llllll FERRIN, CLEYO Cheyenne, Wyomingg New Castle, Coloradog Handicraft 2, 3gAthletic Club 4g Swimming 3g In' terclass Basketball 3g Football Team 3, 49 Basket- ball Team 3, 43 Atl leric Club President 4g Cv ,.Club-4. .fx CiKMAliR ETTE chestra 1 2 3 Dramaticsl 3 Bandl 2 3 Pep 1 69 . - . . Jff ff WILL Publicity 2, 3, 43 Cvlee Club Zg Twirler l, 2, 3 perettal Pep Club Z 3 4 lnterclass Basketball 1, 25 Swimming 33 Junior Class Playg Senior Class Playg National Honor Societyg Yampah Society Edi- .tor Z5 Yarnpah Staff 4g Yampah Editor 3. GETTS, MAX Dramatics l, 3g Publicity 2, 4g Band Z, 3g0peretta 23 Handicraft 39 Yampah 2, 4g lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4g junior Class Playg Senior Class Playg Physics Lab 4g Yampah Photographer 45 National HonorSo- cietyg lnterclass Volleyball 4g Cv Club 4g Dramat- ics Sec-Treasurer lg Dramatic Treasurer 3 Student Council Representive 33 Student Councii President 4g Football Team 3, 43 Basketball Team l, Z, 3, 4. HATCH. IEAN - Future Homemakers' l, Z3 Glee Club 25 Future e 1i1aker5'Treasurer i7S JW? ' W 82535 We HEUsCHkEL ERNES INE 1 Future Homemakers' lg Dramatics Z, 33 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4g lnterclass Basketball 1, 23 Swimming Zg junior Class Playg Physics Lab 3g Handicraft Club 43 Senior Class Play Publicityg Class Secretary 3g Dramatics Secretary 3g Handicraft Treasurer 4. Slillllll llllll HUBBARD, CARLETON Publicity 1, Z, 3, 4gYampah Staff 1, 2, 3, 4g Inter- class Basketball 1, Z, 3, 43 Yampah Co-Sports Editor 4, Freshman Class Play, Senior Class Playg Physics Lab 3, Publicity President 4g Class Secretary 2g Class VicefPresident 3g Class Treasurer lg President 45 Basketball 2, 3, 43 G Club 49 lnterclass Volley- ball 4. HUTCHINGS, PAULA Band l, Z, 3, Publicity l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4gTwirler1, Z. 33 lnterclass Basketball 1, Z, 3, Cvlee Club 3,4gDramatics3. 4gOrchestra 3, Swimming 2, Yampah Staff Z, 3, 4gYampah Society Editor 33 Glee Cluli President 3g Operetta 3, 4g junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. JOHNSON, ROSALIE ' - I d -B l- Bolivia, South America, Denver, Co ora 0, ou der, Colorado, Glee Club 45 Opereita 4g Publicity 43 Physics Lab 4g Yampah Society Editor 43 Scho- lastic Team 4g Senior Class Play Prompter. LEONARDI, LAWRENCE Athletic l, 2, Future Homemakers' 3, Physics Lab 43 Cldss Treasurer Z3 Football l, Z. 3. 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3 4, G Club 2. 3. 4g Football All- Conference Back 3, 45 Basketball, All Western Slope Utility 4' ,Z'+a.,,oJ,,,rW gff-fwAj23Q,a fag, ,f,g,u,gf,0 LUMSDEN, MAXCY Publicity 1, Z, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 lnterclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 3, 4, Yampah Art Editor Z, 3, 43 Swimming 23 Operetta 3, 4g Future Homemakers' 43 Junior Class Play Publicity, Sen- ior Class Play Public1ty:Freshmnn PlaygC1lee Club Vice-President 4. f x V J . 'V lylfixuffx ' f,ll.l Siiiir lass MULKEY, JAMES Dramatics 1, 2, 3, lnternatioal Z, 3, Current Events 33 Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Physics Lab 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, lnterclass Vollyball 4: Inter- class Basketball Z, 3, Dramatics President lg Cur- rent Events Secretary 3: Cv Club Z, 3 43 ,- Tl' MUSSA T, I fa' q 1 J P 'M eef' , rcliestra-, ' ifeai ,J 2 Zta g atlonal A ubrfigygg arn ab faffb q e 'C ub .13,lfK3p -' Tyir- ff ,WJ f t Q, V rv NIESLANIK, KATHRYNE Glee Club lg Dramatics Z, lg lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, Pep Club l, Z, 3, 4, Future Homemakers' 3, 4, junior Class Play, Snow Queen 4, Senior Class Play Arinounceig Class Secretary. LJ Q 'f HYLLIK-,lg M vfllwl ' 5 Nfl F re Hom iiker-' , . ' r' itie- B 2 g Play, Sen r Cla Play s .., 3. ln ss A Pe 'lu ,-lgj nior Class J J NORTON, PEARL Sturgis, M chigang Niles, Michigan I, Z, Glee Club 4, Operetta 4, Handicraft 4, Secretary Hi-imlicrafi Class PlziV..,Priii1iDjCwjl 4 f ij .A if X! 4 1 M .V ' I ,I 1,-jf? L 11' 0 JM 7 I I ' ' '42,-2g.ifQi,fa fff 'Qff1-Jff sf . 1 ' Sllllll' Ulilll NORTON, WARD Sturgis, Michigan l, 2, 33 Handicraft 43 Swimming 43 vompter, Sgiior Class Plavg p Band 4. V A X PECK, WILLIAM Handicraft 1, 23 Dramatics 3. it 3 rp ,X i J i PETROCCO, MARY JANE Future Homemakers' l, 33 Athletic 23 Pep Club I. Z, 3, 43 Interclass Basketball 33 Handicraft 43 Pep Band 4. ROSA, ROSEMARIE Science Clubg Glee Club 2,43 Dramatics 23 Future l-lomemakers' 33 Operetta 2, 43 Pep Club 2, 3. SCHRODER, DEVON Science Club 13 Dramatics 2, 3g Handicraft 33 Phys- ics Lab 43 Interclass Basketball 1, Z, 33 Football Manager 3g Basketball Manager 33 Swimming 43 G Club 3. Slllllll' lllll MANN, ALFR EDA Glee Club 1, 43 Band l, 2, 3, Dramatics 2, 35 Pub- licity 3, 'li Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: lnterclass Basket- ball l, 2, 3g junior Class Playg Senior Class Play, l fed Freshman Class Playg Scholastic Team 2, 3, 4: Swimming 35 Yampah junior Representative 3, Physics Lab 4g Yampah Co-Editor 4g National Honor Societyg Qperetta 4g Class Secretary -lg Class Vice-President Z5 Publicity Vice-Presuleiu -lg Pep Band 4. MARX, NANCY lvlcMlLLAN, HARRY Lyons, Colorado l, 23 Dramarics 35 Pep Club 3, 4g lnterclass Basketball 3g junior Class Playg Senior 0X Class Playg Future Homemakcrs' 3, 49 4' UILUVM nLNjt,NS,ls -fgvipjl-A 5 Mum cs. N as V E, AK A f L,-w 'L f Handicraft lg Piiblicityl, 3,41 Yampah Student Life Editor 2gY2n1pah Calendar Editor 3gYampal1 Co-Sports Editor 43 Physics Lab 35 Senior Class Play Stage Managerg Freshman Playg Class Treasurer 3, lnterclass Volleyball 43 Football lg Basketball l. MOORHEAD, GRANT MO Handicraft lg Publicity 2, 3. 43 Band 2, 35 Yampah Staff 2, 3, 43 G Club 3, 4g junior Class Playg Senior Class Play Stage Managerg Physics Lab 4 lnterclass Pasketlall l, 2, 3, elg Fcoilfall Z. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4g Football All Conference Tack' le 4. RRlSON, XVANDA Welclm, Oklahoma l, Z. 35 Lublicitx' 4: Yampah Staff' 4g Pep Club 4: Publicity Treasurer 45 Alumni Eduor 4 N 4 A ,WAHI X i i I i, U' K Sllllll' lllllll SCHUTTE, IOHN PAUL Publicity 1, Z, 3. 45 Band l, 2, 3, Crchestra l, 2, 3g Operetta Z5 Scholastic Team l, 35 Music Team l. 2, Cheerleader 3, Yampah Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: ln' terclass Basketball 3, 45 Physics Lab 3g Boys' Glee Club 45 National Honor Society, Basketball All State Forward 4, Basketball All Wesrei'n Slope Forward 4: Student Council Representative l, Z, 44 Cliss Treasurer 2, President of Band 3, Vice- President Student Council 3, Vice-President Pub- licity 3, Football 4g Basketball 4g SELMAN, ELMER Port Townsend Vlfashington lg Rifle Colorado 23 Junior Class Play, lnterclass Basketball 3, 4, Athf letic Club '-lg Football 45 Basketball 3, lnterclass Volleyball 43 Swimming 4g SIMPSQN, BILLY JOYCE Science Club 11 Dramatics Z, 3, Music Festival l, Future l-iomemakers' 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4g lnterclass Basketball 3. wi' SIMPSON, TQMMY Science Club lg Freshman Playg Handicraft 23 Physics Lab 43 junior Class Play Publicity, Senior Class Play Publicity, Swimming 3, Handicraft Vice-President 23 Inrerelass Basketball 3, 4, Foot- ball All-Conference Guard 4, Football l, 2, 3, 49 Basketball 3, 4, G Club 3. 4. ALFRED, TOTH San Francisco, California lg Gallup, New Mexico 29 Cvlee Club 3, 45 Basketball 3, interclass Volley- ball 4g Physics Lab 4, I, , y I l ,XX lil Slllllli lill URQUHART, ARCHIE Handicraft 1, 33 Band lj Dramatics 23 junior Class Playg Senior Class Playg Physics Lab 43 Pep Band 4g Freshman Play3 G Club 3, 4g Class Treasurer 4g Dramatics Treasurer 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. ALCK DOUGLAS W , Handicraft lg Future Homemakers' 23 Swimming 33 Dramatics 4. WEAVER, IAMES Band l, 2, 33 Handicraft 13 Publicity Z. 3, 43 Or- chestra 2, 33 Scholastic Team 1, Z, 33 Yampah Staff 2g Yampah Sports Erlitor 3g Yampah Co.-Editor 4, junior Class Playg Senior Class Playg Glee Club 4 Physics Lab 33 Football All Conrerence End 3, 43 - National Honor Society3 Class President l, 23 Pu- bliciy President 3Cvlee Club Treasurer 4g Canteen r Representative 4g Basketball Team Captain 41 Inter class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baskeball l, 2, 3, 43 Foot J ba 2. 3, 43 G Club 2, 3, 4. Mays . I ia fa M. 43341442 WMA-4 3 , W Seniar Class as Freshmen Third Row - Mar nez, Hutchings. Lumsden, Mulkey, Kosman, Walck Sec- nd Row - E. Sandavol, L. randavol. Duffy Noblitt. Heuschlcel, Mann, Gamba, McMillan Front Row - Moorhead, Schurtc, Hubbard, Mrs. Almgren, Cross, Shultz, Weaver Slllllll lillll Hlslllll As we, the class of '47, reminisce about our high school days, we find we were in school during some ofthe greatest crises of the world. During the first hal ttf our high school carter. the last two bloody years of the war were being fought. And while we were busily pursuing the joys of youthful pleasure. the tivo difficult years of making thf peace followed. Fifty of us entered as freshmen, September 7, I943. lim Vlfeaver was elect- ed presideutg Harry Drake, vice-president, Alfreda Mann, secretary, Douglas Cross, treasuierg john Shultz, student bt dy treasurer, and John laul Schutte, stu- dent body representative Mrs. Almgren was our Freshman class sponsor. Forty- three of the original fifty returned to complete another year of education at G. C. H S. Mrs. Starp was our sponsor that year and our officers were jim Weaver, again prestdentg Alfreda Mann. vicefpre-iuentg C trleton Hubbard secretaryg John Paul Schutt -, treasurer and student body secretary, and lohn Shultz, student body representative. Thirty-seven hearty memb.