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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1951 volume:

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Those who have been responsible for the production of this year's Annual are to be commended for their efforts. They have produced a volume that merits our congratulations , to all who had a part in making the SPUD of l95l a true reflec- tion of life at Greeley High School. May l express to you, the students and faculty of Greeley High School, my sincere gratitude for your loyalty and cooperation during the years that l have had the privilege to serve you as your Superintendent of Schools. Sincerely yours , H MQ!! H. A. Moore I --.. Y ' ,. , 1 . 1 , A , 74 f . 1 -Q - ' f 'W W xl . 5726 , ' Y , Q x . W- M.- if ?' . AaJ,x','.A1- fx? N.. in af G.H.S. MID -' CENTU 1 i rl' X.-me 4-,., K' Q, if ,sf . .lg A ,. L!-53 ' ei! .YV .xxx X W., 1 K ,nf .Lai MQ? J . rn'--L 1 .,1, 1 w I I 5 bw? 9, , ,lywfflf gwfffffww mfzwgiwg zggfiwfffym W W F W X ww MSW M aw N X wifi? JW A ' IIA' 'I QSM E034 . 1 0,y l I. W2 Qumfc XXOAIL IXCLGI XC' --k- N qw D UUOTIQYFD NZISIZLLIIYU 9h WL C I Cvnnuod, Juan IQ E005 G . CMO! gtfoe LAS QDQ-VI C C ,RQ 19+ IRQ!-Y XID OL ID QQLDIIQILA C M QIEUQIQG QQQQR-O PR O now DU! rs ,9 n FI? my Q0 fglanl QAAXINIIZ lxadff. 6 REEL 1 REEL LIFE AT GREELEY HIGH kouc Kf 42 REEL 2 OFFICE BRASS, TALENT SCOUTS, DIRECTORS Au A h K' c REEL 3 ACADEMY AWARDS REEL 4 ROYALTY REEL 5 STARS OF '51 c REEL 6 STARS OF TOMORROW REEL 7 SPEAR-CARRIERS REEL 8 ON THE LOT c REEL 9 SPORTSCOPE REEL 10 CHS REVIEWS 1950-1951 N50 N REEL LIFE AT GREELEY HIGH IS A FILM THAT YOU, THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY, HELP- ED MAKE. IT PRESENTS A PICTORIAL, LITERARY REVIEW AND RECORD OF THE EVENTFUL YEAR OF 1950-51. AS YOU LOOK THROUGH YOUR SPUD IN FUTURE YEARS, WE HOPE YOU WILL BE ABLE TO RE- CALL AT LEAST ONE OUTSTANDING INCIDENT OR FRIEND YOU HAVE MADE AT GREELEY HIGH. IN DOING SO THE PIRPOSE OF TI-IIS BOOK WILL BE FULFILLED. SINCERELY, YOUR 1951 SPUD STAFF K6:-Q M' time 4Z,,,2f,z,,,.fd'a' aa' cm-Cf Q adfaffug Fdif- 3 QED ' A Sim' f-ww 0 W 4,?6'f V ,wN'Zf5 -74.