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

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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.

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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

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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