Greeley Central High School - Spud Yearbook (Greeley, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1947 volume:

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C it i .uma L- 1 U vwmahwsiill' acu fm, 0 Those who teoch must be more thon teochers On the foculty of GHS ore men ond women who ore guudes Ieoders frnends, ond com ponuons to those who leorn nn theur closs rooms Their responsibility os teochers IS greot thenr lood os Ieoders heovy thelr Harold Adcock James Boggot Vurgumo Banks tggk QS guides of Unmeggured lmpor J0U '0 S ' PHYSM' 54 C0 e ' tonce Their Influence hos molded our lives for the future Mmom Bott John Berry DUN M0990 C lorence Bllss Eldon Bowers Robert Bullock E S Enghgh Agrltlllhlfe SOCIOI SNldleS Sgglql Studies Physlcol ducohon clence Clarence Coffey Helen Coontz Pete D Amolo Mothemohcs Engllsh Industnol Arts Behind the scenes of o GHS dramohcs class Pack my box with flve dozen Ilquor lugs t . . . - -.--. -- I . .I e -s . Q fl' A Q 1 x u - - Genius Ehrlich at work in the Ag Shop. Earl Faulkner Vnrgmno Fowlkes LeNora Fry Muslc English Home Economlcs L43 Dnstrlbuhve Education fakes the form of Betty Goodwin lerkmg sodas Lols Hickman Mane Kosmata Helen McGrew Kathleen Phelps Elva Pholllps Ethylyne Rhmer Llbranan Commercual Englush Langauge Art Mathemahcs aculfxl 'QM Commercnol Wnllnam Rnddoch Gert ude Spauldmg Joe Spnngston Engllsh Mathematics S 'Q' Our school board an actlon Left to nght Mrs Carl McKnnley, Mr Walter Barn, Dr Olwer Troxel Supermtendent Glenn Wllson Mass Vuola Mayborn, Mr Ray Klley Lloyd Allnufl' IS not shown Vera Sullwan Paul Sumner Helen Tanner Kenneth Tegtman R G Walfath Patncm Weldon Language Industrial Arts Musrc Science Sclence Drarnatrcs pw 41K A n ' F -' 5 x Y V 1 , lv ' ' r gf N Bertha Wlntman Julia Woland L Social Studles Home Econonncs ' t gaculfml student councc 0 Student government ot nts best ns teotured In Greeley Hugh The centrol governung body student councrl ond thus orgonnzotlon hon dles oll school ottonrs democrotucolly un o monner snmnlor to thot ot our notuonol government Competently led ond spon sored bvJrm Frntscnel ond Mnss Rhnner Councul nos occomolnslwed much thus government nos onswered the volce ot the people ' Presndent Ethlyne Rhmer Helga Hnnzelman Lueulle Slfxman Margaret Sandusky Janet Carson Sp0n50r Porlromentorvon Busuness Monoger Secreforv Vrce President C0'0lYn Mohr Janet Knnball Grace Ann Nelson Kenneth Anderson Ramon Moore Hank Stark Peo Club GAA Girls Assocnotuon Sophomore Class Junnor Closs Sensor Class Q4 Lloyd Maris Max Richardson Theresa Foster Jun Koehler Dans Wullson .lack Stephenson Orange and Block Bond Assembnes BAA Saud l-ugh Lught ' . ' is v 1 I - . . , EI V N A 4 ' ' ' 1 . V5 ff , - ! A r W , .V iff, ffl .lg , yeor. All mov feel sure tnot GHS f ij. EM X E, .- 7 9 35' . l dir 'X l sfudenf counca Q Student council operotes on o truly represent otlve system l-leods of all orgonnzotuons ore outomotncolly mode non votung members The representotnves ore elected eoch semester one from eoch octlvuty group Presldent ond vice p esldent ore elec Swv I-'Sm 'Mtv I-vm' ll LN ted onnuolly by the ents e student body whale the secretory busnness monoger ond porluomentornon ore selected on on oppllcotlon bosls Jumor Ferrell Frances Gllelmsl Max Goroeke Jo Ann Hgyg Lgpng Hqfgh Ad, KWH, M CUSWJUY P09 COMM! Joan Davis Elyse Deffke Mary Ann Evans Duck Frank lk: r 2 .I tv 1' w Edgar Bertels Vngnmo lohtone Dun Benge, 5 gdlmshn Blu Bake' Home' Bmw' f 1 A h . . ct f U ' - - , l Q Vzzb 1 iz, , 0 5 ,'.: I 4 K 'V l ' -I A ' , L . . vu W1 . in Relics, A x 4 Bill Walratll Glenn Waters Rod Westberg Rolland Wonlerly Marvin Woolf Margaret Zinuasennen Darle e S'tx Gerald'ne Snyder Jerry Starbuck Jerry St nkle Joan Sweiga d Rosemary 'lomaselx Warren Oliver Geo ge Re Ienbaugh Bonnue R299 UOYJ R050'fi 1474! RUS' 'T 0 Thus years student councnl has completed many pralseworthy projects The most laudable of these was the solvmg ot Greeley problem The body also promoted a e new type of dance the Moyne Dance whnch was attended and enloyed by many couples Council directed the fmancual support of many post war reluef drives un addntuon to nts regular school buslness 1 sfudenf councc ll I man I ll f ' r i ' Gr fri. ' - fa' Kal . , . . , . l'lIQl'1 S age-Old Crowded Cafeteria V rnon Miller Walter Miner Marilyn Nitller . I . . . . 4 V ...M V .N K ,M U GHSers partake of the repost served at the Student Councnl sponsored Movne Dance Here IS the comnnttee appointed by council to revise our school constitution sfubenf counci Councnls greatest problem was u snarlmg our cafeteria llne shown here on Orange and Black Day Councll nn actron' Serious delegates ponder sermons problems J -we lf , .t ' 1 1 ku lil .s - . 5,31 ' - - .f p Q s '. ., nb w N ' I W ofzan e an IJIGCIZ 0 9 PI cq As the wnnners of GHS thurd onnuol Oronqe ond Block Day count the class of 47 con return to the old nolls ond fund its nome engraved on the color dov plocque Wan nung the much coveted oword represents top ocnnevement In scholarship cltnzenshnp ond portncupotnon nn school ocfavntaes am x oy 0 Q f - , I I I I raneon ac D a ue eabefzs Qmwl luv. QQKDO V 5 . ti ik ' 4 1 4 1 . pf -1 Thus year three aold G s were awarded replacing the tradntnonal supernntendent s Leadershnp Trophy Eth e'ee Dlnner Grace Ann Nelson and Jam Frutschel were recupuents of these letters Jum and Grace Ann were chosen by the enture student body as the two sensors who had demonstrated the most outstandang qualntres at Ieadershnp Thenr executive dutnes were carrned out wuth honor and effncaency they were ex amples of achievement Jam was oresndent of Associated Students Grace Ann lead Gurls Assocuatlan The remaining G was awarded on the basus of scho Iastuc achneve ment Ethelee to ped h e I a s s durnng three years of h I g h sc ool gra d U a t I n Q with a 5 aver age ' ea9efzs Groce Ann Nelson chosen DAR good cutuzen for thus veor brought top honors to herself ond Greeley Hugh when she won the stote DAR contest Beung selected DAR Good Cutuzen us one of the greotest honors o h gh school gurl con wuru As well os the occlcuum eoch DAR gurl hos o chonce to compete un the stote contest wuth o trup to Woshungton os the pruze The school the common prude un Groce Ann os the representotuve ot Co l o rodo Her record un 4 H Gurls Assocuotuon ond church work testufy to the excel lence of her chorocter per sonoluty cund obuluty QSUMU' clafz ood citizen Av XQ- X00 i ' ' . ity, the stote con toke Q oufsfandm af efes flew? Establlshlng an all tame record In GAA awards won Agnes Plumb became wnnner of the tradl tional silver udentnfucatnon bracelet for l947 Acqunrnng Three stars for outstanding servnce and two State becomes one of the most outstanding gurl athletes GHS has er had l ,,,,.--v-1 Kill? m-nur: ' ,T 1 .54 ' pnnvwf-W' NMGMWWW q-011-'V WWW Wnnner of Greeley l-llghs new Dr W P Blake trophy for e year s outstandnng athlete was Eddie Johnson The trophy awarded on a speclfled polnt basus ns expected to be awarded annually an the future by Dr Blake Johnson as a three year man nn football bas ketball and track and has been truly outstanding In all of these 29124-L vfffvwffe . E I -f - f4-,, Z- . M i I 7 ' 1 ---'U' -4-f-,,,.....---f ' -'- '- 'V ,....- Cf AT f . A h -N 'A,,,.,i. 4 - 1 '.. -E A H' n - ' ' ' ' 5' E ' i .., -A1 1-1 - A- i flat i X l 1 .7 Q 1 3 . ... -1 z . f --M-' A .,,, Q - ' F , , , .. ALF f K ' , Q ' A U '. 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V . .41 4 4 E 7' ' fz ah, Q The fsrst of the seoson s royolty wos crowned ot the Intermission of the Homecornung donce The queen Fronces Gnlchrust represented The sophomores ond Roy Moore lunnor presndenf has closs The C ownlng clu moxed The celebrofnon of the yeor s homecomnng ocfnvlfles W WW? 0 The sensors by omossnng the lorgest number of points In the feld events won the rnght to select Q kang ond queen to rengn over the closnng octnvntnes of Orange ond Block Doy Marlon Gilchrist ond Alon Menhennet were the hon ored royolty for the class of 47 eww fzoxlalfxl Qoxey JW 0 Anne Morrison, beciutitul junior girl, reigned over the Arctic Summer Promenode ot 1947. The president of the closs, Roy Moore, ploced the ice crown on her neod, ond kissed ner in the troditionol monner. Vkn 'LSonA nl . , It Pfz m ueen N-0 'K If d c 1 Q ., l Q ' if i ., i 4 , , ' f . f -.. 'fs f K V ' . '-1- ' l f' I . 