Golden High School - Yearbook (Golden, CO)

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PRQPJHIJECY Who is this? So withered and so wild in her attire, that looks not like an inhabitant of the earth. Live you? Speak if you can! What are you, weird sister? lf you can look into the seeds of time and say which grain will grow and which will ll0l. Speak then to me, who neither beg nor fear your favors, nor your hate. Peace-the charm is wound. What see you in the future for tny classmates and my friends? Ah! I see a great airport with planes flying overhead. One has just taxied from the field, a hundred and eighty-five pound woman is alight- ing. ' Why, it's Dorothy Gorman and she's pilot of that plane! I guess she has gained some weight at last. Havent 1 seen that person standing in the hangars sotnewhere before? He is an old classmate of yours, Stanley Bloom. He has become. a great person since last you saw him. He designs all the airplanes for this field. Who are those passengers walking toward the taxi? They are Rosaline Bettinger anti Ruby Wilcox. Rosaline is hostess and Ruby is cigarette girl in the Silver Glade of the Cosmopolitan Hotel antl that taxi driver is Merle Britz. Merle is invaluable in the taxi business to those who have two minutes to catch a train or thirty seconds to go . Look they are speeding along that highway anti pulling up to a roatlsltle stand! Yes, they are visiting their class- mate Virginia Mayer, who is proprietor of the Green Mountain Gurtie Grill. Several of your other old classmates are working for her. Lawrence Deer- ing, who won the Bouncer Academy award for the Rocky Mountain Region is her chief bouncer. Lorraine Struck is her private secretary and her music is supplied by that master musician, Bennie LeFavre and his Rocky Moun- tain Canaries. Are all my classmates here? Surely some must have moved away. Double, double toil and trouble. Fire burn and cauldron bubble. The scene is changing, I see tall skyscrapers-New York and the Metro- politan Opera House. Four blocks away you can see the huge electric sign with' its lights blinking out the names of the world's foremost opera stars, Helen Ruth Gannzora and jerry Dilling Diago in the opera 'Carmen'. lsn't that joan Thomas buying her tickets? joan attends all the operas. She has become the world's foremost critic and she is buying her ticket frotn Merna Dillon, who owes her sttccess to her experience at the Golden Gem. There goes Al Corfman, always in- terested in sports, he is getting a new angle on bullfighting. The program in Al's hand comes from the press of that famous printer, Barry Smith. You will find some of your old classmates back stage. Chief electrician of the opera company is Robert Bunzel and through their experience with the Senior play of 19-ll, Bernice Webster and Helen Wheeler are the wardrobe designers. Now let tts find some more of your friends. Double, double toil anti trouble. Fire burn and cauldron bubble. Why, it's a circus, who of my class- mates could possibly be there? Under the big top swinging from bar to bar, lightly as a feather wafted by a gentle breeze, Wayne Hyllegard, their chief trapeze artist, amazes all with his daring stunts. Everyone is crying about the loss of their fat lady, Florence Pearce, who has become slim through the work of a great scientist, janice Sheriff. Their bareback rider is none other than Dewial Ray, who can turn a triple somersault in mid- air and jump through a hoop of fire. Chief Photographer for Life magazine, Elon Thompson, is there photograph- ing this amazing act. Look! They are taking up the tents to leave. Who is that carrying that lmge trunk? That is Dick llnland who works for a matnmoth moving-van company owned by Elmer Simpson. New let tis take a look at your Hollywood friends. Double, double toil and trouble. Fire burn and cauldron bubble. Many of your classmates have be- come important stars. Tonight is the premier of Kathryn Howes new pic- ture and people are standing for miles around to get a glimpse of this three- time academy award winner. As this is an Indian epic, they hired Audrey Bacon to help in its production. She has been working very hard as costneti- cian on an lndian Reservation. There is a new member of the Dr. Kildare shows. Eleanor Frederick has become his cook. As you go on the sound stage you can hear magnetic voices ring ottt, they owe their appeal to Margaret Hopkins, who teaches voice cttlture on the lots. Holly'wood's greatest singer is jean Warren, top box office star of 1951. Bill Harris has run Walt Disney and his Mickey Mouse out of business, by his cartoons of Agnes the Angleworm. Mary jane Nelson typifies the perfect secretary in the execution of her duties for Darryl F. Zanuckf' Double, double toil and trouble. Fire burn and cauldron bubble. That lhllsl be Golden. Some of your classmates have never left. Ethel jane Harvey, pining away' for the love of Mr. Brennecke, stands by the school house to see him pass each morning. I can see Mr. Bishop's Civics Class, Roberta Dorr is still hold- ing down her fourth seat in the sec- ond row, hoping to pass this year. Foss' is still the high school hangout. The first booth is leased by Margaret Duppman, who is still trying to land that ex-grad. What is that crowd in front of the barber shop? Persistence and the ability to argue have made this man the success he is to- day. Roy' Curule. champion soapbox debater of the United States. is trying to convince the crowd that caps and gowns should be abolished from the public schools. For ten years now Roy has taken his post at daylight and argued until sunset. In the meantitne he has learned to spit tobacco 40 paces into a stiff gale. jolmny Anderson has become manager of the Adolph Coors Co. with Ruth Grady as his office girl. Gerald Gould, king of the Tau Bates in Colorado School of Mines, was appointed president of C. W. C. titre to his way with the fairer sex. Marjoriella Kubesh, has started a house to house campaign in Arvada to catch a man. Always a ladies' man, Gordon Miner, is now recreation su- pervisor of an old ladies' home. They have been forced to add three new buildings to this home, because of his popularity. Dorothy 0'Donnell has just been elected beauty queen of Mines. Double, double toil and trouble. Fire burn and cauldron bubble. The scene is a crowded court room, there is a breathless hush for Atner- ica's golden voiced lawyer, Mary Kay Thomas, who has never lost a case, is pleading for the fate of Bob Taylor. Bob has become lightweight wrestling champion of the United States through his practice with Mary Anne. He is now string for a divorce, in the interests of domestic traquility. Taking notes for this notorious case is Gaynell Wolf, now llnited States Supreme Court re- porter. One of the jurors, your old classmate, Lillian Deaver, was forced to cut short her honeytnoon at Niagara Falls to attend the trial. Who is that behind the easel? juanita McCorkle is one of the foremost artists of the world, she is painting Mary Kay in a court scene. Double, double toil and trouble. Fire burn and cauldron bubble. There is an alumni party in prog- ress. Here you will find many of your old classmatesy The tnan who has brought old fashioned melodrama back to the public, Patil Ramstetter, is entertaining them with some of his best speeches. Watching him with amusement is Pearl Tripp, who has become Debutante No. l of the United States. Delores Simpson, the joke writer for jack Benny, is telling some of her best gags. Swinging a tennis racket in that far corner is Ruth Ann Lisco, who has just defeated Alice Marble. The girl in slacks is Ruth Mason, who has made a successful busi- ness designing men's clothes for women. Her best model is Wanda Prichard. Erma Clayton is carefully telling Mildred Heath how to feed cats. Mildred runs a home for stray cats. Erma has become the world's foremost authority in the care of ani- mals, through her ownership of a cat and dog hospital. The method for growing the world's largest peach is best explained by Marjory Nickles and Frances Steffonich, authorities on farm products. Betty Strouse, whose oc- cttpation is posing for shampoo ads, is attending the party. Her raven black locks have become as famous as Hedy l.amarr's own flowing tresses. 4'Do you like our Bazaar? Come again next year.