Golden High School - Yearbook (Golden, CO)

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l l .Z . . i, kg WT- Q1-.fuk-li With the patience of the miner, With the toil written in his hands, , With the unfaltering trust of the questioning child As the gold filters out from the sands, So the youth will meet tomorrow, So the Future becomes Today, A So the undying faith in the goal to be won Shall with gold of achievement repay. -M. F. Hodgeman

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CHLEHDHH UF EVENTS Sept. 5-School started. Sept. 8-Tryout for cheer leaders. Sept. 15-Practice game of foot- ball with Cathedral here, tie, 6-6. Sept. 22-Golden wins first league game with Arvada Redskins here, 13-2. Sept. 29-Second practice game with St. Joseph here, lost 19-0. Oct. 6-We won second league gglme from Littleton Lions here, 1 -0. Oct. 13-Demons win third straight victory in league from Aurora Tro- jans there, 24-6. Oct. 13--Speaker from KOA broad- casting station spoke in asse-mbly. Oct. 20--We played fourth league game with Wheat Ridge Farmers here, tie, 0-0. Ort. 25-All-School Party. Dressed in gingham and cords. Oct. 26 and 27--No school. Oct. 27-Golden wins its fourth game from the Arvada Redskins there, 18-0. Nov. 3-Freshman party in High School gym. Nov. 4-Band went to Denver to play at the Denver Universi'ty- Brigham Young University game. Nov. 10-Lost the first game to Lit- tleton Lions there, 18-0. Nov. 15-Speaker from Wood-bvury College, California, entertained as- sembly. Nov. 17--Demons win game from Aurora here, 31-0. Nov. 18-Sophomore party at the Golden High School Gym. Nov. 21-Pep Club Initiation Tea ln High School Gym. Nov. 23-No school. Played Wheat- ridge there and lost 20-0. Nov, 24-Mr. Brower, ventriloquist, entertained the assembly with his dummies. Nov. 30-No school. Dec..8-'Practice basketball game with North here, lost 26-17. Dec. 13-Won a game from the Na- tional Guard here, 44-25. Dec. 15-Won a. practice game with Brighton here. 34-27. Jan. 12-Wrestled East and lost 13-26. Jan. 16-Golden nosed out Little- ton there 31-25. Jan. 16-Wrestled South and won l.-11. Jan. 17-Started semester tests. Jan. 19-Lost second game with Ar- vada here, 30-21. Jan. 19--Swallow, the magician, presents his magic in assembly. Jan. 23-Nosed otit a practice game with National Guard here. 54-50. Jan. ,26--Quiz program in assembly. gan.126-Wrestled South and won 7-1 . Fqe-be 2-Lost from Aurora, there, 2.-1 . Feb. 2-Wrestled North and won, 21- 4. Feb. 2-Movie by the Bell Telephone Co. in assembly. Feb. 9-Practice basketball game with Englewood there, lost 16-44. Feb. 9-Wrestled Manual and won, 15-8. Feb. 9-School tvalent program in assembly. Feb. 16-Played Littleton Lions here and won, 27-21. Feb. 16-Wrestled Englewood and won, 31-S. Feb. 16-Apollo Concertiers amused assembly. Feb. 23-Lost game to Arvada there, 29-27. Feb. 23-Patriotic program. Lieu- tenant Governor John C. Vivian spoke. Feb. 24 and 25-State wrestling tournament at Greeley. Made fourth place. Mar. 1-Played Wheat Ridge there and lost, 23-21. Mar. 7-Medical ereal diseases. Mar. 8-Speaker sembly. Mar. 15-Senior second time. Mar. 15-Third Theme was St. Rebelliers playe assembly on ven- from D. U. in as- play selected for All-School Party Patrick's. Demon d. Freshmen won Dec 15-VVrestled East and lost lsu.-1415. Dec. 16-All-School party-dress up. Dec. 19-Wrestled North here and lost 15-23. Dec. 20-Played Coors here and lost 40-45. Dec. 22-Practice basketball game Evltgi Holy Family here and won 1-.1. Dec. 22-Wrestled Englewood and won Dec. Dec. here 15-14. 25-29-Christmas vacation. 27-Played basketball game. with South and lost 21-28. Dec. 30--Lost a game to 'Republi- can here 38-44. Jan. 2-Came bark to school from vacation. gang 3-Wrestled West and won, -D' . Jan. 4-Senior Annuals went on sale. Jan. 5-Played first basketfbtall league game with Aurora here and won 37-20. Jan. 5-Mr. Barnes from Barnes Business School presented an as- sembly. 5-Wrestled West and won Jan. 10-Wrestled Lakewood and won 34y9-415. Jan. 12-Demons played practice with Coors Brewers and won, stunt-- Lone Cowboy. Mar. 15-Miss Pries't's pl-ay in as- sembly. The Flrst Dress Suit. Mar. 15-Basketball and wrestling awards presented in assembly by Coaches Brennecke and Grant. Mar. 18-Pictures for annual taken. Mar. 19-Voted on Senior announce- men-ts. Mar. 20-Cast for Senior play se- lected. Mar. 21 and 22-Easter vacation. Mar. 25-Started practices for Sen' ior play. Apr. 1-After School April Fool's Dance in Hlgh School Gym. Senior Play tickets put on sale. Apr. 5-Doctor Gable presents fifth pay assembly. Apr. 12-Speaker from Boulder Unl- versity. Apr. 13-Junior Prom. Theme is Southern Colonial. Held ln Central School Gym. Apr. 29, 30 and May 1-School eval- uated. , May 3-Senior play, Young April. May 4-Business and Profession Wom.en's Banquet. May 11-Pep Club banquet. Theme is Over the Rainbow. May 17-Senior Banquet. May 23-Senior day. May 24-Senior picnic. May 26-Baccalaureate Exercises in High School Auditorium. Muay 29-Class night. May 31-Commencement Exercises in Central School Gym.

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MARY KAY THOMAS Secretary-Treasurer JUHIUH A 7 HELEN LUDDINGTON Sponsor 1 as-.W JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE First Row: M. Heath, P. Clark, M. Dillon, H. Gann, Vlrw L dd' to A .. u mg n. Second liow: G. Miner, B. Smith, B. Bunzel, Prof. Farrow. MASON FARROW Sponsor ALBERT CORFMAN President BILL HARRIS Vice-President