0 Su ei Sulfan EQVWZQ Starting a tradltlon was the crowning of Ed McCartney as Super Sultan ot thus years GAA and BAA sponsored Saddle Shoe Gmrls Athletic Association placed the crown on has head Stomp. Janet Kimball as President ot 9 uill and sczoll a Quill and Scroll, the international honorary society for high school journalists, function- ed actively in Greeley Hiah this year. The Ernie Pyle Chapter, although not large, sponsored the annual publications ban- quet and did much to further creative writing in GHS. Standards for admis- sion to Quill and Scroll are high, and only those who are qualified in scholastic and literary fields may ,uk 5,e,,,e,,s,,,, S become members. President Mary Ellen Bain Dans Wlllsan Harold Adcack V ce pres dent Sec retory Sponsor Y I Q as Members of Qunll and Scroll relax at a regular meehng People enloy themselves at the annual Publlcahons Banquet J l - l 9' ' hh , . Q g A 5 ,aw ' 0 1 5 4 4 ,V 'l ' ASQ I l .L M. '-', - . 'X Mg... V as 1' it . . ' M ' is ' 'Zi . X ' 45-v . 1 1 . S ' ' . inns: 1 . W Q- ' . New Thespuons back row Marts Lebsock McCartney second row Starbuck 0Byrne Boekel Richardson Dovus Compton thurd row Sampson Fuscher Howe Lux Brass lurst row Schell Reeve Barley Peterson Howard Fuelds Potrrcm Weldon Vurgunua Batsrone Jody Rost Dorothy Mutchell Sponsor Treasurer Secretary Vuce presudent Thespuans us another of Greeley Hugh 5 honorary organuzatuons To be come a member of thus elute company one must perform a major role or uts equuvalent un one of Greeley Hugh s dra matuc productuons Greeleys Troupe No 667 us only two years old un Greeley Hugh but has done much to promote the cause of better dramatucs for the school flcespians UW Old Thesplons back row Ben net Tolmon Hatch front row Botstone Mutchell Rost Leona Hatch Presudent 5 I I 1 u n I - . . , I 1 I 3 I 1 I 1 1 3 I '- I I I I I ' .I , 0 l .' 1 . . 1' . ,. l .1 .u ,f . g 1 l . Q., 4. - C Q ... I0 5 , l Q 0 ,, M ul.: Q.: --,..ff 'eo..., A .. . .. , ' I : 7 - 1 1 3 , . - . , . . I I . ' . . , . . , . , . Y I I Membership in National Honor Society is one of the highest honors a Greeley High stu- dent may receive. Selections are made on a judgment of scholarship, service, char- acter, and leadership. Fifteen percent ot the graduating class is chosen by the faculty for membership in the organ- ization, which is headed by Vera Sull- ivan. These people not only lead their school in scholarship, but in every phase of Greeley High ac- tivity S Leadershnp Service Scholarship Members of NHS left to right top row Jim Frltschel Lloyd Marts Ralph Murphy second row Mary Ellen Bain Nancy Seebass Mildred Prothe Mary Lux third row Shirley Norrls Har rlet Brown Joan Sampson Marian Gilchrist Carolyn Mohr Roberta Cun mngham fourth row Grace Ann Nel son Margaret Pledalue Arlene Lot gren Doris Wrllson Jane Reed Juli anne Fischer front row Dorothy Schluter Ethelee Dinner Peggy Ad ams Lois Nuss Janet Kimball Donna Lee Foulk it Vera Sulllvan Spon or Edison Essay winners are pictured here left to right: Doris Willson, Mil- dred Prothe Marilyn Nittler, Virginia Becker Glenn Carter, Bob Beard, Elzy Hoover and Ellsworth Smith re celve the Cnty Series Trophy tor Gree ley Hugh The Wildcats laid hrst claim to the new trophy which is to become a permanent possession after three straight series wins Winning FFA ludgmg teams left to right Stock Donn McKee Jack Eld ridge Jim Marrmer Poultry Albert Wennhold Johnny Pflenderer Gram Dick Fagerberg Kenneth Reisig Lame Reglonal wlnners In the Natlonal Scholastlc Art Achnevement Con tests from Greeley l-lugh were lr vnn Van Beber olls Johanna Lan dou water colors Theresa Scholtz oals DornsWullson dress deslgnsng Carol Rein olls Tom Pennnngton photography E tnes were on exhnbutuon rn the May Company IN Denver where they were ludged Winners got achnevment certnfncates gold keys or both Those entries wnn nnng keys were sent to the Car negse Institute In Philadelphia for futher competition Ot the above the work of Johanna Lnn dou Tom Pennington Theresa Scholtz and Dons Wnllson re cenved the latter honor 1. 0 Wunners of thus years Elks Scholarshup awards were Jum Frutschel Donna Lee Foulk and Dorus Wullson Scholarshup cutuzenshup personaluty leadershup p r severanc resourcefulness patruotusm courage and notable accomplush ment were used as bases un determ unung the wunnung entrues GHS made a grand slam by takung all three places as they were un com petutuon wuth College Hugh and other local schools J m Fr Ischel Lee Fo ik Dor s W llso Ag es PI mb The year l947 culmunates a splen dud teachung record at Greeley Hugh for Bertha Whutman Amer ucan Hustory unstructor A tea cher of Englush ancuent hus tory world hustory socuology psychology Amerucan Hus tory and socual problems her career spans 40 years of outstandung publuc servuce un the Greeley school system QM,-aim! 0 Agnes Plumb won the l947 Ku wanus scholarshup wuth another Greeley Hugh gurl Grace Ann Nelson as alternate Open only to rural students the award us made on a basus of scholarshup and par tucupatuon onohed . . , . 1 I 1 - 1 . . . . . 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VI I I I - I - ' fm - - - - I ' -rf . 1 i i Donna u I I V' I 1 I n U I ' , 1 . . . ,Q 1 1 1 1 I - 1 1 -44 -1-4 W si -I ff: cass o 7 The Class of 47 wall leave an undeluble mark upon Its alma mater They had that rare quality of character and personality as a group and they were a class ot top achievements both schol astlcally and athletucally The sensors were the last class remaining In Greeley Hugh that helped to orngnnate Orange ar'-d Black Day and were wnnners of that event an l947 They took an avud Interest ID all athletucs and were superlatave scholars Hank Stork Pres dent an 'Q Clunce Brass Delbert Anderson .loan Sampson Loss Nuss Alan Menhennett Treasurer Secretary Vuce president KM xA Is- Bnll Grqhqm Betty Goodwm Bety Lou Gochus Jack Wmchell Alex Lopkoff SZVUGQS Peggy Adams 2 3 Cablrlet 3 A 1 Cablne I Pep ab u eat func l lar' r Flin C mmlttee N tural '-l nc r Socletl Delbert Anderson BAA ' 3 Class Colmcll half t as C o ack l Rex Askew cerl Football slfetballl 2 3 Tra Bertha Banek l G e Club l 7 3 Student Colm l Class Councll 3 Hl Llght Z Cheer Leader 2 3 DE 3 Larry Alnslle Transferred tr rn Fort Mor gon Colorado Cemor P'ay CCmmltt9G Inez Aragon l Hlgh Llgh Jlmlcr Plav Commlttee Sen lor Play Commlttee Asscm bly Commlttee 3 Mary Ellen Baan Club l 2 3 ulll an rOll 2 OftlC 3 l'll r l Ed Sm A soclate Edltor 3 Jumor Play Commlttee Semor Play Commltte Natlarlol l-lancr Scclety Spud Ed Staff 3 Verla Bauder l GAA Duck Bedford Le Morne Bell clball I D B A 7 Spul l ll9-1-ll Umted State Navy n GA l , GA C - I, 2 ' r , Cl , C, , . 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I, GA , 2, 3, AA l, P p GA I 2, 3 1,2 CII I I L' I I Qlil Fo l l9-l3', E 2 A -, 1, Don Bender BAA 2 3 Student Council 3 Class C uncul 2 Tra Florence Bernhordt 1 Louuse Beverlun l Z 3 Cablnet 2 Junnor Play Com mittee Orva Bard BA7 DE3 Howard Boyer 2, , Foctba , Wrestlmg 2, Track l, 2 Jack Bennett BAA 2 3 Sturlent Councrl Close Councll 7 The Dl ans 2 Wrestlnng 2 3 Track Junuor Play ovwmlttee Jun 1 ov Ca nl Cast Orar-ge and Blaclf Commlttee 2 Ron Berner Al Cl Cher Lola Ballungton l Cab net 3 Pep Club l 2 Junlar Play Ccmrmttee Sen nor Play Comr-nuttee n Boekel BAAI 2 3 Student Caun 2 3 Band2 Footnall nn: Z 3 Track Junior Play Cast Junnor Play Committee Sensor Play Cast Claruce Brass GAl,2,3,GAAl,2,3 Pep Club l, 2, 3, Student Councnl l, 3 Class Councnl 2, 3, Junuor Play Comrmt tee, Sensor Play Commlttee Seniofis 1, , A ' Q , ck 2, A it Q, , l , 3 FCotl2a'f l, 2, 3 ' , , l 2 fC , or'PI , et, Se or Play GA , 2, 3, GAA l, 2, 3, BA , 2, nor 3, e Pep Club l, Chair l, 2, 3 Leader 2, 3 GA I I IGAAIVZISV GA ,2,3gGAAl,2,3 T , 1 ,' , , 3 ' V B'll A L, . T 'z cll I, , g , t, l, 2, Te 5 , , l BAA 3' Il l' ' seniots Gordon Brenckle Charley Brethauer m r Plax a Hornet Brown l 3 G Clubl 2 3 STU n Council 2 3 Class Colm I l Jumor Play Comms? tee Sensor Plav Commntfee Orange and Black Commlt te l Augushne Carranza A Z 3 F ball Wrestling 3 Track 3 Faye Clary l 2 3 Chonr2 D Adelme Canum l Pep Clu Semor Plav Committee As Sembly Ccmmlflee 3 Bob Cueloha A 2 3 F atball sketballl 2 3 Track Bull Compton l 2 3 Class Coun cnl 2 Football Z 3 Bas et Wrest mg racv 2 Jumor a Cast Semor Play Cast EGF' C0Whefd Barbara Jean Cox BAA 2 3 Tenms 2 l Cemu p,Oy C mmlttee DE 3 Roberto Cunnmgham -f GAl 2 3 Student Councsl an S ro l-l hLgh 2 3 Ed Statf3 Junlar Play Commlttee Sen lor Play Comrnlttee Natlan al Honor Socnety Bob Dovrs A 2 3 Football l Wrestlmg 2 Golf 3 Track 2 3 Junlar Play m mlttee Senlor Play Cast Sensor Play Commlttee Ethellee Dlnner GA Cabnnet l 2 3 GAA l 2 Student Councll l Sen nor Play Commnttee Jnm Dardanns tu ent Councul 3 C a 5 ouncul 3 H gh LIQHT our l Footba I l Tra Robert Day Transferred from Superlor Nebraska BAA 2 3 Band 3 Chalr 2 Wrestlrng 3 Norma Dollorhlde l Pe Cu Cholr 2 Orange and Black Commnttee 2 DE l .hm Dunn Harry Eckhordt BAA 3 BAA 2 3 Joe Engle Jr Patrlcua Fleld Student Councnl 2 Football l 2 3 GAA 2 l, DE 2, 3 Club l, 2, Class Councnl 2, Junior Play Commlttee, Sen lor Play Cast, Sensor Play Commnttee, Band Magorette 2 Seniofzs , , Q 5 d Q li 1, 2, Qarll d C ll 3g C g . 