-..J,6IZ 4 Z-:, sz I I W f ms .asm ,M I warm Immillea' , ,Q GIQQI WM., , 'IQ' Q9 LINEN-. A :gh gchwx M 5 F:-'F.,g gh- ' ET WY A 'lx 'Illu- I vu-ww :tl T' rl? I Y 3' 'll Ill lu M- --I .. r-- 922' I v ,- , A-1, . wwf, ' ill 52:- 5258 THIS IS OUR SCHOOL, GHEELEY HIGH. IT IS THE STUDIO AROUND WHICH HEEL LIFE CIIICULATES. IN IT, UNUEII BLAZING LIGHTS, CAIIEIZAS 'TLFIIN TO PIIODUCE IIILYII AFTEII FILNI OF PICTURES. OIIIECTOIIS, STAIIS, ANTI EYTIRAS ALL AIIE A PAIIT OF OUH SCHOOL A'-III HELP MAKE IT A HETTEII PLACE TO WOIIIQ AND IIAIQIQ IfIIIIiNIJS. i 9M :fmj, My mm QJQJMWQ D F wwgjifibw My as DMN WML W W ,M ,vafjw WWJ Qwqwflf 4! DIRECTORS THE DIRECTOR, OR MovIE MAGNATE, IS THE HUB ,AROUND wmcH THE ACTIVITIES OF THE LOT REvoLvE. UNDER HIS GUIDANCE ANDSUPERVIS- C ION, SMOOTH OPERATION AND QUALITY OUTPUT HEQLHOLL ARE AssURED. DR. HOLLIS MOORE, SUPERIN- EIIPISA TENDENT OF THE GREELEY PUBLIC SCHOOLS. UQL-Afo I-us DoNE MUCH T0 MAKE r-EEL LIFF 'AT CREE- 105-C9053 LEY HIGH MORE THAN A NAME. HE HAS SET UP IYOKBSUP STANDARDS TOWARD AN IDEAL. oUR SUPERIN- L51 QRIN TENDENT CAME TO GREELEY THREE YEARS AGO TQN0 FROM KERRVILLE, TEXAS. IT IS WITH MUCH RE- EN GRET THAT WE sEE HIM GO ON TO LARGER FIELDS IN EDUCATION BECAUSE HE HAS DONE MUCH TO IMPROVE AND FUTHER sUCCEss OF OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS. TOP T116 SHOWN: LEFT TO RIGHT ARE DR. OLIVER L. TROXEL, RAY KILEY, DR. HOIJ.IS A. MOORE MISS VIOLA MAYBURN, MRS. CARL MCKINLEY, WILLIAM S. GARNSEY, III, AND DON KINNEY. A GROUP OF DIRECTORS, WORKING UNDER DR. MOORE, IS OUR BOARD OF EDUCATION. IT IS COMPOSED OF A GROUP OF CIVIC-MINED MEN AND WOMEN WILLING TO DOFIATE THEIR TINIE AND EFFORT TO PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS AND SUPERVISE FIN- ANCIAL PROQLEMS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT 5. DURING PHE PAST YEAR THEY HAVE SET UP A HOT LUNCH PROGRAM DI SEVERAL SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT GREELEY. UNDER THEM, ALSO, A BUILDING PROGRAM OF TWO NEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS TIAS 'TEEN STARTED. GREELEY HIGH IS INDEED HONORED TO HAVE SUCH A FINE GROUP OF CITIZENS TO HELP DIRECT REEL LIFE. A DAY IN Tl-IE LIEE OE MR. JENSEN DIRECTING THE IMMEDIATE LOT AROUND GREE LEY HIGH IS MR. HENRY C. JENSEN. MR. JENSEN ISN'T IN THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR OFTEN, AS HIS MAIN OBJECTIVE IS TO SEE THAT GHS RUNS SMOOTHLY, AND THUS PRODUCING A PERFECT PICTURE, REEL LIFE. MR JENSEN CAME TO GREELEY HIGH THIS YEAR FROM NEBRASKA. TAKING OVER THIS POSITION HAS MEANT INCREASED RESPONSIBILITIES THAT HE HAS CARRIED OUT SUCCESSFULLY. MR. JENSEN ENTER- ED OUR SCHOOL NOT ONLY AS PRINCIPAL, BUT ALSO OUR FRIEND. THE PHOTOGRAPHS ON THIS PAGE SHOWA FEW