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

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llncl: row , XX'faiver. Du-ire. lk-ver, U: IIN. McMillan 'lyhirll row f Moorlxcall. Hill'-harLl.Srl1iirte. Prerti. Gallagher, Hcisler Second row r Paine, lolxnson, Lunmsdun, Morrison, Cmniha l'irst row , Himliimgs, Henederlc. Mrs. Stamp. Mann, Duffy This venr's ljuhlieitv Cliih was composed of an unusually large mimhur ol' stirleiits, lr wus supposed ro he limited to fell memlx-rs, hut rwentyfone pupils proved their ll1TCl'CST rind willingness to work so thev were all ncceotell. This eliih was responsihle for rhe weelclv column VVe the biudenls fouml in rln' Glciiwood Pnl, and rhev also gz.ve unsrmtinglv of their time and effort to preserve :ill the high school memories in our wear hook, The Yumpah. 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.

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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