3, ig I t , , , 5 Ch 5 l g ck 5 . l, 3 l x BA , , ,2, 3, , l, , Q I I Co - f - I I I u L! . I ' g I GA , 2, 3g p l b l, I I V . . . j GA , , g l, g Pep SenlO'zS Jullanne Frscher l Club 3 Cass uncll l Spud 3 Junlor Play Commlttee Senlor Play Commlttee Assembly Com 'tee l 2 3 Otflcer Phyllis Forbes l GA e ub l r 3 V1 lor Play Commlttee Duck Frank Transferred from Kearney Nebraska BAA 3 Student 3 Wrestllng 3 Track 3 Lupe Garcna l Pe Cu l-llgh Llght 3 Sensor Play Cammlttee Assembly Com rnlttee Duane Glenn BAA 2 3 J George Forbes 2 3 Golf 2 Donna Lee Foulk GA l 2 3 GAA Cablnet l Pep Club l 3 n nor Play Comrnlttee .llm Frutschel BAAI 2 3 Student Cour- 2 3 Presudent 3 Hr Football 7 Basketball l 2 rack Jumor ay Cammlttee Orange and Black Commnttee 3 Norton al Honor Soclety f Marlon Gllchrlst l Cabmetl Pep Clubl 2 3 Student Councul 2 Junlor Play Commlttee Senlor Play Commlttee Natlonal Honor Society Orange and Black Day Queen 3 Betty Lou Gachls GAl 2 3 Student Coun l Class Councll 3 n lor Play Comrnlttee Senlcr Play Commlttee l GA , Z, 3g GAA l, 2, 3g BAA , g , 3 Pep 1, 2, g l Cc , , mt , I, , 2 - l 1 GA V 2, 3, A l, P p I V y , Cl ,ZQ Chou l, g Se - 2, 3,' ,2, gJu - g g I cil , 1,1 l 5 Council 3g Choir 3g Football Lnght l, 3, Band l, 2, 3, I ' 3g T -' lg ' bl ' GA , 2, 3g p I b lg GA , 2, 31 GAA l, 2, 3, I cil 5, I I ' g Ju Marno Goetsch Betty Goodwin BAA 2, 35 High Light 2 GA l, 2, 3g GAA l, 2, 35 Pep Club I, 2g Student Councll l, 2g Class Councul 3g Thespians l, 2, 3g Cheer Leader Zg Junior Play Cam- rnitteeg DE 3 Shirley Gorce Vera Gordon Transferred from College GA l, 2, 3 Hnghg GA 3g GAA 3 Ball Graham Harold Groves BAA Z 3 Cla s Councul Z BAA 2 Basketball l 2 Le 0Y Gufleffel Duane Hakonson 2 3 and l CHOIY 2 3 Mild 'lbw ,uafvl-K Jeannine Hammond Marvm Hancock Transferred from College Transferred from Los Ange Hugh GA3 GAA 3 les Calnfornua BAA 2 3 Student Councul 3 Football 3 Tennis 2 qgwffff 3 seniois 3, 3,3 ' BAA, 5B ,2,3g f . . 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Ce ig, xx- 'nfl gig Seniofzs John Handy f BAA 2, Student Councul l, Hugh Lught 3, Spud 3, Golf 3 Bill Harris V Class Councul l, Hugh Lught 3, Chau 3, Football l, 2, 3, Wrmtlung Z, Golf 2, 3, Con- ference Golf Champuon and Stare Golf Ca Charnpuon 2 rack Senuor a Commuttee Leona Hatch l Pe C u Student Councul 3 Thespu S 3 Presudent 3 .lunuor Play C051 Junuor Play Commuttee Chour 2 Phullls Hererro l 3 D Manta Huggoson l 3 GA C ur 2 3 Junuo Ploy om muttee Senuor Play Commut ree DE 2 Dolores Honkins GA l, 2, 3g GAA l, 2g Pep Club l, Chaur l, 2, 3, Jun- uor Play Commuttee Leona Hart GA 2, 3g DE 3 Louus Helton BAA 3 Band 3 Ralph Hncks Al 2 hour June Hnsomoto l 2 3 GAAl 2 C u Jur1uOr Play Cammul' tee Senuor Play Commuttee Delores Hoffner 'feonette Hollrster 1 2 3 GAA I 2 GAA 2 Club l 2 Junlor Play Com mlrtee Assembly Commlttee Lorna Holmes Elzy Hoover l BAA 2 3 Class Cauncl l Cholr 3 Football 3 Basket Jam Hurley BAA 2 DE 3 Jo Anne Howe ,f Transferred from Hays Kan dent Councnl 2 3 Thespuans 3 Januar Play Commnttee Senlor Play Cast DE 3 Tro Irma Morne .Iennmgs Arvud Johnson Transferred fr o rn Bently our l 3 Sensor Kansas GA 3 Band 3 Cost Glen JOHNSON Morlorue Johnson l 3 Hugh Lug ourl 2 Seniofzs J . GA , ,p 1,2 GA, ,3g I l, :Pep I , GA , 3 , Q 1 , bon 1, '2, 3g ell 2, 3 sos, GAA 2g GA 2, 31g Stu: ' L , Ch ' , 2, g Play GA , 2, , ' ht lg Ch , , 3 'Q' seniofzs Jackie Jones Whitty Jones GA l, 3,' GAA lg Pep Club Transferred from Fountaln l, Chour 3 Valley, Colorado Springs, Colorado BAA 2 Corhss Kanost Gerald Kent GAl 2 3 Student Councll 3 Bond! 2 3 C O Wrestlung 3 Track Senuar Play Cast Don K6Sf6I' J Janet Kimball DE 3 1 Presudent 3 Pep Club l 2 3 Class Councul Offucer 2 Jumor Play Commtttee .lun lor Prom ueen enlar Play Commtttee Natuonal Honor Socuety I-Yonel K'n '50 Glorm Kobobel BAA 2 3 Sensor Play Com 1 3 Qu l'T'1Iffee Qtr I .hm Koehler Georgm Koemg GAA 2 3 President 3 Stu l Z dent Councnl 3 Football 2 3 Basketball Z Trackl 2 3 Orange and Black Com mettee 3 Roy Koga Florence Krause Al23WrLtr1Q7 lGAA23Pep U Char Athelune Lamm Barbara Leafgren l J nl r l G 9 Plav Ccrwwttee Sem r Plav ab l 3 Jam r Play mmntfee 'Nl t I H fmftee Scclety Charlene Llebenau Robert Lind Transferred from Wrclfwuta BAA2 3 SGW Y Plov COW Kansas GA 3 mlfT99 Arlene Lofgren nf Alex Lopkoff Al 2 Clogs aounglll BAA 2 3 Sfudeat Couminl Charr 2 3 Natuonal Honor l 2 CIOSS COL-'f'1Cll 3 Ud Society bell G Mary Lux ll , , Pep Cla , Thesprans 3g Choir 3g Januar Play Commrrteeg Sensor Play Commrttee: Semor P I a y Casrg Naflcnal Honor Socl- ery Jack McDonald BAA 2, Basketball 2 DE 3 Seniofzs 19 ini rl KP seniors Donna McGruder Bob Mann GA l, 2, 3g Pep Club l, Transferred from Caggan, Cnclr 3, Juntar Play Com- lawa, Basketball 3 nwlttce, Senlar Play Carnmlt, tee H0509 Martin Doris Jean Martin GAl,2,3,PepClubl GAl,2'3 Lloyd Marts BAA 2 3 Student Councul 3 Class Councnl 2 Chaur 3 F otball l 2 3 Wrestn Q Junlor O Cammtttee entor P Commlttee S n or P Cast Orange and Bla k Day Chaurrnan 3 Alan Menhennett A l 2 3 Class Coun c fucer 3 Fo ball asketball l Track l Semor Play Cast Orange and Bla R Day Kung 3 Dorothy Mentzer Ralph Meyer t BAA 2 3 Vernon Maller BAA 2 3 Student Councll 3 Class Council 2 3 Chalr ootballl 2 3 Bas Tr Dot Mitchell l G 2 ub l I r 4 and Scroll 3 Thespuans 2 I I f3 Spud l 3 Ed 3 Junnor PIOY Comrnlttee Senlar Play Camrntttee Band Mararette 2 Carolyn Mohr G T CPA U pCQ C JF V Sm rw rw rnvfee fr Orin fr I ee Eleanor Musick U 3 JAA er fn Tfnf Jane Nelson mr ferr Cvwtrfl KJ N JM C r 3 fr MQ Li 'own LC Ralph Murphy BAA LA Hugo Lrg foff tu no V7 Grace Ann Nelson .u f 2 P vt GAA Cabinet N U c-of C U C oss CN O mr rm r Commlt rec DAR Gffd Cufuzen No nf Src efv Jessle Nesblt C W D Twnla Neufer Gene Newlon 1 x. A Z 5 Ch Track V Don Nnms 7 3 be ifetho lumfr Plm Cffwwtre Shirley Norris C l AA Cla!! V C L,.r1 'Q Seniofzs i 'wa Q ui? SZVICOIZS Lois Jean Nuss I GA 2 Club 2 Student Council 2 3 Class Council 3 Band 2 air I Z 3 Senior Committee Alice Overman I 3 Junior a Committee S mor Pla y Committee Tom Pennington BAA 2 DE 3 Margaret Pledalue GA l Z 3 Assembly Com m tee I 2 3 Officer 2 3 National Honor Society Edna Lou Price GA l, 2, 3, Pep Club I, Choir I, 2,3 V' Violet Olander l 3 Junior Committee Dons Paul GA 2 3 Junior Play Com mittee Senior Play Commit ee Richard Peterson B 3 Trockl 2 3 Agnes Plumb GA I 2 3 GAA Cabinet I P p Club I 2 3 dent Council 3 Class Coun Ch ir I Junior Committee 'Mildred Prothe GA I, 2, 3g GAA I, Pep Club I, Student Council I, 2, Class Council officer 2, Choir 3, Junior Play Com- mittee, Senior Play Commit- teeg Assembly Committee I, 2, 3, National Honor Society Ellatholr Reed sfjane Reed G 2 3 Pep Club I Band I 2 3 Masarette Z 3 n sor Play Carnrnsttee Sensor Play Corrrnsttee Dorothy Reeve I G 2 C u I Class Councsl I Junsor Play Comrnsttee Moxsne Reumon I Charlotte Rsggs I 3 Class Cours I C osr 2 3 Sensor Comrnsttee Lloyd Roberts BAA 7 Student Councl 3 Class Councsl I DE 3 I Cabsnet I Student Cauncsl an Cro Hugh Lsghf 2 3 Ed Staff 3 udl 3 Ed Staff 3 -s sar Play Cammsttee Natson al Honor Sacsety f Bonnse Repp Transferred from Las Anae ses Callfgrnsa CA2 3 L. ent C uncsl 2 Hs Lsglwt 2 Junsor Play am msttee Max Ruchordson BAA 2 3 Student Coun nd I Z or Football I 2 3 All Confer ence 3 Wrestlsng 2 rsnss I 2 3 Junsor Cornmsttee Sensor Play Cast Cornmsttee Bob Rutchey BAA 'I Student Councsl I osr I Foo a Sensor Play Cammsttee Jody Rost GA I 2 3 GAA Cabsnet I p Csub s 3 dent Councsl 3 Thespsans 2 3 Junsor Play Cast Sensor Play Cast seniofzs A , 1 I GA ,2, 3g GAA I, 2, 3, , , ,. ' , gJu - , , If Qusll S ll 2, 3,1 Sp , , ' ' A ,sei GA ,2, 3g AA I, ,Pep ' - I b , , 2, ' , , - , , Sr s- ' d O , 3, gh , C - GA , 2, 3 I V E - csl I, 3g Class Councsl lg Ba , ,3gChi l,2,3g Te ' , , g ' Play GA , 2, 1 Cl L: I si h If I 5 Play Ch , 2, 3g tb ll Ig A-l. ' I l l 2, 3glPel I ,2, g Stu: seniofzs M0509 R'-'dbeck Frances Russell GA l, Z, 3, Pep Club 2 GA 1, 2' 3? pep Club 2, C Olfz, 3 Kenny' RUN' Morgue Rydberg BA23Spcl2Chcl 1 3CObnQ 3 Tfefk GAAI Chow 3 Joon Sampson l Cablr1et3 Pep Club l 2 3 Studer1fCouncll l 2 Cla Councll Offlcer 3 Jumcr Play Caonmlttee Semcr Play Commlrtee 'Xlatlonal Homo Soclefy Wulmo Scheller l 2 Jumor Play Comma! tee Semor Play Commlttee DE 3 Dorothy Schluter l G e ub l I Jum r Play Cofrwmlrtee Semcr Play Commltfee Shrrley Sonsom 1 3 GA Pep Club 1 Bond 3 DE Lydlo Scheldt tu ent Councll l Ca s Councul 3 Jumor Play Cam mlffee 'iemcr Play Comm t re DE 3 Lllllon Schott l 3 Pep u Qemor Play Commmee DE Pl A l l U , If l GA , 2, , . 