INCIDENTS IN ONE OF MR. J GREELEY HIGH. ENSEN'S BUSY DAYS AT OFFICE BRASS CASTING FOR ROLES IN REEL LIFE AT GREELEY HIGH IS DONE BY THE HOURS OF OFFICE BRASS. MANY HARD WORK ARE COMPLETED BY THEM EACH DAY. MR. RICHARD A. BIDDLE, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL AND BOYS' ADVISOR AT GHS TALKS TO ONE OF THE STU- ALSO DENTS AT OUR SCHOOL. HE SERVES AS A TRI HER. GANOMETRY TEAC- RS WILCOX, AND MRS. TREMBATH, M . MRS. HORNSBY ARE SECRETARIES TO MR. JESNEN, MR. BIDDLE, AND MISS RHINER. A FEW OF THEIR MANY DUTIES ARE FILING, WRITING LET- TERS, CHECKING ATTENDANCE, AND SELLING LUNCH TICKETS. 7k 4. I Jff 'f,,. Mxss ETHELYNE RHINER, HERE, GIRLS' ADVISOR AND ONE OF THE GA SPONSOIE, CHECKS ON A RE- CENT ABSENTEE WITH BARBARA ALONG GILLESPIE, OFFICE GIRL. wrm HER GUIDANCE. woRK, Mxss RHINER TEAC:-ms ALGEBRA AND GEOMETRY. ,Q I Q. 1, gf I ARTS FRANK BACII, ART AND CRAFTS, SPUD STAFI-I SPONSOR PETE ITAMATO, METAL SIIOP, BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE, IIEAD BASEBALL COACH IVAN CI14l1AI,lCll, MECHANICAL DRAWING AND HEAD WRESTLING COACH I 4' DONALD GRIFFITH, INDUSTRIAL ARTS M155 VIRGINIA PRANIQIQ, CLOTHING AND PEP PORR SPONSOR MISS JULIA ROLAND, FOODS AND IIOIIE ARTS 5 H w!'y nl' gk , , COMMERCE MRS. MARY GARDNIiR,'1'yIfING, BEGINNING BUSINESS, CIIAIRIIIAN OF SOPIIOMORE CLASS SPONSORS MRS. MILDRIGD lIII,I,, SIIORTIIAND, SECRETARIAI. PRACTICE, SIJBD BIISINESS SPONSOR PALII. MARSIIALL, UOOIQEEPING, UEGINNING BUSINESS, BAA AND SQUARE DANCING CLUB SPONSOR ,Z X ,q ' 1 A53 FOREIGN LANGUAGES MISS VERA SULLIVAN, SPANISH AND NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SPONSOR MRS. KATHLEEN PIIELPS, LATIN, GERMAN, CHAIRMAN OF GA W Iffjljvf ENGLISH A, My M ,M , IW, Iw ,A.ll. Xb. I HAROLD ADCOCK. ENGLISII..Dr:GI:II,ING IODRNALISM, HIGH LIGHT AND QIIILL AND SCROLL SIIONSOR MRS. DORA RLAGEN, ENGLISH, CREATIVE WRITING, SPUD LITERARY SPONSOR, ASSEMBLY ORGANIZATION SPONSOR I MISS IIELICN COONTZ, ENGLISH, AND IIOWDY CLUB SIIONS M MRS. GIIACR DAWSON, ENGLISH, ADV CED MASQUE AND MALLET SPONSOR , Q N GUNNISON, ENGLISH, BEGINNING DRAMATICS, RADIO PRODUCTION, V THESPIAN SPONSOR MRS. LYND LAMONT, ENGLISH, ASSEMBLY ORGANIZATION SPONSOR WILLIAM SIDEBOTTOM, ENGLISH, CHAIRMAN OF JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS Z X ...hmzali 'ki W 4- LIBRARY MISS LOIS IIICKMAN, LIIJARIAN, RED CROSS SPONSOR I-IEALTI-I and PHYSICAL EDUCATION JIRI IIAGGOT, BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH, IIEAD