-rs came back as upper classmen. Alfreda Mann presideitg Car eton Hubbard, vice-presiclentg Ernesrine Heuschkel, secretary: Harry McMillan, treasurerg Max Uetts, student body representative, and lohn Paul Schutte, student body vice-president were the officers and Mrs. Sebastian was the class sponsor. The class gave a tltree act play, Case of Springtime. They also gave the junior Senior Prom and Banquet. The themt was carried our ina springs rain. For our final year, thirty eight people returned. Mrs. Stapp was our sponsor and the officers were as follows: Carleton Hubbard, president, Alfreda Mann, vice-presidentg Kathryne Nieslanik, secretary, Archie Urquhart, treasurer: John Paul Schutte, student body representative, and Max Getts, student body president. The class of '47 contributed seven of the first eleven on the '46-47' football squad and two members on the second string. The team this year won the Yam- pa Valley Championship and lost the Westerii Slope Class B Championship by only one point to Hotchkiss. Eight of the first eleven in basketball were of the class of 47 and this team went to the Denver tournament. This team was the first in fifteen years that Glenwood sent to state tournament. They were elimi- nated only after they had reached the semi-final bracket. ln Delta, this team took second place in the conference. The B squad, captained by Tommy Simp- son, won the consolation at the De Beque tournament. John Paul Schutte, brilliant senior forward, was chosen for the all state second team The senior class gave their last dramatic performance in a very cleverly done three-act play, Here Comes Charlie, which attracted one of the largest audi- ences that ever attznded a class play in Glenwood. The play was given Decem- ber 6 under the capable direction of Mrs. Stapp. On May second, clever decorations adorned the assembly in honor of the annual Sneak day. A bus was chartered to Leadville and Climax. Class night was presented May 16 with the theme of bringing a Memory book to life. Eight of the original kindergarten class,Grant Moorhead, lim Weaver, John Paul Schutte, Harry McMillan,Jim Mulkey, Carleton Hubbard, Tommy Simpson, Barbara Duffy, and Paula Hutchings, graduated. We are looking back on four activity filled years of which we are all proud. Back row - Allen, T. Simpson, Coulter, Schroder, Urquhart, Grtts, Drake. Second row - Peck, Smith. Donegan. B. Simpson, X1. Fetrocro Gonza'es, Arraz. First row - Simillion, Espint sa, Kent, Mrs. Almgren. Young. Rosa, D. Petroico if f Zd74J if gf,f24f7fMf?WQYLM6 74744-z,6,. 52W W6'ffQ'i+fefw+w fy pgfyw wdbfgi I bf, lgm.S 'YLw fifhnlur Blass ww 3 X 1 4' ive. 1 7 gf I-f' r , ,ff lllllll' llllll CLASS SPONSOR CLASS OFFICERS Charles De-ver . . . Rollin Sininger . Sharon Donegan Josephine Simillion . Paul Amichaux . I JUNIOR THUMBNAIL SKETCHES Paul Amichaux Norma Benedeck Desmond Bertholf Gene Brockway Cathy Brown . Frederick Bukowich Buddy Burnett Betty Cator . Charles Colohan jack Cossins . Bill Davies ' Charles Dever Sharon Donegan Eddie Downing Roberta Drummond Marian Duffy . Bill Dwire . Walter Gates . Elouise Hammerich . Popular and athletic Nice-looking and brilliant . Discreet and busy . Gay and bold Cheerful and beneficent '. Friendly and blithe Bashful and benevolent Beaming and courteous Carefree and cocky . Jolly and cautious . Brave and democratic . Cultured and dependable . ' Smiling and devoted . Elfin and dapper Realistic and duteous Modest and determined . Benign and dauntless . Worthy and generous . Energetic and happy Darrell Hatch . . Diminutive and humorous Jimmie Henderson Thelma Huntley Barbara Kelly Alice Koenig . . lovial and hale . Thoughtful and hard-working . . Blonde and keen Amiable and knowing lalbslelcnt View-president Secretary Treasurer Representative Glen Koenig . Dorothy Llewellyn Clifford Long Natalie MacTavish Mary McCarthy Dona McFall john Meador Alice Morris Barbara Noren Phyllis Pedersen Bradford Pretti Douglas Randall Kenneth Rock Violet Rogers Forrest Ross Ernest Rowe Mildred Rule Ernesrina Sandoval Willis Sidener Josephine Simillion Rollin Sininger Cecyl Snyder Carol Staehle Gwynetha Williams Robert Willson . Grave and knightly . Demure and likable . Clever and lithe . Neat and mannerly . Merry and mild Dainty and magnanimous . Iocund and matchless . Acute and magnetic Bewitching and nonchalant . Pretty and pleasant Brainy and precocious Daredevilish and resourceful . Kindly and reliable Vivacious and refined . Frisky and refreshing . Earnest and resolute Meticulous and responsible . Eager and sagacious Wholesome and sensible : Joyful and sincere Rollicking and self-assured . Cute and sympathetic . Charming and serene Gentle and wee . Ready and willing Back Row- McCarthy, Henderson. M. Duffy, A. Koenig Third Row- Llewellyn. Sandoval, Drummond. Hunstman, Rogers, MaeTavish, Cator Second Row Snyder, Noren, Benecleclc, Simillion, Hammerich,J nes, C. Brown, Williams ront Row- Morris, P. Petersen, Rule, Miss Slocum, Huntley, S Donegan. Kelly llilllill lllilii lllSlUl'l The fall of 1944 marked an important event in the lives of forty-nine hrand- new teen agers. As freshmen, they 'ost the Fiosh-Soph struggle hut they regained their confidence by winning during the sophomore year. The annual Christmas program, directed hy Mrs Almgren, was presented by the entire freshman class of 1944. Starting a new year with forty-two memb-rs, the sophomores chose the fol- lowing officers: Clifford Long, presiclenig Jentra Jarvis, vice-president, Josephine Simillion, secretary, and Sharon Donegan, treasurer. The Student Council repre- sentatives were Charles Dever and Mildred Rule. Mrs Stapp was the class spon- sor. This year there were fifty names on the class roll. The class officers are Charles Dever, presidentg Rollin Sininger, vice-presiclentg Sharon Donegan, sec- retaryg Josephine Simillion, treasurerg and Paul Amichaux and Clifford Long served as representatives of the Student Council. Under the direction of Mies Slocum, the class sponsor, the Juniors gave a three act remedy entitled College Daze. The Junior-Senior prom and luncheon were also given. Amichaux, Paul Be Craft, Gerald Benedeck, Norma Bertholf, Desmond Brockway, Gene Brown, Catherine Bukowich, Fredrick Burnett, Buddy Cator, Betty Colohan, Charles Cossins, jack Davies, Bill Dever, Charles Donegan, Sharon Downing, Edward Drummond, Roberta Duffy, Marian Second R D .lllllllll llllll Dwire, Bill Gates, Walter Gigax, Norman Hatch, Darrell Hammerich, Elouise Henderson, Jimmie Huntley, Thelma Kelly, Barbara Koenig, Alice Koenig, Glenn Llewllyn, Dorothy Long, Clifford McCarthy. Mary McFall. Dona McTavish, Natalie Meador, john Morris, Alice Back Row - W. Sidene , G. Koenig, B. Dwire Noren, Barbara Lee Pedersen, Phyllis Pretti, Bradford Randall, Douglas Rock, Kenneth Rogers, Violet Ross, Forrest Rowe, Ernest Rule, Mildred Sandoval, Ernestina Sidener, Willis Simillion, Josephine Sininger, Rollin Snyder, Cecyl Bea Staehle, Carol Williams, Gwynerha Wilscwn, Robert Third Row - F, Bukowich, Downing. Brockway, Bertholf, Cossins, Rose, Randall . Hatch, Colohan, Davis, Rock, Wilson, E. 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Organizer and promoter . Rugged Outdoor man Reserved sincerity . Virtuous good sense Smiling friendliness . Happy-goflucky Singing athlete A cute brunette . Lover of life . Good humored lad . A man of action Unexplainable character . Mr. Personality . Future gridiron great . . Mystery Girl Mixture of sense and nonsense . . . Giggles Annette Heuberger Leo Jammeron Joyce Johnson Helen Noblitt Marcus Nordberg Lena Norton Frances Peck Twylla Read . Harry Shetlar Earl Sidener Duane Switzer Iola Terrell Robert Todd Don Vanderhoof Barbara Waterman James Wilkie Kay Wilson . Personality plus . Quiet fellow Honor student Million-dollar smile Outstanding student and athlete . Wholesome good humor Miss Domesticity . Charming maiden A friend indeed . Mr. Steadiness A doer, not a talker Winner of friends Man about town . Romantic Romeo . Outdoor type Mighty might Friendly happiness Second Row - Barz, Watermganiixfl-. Buclcowich, Terrel, H. Noblitt, B'ue, Brown First Row - Conners,1.1.:hnson, Miss Egan, Helm, F. Peck Sllllllllllllllll llllli llllllll On September 4, 1945, thirty-seven subdued but hopeful Frosh entered the halls of G. C. H. S. The Frosh-Soph struggle ended in a 12-9 defeat for the Frosh. The Sophomores chose asofficers: Larry Drake, president, Harvey Bellmi vice-presidentg Kay Wilson, secretaryg joyce Barz, treasurerg Louise Halford and Annette Heuberger, Student Council representatives. Mrs Almgren was class sponsor. The class was well represented in sports and band. In the fall of 1946, following a year of successful endeavor and a well'-earned vacation, 30 Sophomores