1 2, 5, 2, Q 3 I I . GA ,2, 3g GAA l,2, 3, GA ,2, Q Al,2,3: V , jf l SG I V Q - I Y GA 3, Pep Club l, 2, Cholr GA l, 2, 3, Pep Club l, , 5 L S d g l 3 eg ,P I- GA , 2, 3, AA l, P p GA , 2, 'g Cl b l, Cl , Z, Char l, 'o - , . g 2,3 Ken Shaw B A 3 Srucerwr C un O 'Cer Z Clo 5 Ccuncll 2 Prel rw Bond l all 3 Wres I 3 C nl VCUC6 Champ: 'w optcm 3 Troon l Vll Y VCVWQC df C mml Shnrley Show l -x 2 Lmc l rv r Plc, rmttee DE 3 Peggy Sherwood Arelene Shore .u l P C LJ l D Lucille Sltzmon l G 2 Club 2 Student Councnl 2 3 Class Council 2 Chow l .lum r Play COST un r Plcv Commlttee Oren, and Block Commntee 2 Patrucna Spencer GA l 3, Bond l A l 2, ', Q - C11 f., , S l, , ide T l, , FOCfb . l, Z, , tl ng 2 ' 3 5 A l Q 2 3, C , ' ,2, 3, Se 9 Play C021 3, O 'jflfl l3lC M f- ree l, 2 GA ,2, 3, GA.' l, ,Close CC l l, JJ lf l HCU11- D I GA , 2, 3, E 3 GA ,2, 3, AA l, , Pep Z 3, . Q ' , J l vc g me 0 an -:: Sem0'zS Hank Stark Transferred from South Hugh Denver Colorado' BAA 2 3' Student Council 2, 3,' Closs Councul Presl- dent 3, Football 2' Tennis 2fff3fl1:rrrroTT'lay Cast' Jun- Ior Play Commlttee' Orange and Block Committee 3, Youth Ccuncnl Presndent 3 Jack Stephenson . BAA 2' Student Councrl 3g unll ond Scroll 2 3 Presi- dent 3 I-ugh Lnght l Ed Stott 2 Editor 3 ud Ed Stott 3 Wllma Stoll I G Cobunet 3 Pep Club I 2 Class Councul I Chour I Margie Strohmauer I GA e Club l Evelyn Sylvester I 2 3 GAA 2 ep ub I Class Councll I Junuor Play Commnttee David Stephens A I Offtcer otboll 2 3' Trock I Norma Stoll l, 3' Hugh - Marllyn Stonekmg I G A Junnor Play Commvttee Barbara Sullivan I 3 GA Cho Reatha Thompson l 3 GA C ur 3 Junnor Ploy Cornmnttee Sensor Plcy Cornrnnttee I I' Bernard Tlchy Mnlton Tolman Transferred from New Y rn A 2 3 Cla 5 Council Cnty New York BAA 2 3 -l'lW9SDlO l SDUd olr 3 oor al restlmg l 2 T10 Jumor Plcv Cor Semar Play Co t Charles Trembafh Donald Tulk BAA 2 nd Band 3 r bkwball l T ack l 2 Don Turner Clarence Tye BAA 2 BAA 2 3 Class Councll l Donna Uhfldi Dorothy Uhnch l l G A 2 our l 3 Jumor U Clogs Counc, Commmee our 2 Jumcr a Commlrtee Eng Vglqdeg Jean Valenhne l2,3IClq I l,,3 GAA,2, ep .1bl,D seniofzs C' BA , , C 2 2, fr nf , 3 2 ,3, l, Ch ,' F b I 2, 35 W , , 31 ck l, , 3j Ba l, 2, 3g Chau l, BO' ,2, 3, r 1 Boskeflclalil lg Golf 3g Tracll l, 2 GA , 2, BQ l, Z, 3Q GA , 2, 32 A If :Pep Ch ,2, 5 ' Play CI 5 1, I ly Ch , 3, Pl y GA , ' our 2 3 GA 2 , l ' P Cl' ' E 3 589110715 Irvm Von Beber BAA 2 3 Band 2 3 Dorothy Weber l 2 3 GAA Ruth Weisz GAl 2 3 GAAI Arlene Wlggett l 3 D Dons Wnllson l Club 2 3 Stu ent Councvl 3 alll and Scroll 2 , Offlcer 3 Hugh Llght , ,3, Ed. Staff 2, 3' Spu , , I or Q Junuor G Commttteeg Sensor Pl Commrtteeg Natrona! Honor Socletv Bull Wclrath Unrted States Navy l Z BAA 3 Football 3 Basket bal 3 Track 3 Frank Wemmelsfer BAA 2 3 Rodney Westberg Unuted States Navy 2 BAA 3 Student Councll 3 Foot 3 Captam State 3 Track l Al Wrllramson Jack Wmchell Transferred from Laramre Wlyomrng Unrted S t a t e s Navy Class Councll 3 Sen tor Play Comrnlttee Jackne Wu I 2 ffx Not Shown Lee Goines Roymond Grouberger Eddie Johnson Ells orfh Smith Agnes Ogolo 1 SZVUOQS Ramon Moore Presudent cess o S The closs of 48 throuqh nts two yeors ot GHS hos engoged an mony octuvutues of Interest ond volue to the school It nnstututed the flog cere mony os sophomores presented o successful ploy entertouned the sensors ot o beoutnful prom helped the closs of 47 wlth Its ploy ond breokfost ond hos for nts chnef of flcer the presudent of the Stote Student Council Orgonuzotnon 'Y' Beffy Adam, Velma Corstens Bull Koehler Bull Andrews -3000 50660095 V ge pregldem Secretory Treosurer l Q Dar Jqhn Cane, Betty Delme .lock Eldrudge Mary Sue Hurrah xi L Jdllel' .lo Hedrick BBHY LYSYBI Ed Mccqrfney MQW Qumn Betty Adams Dale Adams Aluce Anderson Jam Anderson Keith Anderson Joan Andre Bull Andrews Barbara Baber .llm Bam Jean Barnett Eugene Bartlmg Marlon Bauer Bull Benton Lyle Bergstraesser Marlon Black lrus Bohlender Ronald Bohlender Dons Brotherton Ray Brown Glen Canum Myrtle Carlson Bull Allnutt Don Aldre Paul Anderson Joan Balley vlfgllild Batsone Garllta Blckel Nancy Bowles Robert Brown Joan Burscough Janet Carson Velma Ca rstens iuniots John Carter Marne CIddI0 Davld Coffln Marvun Davls Alma Dmgman Melvln Dumler Jack Eldridge Harold Foos uniofzs Joe Casey Max Casseday Mananne Cowley Tullue Cueloha Paul Clarkson James Coffey Mildred Coffman Jackle Compton Harold Davison Elyse Deffke Betty Delme Cllfford Dorsey Frank Doud Joyce Ducker Mary Dee Duncan Bob Dunn Reuben Ehrllch Dawn Erkenbeck Blllle Jo Eubanks Junlor Ferrell Theresa Foster Omar Franklln Gene Fraxuer Elizabeth Crawley Robert Fuchngamu Ben Fugate Esther Golgart Lupe Gonzales Henry Gosselm Elmer Grauberger Harlan Hamlm Jack Hardy Mary Sue Harrah Ernest Hams Eunnce Haywood Janet Jo Hedrlck Margaret Hem Margaret Herman Roberta Hueber Ruta Housel Roberta Howard Ruth lshuguro Barbara James Gladys Jewell Leroy Johnson Roy Johnson Burgess Joyner Alvin Kaiser Gene Kaiser Dolores Kelly Lorrame Kern Gordon Kmdred Yasue Klshlyama Dorothy Kobobel Bull Koehler IUMKOBS ' w Wendell Hjertman um0'zS Joanne Kruse Vnrgmna Kruse Rnchard Lebsack Nelda Leonard Betty LeSatz Duane Levnne Johanna Llndou Jeanne Ludlum Betty Lyster Ed McCartney Don McKee Patrlcla McMullen Russell McNabb Delmar McQueen Darleen Mackey Jlm Marrlner Marvin Martm James Mnkawa Arthur Muller ohn Muller Leroy Muller Ted Muller Suzanne Mohr Raman Moore Anne Mornson Lorean Mowry Dorothy Narasakl Richard Nlchals Marilyn Nlttler Evelyn Noe Louise Norlyulu Lois Meeker J . Lorralne Novlnger Roger 0 Byrne Joan Pearson Charlene Pfander Marlene Peterson Albert Pfenfle John Pflelderer Bull Puke Lols Plleuderer Barbara Pratt Lester Prothe Mary Qumn James Purdy Barbara Reeve Elsle Rrechert Sue Remlck Kenneth Rleslg Jam Reynolds Bueloh Ridgeway June Ruth Art Rosen Margaret Sandusky Charles Schnelder Allen Schell Ruth Schluter Anna Lee Scholfleld Anna Lou Scholfleld Jack Schruver Theresa Scholz Paulme Scofneld Irene Seaman Connue Seastrand 'umofzs I Ui Q. 0 , , ' dm r ke-, U N XR 'umofzs 'F' s Rosemary Sebastlan Tom Shaw Darleen Sutzman Lorene Sloberg Dolores Smlth Jean Smrth Shnrley Smuth Edna Stansbury Jerry Starbuck Betty Staudlnger Louise Stewart Marylou Stocker Darlene Stoll Dorothy Stone Shlrley Stuart Jerry Stunkel Bull Swanson Arthur Terranes Irene Tlce Margaret Tlchener Lars Ullrlch Mildred Van Beber Marllyn Vanhorn Dale Washburn Glenn Waters Bull Watson Eddle Weber Rlchard Webster Jeannene Wengle Jeanne Whutney Elsle Wledeman Betty Wllcox George Wulklnson Glen Wlllcox Richard Wolfe Rolland Wonderly Marvin Woolf Wllbur Worthy Margaret Zimmerman cass 0 9 The members of the class of 49 though new to Greeley Hugh thas year made up the major part of the orchestra and band took an actnve part In untramural sports and BAA Taking as thelr class name forty nlners and as thenr Sym bol the gold nugget thenr job has been Invunq up to thenr motto Let s dug nn The future realnzatnon of thus slogan should brnng forth some outstandmg OCTIVITIGS Ken eth A derson P es de t Vlrg n o Becke All son B llle Bur ho Jane And e S afvo' Edgof BUVNIS Tl-egg e Secreta y Vce pres de t 'Q' sh IeY Fmbes LUYY Eaton Bull Dressor Dck Cameron Sally Wllson Delores Moss 6 ,Ll n n f I n I Q if '..r mfg 'X , . ff' 1 ' A 'E ' ii r Morris i i' ll Nl YVJQ I urr F i' 'V' . , i S0 luomoies Donald Abbott Roy Adler Barbara Adams Jack Adams Carl Anderson Duck Anderson Gules Allure Moms Alluson Elaune Andre Jane Andrews Douglas Anderson Louise Apple Josephune Aragon Judy Aragon Don Armagost Ralph Bakel Bettue Baker Patsy Barnard Jolunnue Beck Don Attebery Vernon Ault Horruett Bam Edgar Bartels Barbara Batstone Bob Beard Aluce Bennett Vurgunuo Becker Don Buerback Sarah J Bluss Almura Bernhardt Jummy Blandun Grace Bruggs Lula Jean Bohlender Betty Brennon Bob Brunner Bullue Burnham Guy Burscough Dale Brothertoru Bob Brown Duck Cameron R C Cameron Glenn Carter Kathleen Cawley Patrucua Connor Norma Cueloha Morrus Clo e James Cowon Duck Craven ' I lb. Irene Crolssant Barbara Cummlns Kenney Culler Bernadette Cunnmgham Emogene Cumrmngs Donna Marne Damon Sammy Danielson Cecnl Davns .Ioan Davls Bull Dressor Phllup Davls Marllyn Derksen John Drescher Mnllle De Loo Edward Dudley Della Mane Domln9Ue5 Damel Dupper Larry Eaton Rachel Ehrlnch Dorothy Errckson Jaunuta Ellsworth Dorothy Engllsh Dorothy Eu banks Mary Ann Evans Shu-ley Jeanne Forbes Berry Ferrell Shnrley Marne Forbes .lack Flsk Hugh Franlxlln Dorothy Fromm Lulllan Gres Frances Gllchrlst Darold Glenn Darlene Gleslck Max Goracke Kenneth Green Martha Gulterrex Martha Greuver Marlys Gnthn Jaumta Hackleman Manlyn Hamnlton Delores Hamlet Dons Hansen Lloyd Horns Bernice Hagemann Walter Hanstord Margarita Hellman soplzomofzes Arthur Esquibel Pe i i 0. 