BASKETBALL AND GOLF COACH RICHARD NOLAN, BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH, ALGEBRA, HEAD FOOTBALL COACH AND G CLUB SPONSOR MRS. AIAIIY IYILLE, GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH, GAA SPONSOR 7 I I Ni X . E S ' .2 I' XIII, ROARIJMAN, ORCHESTRA INSTRUCTOR YEARL FAULKNI-Ill, BAND INSTRUCTOR AND LYRE CLUB SPONSOR MISS IIICLICIN IANNEII, VOCAL IIUSIC AND PIANO SCIENCE andMATI-IEMATICS KFINNETII TFICTMAN, BIOLOGY AND SCIE JOUR BIQIHIY, ADVANCED ALGEBRA AND CHEMISTRY CLARENCE COFFEY, PIIYSICS AND FUND IIIATI -Igpj SPRINGSTUN, ALGEBRA CEOIIIETRY, DRIVING ED A me A I NCE CLUB SPONSOR SOCIAL STUDIES ELDON BOWIJZIIS, AMERICAN IIISTORY AND IRC SPONSOR GERALD GARDNER, SOCIAL PROBLEMS WORLD IIISTORY STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSOR DONALD POPIIAM, AIIIERICAN IIISTORY AND CIILSS CLUB SPONSOR I XX,- ' . W fI I' 'fu VCDCATIONAL EDUCATION MEL ADAMS, VOCATIONAL AG AND FFA SPONSOR EARL WELLS, OCCUPATIONS DISTRIBUTII E EDUCATION CIIAIRMAN OF SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS YV CHOOL e P-5 5 P1-AC ER R XNC, H ART TAKX-N2 ISZEFORE FIND TU ' DEN RS. 5 'IU ERE ISI S. . A 5 TO CY-ASSE URSE CHECLS N N wil-L E ETURN OUGH T0 R LONG AFTER OUR STUDIO IS DESERTED, THE TECH- NICIANS CONTINUE WORKING TO PERFECT THE SET FOR ANOTHER DAY'S WORK. OUR CUSTODIANSJJOHN TROUDT, JOE REDMAN AND MAX SHERWOOD, HAVE LOTS OF WORK TO DO EACH DAY AFTER THE SET HAS BEEN CLUTTERED UP BY STAGE-HANDS. JO! , JOE REDMAN, AND MAX SHERWOQD, TECHNICIANS on THE SET AT GREELEY HIGH, CHOO- SE up TO sas wHo swsaps THIRD FLOOR. iN TROUDT ,-.. 1- Oi xv-1 VITAL ASSET O NECESSARY TO COMPLETE OUR PICTURE IS THE HOT LUNCH KILY BY A GROUP OF WOMEN. MRS. MARY COZZENS, MRS. RS. C. E. COFFEY, MRS. j. R. LAWSON N 3 GIVEN CREDIT FOR PROGRAM, PR MABLE FAGER , IRS. I.. E. .SPU THE VARIET TECHNICIANS THE NURSE--WHAT AN IMPORTANT ROLE SHE PLAYS IN THE FILM, REEL LIFE AT GREE- LEY HIGH, ALWAYS READY TO LEND A HELPING HAND TO THOSE WHO ARE ILL. HERE AT GHS, MRS. STUART IS OUR NURSE. IT IS HER JOB TO CHECK STUDENTS AFTER AN ILLNESS BEFORE THEY RETURN TO CLASS. EPARED BERG, MRS. LEONA HAYES, RLOCK, AND MRS. BLANC! Y OF FOOD PLANNED EAC IIE GILBERT SHO H DAY. ULD ,, C ,M fl 50 JAQWWW wjWN51QM3?, Q29 A , -5. 