returned for another year of scholastic striving. Ofthis number, 26 were of the original class and4 were newcomers. ln addition to these, 2 new students enrolled during the school year, making a total of 32. The Sophomore class officers were: lack Fitzgerald, presidentg Harry Shetlar, vice-president, Freda Hansen, secretary, Robert Todd, treasurer. Miss Margaret Egan was class sponsor. Don Vanderhoof and Joyce Barz were Student Coun- cil Representatives. ln athletics the class was represented by four students, two of whom earned letters. Four students competed in the scholastic contest. During the year the Sophomore Class gave three parties. One was a Hal- lowe'en art for the entire student body, another, a Sophomore Class art g P V P Y and the third a goingfaway party for Kay Wilson, who moved to Wasluington. The class completed an enjoyable year ani is looking ahead to the privilege of being upper classmen. Slllllllllllllll llllll ull Barz, Joyce Bellm, Harvey Blue, Betty jean Brown, Sylvia Bu kowich, Marjorie Donegan, Ernest Duffy, Darlene Dwire, Harold Fitzgerald, jack Flynn, lack Gibbs, Edward N Goin, Richard Halford, Louise Hansen, Freda Helm, Lenore Heuberger, Annette jammaron, Leo johnson, Joyce Noblitt, Helen Nordberg, Marcus Norton, Lena Coll, Henry Hack row - Coll, H. DW'lfC, Doneylan, Bellln ci ond mw f lammaron, Vanderhoof, Gibbs, Fly F r Peck, Frances Read, Twylla Slietlar, Harry Sidener. Earl Switzer Duane Terrell, Iola Todd, Bob Vanderhoof, Don Waterman, Barbara Wilkie, James Wilson, Kay zgrrald erlar, Nnrdberg. Miss Egan, E. Sidener iwlr E E I' , Q Fmsnman Class Q 'J sm CLASS OFFICERS Arlen Gallagher . . . Severen Pederson . . Patty Henry . Edna Koenig . . Virginia Baker . . llllllllllllll llllll CLASS SPONSOR Mrs. Lila Almgren President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Representative lilllllllllll llllll I lTlATl0 On Friday the 27th, twenty-seven nervous, eirihzirrassecl freshman huvs walked across the stage in zi fashion show, portraying every type of girl from a sweater girl to Gravel Gertie. Kieth Black dressed in a hula hula skirt, was crowned queen hy Max Uetrs, student body president. The girls' attire was set off lwv green hubby socks and linir rihhonsg they sang the Loyalty Song . Be- cause of a late start no struggle was held. Back Row - B. Fulbright, Swenson, M. Halford, Tapley Third Row - McDonald, Koenig, Boykin, Henry, Gilatrap, Second Row - I. Siclener, Eleanor Gardner. Ellen Gardner, Schutte, Sliroder, Aria: I-irsr Row - Gilmore, Baker, Broelru ay. Mis. Almgren, Doom, Anichaux, I. Cousins Fl'BSllIllHlI lllfiii HISIIIIT On September 23, fifty new freshmen began the long climb for higher knowledge. Tnere was no Fresh- man-Sophomore struggle because school started late. Norman Simillion and Mary Tapley led the Grand March at the annual Skirt and Sweater dance. Class officers elected were Arlen Gallagher, presi- dentg Severen Pedersen, vice-president, Patty Henry, secretaryg Edna Koenig. treasurer, Norman Simillion, Student Council Treasurer, Virginia Baker, Freshman Representative on Student Councilg and Mary Lou Halford, Canteen Representative. George Rowe, Norman Simillion, and Robert Root went out for basketballg George Rowe, Donald Heuschkel, Severen Pedersen, Donald Heisler, and Frank Gverlin went out for football. Amichaux, Joyce Anderson, Charles Artaz, Irene Baker, Virginia Brockway, Joanne Cossins, Jennie Dever, Bertram Doose, Patricia Duffy, Kenneth Fulbright, Beatrice Fulbright, Stanley Gallagher, Arlen Gamba, Jerry Gardner, Eleanor Heuschlcel, Donald Black, Keith lil'llSlllllHll llllll Gardner, Ellen Garnett, Gloria Gilmore, Marjorie Gilstrap, Lucylle Halford, Mary Lou Heisler, Donald Henry, Patricia lgo, Tommy Koenig, Edna Kight, Clara Kirkham, Gaylord Letey, John McDonald, Joan lviclzall, l.aVan Overlin, Frank Paine, John Pederson, Severcn Pumel, Don Rogers, Letty Root, Robert Rowe, George Schroder, Phyllis Schutte, Alice Sidener, Jewell Slmillion, Norman Simpson, Jack Swenson, Dallas Tapley, MarY Tonso, Jerome Sutherland, Jim Bukowich, Pete Back Row - Holmes, Hersler, Ostrom, Black, Fulbright, Gallagher, Dann Hill. Third row - Sutherland. Gamba, Igo, Paine, Anderson, Franklin, Simillion. Second row - Dean Hill, Tonso, Simpson, Peterson, Letey. Rowe, H:-uschkel. 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The club officers were :is follows: Carleton Huhhzirrl, presidentg Allrm-da Mann, viecfpresidemg and Xllhiulzi Morrison, senetnrv-rrensiirel. The eluh was sponsored hx' Mrs. Stzipp. g Hanrllnl'aIlI1luI1 ployed in making various leather, metal, and wood items. As usual, precision work was demanded by the uncompromising instructor, Mr. Frank Latson. The main value of this club lies in its educating the fingers. Although not very conspicious, this club was very active, and each year it has produced some very artistic articles such as bag tags, belts, billfolds, purses. wooden lamps, hracc-lets. handhags, and hri- dies. The officers of the cluh VVCYC-lllT1l11lC Henderson, president, loyce Barz, vice-president, Pearl Noton, secreraryg and Earn:-srine Heuschlu-l. treasurer. Back tow - W. Norton, Downing, Tonso. Cv, Koenig. D. Heuschkel, lgo. Gallaglwr. Fourth row - Bultowich, L. Norton, Petrocco. P. Norton. E. Heu-chl'el, A. Kc-rrug Third row - Doose, Waterman, Williams, McDonald, E Ko.-nig. Swenson, S. Brown, Blue Drummond Necond row - Schroder, Barz. Terrell. Gilmore, Ellen Gardner, Eleanor Gardner, Pc:-lr, Willn First tow - Amichaux. Hatch, Kelly, Mr. Larson, Sidener, Helm H11-li WW f Tflrfvll. He-nl v.r2r'r, Hansen, Wilsrmii, S-'hnlte Third row - Dunegzm, Hnnthy, Petersen, Morris. Rule, L. Half-uni. Rodgers. M. Halford, B. Duffy Secnnd row - Artaz. McFnll, Simillinn, H Nnhlin, IAF. Duffy, H:-nrv. kiilstrap, Simpson. P, Nnblin First row - Sandoval, Mnsszn, l.in11s4ierx, Miss Slnruni, Marx. Nvillnnik, Adrianne: lilllllll lllllllllllllllllli lilllll This year rlwc Fnrure Hnmemnkers' Club was run entirely hy the thirty members. They had many prnjecrs. nr Chrisnmas they senr presents to rhe Community Hnspirnlg the school prniect wus to make linens for the home ecnnnmics department. The clulv gave n nnmher nf parries and an assemf lflv prugrznn. They studied gmmi grnnmirig, posture. sewing, nn-l ennking Mnrxlin Aiirizinee was president, Louise Halford, vice-president and prograin chairman, Alice Marie Mnrrissecretnry. find Annette Heuberger, treasurer. Miss Slocum is spnnsnr. lllllllllll Ellll This year's Dramatic Club, sponsored by Miss Egan. gave three plays during the vear. The House ofGreed and Take a Letter were both presented at an assemf bly. The Tree was a special Christmas play. The club sponsored a dance at the canteen. This year's Dramatic Club officers were Cathy Brown, presidentg Cecyl Bea Snyder, vice presidentgjoyce Johnson, secretary, Frank Overlin, treasurer. Burl: Row - XX' Sxdener. Holmes, K. Black. Randall, MacTavisli, Baker Thifd RUW - Jenny Cossin. Tinley, I. luhnson, Reed, Camr, B1-lykin, Fulbright :fond Row -1, Brockway, Conner, J. Gamba, jammaron, L McFall, B. Devcr, Overlin Front Row - Snyder. Noren, Hurchungs. Miss Egan, Benudeclc. Brown, Hunrsmnn Back Row - Mullcey. Bcijrafr, Gctrs Third Row - B. Peck. M. Duffv, Llewellyn, Siningcr iqqnnd Row - H:m1muricl1,R,Johns0n, Mann, Schroder, Urquhart Fmnr Row - B, Black, Moorhead, Mrs, Almgren, Simpson. I.:-onnrdl Eilllllllll The students of G. C. H, S. had many good times this year at the Youth Canteen in the basement of the American Legion Hall. Canteen dances were held after basketball and football games and on weekends. High school parents acted as chaperones and Mr. lgo played the juke box. Canteen representatives for the classes were jimmy Weaver, Seniorg Cathy Brown, ,luniorg Louise Halford, Sophomoreg and Mary Lou Halford, Freshman. Mr. Brockway supervised the canteen board, Mildred Rule and Norma Benedeclt acting as chairmen. Fmlhllnk - l. Halfmtl, M, llaltnnl Swim! - Brown, Vfrax-ur. lk-ncdefk Back row ' P. Bukowich. Pretti, Long. Doncr-iifli Beffholf Second row A Gilstrap, Davies, Schutte, Weaver. C. Dever First row - Toth, Meudot, Miss Cvuadnola Brockway Rock llll, lille lllllll The first vear of the Boys' Glee Club has been an active one. They performed between acts of the Sen- ior Play. The Boys' Glee Club combined with the Girls' Glee Club to give the operetta in Grand Qld Switzerland. Charles Dever, Ernest Donegafl, Bill Davies, Kenneth Rock, Brad Pretti and Gene Brockway were members ofthe cast. They joined the Girls' Glee Club to give the Cnristmas formal dinner at the Colo- rado Hotel. Thefflub is planning to organize and continue its activities during the summer months. The officers are Ernest Donegan, prcsidentg Bill Davies, vice-presidentg Clifford Long, secretaryg and -lim Weaver, treasurer. ITIS' GIBH Clllll Under the able sponsorship of Miss Guadnola, this club was one of the most active in school. At Christ- mas rhey sponsored the annual formal dinner. They performed at P. T. A. and in March presented the operetta, ln Grand Old Switzerland. The class officers were Paula Hutchings, president, Maxcy Lumsden, vice-presidentg and Barbara Lee Nor- en, secretary-treasurer. ln the spring the Glee