6' L 1 Q Us rg 1. sap omofzes Pauline Herman Jim Hotfmeister Betty Herndon Daisy Holme Helga Hinxelman Fred Hull Bob Husky Bonnie Johnson Barbara Irvine Helen Johnson Marvm Jensen Kenneth Johnson Roland Kaiser Joyce Kilbourn Edith Keeno Jackie Kingsbury Joyce Kester Bill Kinney Rosemary Kirby John Kochenburger Margie Knaub Lily Koga Dons Kock Retha Kohler Bob Krause Bill Lauer Donald Krumm Betty Laurldsen Arlln Kurth Betty Lovely Ruth Lowe Marjorie McBride Dorothy Lyons Doyle McCarthy Bill Lyster Mary Lou McCartney Mary McGrath Dorothy Martinez Joanne McKenney Jack Massy Lawrence Martin Louise Mikawa Robert Miller Barbara Milne Shirley Ann Miller Walt Miner Virginia Miller A Mary Montoya Dolores Moss Joann Nicholls Patsy Murphy Mildred Nickerson Arline Nehl Raymond Nuss Gary Nye Helen Olnvas Sally Olavas Wlllard Orr Floyd Ohver Warren Oliver Gene Orr Harry Peterson Jo Ann Pappenhelm Shnrley Penton Martha Pool Cecelua Preston Dorothy Pukash Wallace Reuft Edward Predalue Carl Pollock Teddy Putnam Esther Raehal Jeannme Ramey Arelene Repp Carol Rem Larry Reynolds George Relten ba ugh Inzamae Roberts Donna Jean Robunson Mabel Rodarte Lula Rost Mary Rowan Dorothy Romhlld Domungo Rulbal Eddle Salzman Duck Sagel Eh Sanchez Jeannnne Salgren Jo Ann Schenrman Catharme Schell Bull Sclnssler Harvey Scott Emma Seaman Don Seellnger Charles Shaw soplwmofzes so homofzes Joyce Shaw Shnrley Sherwood MUYY Ann Sheperd Frank Shoemaker Charley Shern Clufford Shore Betty Sagward Phyllls Smuth Donna Jeon Sltxman Geraldme Snider Arthur Small Charles Spomer Donald Stanslme Adelme Stewa rt Don Stork Loss Stewart Mary Lee Steward Allen Stranght Ruchard Stroberg Bull Sweet Geraldme Stroh Joann Swelgard x Cynthia Sutherland Bettv Jo Tennyson Joyce Thompson Hilda Towns Lllllan Troudt Rosemary Tomasek Muldred Tregonmg Thomas Tremboth Joyce Turner Donald Truesdale Edna Urback Arthur Turner Vuvuan Valentune Laurelyn Vanderhoof George Watson Constance Van HOOSCI' Bob Weber Margaret Vsckr0Y Helen Weber Tom Welgandt Bull Wlllunson Albert Welnhold Ralph Willcox Margaret Wens Ray Willcox l l . l Helen Wulhoms Gerald Dee Wnllus John Wulhomson Solly Wilson Slonley Wulluomson Volomoe Wilson Morllyn Winter wnbefe wmfef J ' Jo' Louuse Wnsemon Bobem: Yom Sophomore: not pucfu red Kenneth Anderson Scotty Blllmgton Grlbert Dellerrero Georgno Tunnel Beffy Turner Eddie Sonsom Borboro Loney sap omofzes Qg -i 'WQ1 QM W vinci QM A X x mls af lefac assocaafaon BAA although stall a GHS untant accompllsh ed many thnngs In nts second season Sponsor of the homecomung bonfure all boys mtra murals the BAA Banquet and co spon sor of the Saddle Shoe Stomp they com pleted these progects In an effncnent and successful manner To become a mem ber of thus oraanuzatnon a bov must partlclpate In a mayor or :nt amural sport FA 00' 5 Joe Sprmgsioll Ed McCartney John Drescher Bull Koehler Sponsor Treasurer Secretary V C9 DYGS dent 'Q Jnm Koehler P es d t K Coach Boggot recelves o long dns tance handshake at the BAA banquet Cross sechon of a typical BAA meet mg Grace Ann Nelson President git S' associafion 0 The troditions of service extending through the yeors of GA's history were corried on ond ex- tended by the orgonizotion's work during '46 ond '47, Thonksgiving boskets, White Christ- rnos, ond Cornivol were Corried through with pleosure, hord work, ond success by the girls, os in the post. The future of GA will be brighter becouse of the completely reorgonized plon this yeor's cobinet will Ieove behind. Charlene Pfander Anne Morrison Peggy Adqmg if ce pres dent Secretory Treasure Johanna Lmdou Noncy Seebcss Elhellee Dinner unnse dancers o co or day Publ C ry CON Sec emry S I 4...-0 1 Be 0 GA cabinet session Carnival crowds mall In GHS halls Janet Klmball Carolyn Mohr Frqngeg Gnlchnst GAA Pep Ciub Sophomore gl J' Wo Cabmet members sort and pack White Chnstrnas gifts 'i Afww WMD QW X!-jp Vx! vlfglllld Batstone Morgue Rydberg Margaret Herman Nlelfczre Socuol Program W , .D Helen MeGrew Sponsor 3 V of I' 1. 1 tw. .1 ,f Q' 4 N 3? Y' 3 if , ,cf 'Q' , f f w ,f M ft f ', a , ' , ,YW f ,fl 2 UM . f ,V i f . , M Inu f I L, , M by ,X A. v V' 'D- Janet Kumball Pres dent M. Zimmerman A9025 Pl'-'mb Softball State Leaaue Joan so pso Delo es S th W Ima Stoll pgaydoy Me be sh p A a ds Janet Jo Hedr ck Pat McMullen Velma Carsten: JOGII DOY S R05e 'Y K 'bY Secrem y Dr ll Leader Basketball MUS C an H sfo' 0 ' 9 Glrls Athletlc Assocvatlon has pro vlded and durected recreatlon for the gurls of GHS with capability and efflcl ency Thelr sports program mcluded mtra mural basketball softball speedball and mdlvldual sports fnllmg the enture school year with actnvuty for athletlc munded gurls Directed by the officers shown ow these page the Girls Athletic Assocnatlon rendered valuable service to the school gvzls aflzlefcc assocmfcon Pep clulJ Pep Club combined with main body of GAA this year to form one major organization. The members made up the marching squad which performed during half-time at foot- ball games both here and out of town, and put on card drills for the basketball season. The cheering section for the Orange and Block raised the roof of the Denver Auditorium during the state tournament. x Carolyn Mohr Pep Club President li. Theresa Foster Jackie Compton Lolo Billmgton Betty Adams Donna Lee Foulk Volleyball Publ c Ty Uniform Dorice Treasurer Sally Wilson Edna Jody Rost GOYTWE Speedboll Program Mmam Batt Grace Ann Nelson Sponsor GA N I X 'Ns Q 1 I ' .Q 2 if ' rg 4 I A 5 . 'c-.gpwt - Y 1 Pat McMullen goes unto actuon un a GAA speedball game Laden Kimball enroute to a toot ball game Many feet march In a Pep exhlbltlon afz 5 af efcc czssoccafcon State basketball shooting champs ilu Pep Club members leave tor En- glewood game Y J GAA's Homecoming float ,nf GHS gurls concoct an Black Day breakfast 'D Orange and O Q GAA softball GAA members decorate Greeley Hugh s Chrustmas tree ITE 'Z Knmball Batt and Mohr leaders of GHS Pep Club and GAA ff' Not shown Spud staff works madly to meet the ' deadlines S. Johanna Lmdou Jack Stephenson Elizabeth Crawley Assocuate Edntor Luterary ASS1SlGf1f LWGYOVY George wa,,on Julianne Fischer DorothY Mncllell Mowm Momn 'lolm Handy Dons Willson Editor In Chief Sensor Prctures Semor Pnctures Photographer Pl'1OfOQf0Dl'1ef 0 Thus book IS the product of the fer tlle lmaglnatlons and hard work of the Spud staff Beating deadlines, working late, cutting pasting typing mtervlewnng rushnng from place to place, are all part ofa normal aay s work on the annual The staff rs a harrled busy and hardy group of journallsts They have to be both the latter to enjoy the rob-which they P 'tl Jane Reed Mary Ellen Bain Bill Andrews Velma Corstens CODY CODY Sports Girls' Sports Athelme Lamm M Zimmerman Pqf Bqmqrd Semor Snaps Jumor Snaps sophomore Snaps Harold Adcock AdV'50' Edltors Wnllson and Llndou work conscientiously whlle Stephenson looks on What goes on behmd Llndou s back? Spud staff ln achon . . ,. ' 1 . . , 1, 1 , Q A V 2 X ' mg. 1? -. . Jack Stephenson Edltor an Chef 1191119 f 9 The work of publnshung the newspoper whuch keeps the school Informed of school events em ploys up to twenty people olmost full 'fume The work IS hord the hours ore reolly long but the stoff con tell you how rewordmg the work ns how profntoble those hours And the stu dent body will testufy to the effectuveness of the poper ffrf Mary Ellen Bam Dans Wlllson Roberta Cunnnng Ralph Murphy Assocnote Edntor News Ed 'Of ham Sports Edntor News Edntor Rolland Wanderly Bull Andrews Janet .lo Hedrrck Asst Sports Ed Asst Sports Ed Exchange Edltor i Busy staff members o deadline mght Nittler, Andrews, and Murphy scratch out High Light gems High Light reporters, left to right, top row: Walter Miner, Harry Peterson: second row: Lupe Garcia, Laurelyn Vander- hoof, Marilyn Nittler, Margaret Sandusky, Inez Aragon, bottom row: Pot Barnard, Janet Jo Hedrick, Pat McMillen, Sue Ren-lick, Louise Apple Jim Frltschel Elizabeth Crawley Johanna Llndou Asst Feature Ed Asst Feoture Ed Asst Copy Ed tl 3 Dorothy Mitchell Jane Reed John Handy MGVVII1 Marlin Harold Adcock Feature Editor Copy Edntor Photographer Photographer Sponsor Business Monoger Y 'fl L lr H,-+, lr -I I tt Q5 rw- M 3,50 . ' 1' 52m .l Theresa Foster Pres dent Omar Franklm V ce ores dent Members of Assembly Orgamzahon Back ro Duck 0 Byrne Oma Franklm second ro Mllclred Prothef Eleanor Musnck Margaret Pnedalue f ont ra Schell Barbara Batstone Theresa Foster Upper left mtngv. ed sophomores etch o GHS assembly program kglffilfu Man and dog entertam IH Greeley Hugh Margaret P edalue Roger 0 Byrne Dora Bl999 ' Qecretar T easurer 500 SO' 0 Plannmg presenting durectang and supervnsung the assemblues for a school ns no small ,ob GHS ha been fortunate In having a hnghly competent and :nventwe Assembly Organazateon to handle all these datfacult tasks The speakers entertainers and exchanges brought to the stage of our school by thus group have been of Interest and value to the entnre student body assemlzlni ofzgamzalcon Future Farmers of America provndes valuable experience and tralnung In agrlcultural methods and machunery for the boys who will be tomorrow s farmers Judgung con tests nn gram stock and poultry and prog H22 'fl the basis of good farmnng whuch wall serve them In good stead when they Treasurer Vuce pre dent enter the busaness sernously nn later I e Wendell Hlertma1 Duane Glenn 3-'S Not shown Alvm Kaiser Clarence Bliss Jlm Marnner Reporter Sponsor Watch Dog Ed Pnedolue and hrs FFA project gurl Q Grauberger brothers tend thenr stock I ' . A ' 34? ma' ,f . . .