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

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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

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Sllllllllllllll llllll lack Fitzgerald Harry Slierlar Bob Todd Freda H11 nsen Joyce Barz CLASS SPONSOR Miss Margaret Egan CLASS OFFICERS . . . . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Representative SOPHOMORE SOBRIOUETS Joyce Barz . Harvey Bellm Betty Blue Sylvia Brown . Marjorie Bukowich Henry Coll . Ernest Donegan Darlene Duffy Larry Drake Harold Dwire lack Fitzgerald jack Flynn Edward Gibbs Richard Goin Louise Halford Freda Hansen Lenore Helm . 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

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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.