Club went to Grand junc- tion to rhe annual band tournament. Last Row - Hanson, Waterman, Cossins. Swenson, Baker, Brockway Third Row - Snyder. McDonald. Helm, Caro , Gil trap, Tnpley Second Row - Blue, I. Johnson. Pedersen, Schutte, Heuberger. Terrel, Sidener, Front Row - P. Norton, Rosa, Cross. Miss Guadnola Staley. Lumsden, Hutchings. Back Row - Coll, Nordberg. Flvnn, Fulbright. Foot, E. Rowe. P. Amichaux Forth Row - F. Bukou ich. Ftrrin Gibbs, Shetlar, Wilson, Sutherland Third Row - S. Pedersen, G. Rowe Burnett. J Simpson, Fitzgerald. E. Sidener Ostrom iecond Row - D. Hatch. Pumel. Switzer, Bellm, Kirlcham, Franklin, Leiey, Ande son 5 Front Row - Simillicn. K. Duffy, Ross, Coach Stubler, Selman, Colohan, Todd Under the able supervision of Coach Stubler the Glenwood High Athletic Club had an outstanding year. One of the largest clubs, their schedule was varied and interesting. With emphasis placed on sportsmanship .ind fair play, they learned the rudiments of basketball, volleyball, softball, and held some track events. Club oflicers were as follows: Cleyo Perrin, presidentg Don Vanderhoof, vice presidentg Ed Gibbs, secretaryg Buzz Simillion, treasurerg and Paul Amichaux, sergeant at-arms. With such requisites for physical fit- ness in the modern way oflife, a club such as the Ath- letic Club is invaluable to high school youth. Slllillilll Uillllllly The student body elected four council members from each class. They were as follows: Max Getts, presidentg Clifford Long, vice-presidentg Don Vander- hoof, secretaryg and Norman Simillion, treasurer. Each class was represented by a class representa- tive. They werejohn Paul Scliutte, Seniorg Paul Ami- chaux, Iuniorgjoyce Barz, Sophomoreg and Virginia Baker, Freshman. Peck Leonardi was elected as an honorary member. The student council is a democratic form of government among the students. The council's duties are many and varied. The main purpose is law and order. A few of the council's many activities this year were to keep order in the halls, plan assembly programs, decorate the Christmas tree, work on the Christmas Formal, develop good will among the stu- dents, and to prm vigle a govern ment run by the students on democratic principles. r Standing - N. Simillion. Long, Getts,j Schurte. Vandcrlmnf Sitting - Ban, P. Amichaux, Mr. lgu. Leonrrrdi. Baker iliiilllllii lllllllll' Sllllllill To be chosen as a member of the National Honor Society is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a senior. The students work diligently throughout their four years of high school to obtain this recognition. The faculty chooses the members from the upper one third of the class and only fifteen percent can be selected. Their choice is based on four important phases of the life of high school students: character, scholar- ship, leadership, and service. A studentrnust have ele- ven credits in the fields of mathematics, science, lang- uages, history, and English to he eligible for this recog- nition, Mr. lgo presented pins to the following seniorsg Alfreda Mann, Eugenia Mussat, james Weaver, john Paul Schutte, Max Getts, and Loyette Gamba. Sllllllllllll THHIII Representatives from Appleton, New Castle, Red Cliff, and Glenwood Springs met at G.C.l'l.S. for the state contests on April 19. Our school was well repre- sented by ten ahle students. ln addition to taking many regional Iaurels, three students were honored by receiving state awards. They were Marcus Nordberg first in Latin llg Edna Koenig, second in Latin lg and Tom lgo, third in Social Science. Back row - Brown, Recd, C. Dever, Nordberg, Lctey Second row - lgo, Prerti, S. Dnnegan, Benedeck. Gihhs Front row f E. Koenig, Mann. G. Donegan, R, Johns. n, Hammerich at L 2 b igefl- ,I if A M l if - L ,441 ,. if gf' e 'ijllm Sinc t Ae was nor nd tbis ear tbemusicteam XLLYKUM f Igjxf in V ' ' X I N , 0 ccinsiste of vocal nnmfbers only. Those who 'went to 4 ' L P A 6lJr'l1egoloXc7nLgv1pt e were Bud Donegang Barbara 4 . I Leworedgand the gals' sextet-B bara Lee Noren, ,L J , ' Vfllffharbara W Kay ilsdnf' nerte Heuberger, IM I V Alif: Scburre, retla H Sen. Barbara Lee L. l'loL2f1r.-Ai-per an X d a number one y , latinELBUd sang wp R ver ' and received two plus. H Q I ,Jn For their nm' Celtic L llaby , the sextet was gli! J I giv page rating and for be Lass with a Delicate ,LL ', a two rating. sf ,J i . .,.J.. U -4 V, ILL, Ji 'JG L- f l ' lg yi Since there was no band rhisyear, a group of about fourteen of last year's band members, under the direc- ion of Loyette Gamba, formed a pep band for the basketball season. They played for rallies and during the games. Back row - Brockway, Hansen, Rock, Terrcl, Doncgan S:-cond row 1 Ulu. Gibbs, E. Rows, Wilsoxm, Petrocco, Norton Fr :gr-:nu f Hahn, Rule, Gnmba, McFnll, Mussut 4 -..fu 1 1 r UPHIIIHIIRS . V fx Aw- I Slllllll' llllll lil On Friday, Decemhcr 7, 1946, the Senior C'l'iss of 1947 pres nt d l ,, . .. Je e t ieirunnu il play. This year's production entitled Here Comes Charlie was a riotous mix ture of high society and hillhillv life. The plot was hased on the results of c ist ing a hillhilly girl and her eccentric uncle into ii wealthy society householt Every member ofvl -I' s' ' ' ' p ri id uctions presented. Lurrv Elliorr Funny Fzlrnlmm Mrs. Caroline Smvrl Vivian Smyr he-Kerscv Mortimer Smythe-Ker Uncle Alec Twiggs Chnvlue Hopps Nora Malone . Officer Tim Mcfirill Ted Hartley . Stage Managers Prompters Announcers we t a.s of 4f to-operated with the sponsor, Mrs. bripp to mzilce Here Comes Charlie ii tinzincml success and one of nh tl me-Kcresv HCV e lnest student Max Getts Alfreda Mann Phyllis Nohlitt Nancy Marx Carleton Huhhaid lim Weazvei' Paula Hutchings Lovetre Gznnha Archie Urquhart limmy Mulkey Harry McMillan Grunt Moorhead Rosalie johnson Whrd Norton Marilyn Adriance Kzithryne Nieslnnilc ,lllllllll lillil liil On April 18, the juniors presented a three act comedy entitled Collegi- Dazef' The scene of the play was in a coffee shcp on the Hartdale campus. Ma Mitchel, owner of the shop, is faced with a mortgage pressed hv Mr. Victor. Duke Duquet, wealthy hut bored son of Hartdale's greatest benefactor, changes identities with a farm hoy, Slim Wiggins, and takes a joh at the shop. His atti- tude makes him very ur-popular with his schoolmates Ossie Victor, who loses his team position hecause of Slim, discovers the real identities of rhe boys and hliickmails them so he can play basketball. Finally Slim, professing to he Duke' heats up Cssie and the masquerade is discovered by the school. After many difii- culties, Duke wins the tri county basketball champi nship for Hartdale and pays oft' the mortgage At last, he gains school spirit and popularity at college. lvlfl Mitchel . Mr. Victor . Harold Duquet, Duke john Wiggins, Slim Shirley Mitchel Laura Henderson Bill Taylor . . Katherine Skinner, Poodles Ella Rose Peters . Vivian Parker Ussie Victor Pete Lewis Marian Duffy Charles Dever Gene Brockway Bradford Pretti Mildred Rule Cecyl Bea Snyder Clifford Long Barbara Lee Noren Sharon Donegan Norma Benedeck Kenneth Rock Bill Davies F15-'iv . ' ,J :Q . , 4 . , JVM? ,. I:-77,-, Q Twz ,V .F,..l- A: IVSEWA, -A 41947 gjlvfgz ,MfbcfL,,,,Lj A,,.f w',jjZM : .aww 6' XQLA-tif' Qi. L4 f+?4'P'2'ia+g, Lo' ' I ,ff4 eZA6??. ' .4 :'flf,4--2'- LJ I V gh!! ,g5V'r Agv ' 1 4' ,v rm A f L 5, A 4:z,6fc,,.w,QS,qJwizJ JA7g,,Z5d., V -- 9J,AjU A,yg44g'4fh! Q X W J if dw' if 1 0'- 9 ,410 L42 4f,f,v:Mfwwf 'j vwr fffafwi ' , 'ZZ X M W fZ'f271MffdJ ,aww 'B' 1 'A' V ,QMMK SIIEIHIY 5. Gw A llilllllililllllllllll Allliilllhx nl 1945 JUNIJR-SENIOR PROM AND LUNCHEON The juniorfSenior Prom of 1946 was held on May IO at the Grade School Autlitorium. The elaborate decorations carried out the theme of Spring Rain A The ceiling ofthe gymnasium was a mass of glittering raindrops, and on the stage the ingenious juniors had constructed a rain machine from which poured a steady drizzle of rain all evening. ln the middle of the hall was a large hand- ma.le chandelier of mirrors, which revolved with the aid ofasmall motor. Music was furnished hy Armand De Preque and his orchestra. The Grand March was led hy Marilvn Adriance and lim NX!eaver. Refreshments were served by thelunior Class Mothers. The junior-Senior Luncheon of I946 was held in the junior High Gym, and the decorations were the same as -nose used at the Prom. The menu consisted ofhaked ham, scalloped potatoes, peas, salad, rolls, coffee, and a dessert of ice cream and cake. Alfrecla Mann vtelccmrd tlie Seniors, and Petty Cowles gave the response. While the Sophomore girls served the ice cream and cake, Marilyn Adriance sang several numbers. To each of the mothers who helped in the kitchen the junior class presented a Carnation as a token of appreciation. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISFS Processional .... High School Orchestra Invocation . Rev. W. O. Richards Piano Solo . Polonaise . . Chopin A john Shultz Commencement Address Rev. Frank Mathis, Associate Pastor, First Methodist Church, Colorado Springs Vocal Solo Memory Lane . Spire--Conrad luanita Donegan Presentation ol Class ..... H. I. lgo Presentation of Diplomas . Mrs. Alma Harris l'resentat'on of Scholarships . M. R Moorhead Pwenediction . . . Rev. j. U. Hargis Recessional .... High School Grchestra '1 Y BALCALAUREATE EXERLISE llrocessional .... High School Orchestra lnvocation . . Rev. D. Hargis May Day Carol' '... . Arr. hy Taylor Lift Thine Eyes .... Mendelssohn High Schnol Girls' Glee Club Scripture Reading . . . Rev. W. O. Richards Dedication . .... Franz l.ord's Prayer ...... Mallotti High School Girls' Sextet Baccalaureate Sermon . . . Rev. C E. Kessler Benediction . Rev. W. O. Richards Reqffssional . High School Orchestra Sllllll lllllllllll Ill 1945-47 SKIRT AND SWEATER DANCE The annual Skirt and Sweater Dance was held on Friday, September 20, at the high school gymnasium. This is the big opening event which is given each year in honor of the freshmen to welcome them into the halls of Cv. C. H. S, The highlight ofthe evening was the grand parade of freshmen led by Mary Tapley and Norman Simillion. The juke-box, operated by Mr. Igo, furnished the music, and the Mothers' Club served refreshments. There was a large turn- out of both students and alumni for this first school dance. POST-GAME DANCES After the home football and basketball games this year, dances were held at the Canteen. Music was furnished by the jukebox operated by Mr. lgo, with the assistance of members of the Mothers' Club as chaperones. Refreshments were served by the mothers with the aid ofthe students. SADIE HAWKINS' DANCE The annual Sadie Hawkins' Dance, held at the high school gymnasium on Friday, November 22, was undoubtedly the most successful dance of this sort ever planned in ihe halls of G. C. H. S. All the Sadie Hawkinses ran their dates down, and the characters ofthe comic-strip stepped out into real life toa jambo- ree complete with hillbilly music, furnished by the Colorado Stevedors. Sailie Hawkins, who was portrayed by Paula Hutchings, introduced the more prominent characters, such as the mayor of Dggpatch fCarleton Hubbatdl and Marryin' Sam fArchie Urquhartl, who issued marriage licenses. The dance was climaxed by marriage ceremonies. The mayor presented gifts to the best dressed girls chosen by the spectators, and as a special honor, he bestowed on each one a kiss. Sadie gave the gifts to the boys. The winners were Dallas Swsnson, first, Barbara Lee lones, second, Loyette Gamba, third, Archie Urquhart, first, Harvey Bellm, secondg and Donald Heisler, third. Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. DeMaestri, Mrs. McMillan, and Mrs. Moorhead served lunch, which was furnished by the Senior Class. CHRISTMAS FORMAL The first formal of the year was held at the Legion Hall, December 20. The coronation ofthe queen, Kathry ie Nieslaaik, chosen by student vote, was followed by the grand march led by the queen and her partner. Carleton Hubbard. Her ladies-in-waiting were Marilyn Adrrance, Wanda Morrison, Nancy Marx, Alfreda Mann, and Loyette Gamba -Senior girls who were nominated by the boys of the Senior class. The presents piled high in front of the imitation fireplace were han led out by Mr. lgo. The Mothers' Club served punch and cookies in the basement dur' ing intermission The couples danced to the music of the Armand De Beque Orchestla, which was donated by Mr. and Mrs. Moorhead, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Max Gerts, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bigum. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. john Schutte, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Benedeclc, Mr. and Mrs. P. j Gallagher, and Mr. and Mrs. I. I. Huntley. AIIIIHIIBS LF X' Rf - 1 - .-5 -it Cf X K I 4 ! E i I . E I I 5 I I E i R s r e E z i 5 Z E X , N. 4Q.,,X,- wwf ,mb NQ,,rx,o-v...n, ' SFX., 1. 'vk,QLk- rf i ,- 'V , H 11, . ' ' NM-fx- Mu fw,.2, q.,f f X- fl, ,LCAMWAJN X X' I X - 2 L fx.. s I 5 , L rg gs fyx-NIKFK- A ' s L ' . . , , sail AX ,l I ' ll--,-g,.g.-0 'I 'sl -t K , K1 1 ytlvr, 'K ..,.'.- K ug .A rj ? I Xfql., V , I .' 1 I CII Coach N, 1. Stublier M Adrianne N Benedeck gl. Simillion Gunn The G Club is an honorary organization consisting of twenty members who won letters in either football or basketball. To win his first letter a boy must earn 200 pointsg for his second letter he must earn 300 points. An active letter means that 7593 ofthe points were received for actual playing, while less than that merits a service letter. Members of this group are taught good sportsman- ship and the joy that can be derived from athletics. Name Class Football Basketball Amichaux junior l l Brockway junior l O Davies lunior l O Dever lunior l 0 Donegan Sophomore 1 O Ferrin Senior 1 I Getts Senior 1 1 Hubbard Senior 1 l Leonatdi Senior 3 3 Long junior l l Moorhead Senior 2 l Mull: ey Senior 3 3 Nordberg Sophomore O l Prettl jr 1 n ior 1 0 Rowe jun ior 1 O Schulte Senior 1 1 Sininger junior 2 0 Simpson Senior 2 O Urquhart Senior 2 O Weaver Senior 3 3 Bll lllllll The Pep Club this year was under the supervision of Miss Boyd. Norma Benedeclc, Marilyn Adriance, and Josephine Simillion were the cheerleadersg and Barbara Lee Nuren was treasurer. The Pep Club served cokes and sandwiches after several of the football games. For each home football game, the girls decoratf ed the goal posts with school colors. At the night game with Craig, the Pep Club performed on the field during the half. They made a G for Glenwood, a C for Craig. and a V for Victory, using colored paper to give the desired effect At the rally of the traditional Red and White Day, before the team went to the Delta Basketball Tournament, the Pep Club put on a program to honor the bovs. . flnckzow - Snyder, Noren. Brown, Dooee, Amiehaux, Brockway. GllIRlD lifth l'HfE4.Schroder, l. lohnson. Henry, D. Duffy, H. Noblitr, Wilson, Arraz, Ellen Gardener I ourth ruw Baker, Swenson, Mc Donald M. Halford, Heuberger. Terrel, Hammerick, Huntley, S Doncgan Hurd r w Schutte, A. Koenig. Reed. G. Donegan, Staley, Simpson, P. Noblirt. Heulhltel. Mann, Pedersen Rule 'ieeond row Adriance. Morrison, Lunsden. Neislanilc, Marx, royd, Petrocto. Hutchings, Gamba, R. Johnson Qimillmn Seated-E.K '.M ,M Fll 'l' ' :omg ussar c a , Wi llama, Benedeclr, Gilmore, Tapley, Sidener, Fulbright lilllilllill liBlIEilllllllEl.llHil Plaving under adverse conditions the Glenwood Demons were held to a 7-7 tie by the Oak Creek Miners on the Miners' field in the first conference game of the season. After a hard rain the slick field practically throttled a running game Oak Creek scored in the first quarter, and the Red Devils were unable to retali- ate until the last minutes ofthe final period when a pass from Leonardi to Weaver clicked for six points. Sininger's running attempt for the point was successful. Game number two pitted the Demons against the Craig Bulldogs in t-he first home game of the season. Showing power and coordination, the home-town eleven ran roughshod over the perennial league leader, the Craig Bulldogs. lames Mulkev led the scoring with two T. D. ' s , while Weaver and Davies each racked up six points The second tilt held on the local gridiron was also a victory for the Demons as they came out on the long end of a I9-O count , thoroughly routing the Steam- boat Sailors, even though they proved the toughest foe yet encountered. Relying chiefly on the power provided by the single-wing formation, the Demons pushed to another win as they downed the power-laden Meeker Cowboys I9-O . The Red Devils often found themselves with their backs to the goal because of the superb kickingot the Meeker backs, but were finally able to pull themselves out of tlfe hole and went on to rack up their third win in four starts. The Reo and White downed the Hayden Tigers 35-O in the final conference fray of the Qeason. Scoring four of their five touchdowns in the first half, the Red Devils were able to coast to victory and championship. Playing their annual Armistice Dax' Classic on the Rifle field, the Bears up' set the Demons to put the first defeat on the Glenwood record, ZO-O. Being un- able to click on either passing or running plays. the Demons found themselves trying to slow down the Rifle attack. Rifle's scores came as a result of long plays which were well executed and proved verv effective. This defeat did not affect con- ference siand ngs because Rifle dropped from the Yampa Valley League this year. Taking advantage of all their breaks. the Hotchkiss Bulldogs downed the Demon Eleven 7--6 in the class B Western Slope Championship game played at Glenwood. Hotchkiss scored first and added the extra point to hold a 7 poins lead until late in the final period wher a Mulkey-to-Perrin pass was good for 40 yards and 6 points. Sininger's running attempt for the final and score-tying point failed. The hope for the Western Slope Championship vanished as only a few sec. onds remained. Fuillall ui 1945 TEAM WON LOST TIED PERCENT Glenwood Demons 4 0 900 Craig Bulldogs 4 1 ,800 Meeker Cowboys 3 Z .600 Steamboat Sailors 1 3 .300 Oak Creek Miners 0 Z 300 Hayden Tigers 0 4 .100 Conference Glenwood 7 Oak Creek 7 at Oak Creek Glenwood Z4 Craig 0 at Glenwood Glenwood 19 Steamboat O at Glenwood Glenwood 19 Meeker 0 at Meeker Glenwood 35 Hayden 0 at Hayden Non-Conference Glenwood O Rifle 20 at Glenwood Glenwood 6 Hotchkiss 7 at Glenwood Conferenee