- fs! 'rj ' ects in farm work, teach the members I 3 Ni I'f . ta ls 1 r 2 ' 1 1 34, M Hank Stark P es de t Members of Greeleys Youth Councul left to right Margaret Sandusky Pat McMullen Hank Stark John Wnlliam xlouflz counci The Youth Center Council has done what it could with very limited facilities to provide entertainment for the youth of Greeley. Hod Ninemires, recreation director for the city, had fine and cooperative workers in the members of the council, Hank Stark, Margaret Sandusky, John Williamson and Pat McMillen. Gene Frazer prize w nner at the Sadie Ha kms Dance rin ,'i ' W. ,Q .' 9 '11 I 1 -, I I 1 In I '- GHS girls race madly in Orange and Black Day 50-yard dash Orange and Black Cammntree IH ses :non rught to left Jum Frltschel Hank Stark Carolyn Mohr LeNora Fry Jer Ofllilflge Kingsbury Ramon Moore Maris and Fry In conference 0 Responsnble for Color Day plans was the Oranae and Black Day Commit tee chosen from all classes and span sored bv Mass Fry The enfnre program for the day from the now traditional Sun ruse Dance to the nnnavatnon of the eve nnnq 'ennus court dance was under thus commuttee s effucuent and capable dlrec hon Mav all our color days be as successful' an Mac commaffee ry Starbuck Lloyd Marts Jackle Lloyd Marts Chairman LeNora Fry Advxsor 37 OBA J-4 GHS Swmg Bond at rehearsal ocollst Sue Remlck vocallxes Chg.-les Trembcfh Ellathanr Reed Vnrgmna Becker Henry Gossehn Vrce presldenf Secretary Treasurer Manager 'ul Max Rnchordson President 0 Greeleys bond can hold nts head up un ony port of the state Besldes makmg :ts mark In the muslc festnval, the band show ed up the aggregotnons from many of the other schools at the state tournament Home games, too, were provided with stlrrnnq music X X by the members of thus Important school group f l rn -s AH-fs K 1 b 1 I, g.- ' ' x f .L A f I X ' ' ' N' ' It . V f Q -f K . ' ' I :J y 9 V' I - f 2 , ' 1, x L e H r ' .ri if L 3 ' - v I Af! V s .W Lg' , ,N 7 - fx J M f 1 3 xt , 1 ' ' ' ' f X Q L or ,' , If 1' 1 ,fj ,, 1' - t.-, fs - ,eqcffl , fr ff J X t X I W , - 'X ,- . ,-?- ' iff' - , L I i A 'V ' A Q , A , 'Q , I , . . I N . . . ,I . X' ll - ...7 X 'AI ' f Q .N - f' S t X I' f' W - If - ., ff 3 35 . R l Greeley Hugh s band poses for a shot In the football stadnum bleachers Ann - Cy lei Earl Faulkner Adviser Twlrlers left to right Donna Damon Frances Gllchrlsl' Ellathalr Reed Pol Barnard and Sally Wilson Band nn formahon at the Homecommg game l.. ana- ip -i3 9, ,,.,.. l . I P . . 1 5 . .. - , l 4. 'I ' ' f , - . A N xv I 3r f f L: - ff' '. '- . ,N ,iq A W 4 21. i ,. 4 ' MW- : J K L. . A -7' E - ' f 1'--,g G ' f i- . . 1: W. -or ' 1 , , X 5 Q--x YL N ' ' ' ' s 1' ' .'. FLT 5-K ' ' x 9 ' Y M I: t . Q' , -2 . I ... , , l ' 1. 7 v l x' ' 9 X - A .. lf' . .... 1 N A ., b g 1 -U - V K' ' 1 A 1 l I 4 iff A '75 , . , -1 1 f 4 ' f.. Nye. 1 f ff' f me - ' AJ.- 1 k fQf'4 u I r l 4 .1 N.. S ex ' Q .Nfl . 's Helen Tanner Sponsor r clzolfz 0 Greeley l-ligh's choir has contributed greatly to the success of assemblies, and programs of all sorts through- out the year doing more than its bit to make GHS outsanding musical- ly Christmas, Easter were made memorable by the harmony they lent those occasions Right Triple Trio left to nght Edna Prnce Eno Volodez Susie Mohr Marita Higgason Dorothy Uhrich Delores Hank ins Roberto Howard Lois Nuss Lucille Sitzman Upper right boys quartet left to right Morris Allison John Wllliomson Stanley Williamson Walter Miner Greeley High s choir in on assembly program 0 H F aflalefe 06 1947 Greeley's active Quarterback Club is al- ways out in force to lend its enthusiasm to the Orange and Black-athletic pro- . gram. This year Dr. Pershing Blake, a Iv! J former Wildcat athlete and present , UM quarterbacker, stepped forward and f ' lpn pl offered an award to Greeley l-ligh's outstanding athlete an award to promote scholarship among ath letes to encourage Sportsman ship to develop continuous effort in all sports Eddie Johnson received the initial cup He lettered two times in football once in bas ketball and three times track 5 ,QM 4' TRACK 'x BASKETBALL I FOOTBALL Here is the point basis Dr Blake listed for selecting I947 s athlete Sports letter in football basket ball track or wrestling Any other sport Three year s participation in a sport without letter Cut from squad All conference or all state Second all conference or all state Scholarship-A D . Q if i -W ll I - ll 1 T ll ' . . Q 3 an . ' r 4 -T if W! 'A ' V in 4- ij! ,,, My ': 'lf if A, 29: Q 'LMA , NM- , qfwli Q L' A . . . . . . , 2 gil . 1 ' 6 ' , , ' .,s....... ig ' ..............,. I0 ...............,.....l.. io - - ..... 5 - f W' ,,,, T ,..,,..,......,...,..,...... l 5 , I . n - - - - 20 B ---- - IS C ---- - I0 - - - - - 5 ootbcll season at Greeley Hlgh thus year was somethung to be proud of wlth the Wald ats havrng therr most successful season In l7 years They won sax out of euqht games and pull d down a tue for second place an the conference Both of the defeats were suffe ed on :cy fuelds One of the vlctorues the Cats claum ns an I8 7 defeat of Boul der ultumate conference champnons and fnnalnsts In the state grad :ron race Greeley had the best defensuv record In the cowference wrth only 4l ponnts scored agarnst them all season Rod Westberg team captarn was chosen to play center on the All State squad asketball held the spotlught during the wlnter months with the Wildcats taking thenr first conference champlonshnp nn 22 years although tney shared It with Boulder The cagers played two ultimate state champlons and all four AA league champlons yet lost only fave games In flfteen starts They lost thenr furst state tournament game to South Denver beat Fort Morgan and lost rn the consola tnon finals to Pueblo Centennnal Ellsworth Smnth honor ary captann was chosen on the All State second team and Cheyenne s all opponent squad restlung had only a medlocre season this year wuth GHS wlnnung four dual meets and losung nune Our matmen placed fourth ln conference but Shaw took conference p 5 rhampuonshnp an hrs weuqht and every wr stler but one placed Handrcapped by Mx ungunes the Wlldcots were unable to place P' x at the state meet whale College Hugh beaten once by the Wuldcats took thlrd rack, tennrs and golf shared the sprnngtlme sports spot lught GHS tracksters tned an A one meet won a quadrang ular meet and flnrshed fifth ff X un conference The netmen ? won seven and lost two meets and the golfers took North A , ern Conference tltle . .F T , I X' ' ' . Q . . A r . I , . . e ' a ' 1 1 ' T - , , . . , . 7 4 ' ' ' I . I T C I , I . .J I Q . 2 , ' , - 1 ... . ' 1 sw ', , ' , . 'x 5' , . . ,. I I - . . . . . 4, . l . Q 1' S. ni QQ' 4, 'l 9 ATM' Gu! ,dia-, Q QU ,fnnlgl AWK! fir ie. uhm ftfx Players and numbers: Ghosty Anderson 20 Rex Askew 24 Jack Benneh 25 Max Cossedoy 82 Bob Davis 85 John Drescher 76 Bill Harris 88 Eddie Johnson 78 Bill Koehler 70 Alex Lop- koff 7l Lloyd Morfs Vernon Miller 80 Don Nims 84 Max Richardson 9l Spank Shaw 87 Ellsworth Smith 89 Bill Wolrofh 73 and Rod Westherg 90. Not shown: Jim Koehler An unidentified Wildcat goes down beneath an avalanche ol Longmont players. v ll Lys- Rod Westberg team captann and All State player Ellsworth Smith right end and Rex Asllew ught tackle fooflza l Managers Jaclue Fnsk and Bull Sweet fooflzall e Bill Wolroth, Greeley end, evodes Longmont tackler. The unsung heroes-without them a good teom would be impossible. Football s Indispensable mon Y 52, 'K Westberg makes tackle ln Homecomlng game followed by Ruchordson Johnson Hams and Muller M ooflmll if 6-e Greeley Hugh s football squad poses an back of nts alma mater Eddae Joh son IS tackled u Homecom mg ga e nth Lo ela d hlch Gree ley los! 6 0 Thr lls and :hulls at a foot ball game I I I Al K-3,-Affe ae i gt! Q i' ' if W, Y' fi ' 1 'f ' , , fe' 1 a 4 4 ' R a asf 1 L ' ' V T Meeker prepares to punt wrth Loplzolf and Dovns blocking Defeat fm if Qwqdakwdagfff Shaw, Westberg, Askew and unndenhfled Greeley player move In for tackle ln Homecomlng game ,looflla l + .14T null . V' ' r . . ' r in . 