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

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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.

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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

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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