Scoring Glenwood 104 Opponents 7 Non-Conference Scoring Glenwood 6 Opponents 27 Total Scoring Glenwood 110 Opponents 34 ' s Back row - Cm-iohan, ii. Rowe, Vrcrri, Row-. Hruachkel Third row - Coach Stuhlcr. Long, Yanderho-vt, E. Row--, Never. Done-g.in, Sclnmn Suomi row f Mundor, Brockway, Siningcr, Srhurtc, liens. rkmifhaiux Sidener LETTERS 3 3 3 2 1 Z 2 Z 1 1 Hrs! row - Moorhead, Mulkey, Xvcnver, Leonardi, 1 Vrquhnri, Simpson, Perrin. Siimlhon NAME Lawrence Leonnrdi lim XVeaver limmy Mulkev Tommy Simpson Grant Moorhead Archie Urquhart Rollin Sininger Ernest Rowe Max Getts lohn Schutte POSITION CLASS FB Senior RE Senior QB Senior RG Senior RT Senior LC' Senior HB Iunior E junior FB Senior HB Senior Cleyo Ferrin Paul Amichaux Charles Dever Brad Pretti Gene Brockway Bill Davies Clifford Long Ernest Donegan Elmer Selman Don Vanderhoof Earl Sidener Forrest Ross johnny Meador Charles Colohan George Rowe Severen Pedersen Donald Heuschkel Donald Heisler Frank Overlin Senior lunior junior junior Junior junior Iunior Sophomore Senior Sophomore Sophomore Junior junior junior Freshman Freshman Freshman Fresh man Freshman FO0TBAl.L PERSONALITIES COACH STUBLER - Under his able guidance, the Demons took first place in the Yampa Valley League this year. Possessing extreme patience and a thorough knowledge of football, Mr. Stubler was able to get full co-operation from the boys. He was well-liked and ad- mired by the squad. Any merit the club received is due to his coaching ability. NORMAN SIMILLION - Buzz , manager ofthe '46' football team, proved by his faithfulness and sense of duty to be one of the best managers of recent years. PAUL AMICHAUX - Ami was end man on the Demons' left side. His defensive qualities and running earned him the respect of teammates and opponents alike. He played nearly all of every game. Next year Paul might easily become one of the best wingmen in the conference. GENE BROCKWAY -One of this year's lettering juniors, Brockway proved himself an asset to the Demon squad. BILL DAVlES - When Donegan wasn't smashing the opposition, Bill was. He drew his man out of position many times on clever blocks and feints. Bill's alertness in covering a fumble back of the goal line cost Craig six points. CHARLES DEVER - Chuck started in the snap- back role this fall with no centering experience. By the end of the season, however, he had greatly improved and was playing excellent ball. He backed up the line on defense, nailing the ball-carriers the few times they plowed through the line. ERNEST DONEGAN - Bud, alternating at left tackle with Bill Davies, lived up to preseason expecta- tions. He used his weight to humble the enemy's line in fierce smashes that could not be stopped. CLEYO FERRIN -- Cleyo, diminutive wingback, ex- celled in a number of fields, those of pass receiving, tackling. and elusive riinn ng. He played rough foot' ball with the rest of the team and came out unscathed and ready for more. He was out all last fall despite an injured knee. MAX GETTS- Max understudied Peck at fullback and did a good job or it. He hit hard and was seldom stopped without a gain. He also suhbed at quateihack when needed, giving the Demons a potent backfield strength at all positions. LAVURENCE LEONARDI - Peck , returned Navy veteran, was one ofthe most valuable men on the squad. He bucked up the line and hit off tackle like a college fullback and threw up an impenetrable web at his de- fense backer-up position. ln his final game against Hotchkiss, Peck' really blossomed out as the best full- back in these parts. CLIFFGRD LONG - Hampered in early season with injuries, uKip improved steadily and showed a lot of promise after midseason. He played the intricate wing back slot with ease. He especially stood out in pass- running, having a nearly perfect record, IGHN MEADGR - Meador, transfer student from Salida, ably filled in as substitute end. GRANT MGGRHEAD - Grant held dowr. the right tackle spot throughout ll11fS't?2lI'. He was one ol the defensive standouts of then? Mules , smashing up plays consistently. Few teams ran plays thrcugh Grant with any success, and his ability to open up holes in the enemy defense was well proved. JAMES MULKEY - Mulk was the high scorer this year as he racked up eight touchdowns. He galloped goalward either on the end of passes or carrying the ball on dazzling runs. Although he was at his best when Glenwood had the ball, he was anything but weak on defense. Quarterback on the single wing, he also stood out in the blocking role. BRAD PRETTI - Demon reserve pivotman, Brad could be depended upon to play a consistent game at key position. As a line backer he was noted for his alactity in smashing his opponents' aerial attempts and for his fearlessness in plugging holes. ERNEST ROWE - Reserve end, Ernie showed great ability in both his defensive and offensive assignments, His fearless blocking and aggerssive tackling were the scourge of the Demons' opponents. JOHN PAUL SCHUTTE - john played his first year ot' football this year and became one of the best reserve backs on the Demon team. He could pass, run, and kick with equal ability. His punting at times was the best on the team. ELMER SELMAN - Fudd ably held down right tackle spot on Demon reserves in spite of an injured knee which handicapped him this season. EARL SIDENER -- Filling in as guard, Sidener put his weight to good use in plugging holes or opening them. He is a likely prospect for ncxt year's squad. . TOMMY SIMPSON - Rosie gave one of the best showings at iight guard that has been seen in Glen- wood in many ayear. Playing the running guard po' sition, he had some difficult blocking assignments. He played hard, clean ball games and deserves the plaudit of the students. I I . ROLLIN SININGER - The signalfcalling tailback, Stinky , led the team to its heights. He set up many scores with his brilliant open field running and bullet like passes. He was the dread ofthe conference, being a triple threat man with his passing, kicking, and run- ning bewildering all opposition. ARCH IE URQU HA RT- Arch was the mainspring of the Demon line. On the defense he was the imf movable object and on offense was the irresistible force. He opened wide holes in the opponents' lines for the backs, and he held his position so that not a single score was made through his sector during the entire season, a feat which is noteworthy of our praise. DON VANDERHOOF - During his tirst season with the Demons, this able sophomore gave promise of his worth to come. Taking over substitute quarterback, he showed the makings ofa great back. jllvl WEAVER-This senior topped off his final season with a sterling performance at right-end post. Glue- fingered catches and clean tackles were Weave's trademarks. To prove his prowess in football, lim l1HS earned three letters, lliiliilllill lliiiilllllllilllllll For the first game of the I946-1947 basketball season, the Glenwood De- mons traveled to Grand lunction to play the Tigers, State Champions of the pref vious year. Because the Glenwood team lacked experience and height, they came out on the short end of a 37-21 score. This game, however, gave the Demons in- valuable training for the grueling season ahead. yAftcr a Christmas vacation and very little practice, the Demor. quintet again took to the road to meet the Central Warriors, a merger of the Fruitvale Vikings and Central Warriors, in their second conference game at Clifton. This game proved successful for the Demons as they downed the Warriors Zl-13 in a hard-fought battle Definitely weakened by the absence of two first stringers, Schutte and Long, the Red Devils fell before a powerful Fruita aggregation to the tune of 35-ZZ. The Wildcats utilized their height and completely dominated both backboards while Glenwood had to rely on the fast break to score. Dale Patterson, Fruita cen- ter, led all scorers with Z3 points. The next week the Demons tangled with their perennial foes, the Rifle Bears, in a game which meant a lot to both teams, as it would determine the proba- ble third place representative from the Colorado Valley Conference to the Delta Tournament. The Red and White proved to be the better team as they downed the Bears 31-19. Amichaux of Glenwood garnered l2 pointsg Hannahan of Rifle made 8. The Demons finished the Hrst round of play in undisputed possession of third place in conference standings by defeating tne Palisade Bulldogs 44-ll in an exciting game played at Palisade. ln the first half of the following game the Glenwood five had hopes of win- ning from Grand junction, but midway in the second half the Tigers began to toll. The final score was 33-13. The Demons next met an improved Central team but managed to retain their hold on third place by a 35-17 triumph. Tben the Red and White handed the second place Fruita Wildcats a 29-22 defeat in a thrill-packed overtime game in which John Schutte dunked in 8 points in the extra period. Schutte led all scorers with a total of 14 points. Meeting the Rifle Bears in the crucial game deciding which team would go to Delta, the Glenwood five again showed their prowess lay conquering the BruinS 46-Z3 ina clean, hardffought battlein which both teams played