5555 4 I ., -.. W if ff? 1 KLMQUEZLZ-L D x 5 5 SCHOLARSHIP MAKING A RECORD FOR HIMSELF, LEROY PETERSON IS THE ONLY SENIOR WHO RECEIVED A GOLD G FOR HIS 5.0 SCHOLASTIC AVERAGE FOR ALL THREE YEARS AT HE HAS BEEN ACTIVE IN STUDENT COUNCIL AND E LAST YEAR. HE GHS. LTERNATE TO BOYS STAT CIETY THIS YEAR. WAS AN A WASA MEMBER OFNATIQNAL HONOR S0 LEADERSHIP MADGE YEOIVIAN RECEIVED A GOLD G IN LEAD- ERSIIIP FOR HER OUTSTANDING WORK IN ALL AROUND ACTIVITIES AT GREELEY HIGH. DURING THE PAST YEAR MADGE SERVED AS EDITOR-IN- CHIEF OF THE HIGH LIGHT AND PRESIDENT OF OUILL AND SCROLL, HONORARY ,IOURNALISTIC SOCIETY. EARLY THIS SPRING, SHE RECEIVED THE HIGH HONOR OF BEING ELECTED DAR GOOD CITIZEN FROM OUR SCIIOOL. MADGE ALSO IS AN ACTIVE THESPIAN AND IIOLDS AN OFFICE IN IRC. LAST YEAR SHE WAS ONE OF THE THREE DELEGATES GHS SENT TO GIRLS' STATE. CLARK VANDERHOOF, PRESIDENT OF STU DENT COUNCIL, IS ALSO A WINNER OF THE GOLD G LEADERSHIP AWARDS. THROUGHOUT HIGH SCHOOL, CLARK IIAS BEEN OUTSTAND- ING IN ATHLETICS AS WELL AS LEADERSHIP, PLAYING ON THE VARSITY BASKETBALL AND FOOTBALL SOUAD. DURING HIS SENIOR YEAR HE SERVED AS BASKETBALL CAPTAIN CAPTAIN AND WAS SELECTED TO PLAY IN THE ALL-STATE BASKETBALL TILT IN DENVER. GOVERNING THE STUDENT BODY AT GREELEY HIGH AND PARTICIPATING IN STATE STUDENT COUNCIL MEETS WERE CLARK'S MAJOR ACTIVITIES. HE ATTENDED BOYS' STATE IN HIS .IUNIOR YEAR. LEADERSHIP RANDALL BAIN, ONE OF THE THREE GOLD G LEADERSHIP RECIPIANTS, IIAS BEEN OUT- STANDING AS A LEADER AT GIIS SINCE HIS SOPHOMORE YEAR. AS A SENIOR, BEING CLASS PRESIDENT AND ON TIIE VARSITY SQUAD IN BASKETBALL TOOK UP MOST OF HIS TIME, BUT HE STILL SERVED AS CO- SPORTS EDITOR ON TIIE HIGH LIGHT AND IIELD OFFICES IN OUILI., AND SCROLL AND BAND. BESIDES HIS LEADERSHIP ABILITY, RANDALL IIAS A HIGII SCHOLASTIC STAND- ING IN HIS CLASS. LAST YEAR IIE WAS A DELEGATE TO BOYS' STATE, WHERE IIE WAS ELECTED LT. GOVERNOR. . xii GIRLS' STATE' HELEN KILEY DM DELEGATES TO GIRLS' STATE ARE JUNIORS, CHOSEN BY THEIR CLASSMATES AND TEACHERS. SOMETIME IN JUNE THESE GIRLS ATTEND COLORADO WOMEN'S COLLEGE IN DENVER WHERE THEY MEET OTHER GIRLS FROM THROUGHOUT THE STATE AND LEARN MORE ABOUT STATE LEGISLATURE. REPRESENTING GREELEY HIGH THIS YEAR ARE: HELEN KILEY, ANN LINDOU, AND SHIRLEY WINTER. ALTERNATES7 LU- DENE ARNOLD, NANCY REED, AND MARY NOE. Q-7,010 Af .Auf Vw ff U5 5,455-rflliyibigfr 4j!M -1341! Q M01-U lb, I mf J 0 Dfw 5 gg! L jqbgwfz ANN LINDOU SHIRLEY WINTER BOYS' STATE BOB HOFF L-MER D H409 UN 2-Xu, 95036 MEYER-9 THIS YEAR,SlX BOYS, BILL DROEGEMUELLER, BOB HOFF, DON MEYERS, FRANK MORRIS, DICK SWAN- AND JERRY