5 - ' - 4, ....., . -V . A In ,A . V-JT. M, , if Y Q M he . , . f' rw . W 'r l . 'H 0 X Li ' I 4 A I . ,,..,....T. , ' -' T:'.'wf' 1 QQQI1 ... ,-...- ' ' Q 4 X V. -'we' ',n.. 'A .iw x . ' ' , ' B QA , . G D . U, 4 'J' x . .. - M , I ' . .,.. 1 . Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley A mud spattered team gathers for the last huddle of the season Ft. Morgan U Brush O Englewood O Boulder 7 Ft, Collins 9: Loveland 6 Longmont 7 Englewcod l4 Longmont players down Lopkoff. OK Ale' L0Pkoff goes down ln Loveland game as T Meeker Smith and Koehler look on li as--,-1 lin 'UU s -L- ,Pri llooflaa l 'JI' any 5 f . , . GM H ' 4 ' n '- ' ww-N --r-1-7-51. -wwwfjee ' , 5 I 7, T? -. l l K , ..-......- ,L .,. f f G 5-5 1-f' if . ..,..-M A Y - .w-..--, ' y 7 ' , 1 - - , M. , , ' . . , rQa...,. oh - -I s '- ll V .'- ' . bl-Q.. Q , , ' . . 0 . ' V h ' ' ' 1. - ' iw ,4- .v Letfermenz Anderson 6, Askew I7, Graham 21, Hoover 3, Johnson 5, Miller 4, Smith I3 Wolroth 12. The Wlldcats dad not have an easy tame durlng the cage season but came out with the admura ble record of tufteen wnns to tnve defeats whale at state their captain set a new tournament scorrng record of SO points and the team scored 53 ponnts aaannst Fort Morgan to become hugh sconng tournament team Earlier the Cats tallued a higher number ot points agannst Cheyenne Wyomung champs than dad any team thus year fllsworfh Sm th se to r ament ecard 30 po nts aga t Fat Morga The cage squad that Coach Baggot took to the state tournament at Denver left to rlght Bag got Hoover Anderson Ferrell Johnson Muller Koehler Walrath Smrth Graham Askew and Assnstant Coach R G Walrath lmslzeflaall I I - I . l . , . . 1 , ' rf ' I , If f i t un r with i ins 1 n. 1 - ' , - I I I I I I I I I I I . . . . laaslzeflvall rs, Smith fires shot as Bull Graham gets posntlon for rebound wnth Hoover In background at tourna mehf Nw JZ Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Muller leaps hugh for set ney West Denver 30 lovertumel Brush l8 North Denver 3l Eost Denver 41 Cheyenne 62 College Hugh 3l Englewood l6 Longmont 3l Ft Collins Boulder 3l loverturnel College 24 Lovelond 39 Englewood 29 Longmont 28 Ft Collms 40 Boulder 40 Lovelond 38 South Denver 44 Ft Morgon 37 Pueblo Centennuol 35 up shot at State tour llaslzefbfall Pep Club cord dnll spells GHS Askew and opponent attempt to gam POSSESSIOI1 of boll on rebound Smith ond Ghosty Anderson attempt to block opponent s shot X I . Y L I 35 Elxy Hoover shoots set-up as Eddie Johnson watches with approval. Cheerleaders Bertha Banek Pat Mc leigh and Ron Burner Vernon Maller goes up for shot as Rex Askew prepares to rebound llczslzeflmll Millan, Beulah Ridgeway, Lola Bul- Askew gains control of ball in closely-fought Loveland game. Elxy Hoover attempts lay-up shot. Greeley Hugh s champuonshlp cage squad left to rlght Coach Baggot Johnson Graham Askew Smlth Maller Assistant Coach R G Walrath Manager Andrews Drescher Starbuck Brotherton Adams Wnlluamson Anderson Manager Sweet Anderson Hoover Ferrell Koehler Walrath M laas efllal ul Ml 'wi 8.15. XM 4l '1n qs ,pau 'WI if Jack Bennett Shadow Davidson John Pfleuderer Roy Kogo Harvey Scott Lloyd Marts Spank Shaw Marv Woolf Max Rlchardson Bob Tutmus and Mllton Tolman Only a fair season was experienced this year by Greeley Hugh School s grunt and groan artlsts as they lost nnne meets won four and fnnnshed fourth an conference One of the defeats was suffered at the hands of North Denver oerennual state cham plons However under the tutorage of Uncle Joe Sprnngston the Wuldcat wrestlers have gamned nnvaluable experuence for next year when all but four of the regular squad returns Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Fl' Morgan 30 North Denver 43 Englewood 37 Loveland 8 College Hugh 24 Ft Morgan Zl Boulder 29 Englewood 25 Ft Collins 34 Boulder 24 Loveland l6 College Hugh 35 Tap Spank Shaw IS nearly pinned ln conference meet but goes an to mn Rlght Max Richardson prepares to hmsh off an opponent Below entrre wrestlmg squad top row Manager Rnchard Lebsack Harold Davison Marvin Martun Milton Tolrnan Ed McCartney .lack Bennett Spank Shaw Lloyd Marts Warren Oliver Coach Uncle Joe Sprnngston Middle row Gene Frazler Gerald Dee Wnllrs George Reutenbaugh Jerry Kent Albert Welnhald James Bahlender Frank Shoe maker Rnchard Wall Carl Pollack Bottom row Bob Tltmus Roy Koga Marv Woolf Harvey Scott John Pflenderer Kenth Anderson and Bull Allnutt 3 y 'ea sw. wfzesflm G ' I ' f . 'V 'i Il l II 1 ' I ' N f N . I ' f l 27, . ' V 3, rs, 44, 28, ' 32, . 2l, l9, l2, . ' 1 22, I 38, my ll, ' , v gb x X I ' - ' ' 3 . 6 ,hy b i .av A l I A Q-3 I D l 2 . 1 1 I y 1 J t , f' . ff r 1 3 f A , 1 V , ' if , X I kf , l M R ij, 0 U wfzesflin Johnny Pflelderer stocks opponent Audience porhclpohon of o wrestlmg meet Shaw conference wrestlmg champ AQ, onls' spofzfs uf' L -gf Besides nnterschool sports severol other GHS groups engoge In othletlc octlvl tres Chlef omong these ore lntromurols Although the deloyed openung of school prevented touch boll nntromurols bos ketboll ond sottboll tournoments were he d Followlng ore the nntrornurol bosketboll fnnol stondlngs T EAM Glenn Boekel Koehler Sonsom Cossedoy Nnms Keuss AI I :son Peterson Welnrnelster Hokonson Bosketboll ployotts were held omong the top tour teoms Nnrns won the toss of o Conn ond entered os fourth ploce teom Koehler won Glenn wos second Boekel third ond Nums fourth Boys gym closses conduct tournoments an bosketboll ond softboll. Two teoms ore chosen eoch week ond gomes ore ployed during closs. The teom winning three gornes is declored chornpion of the week. iv I in' Alex Lopkoff, Bill Boekel, George Forbes, Hank Stork, Alan Menhennet Bill Koehler, John Drescher, and Jim Koehler. Greelev l-linh's trock men come throuoh with o tie for first in o duoi meet with Lovelond ond o first ploce in o quodrongulor meet ot For Morgon. They foiled to ploce ot the Colorodo University reloys but took fifth ot the Colorodo AGM trock meet ond the Northern Conference meet. Eddie Johnson ond Jim Dordonis ottended the stote meet for Greeley High but the results ore not known os we go to press Jim Dordonis bettered Don Gorretsons l94l mork in the high hurdles to set o new record i. Wo re Ol e sopho ore track hope ful p ts the shot pract ce Greeley High s track squad top row Coach Walrath John Drescher Eddie Johnson Bill Wal rath Gene Newlon Bill Koehler Robert Maller Middle row Glenn Waters John Williamson Warren Oliver Jun Koehler Alan Menhennet Jim Dordonus Albert Weinhold Lower row Man ager Jack Fnsk Scotty Billmgton Kenneth Green Harry Peterson and Bull Lauer A A es X 2:11 Y ,... ltac I - R A r n iv r, m - l , u in i . . , . . . I ' I 1 I I I I ' : I I I I I I ' : ' I I I '- i Y .H ..............r,... ., 21 M! 9 Y F - f Snug Q I , X r I 'S' Q ' l : Q3 gi 0 ., gs - 4 . Z' A ' sw., - . J., -. i 3 lgxgffi I Q, I i -,yi rf V K v,,9,.:, :. s , , f P X - 45, G. A , xr 5 l i V -4 1' 4 .. , . ' K .1 , , - X ' . ' x V , 1 s ' N.-r 235 E' eggs, , Q, ' A I' 3 ' ' Come to your marks' T U 'Zac H .hm Dordoms souls over o hurdle o step belmnd Dunn from Johnstown of CU Relays Bull Wolrotla Ieodmg GHS pole vaulter A .,vy 'l' 11 -015. gg 14? . 