the smoothest ball either had previously exhibited. This win clinched a spot for the Demons in the tournament at Delta. As they finished the season. the Demons tied for second place with Frnita by defeating Palisade Bulldogs 56-19. Led by the 17 point contribution of Grant Moorhead, Glenwood sub, the Red Devils completely dominated the scoring. The playoff game between Fruita and Glenwood was at Grand Valley. Sparked by Lawrence Leonardi, back after a year in the U. S. Navy, the Demons trounced the Blue and White from Fruita by a 40-22 score Racking up 12 points, i'Peck Leonzrdi was high scorer. His expert ball handling enabled the Glenwood, ites to coast on their wide margin after the third stanza. Despite a slow starr, the Demon quintet climaxed their season by endirg in second place in the conference. Team Gi and junction Glenwood Springs Fruita Rifle Central Palisade Demons Z1 Demons Z1 Demons ZZ Demons 31 Demons 44 Demons 13 Demons 35 Demons Z9 D 46 emons Demons 56 Demons 40 ' Glenwood 17 lllsllllllflll Slllllllllll Ill 1947 W 9 8 7 3 3 CONFERENCE SCORES 1. Per Cent 0 1.000 3 .727 4 .636 6 .333 7 .300 .000 Tigers 37 at Grand junction Warriors 13 at Central Wildcats 35 Bears 19 Bulldogs Z1 Tieers 33 Warriors 17 Wildcats 22 Bears Z3 Bulldogs 19 at Glenwood at Glenwood at Palisade at Glenwood at Glenwood at Fruita at Rifle at Glenwood PLAY-OFF GAME Nxfildcars 22 at Grand Valley DELTA TOURNAMENT Craig 30 Fruifa 31 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Glenwood 29 Grand junction 43 STATE TOURNAMENT AT DENVER Wrav I9 Durango 31 FINAL STANDINGS W L Pt Glenwood 11 5 5 s. Opp. Pts. Per Cent 06 415 .687 Back Row Flynn, C. Dever, Root. Vanderhoof, Simillion, Coach Stubler Second Row - Pretti, T, Simpson, Nordberg Amichaux Long. G Rowe, F, Bukowich Front Row Hubbard, Ferrin, Schutte, Weaver, Leonardi. Moorhead. Getrs DELTA TOURNAMENT Tne Demons knocked the lid off the '47 Delta Tournament by downing the Fraig Bulldogs 42-30 in the first game of the tournament john Schutte racked up 22 points to lead his team to an impressive win over a hard-fighting Craig team who gave the Glenwood quintet plenty of trouble throughout the game. Both teams were evenly matched and the victor could not be determined until the final gun sounded However, the Glenwoodites pulled ahead enough at tne end to win hv a wider margin than was expected. For the fourth time in the same season the Red Devils met the Fruita Wild- cats, this time in the semifinals of the Delta Tournament. The winner would play for the chamionship the next night. Fruita had downed a powerful team from laonia to win their way into tha semifinal gime. The Demons copped this game as they eked out a 35-51 win over their opponents to assure them a place in Stare Tournament, This game proved to be the best game of the tournament in the opinion of fiios r who watched the closely fought contest Snapping a 7-game winning streak of the Demons, the Grand junction Tigers won a hard fought 43-29 hattle over the Glenwood five for champion- ship honors. Coming up strong in the second half, the Red and Wlwite over- came a I6 point half-time deficit to come within 6 points of the Bengals, until the final minutes ofthe game when the Tigers dunlced in 8 fast points to win the vhampionshxp two years ranning. The Tigers were prohahly as hot on th.-ir Sl'lUl'S2h2lI'lV'll'11C in the ve-ir. hut the Demons fought hard and gave the Orange and Black no end of trouhle throughout the game. Immediately following this game. trophies were given and the All-Tourna- ment Teams were named. john Schutte, unanimous choice, and Lawrence Leon- 3.-di were both picked on the first team. COACH STUBLER - Under his able guidance the Red Devils went to the semi-finals at Denver. a feat that no other Garfield County High School squad has been able to accomplish. Mr. Stubler was able tr- get full co-operation from the boys be- cause he was so well liked and admired by the team. b JACK FLYNN - lack, manager ofthe '47 basket' ball team proved to be faithful to his duties and to the team. PAUL AMICHAUX- This lanky junior earned a place on the first string by virtue of his ac- curacy under the basket. The team's rebound artist, cleared the backboards with the ease of a much taller player. His brilliant defensive work combined with his offensive ability will make him a threat to the League's other centers next year. CLEYO FERRIN - Ferrin's speed and agility made it possible for him to steal the ball from many opponents and in turrt cash it in for two points on a fast break. Also Cleyo's ability to handle the ball and his eye for any kind of shot allowed him to be a potential scorer against any foe. Cleyo is one of the seven seniors on the first ten to graduate this spring. MAX GETTS - Max proved to be a valuable asset to this year's aggregation as his height enaf bled him to control either backboard as well as break up many plays by seemingly pulling passes from the air and thereby giving the Demons con- trol of the bali again. Iunior's graduation in 0 ' . , Slow shahxwxgjurie will mer? a greaggrss to next year s squad. 'f C ul JY -'X ., l 9 Mia ae gif' CARLE ON HUBBARD - Thisflashy Demon 'reserve showed unequaled form and skill. Hub was 'wigaiwtwvgwflo F' iw ' gf, 0, 'lr A0 F H WF l ,if Wg an excellent set shot and an unrivaled defensive star. He played consistently throughout the sea' son to earn his letter and the praise ofthe school. Z1 LAWRENCE LEONIARDI - Peck , after an absence of a year from G. C. H. S. , returned to become one of the spearheads of the Demon at- tack. His ability to come through with the goods at th: right time was plainly seen not only in the Fruita game in Delta where he garnered the winning basket but in numerous other games where his ability to keep cool was an incentive for the other members of the team. Peck will be sorely missed by next year's team. CLIFFDRD LONG - Kip was one of the two juniors to secure a spot cn this year's first five. His quick actions and continuous presence of mind enabled him to break up many of his oppo- nents' plays, which would have otherwise been good for a basket, as well as pass the ball to set up one of his team-mates. Kip's'l return next year will prove invaluable to the team. GRANT MOORHEAD - Grant was one of the most capable substitutes on the Demon squad 'his year as he anly proved by racking up 17 points against the Palisade Bulldogs in the final confer- ence tray ofthe season. His ability to gather in re- laounds as well as put in lay-up shots proved ri great menace to every foe he played against. MARCUS NCRDBERG - Showing great pro- mise during his first season, this able sophomore exhibited his skill in every department ofthe game. A natural shot and a skillful ball-han.ller, the Kid proved that all he lacked was experi- ence. His return next year will be an asset for the '48 squad. JOHN SVHUTTE - Playing his first vear of bt ll St-hutte showed ability that earned berths for him on AllrXX t-stern Slope and All-State teams. He was high scorer for the season with an average of 10 4 Points per game for twenty games. His sharp passing and deadly accuracy in shooting made him a valuable offensive player, but he was not to he our done in the field of defense. His agility and speed made him the scourge of cpponents. john will be sorely missed next year. lllvl WEAVER - Weaver was the work- horse of this year's squad. Although not a conf sistent high scorer, lim could be depended upon to drop a bucket in a tight spot. Playing his third year of first-string ball, he was the force that kept the team cool. ln recognition of his ability he was selected basketball captain for the '47 squad. His spot will be hard to fill next year' DENVER TOURNAMENT Again playing the.opening game of the tournament the Demons downed a . -. . S f m Wray Colorado 32-19, to win the first game in the 1947 tate strong team ro , , Ch ionship Tournament. Playing, perhaps their best game of the entire amp season, the Red Devils were never seriously threatenedg led by John Schutte, who tallied 19 points, the Demons racked up the first game any team from Glenwood has ever won in any state Tourney. The Glenwood quintet next met the Durango Demons in the semifinals of fast Glenwood soon racked up a 12-11 lead and stayed ahead until the halftime. The Durango five, led by their 6' 7 center, ' ' 1 ' the held Mor an came out strong in the third quarter and for l minutes y leffv g . the Glenwood aggregation scoreless, while garnering enough points to stay ahead for the remainder of the game and to win hy a 31-l7 score. The Durango Demons went on to win the State Championship the following night. john Paul Schutte, high scoring Glenwood forward, received All-State ' I laurels, an honor which no other Glenwood player was ever the tournament. 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V, U ,V -.. ,U , .1 --V-fs VV f 3 V., - ., ' :IL 5,4 ,. , :Aga ,al VM ug rf , V - , if. , -1,4 JL 415.9 . 