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

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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.

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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

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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.