15 oz gf , I- ll Q l tennis ' o . Y., ,Q :ff Bull Swanson M R h d Hank Stark Bull Boekel Wally Re :Ll:nylle2lll:e:sll::dClol::l::l:oall Rllclldoclla alllolllcllm row Morvun Jensen Bull Sweet Rollond Wonder ly Carl Pollock Jocko Conum Doug Anderson and Jock Eldrndge Under the gundonce of Bull Rlddoch Greeley Hughs tennis teorn fought thenr woy through 0 very suc cessful season thus yeor The season s tennis results reveol seven wuns ond two losses with the results of the stote tournoment ot Boulder unknown os we go to press The GHS netmen hold two wlns over Loro mme Fort Collins ond Longmont ond one wm Ma Rlchardso completes o serve maint aww. an-Bs at over College Hugh Thenr two losses were suffered ot the honds of Boulder The rocqueteers olso beot Col lege Hugh In o proctlce gome Number One GHS netmon l S o son 'g W ,gi For the thlrd consecutlve yeor Cooch Boggots golfers wolked owoy with the Northern Conference golf Chom pnonshup thas yeor ln oddltnon Gl-lSs stuck ond boll boys took fnrst un four golf meets ond second In two Most of these meets were quodrongulor Bill Horns GHS num ber one golfer wos medollst ot most o these meets Results of the Northern Colorodo ond stote golf meets ore not known os we go to press Frve of Mr Boggots better golfers wall be bock next yeor Ii Lauri 'ry Bll H 1946 t t t 5 r orns s a e ourna ment co medalist and l946 and I947 Northern Conference med ohst La ry Eaton tees oH Members of Greeley Hugh s golf squad are left to right Marv Woolf Bull Hams Bull Kinney Bob Davls Alex Lopkoff George Forbes Duck Sagel Larry Eaton and Gene Frazler 'U 'saw 51- f wmulif. ' 7 ' . I i ' ' yu--X-....W - E AW V l. 4. a . l .4 N' l Q M N 1 44 ' Y in v'r-4, Z, 0 J M. 4 -f 5 9.7, ,diff Q ,. f YN Q my , V., W 5 uf. W A A is ,ff 49' 7 ' ' 1 vu K W M.. . M .1 , ., My A 31. gals s s ll' I Even though school started two weeks late gurls athletic tournaments went unto full swung last fall wuuh 90 gurls sugnung up for speedball As long as weather permutted a rough brand of ball was enuoyed by all Because of the coal struke GAA was unable to sponsor a volleyball tourna ment One hundred gurls signed up for the basketball tournament Thus num ber was so great that us was umpossuble to complete the tournament un the length of tume guven to basketball but the games turnisned many after-school thrills and spills. Honor came to GHS and the sharp shooters when they won the State league shooting con- test tor the second straight year. Softball closed girls' athletic program for this year. Approximately 70 girls signed up for softball. They slugged it out with the vigor of the big leaguers. Because the girls cooperated so well and signed up tor sports in such large numbers, it was made possible for GAA to have a very successful year. 4 tues and socual lute for GHSers The memorable events of thus memorable year are recorded here to remand the readers of thus annual of the gauety and laughter whnch fllled the months from November of 46 to May of 47 acfwcfces calenbafz :Y O The year of l946 and I947 was full of activi- Cheerleaders leadung yells at the Homecommg pep rally In the Sterlung Theater I November wos lorgely o build up to ond o recovery from Homecoming The gome ployed on o muddy ond snowy fueld the dooce Two nughfs eorly an the max up over dotes the fnrst reol porode smce the wor the rolly ot the Sterling these ore the memornes to be stored for l-lomecommg V946 ' ,.,- Janet Kunball presents the trophy for wnnnmg Homecoming float to Har net Brown of Berry s homeroom The wmnmg float of the Hamecom :ng parade WOUZMIJZQ - I , . l 4 I I I I , . , S ' .3 ' W ' ' 1 1 , 5 . 1 . . - , 39' I I I I 1.2 . . novem Zi The 1946 homecoming bon hre sllhouetted ogomst an evening sky Homecommg royalty Kang Moore and Queen Gilchrist Snake dancers wrlthmg down the Sffeef A boisterous Greeley Hn oudlence ot the pep rally Iv I, f A Thanksgiving assembly program Screaming GHSers at lunior assembly l4002l44l78'L I Thonksgiving, the Sodie l-lowkins donce ot the Greeley Youth Center, ond the first round of cool strike interrupted homework, were port of Greeley High life during the rest of November. This was the first month of more or less settled school. GA orkers clustered about GHS Thanksgiving bas kets Hanrless Joe Peterson GHS Christmas Tree erected by GAA Sophs square dance at their annual 1 PONY GA members receive Whate Chnstmas glfts Beouteous sophomore tumblers enter- tain the 49ers ZCZWJJUL H M HIGH sc:-lool. D M3-4 'wr' Who s Igglestrom, anyway? GREEI-EY CO'-0 Exphnlhvn of Mlfkl Card players at the sensor party w7lhll!l SCHOLARSHIP REPORT TO PARENTS N ame 0-Lf A-tv.w.J Sub ec! AA, D ern kg Semester IN Supenor Above Average AVERAGE Below Ax erage Failure L Incomplete GRADE Fon NINE wssks Grade 'rmm 1'-mu hr smmn Absent 'run I NC -'11-Q -7.'T e' Remark 614,401 441 4?LLH ' Teacher s Signature UMPORTANT SEE RPNPR IDF? ,gf Champ Janes at the pnng pong table Merry semors crowd unto a pneture 'anuaful 1f5fMf. LY 5 x, 3 M R .' ,,,, . , . . .. . . .. C QQ SQQQ S A SSAA ,QQfeQSQ'fQeQ:Va R S S I R A B IQ! D F L IW . 5 -Y Q. 2l7'LUl2-'L The Andrews slsfers have nothmg on Price Valadez and Uhrlch Prexy Frltschel enfertams the sensor breakfast 91 Sensors consume food at a mad rare GHSers shuffle at the councul span sored movue dance 6Zl7'!.LLG'Ll' S7 Carnival chaurmen back raw Mnldred Prathe Betty Lyster Lola Bllllngton Wulma Stoll second row Patty Fleld Lucnlle Sutzman Maruan Gnlchrust Jean Burscough Margaret Sandusky fron raw Mary Dee Duncan Julnanne Fuscher Joan Bally Darlene Sltzman Theresa Scholtx Sue Remnck not shown Dons Wlllson Johanna Lmdou 0 Throuoh 0 whirl of New York night spots nnvol moved from booth to booth The blornng of toy horns shouts of the Western Unuon gurls ond Iough termungled hgurotlvely Speoklng Q wuth the Contettu ond shootang serpentine A more efflcuent rn thod of selling the script speeded up proceednngs tor the merry rnokers ond Sev erol ungenuous new booths provided o touch of novelty E ec s ates t the GA 6 ' fs -, ,E v Q .1 , D' - - I . i, F 5 . ' ' : r ' , , ' ' , ' : . 1 1 I I I - : I I l I . I ' I I . I : . . I . I I the revelers ot the troditionol GA Cor- A , I I ,K K ll ' ll ' ' . 1 ' rf 6 e ' ' ' ' I l nor Mu ick decor or ' rniv Carmval dancers Carnival un the making The pause that refreshes S I gezm 1.31: L, an v ' y, U Q U 4 , L, - r Q 1 R , 5 4 . a xv? A f f A . 1' 1325 I X I r Zliiltdi Conterence Jan Howe--Abby Brewster Pat Field-Martha Brewster Arvid Johnson-Jonathan .lack Bennett-Mortimer Bill Compton-Rev. Harper Mary Lux--Elaine Harper Spank Shaw-Dr. Einstein Lloyd Marts-Lt. Rooney Gordon Brenclmle-Mr. Witherspoon Bob Davis-Mr. Gibbs Gerald Kent-Officer Klein Max Richardson-Officer Brophy Bill Boekel--Officer O'Hara Teddy Tolman Roosevelt and mouth Stage crew in one of its stages X Arsenic ond Old Loce o howl ang success on Broodwoy not long ogo proved on equolly greot success when presented Februory 27 ond 28 by the sensor closs The flendlsh brother worried nephew crozy cunts ond bewnld ered policemen of the ploy covorted through the scenes keeping everyone nn the ou duence olternotely loughung ond shuddenng Bennett in a dilemma .L Greeley Hugh cheerleaders for the state basketball tournament Greeley Huqh went to the Stote Bosket boll Tournament nn o body to support the teom an the bottle for Stote Chomp Thouqh we lost the Wald Cots put up o mernoroble bottle ond never lost theur spnrnt Ramon Moore newly elected State Student Councrl Prexy Delegates to State Student Councrl meetmg an Fort Callrns march ,r U -fe .A ,, ,vw V t X ,. N Y fffii . 54, u E I - , 'r 15 3 Papa Ed McCartney Mama Luz Crawley Emma Roberta Howard Jake Jerry Starbuck Mrs Yoder Velma Corstens State Trooper Brendle Glenn Canum W 5 at f' I Papa IS thwarted by the state palace Pennsylvania Dutch comedy amused the audnenee at the junuar play Papa ls All presented Aprul ll and I2 The tnals and trubulatuans of the Au karnp tamnly darnnnated by auto Cratuc: Papa were at last resolved by the Cast Yes Mrs Yoder uw- apic Stern Papa dnctafes to Jake -a- Pomtmg the gef 671.1 Cross sect on of a locke cleanup 'Y' G eeley Hugh tes stomp saddle shoes 0 Aprnl had a Saddle Shoe Stomp a phone struke dnsastrous to soclal late a musuc festival and a locker clean up which strewed the halls with debris It had a gumor play an Easter assembly and the furst touches of sprung fever whuch set Gl-lSers gazmg out of classroom wmdows and thmkmg of anythmg but the ohcommg fmals GHS music soloists in the Northern Colorado Music Festival WMI- iii Moy-the lost full month of school, the time when seniors begin to wonder if school wos reolly so bod ofter oll. The prom, Oronge ond Block Doy, elec- tions, preporotions for commence- ment ond boccoloureote, ond the closing sociol whirl ofthe school yeor filled Moy more thon full Suffers dancers and eaters on Orange W 'Mk ond Block Day x 4 Ambfous GHS moles surmount msurmount able obstacles afwl Q1 T 5 B-A '1s Upper left semor gurls or work un the tug o wor rlghf Lopkoff and the gunny sack race A mon IS known by the company he keeps Upper nght Swmg Band at Orange ond Black Day assembly left Papa and Old Lace Color day coronahon , , V X ' ' A u A l .W ll A 2 , , O Towerung ucebergs n o r t tm e r n llghts ond glustennng snow drafts formed the bockground forthe Arctic Summer Prom enode held ot the Student Unuon Bollroom Moy l7 Mory Anne Morruson lovely lunuor gurl wos crowned wnth o glitter ang ucucle crown ond krssed an the trod: tuonol monner by Romon Moore gunnor closs pres The camera catches the audience woltzmg to sweet musrc Ray Moore Jumor Prexy performs has duty wlth pleasure Attendants watch the crownmg I I , . 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