WINTERS WERE CHOSEN T0 ATTEND BOYS' STATE, HELD ANNUALLY AT CAMP GEORGE WEST IN GOLDEN, COLORADO. THEY ARE SPONSORED BY SEVERAL SERVICE CLUBS IN GRELEY AND ARE EPECIALLY PROMOTED BY THE AMERICAN LEGION TO PROVIDE THE PROPER KIND OF LEADERSHIP IN GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS. ORVAL JONES, LLOYD KINDSFATER, AND DICKMCKINLEY ARE ALTERNATES. N-.. ANK M T336 DICK SWAN F X UAH MADGE YEOMAN WAS SELECTED AS GHS'S 1951 DAR GOOD CITIZEN. BEING HIGH LIGHT EDITOR AND PARTICIPATING IN MANY OTHER ACTIVITIES CERTAINLY PROVED HER DEPENDABILITY, SER' VICE, LEADERSHIP, AND PATRIOTISM. I I I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY IS COMPOSED OF SENIORS SELECTED ON THE BASIS OF LEADERSHIP, SCHOLAR- SHIP, CHARACTER AND SERVICE. MISS SULLIVAN IS SPONSOR OF THE ORGANIZATION. THIS YEAR, NHS MEMBERS ARE: FIRST ROW, ROY SMITH, DOOLEY TOYNE, RANDALL BAIN, GEORGE LESATZ, ART BERGER, DON WINTER, CONRAD MILLER, HOWARD SHEEHY, LEROY PETERSON, DAVID DAHL, CLARK VANDERHOOF, AND PHIL STRONG. SECOND ROW, CORRINE CONNER, ELEANOR EDWARDS, JOYCE KLIEWER, DIXIE GLASS MARILYN WALTERS, JEAN ANN KURTH, MISS SULLIVAN, JANET CURREY, MADGE YEOMAN, BETTE CARBAUGH, AND LUANA MACPHERSON. THIRD ROW, CLAUDORA MAINS. NADYNNE BENNITT. PEGGY LOU HOLMAN, LUCILE JACKSON, CHARLINE ELFELDT, AND BEVERLY CARL, NOT PICTURED, JILL WEST. J ,,, , vw lam ,. M...-wa-v-M,, E 4 W 'wk -Q J .E g K 'www Q , Y Q ,,:, I, ' A A Q M V , 23, , 'IW 'M . , I If I , I ,. ig. , K J' f , we M - . 4x -In' -,K , 'V .5 . 1' T 'I ' f If' 1? ' 5 - I I 5 LII. A 'fl-law , I . EQ, 'Q ' - ., , ' Q 'fi - - '-I V, 5 N ,. M L 'S 1Q :, f Q I ,wx .f 1 'S if I 1, 1 I ' of wx I ' I I 2?-r' F ,mx rf QIQ, 5? I I H 4 'W' lys Y I STAR ATI-ILETES THIS YEAR AN OUTSTANDING ATHLETE WAS NOT SELECTED FOR THE BLAKE AWARD. THE SPUD DECIDED TO MAKE A SUBSTITUTION TO HONOR SEVERAL ATHLETES BY PICTURING THOSE WHO WERE ALL-STATE AND ALL-CONVERENCE IN VARIOUS SPORTS. THE FOLLOWING BOYS ARE ALL-CONFERENCE: FIRST ROW, JERRY MCMILLEN AND FRANK MORRIS, BASEBALL 1950. SECOND ROW, DON KURTH, GARY CRAVE N, JIMMY LANDIN, AND ROY SMITH, TENNIS. THIRD ROW, LEON COOPER, ALL CONFERENCE WRESTLING: RICHARD EVANS, ALL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL AND SELECTED TO PLAY IN THE ALL-STATE GAME: GEORGE LESATZ, ALL-STATE BASKETBALL: CLARK VANDERHOOF, ALL-STATE BASKETBALL? AND GEORGE SHEPERD, ALL CONFERENCE WRESTLING. BACK ROW, HUBERT MOORE, TEQY BERG, AND LEONARD PROTHE, ALL