4 1 .... VV' 1 5 ,f-1795 , IV--WMV HV gh .V 6 5 v ' V Nj. 4 1 SHIIIUT SUITS X ff Y Z XX ll 5, wif' X , nu'- f 9 ii-1' IU 1 Q J W f Qfsgfff Slllllll Sllll Every year the faculty is called upon to choose eight. seniors who they think are the most out- standing in several fields. This year our Senior Stars were judged on the following qualities: leadership, participation in extracurricular activif ties, scholastics, personal habits, dependability, special talents, disposition, school spirit, sports, in- itiative, and co-operativeness. We are proud to dedicate this section of our year book to the best all-around pupils of the Class of 1947, the Senior Stars. ' N: ,as f 'ia -ef ggi I R, 2 w'55Z1S.2- 225 Asieim 9 Y-r 'P ,FY ,Digby X i , . - v- ---- 'Q l l 1 2 i i l i . t MARILYN ADRIANC This blithe brunette with the effervescent peison. l't' l a 1 s is a popu ar figure around G. C. H. S. Her friends adopted her middle name for short, so since her frosh year she has responded with a gay giggle to jo . Marilyn has been active in all social gatherings and school functions, In her junior year her popularity with the student body won her the honor of being Prom Queen. ln I ' ' . . . - mer Senior year she was elected cheerleader, and she held the presidency of the Future Homemakers' Club in both her unior and Senior ears. Her favorite Y sport is swimming, and by dint of effort she has become an excellent swimmer. Alols gift of being everywhere at once, her w' ' 'l eyes will be greatly missed next year. MAX GETTS' Max entered high school with a keen and progressive mind which was always contriving special entertainment for the stud.-nt body. He spent many hi-urs ar- ranging assemblies for the students, and he devoted his time and labor to help in community projects. As a result of his diligence he was awarded the highest hon- or that can be bestowed on a high school pupil - - that of student body president. Max's favorite hobby is photography. His lcnowledgeofcameras coupled with being A ssal but unpublishable snapshots, Max took active part in school athletics, social gathering' and cla e, SS plays. His congenial manner, reliability, and co-operativeness made him a favorite with both faculty and students al inning smi e, and her sparkling brown at the right place at the right time produced many colo ike. ln his Senior year he became a member of as any work to be done or service the National Honor Society. Wlwenever there w to be rendered, Max was always johnny-on-the-spot. The school will miss him. S 4 o 'Ha g . LOYETTE GAMBA l Loyette is definitely an outstanding Senior. She gained fame first by handling class tuner ons and certain responsibilities with dexterity. Dependability, capa- bility. and ambition were characteristics which acquired for Loyette the office of Editor of the Yampah Staff in her junior year and many club offices. Since there was no band director in '46-'47, Loyette, on her own initiative, organized a pep band to play for assemblies and football and basketball games. Her assiduous ef- forts in the class room were compensated bv her being elected to the National Honor Society. Lovette played prominent character parts in both the class plays, and she was an indispensable member of both the band and orchestra. When she graduates, Loyette plans to study music and carry on her career along this line. CARLETON HUBBARD. JR. Hubby was thelife of theparty in any crowd. His ingenious wit and ex- pressions. strictly original, won him many true friends. He was a member of the baskrtball squad for three years, and he was a strong skiing and swimming enthusiast. His receptive attitude and dependability entitled him to class oilice all four years of his high sch: ol career. ln his Senior year he held the class presi dency. He always did his share or work in class projects converting the toil into good times for his fellowmates by his enjoyable manner. The students will miss Hubby and rides in his little red truck, Poody Do in '48f'49. but they wish him luck on his new venture at tht Unix ersity of Colorado. l e s 1 E l 4 i 2 P 5 5 I i a x PAULA HUTCHINGS Known as Hutch to her friends, this sophisticated, petite miss exhibited an endless number of qualities. She demonstrated conspicuous talents in dramatics by playing the lead of both the junior and Senior class plays. Her aptness for de- livering oratories placed her in constant demand to give speeches at numerous so- cial gatherings. Paula's loyalty and dependabiliy throughout her school life won her an enviable record and a host of friends. Her major interest is in the literary field. Upon graduating, she plans to continue her study in English at the University of Colorado. She held a variety of interests outside of school, being a staunch ski en- thusiast and a swimming fan. JOH PAUL SCHUTTE This handsome dark-haired Senior youth, although he was only able to take part in athletics in his Senior year, made a name for himselfnot only in G. C. H. S., but in the entire state. At the Delta Basketball Tourney he obtained a position as forward on the All Tourney first team, and in Denver he upheld his reputation by procuring a forward position on All-state second five. john setvtd all four years on the Student Council, and his name appeared consistently on the lionor roll. He was rewarded for his diligence by ranking third highest in his class, thus se- curing him membership in the National Honor Society. He showed exceptional musical talent in playing the clarinet and in his dancing. His individuality, versat- ility, and modesty mark him as a true paceweiter in the activities of G. C. H. S. ALFREDA MANN Freda was exceptionally outstanding in the scholastic field. Not only did her name appear every six weeks on the honor ioll, but her superior average elected her as valedictorian of her class. Her amicable personality and her dependability insured hir a place at the top of the list with her fellow classmates. She was act- ivg in all extracuiricular activities, and in her Junior year she was elected Basketball Q-1een.Tl1is admirable blonde was in band for three years, took part in both the junior and Senior class plays. and held a class office every year --a feat that marks her as a definitely ambit.o.is inuivi fu.il. She plans to attend the University of Colorado where she will major in a course of mathematics and physics. JAMES WEAVER Typical American boy are the words which characterizejim. He was second only to Alfreda in his scholastic rating. thus securing the high honor of salutato- rian of his class. jim participated in both basketball and football during his four years at Ci. C. H. S. His keen perception and skill in ball handling gave him a place on the all-conference football team in both his junior and Senior years. ,lim is also adept in skiing and has won honors for Glenwood in several ski meets. He showed excellent dramatic ability in his performance in the Senior Class Play. His sincer- ity, leadership ability. and wit won him many friends aud guaranteed him the es- teemtd position of captain of the basketball squad in 1947. I-le displayed his will, ingness-to-work and his efficiency by giving so freely of his time to promote the newly established youth movement in Glenwood Springs. Upon graduating, lim plans to study law. l i l 5 l i 1 l f l i li l l E i l F I : ! 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' ,W .W - . M A . A F' J y j L, iS3a7nf? V .T 'xr,m ..' :bk Q 'six f av. . . Z ,Y jf! , V ' I 'V .Y l W L . k N' ,llifffw V - 1 y w I 'f . 11 V ,V Cf: K I A ZX ' .MU - X 1 1' 1 r ,f 4 'I 1 I b .L ' R: fi X .' ff . Af v. Wdfv.. . lp-fr, 17, - 1' r ':w 2 A , 2 1 . V . - 3 ' 4 ,lj V , . , .1545-Ii' . gli- '1 f veg . Y . ,, mfg -.J S -'A'-gffwliiif-t1.u,u - -1 Mlllllllll' , R 44 if X I9 Z8 5 A .- 2 7 IO ll I8 23 Z5 30 1 2 8 11 ii 15 Q, I4 an 4' fl 4 3 5 6 I3 .fi ,155-gel 'N ' 53 SEPTEMBER 20. School registration Grganizarion of Freshman Class Skirt and Sweater Dance OCTOBER Grganization of classes Rally For Gak Creek Game G. C H. S. vs. Oak Creek-there. Oak Creek - 7: G. C. H. S. -Y Clubs organized National Asaemhly Rally-G. C. H. S. vs. Craig-here. G. C. H. S. - 24g Craig- O Rally-G. C. H. S. vs. Steamboat-here. Cv. C. H. S. - 19g Steamboat-0 Rally for Meeker Game G. C. H. S. vs. Meeker-there. G. C. H. S.-19g Meeker-O Rally for Hayden Game NOVEMBER G. C. H. S. vs. Hayden-there. G C. H. S. - 353 Hayden- O Sophomore Dance National Assembly. Rally for Rifle Game G. C. H. S. vs. Rifle-there. G. C. H. S. -Og Rifie-Z0 Ronnre Rally for Hotchkiss Game G. C. H. S. vs. Hotchkiss-here. G. C. H. S. - 63 Hotchkiss- 7 Sadie Hawkins' Dance DECEMBER 4, 5. Six weeks exams Teaser of Senior Class Play Senior Class Play- Here Comes Charlie P. T. A. Dental examinations Glenwood at Grand junction. Glenwood -213 Grand junction- 37 National Assembly Christmas Program Christmas Formal JANUARY Rally-G. C. H. S. vs. Central fFruitva G. C. H S.-215 Central- 13 Rally-G. C. H. S. vs. Fruita here. G. C. H. S.-22g Frulra- 35 P. T. A. Rally-G. C. H. S. vs. Rifle-here G. C. H S.-31g Rifle-19 23, 24. Semester Exams Rally-G. C. H. S. vs Palisade-there. G. C. H. S. -44, Palisade-Z FEBRUARY Carbondale vs. Glenwoodfbere. Glenwood - 373 Carbondale - 20 National Assembly, Dog Show Central lFruitvaleJ vs. Glenwood-here Glenwood -355 Central- 17 P. T. A. Assembly, Hit Parade Glenwood vs. Fruira-there. 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