Golden High School - Yearbook (Golden, CO)

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--HiESHHlHH ClHSS7: -:asv W-'F FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS l Rl'ISII-MAN CLASS First How: R. Matthews, B. Fowler. R. Owen, lt. Mathews, L. Kerr. B. Hall, C. Hicks, M. Viles. F. NVulff-. R. Todd, M. Signer, V. Zum-lin, M. Heath. Second Row: D. Allgnod. IC. Gil- chrest, M. Bjork, G. Herbert. li. Becerra, R. NVm'ren, J. How'-, li. Urton, F. Henry, I.. Harris, M. MdCorkle. S. Southwell. Third Row: A. Grady. A. S1-liwnrtz, B. Stewart, M. Kellogg, L, liet- 'llnger, P. Nicholls, J. Illmnn, ll. Thomas, E. Knnimin, M. Hunk, ll, Pasco, Y. Pnulin, IJ, Phase. Fourth Row: J. Goudgc. G. Adnms. L. Patton, Il. Fleln-zirty, l'. Mun- del. D. Rzunntettcr, F. Fredrivks. F. Parsons, K. Koi-brick, N. Mor- gan, H. Schlundt, F. l'e:u'son. .l. Watson, B. lVIcC'hc-unoy, Fifth Row: S. Volz, A. Bliss, A. Kriznar, D. Kroeg--r. H. Lzuvherxd. VV. Janssen, A. Davis, K. Nelson. T. Termentnzzi, l'. Vncher, I-'. Fell, H. XVQ-st, J. Chase, Il. Hi--key. THE FRESHMEN The Freshmen-those giddy green youngsters who yet have not outgrown grade school pranks. Each year see a. new crop, a little greener, if possible, than the last. This yeur's addition to our midst was a most favorable group of boys and girls, which, because of their scholarship and effervescent enthusiasm promise to grow in power and reign well as Seniors. But right now they are busy adjusting themselves, and almost with- out realizing' it they'll soon be Sophomorcs in their natural color-only a little green around thc edges. Y. Paulln, Pres.: L. Kerr, V. Pres.: C. Hicks, Rep.: J. Pinks, Sponsor.

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'i'hird Row: M. Va:-ther, J. Frost, T I I .SUPHUIIIUHE CLHSS L SOPHOMUOREI ULASS First Row: A. M'art'in, L, Bauer. E Baker. J. Crane. A. Jar-obs, J. Son H. Pomeroy, M. Grady. G. Allgood, A. Deffenbaugh. M. Steiner St-cond Row: A, Rouse. I.. Baker. A Rund, M. Howard, L. Plziimett, E Romano, B. Barb. L, Mai-key, V Pfalzzraf. E. Myers Peek. L. Hall, M, Mauzhan, M Fc-ather, R. .Mlams. ll. XVe1ls. N Shefft-rd. P. Martin, H. VanVol kenburg' I-'mirth Row: R. Polic-y, M, Napier L. Hickey. G. Aitkenhead. D Helps, K, T2omhot't'. t . Guudgre J. Brunnel. D. Ray. F. Davis. Fifth Row: M. Sinner, H. Shlaller, J' Mason, .T. Matthews. L. Mac.-Ks kill. E. Pike, F. Calkins. V. Sie- vers. J. Rozgps. R. Via-not. NV. XVal- latrt-. H. Roberts. H. Crane, .T Jones, TS. Logan. Sixth Row: TJ. Flemiinrr, A, Beard a , Zimmer. R. Smith. IW. Matthews TJ. Churches. D. Hedrir-ks, T! 'Pt-rnstrom, R. Lisro, G. Worden P. Gibson. L. Bachniian. A. Rowe P. Robinson. THE SOPHOMORES No longer a lowly and traditionally green Freshman, a Sophomore acquires a new dignity comparable only to that of the mighty Seniors, and he is apt to look 'back and be shocked for having been so unfbecomingly funny HJ. He seems to take on an added growth-more often physically, but occasionally mentally. But this class has been exceptional. Never content with the jibes and tricks 'because of their Frosh standing, they have asserted themselves, and with the great numiber of capable leaders will graduate as one of the most outstanding classes Golden High has ever known. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS L. Calmett, Pres.: B. Barb, Vice-Pres.g L. Markey, Sec.-Treas.: C. Goudge, Rep.: R. Kin g', Sponsor.

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