CONFERENCE TRACK. OUTSTANDING PEP-PURR HOSEN OUTSTANDING PEP-PURR OF THE YEAR WAS EAN ANN KURTH, WHO HAS ENDED THREE YEARS OF .CTIVE PARTICIPATION IN THE ORGANIZATION BY SER' ING AS PRESIDENT DURING HER SENIOR YEAR AND AN FFICER THE REST OF THE TIME. JEAN ANN RECEIVED GIFT FOR HER CONTRIBUTION OF HARD WORK AND OYALTY TO PEP CLUB. I- X QB XKXQ . mf NJN I x X I X OUTSTANDING GAA CAROLE MELTON WAS SELECTED AS THIS YEAR 'S OUTSTANDING GAA GIRL. SHE HAS BEEN VERY ACTIVE IN GAA INTRA-MURAL SPORTS THROUGH- OUT HIGH SCHOOL AND SERVED AS PRESIDENT OF THE ORGANIZATION DURING HER SENIOR YEAR. FOR HER ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN THE SPORTS PROGRAM, EARNING 1000 POINTS,CAROLE RECEIVED A GOLD PLATED LOVING CUP, AND CARVED HER NAME ON THE TRADITIONAL GAA BENCH ALONG WITH PAT SMITH, OUTSTANDING SENIOR. MARGIE STIZMAN, PEGGY WELLS, AND DONNA CRAVEN RECEIVED HONORABLE MENTION. X, 5 Til Y' XJ I Q 5 3 is L ,J . X XJ I' . f A iffy . 12 ' -.J 'x K N Q , ,I A Q , I w , X J ' ix L A C T S x N . 3 Tx , ,Q QI Y . ' I 59 N FJ :J A ' IN, Sf'- ff il? Qi I .2 4 ,gi if f' U, If X- PQ N 4' Q .1 5 ,1 A 1 52 Q52 vi I 1, Y -1 w ff Q ribs f f , , K- is AQ ,. if 1 -1 1 X , AJ' 554 5, nk I Im. A 9, 4 1? X ,Si QV N I 15 9135211 I ' ?,i'r1ff2fX H if , df ' A IN MEMORIAM THE CLASS OF 1951 WILL NOT SOON CEASE TO FEEL THE LOSS OF A POPULAR MEMBER, JERRY ALLEE WHO BECAME ILL AND FAILED TO BEGIN HIS CAREER ON THE LOT AT GHS. 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SENIOR COUNCIL RANDALL BAIN EORGE LICSATZ CIIARLINE ELFELDT PRESIDENT v Icx-: PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER USTAIRWAY TO THE STARS, MIGHT WELL HAVE BEEN THE THE ME SONG THAT MOTIVATED HILL WOLAND MARSHALL GARDNER BARBARA LOFSREN BERRY SHIRLE Y MARICLE DAWSON NORMA ROMHILD WELLS BETTY SPOMER BLAGEN SYLVIA ANDREWS NORMAN ARMSTRONG IRENE HINZELMAN DAN LEADBETTE THE LOWLY SOPHOMORES TO CON- TINUE THE LONG TRAIL OF ED- UCATION TO THE SENIORS, OR STARS. IN THEIR SCRAPBOOK OF MEMORY, THE GRADUATING MEM- BERS OF REEL LIFE WILL RE- CALL OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY AND MORNING, NOON, AND NIGHT, APPEARING ON VARIOUS PAGES WILL: BE THE PIC- TURES OF NEVER-TO-BE-FORG- OTTEN FRIENDS AND THEIR PAR- TICULAR ACHIEVEMENTS DURING HIGH SCHOOL DAYS. 1 1 SYLVIA ANDREWS GA 1, 2, 31 PEP CLUB 1, 2 3. OFFICER 2, 34 STUDENT COUNCIL 1, C11o1R an OR- CHESTRA 13 CLASS COUN- CIL 2, 3, JR. PLAY COM- M1TTEE 2, SR. PLAX Com- MITTEE 3 SR. PLAY CAST 3 TOM ARMAGOST BAA 3 DON ADAMS STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 2, 3, BAA 1, 2, 33 CLASS COUN- CIL 1, 29 CLASS OFFICER 1, 2: G CLUB 1, 2, 35 OFFICER 35 FOOTBALL 2, 35 WRESTL- ING 1, 2, 3: Co-CAPTATN 3, TRAC1: 11 BASEBALL 1, 2, 3 CARMEN ALBARREN GA1, 2, 3 WARREN ANDERSON BAA 1, 2, WRESTLING 2, 3 SR. PLAY CAST 3 CARRIE AGENS GA 1, 2, 3, DE 3 GR AC E ANDERSON GA 1, 2, 3: PEP CLUB 1, 2, 3: GAA 1, 2, 3: CHOIR 2, 35 ORCHESTRA IQ JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 2, SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 35 TIIESPIANS -31 SPEECH CLUB 2, 3 RUBY ANDREWS GA 1, 2, 3 NORMAN ARMSTRONG DARLENPI ARNOLDE BAA 1, 2, 3, BAND 1, 2, 3, GA 1, 2, 3, JR. PLA1' COM- CLASS COUNC1L 3, G CLUIJ MITTEE 2, DE 3 2, 3, FOOTBALL 2, 3 SR. PLAY CAST 3 DOROTHY RACIIMAN STUDENT COUNCIL 2, GA 1, 2, 3, PEP CLUB 3i JR. RED CROSS 3, BAND 1, 2, 3g OFFICER 2, 3, CLASS COUN- C1L 2, JR. PLAY COMMIT- TEE 2, SR. FLA1' Com1x11T- TE1-: 3, REP BAND 3, LYRE CLUB 3 NAOMI BEEMRR GA 1, 2, 3, PEP CLUB 1, 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, C11O1R 2, 3, CLASS COUNCIL 1, 21 JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 23 SR. PLAX COMMITTEE 31CIIEER- LEADER 2, 3 KENNETH BELL BAA 1, 2, 3: BAND 1, 2, 3, PEP BAND 1, 2, 3, LXRE CLUB 3 RANDALL RAIN STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 2, 3i BAA 1, 2, 3, 111GB L1G11T 2, 3, EDITORIAL STAFF 2, 3, BAND 1, 2, 3, OFFICER 3, CLASS COUNCIL 1, 3, QUILL AND SCROLL 2, 3, OFFICER 3, .PEP BAND 2, 3, FOOT- BALL 1, 2, BASKETBALL 1, 2, 32 TRAC1: 12 GOLF 2, 3, JR. RED CROSS 2, COLO. BOYS' STATE DELEGATE AND OFFICER 2, NATIONAL STUDENT COUNC1L DELE- GATE, LYRE CLUB 3 NBS 3 ALICE BELCIIER GA 1, 2, 3, NAIJYNNIC BPINNITI' STUDENT COUNCIL 3, GA 1, 2, 31 OFFICER 3, FEP CLUB 1, 2, 3, CLASS COUN- C1L li JR. PLA1' CAST 2, JR. PLAY CO1,1m1TTEE 22 THESPIANS 2, 3, SPEEC11 CLUB 1, 2, 3, OFF1C1-:R 3 Nus 3 NFL 3 LORICN BORTII MANY BRANEN BAND 1, 2, 3: ORCHESTRA GA I, 2, 3, PEP CLUB 1 2 2.31 PEP BAND 1,2.31FOO'P 3g SPUD BUSINESS STAFF 2, BALL 15 BASKETBALL MGR. JR'1JLAY COMMITTEE QLSR. 1, 2, 32 BASEBAIJL 31 LYRE PLAY COMMITTEE 3 CLUB 3 ART IEERCER STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 2, 3: BAA 1, 2, 3, BAND 3, OR- CHESTRA 1, 2g CLASS COUN - CIL 1, 25 CLASS OFFICER 29 C CLUB 1, 2, 3g OFFICER 21 SWING BAND 1, 29 FOOT- BALL 1, 2, 31 CO-CAPTAIN 3,I3ASI:ETBALL 1, 2pTRACI: 1, 2, 31 WRESTLING 3 NHS 3 JACK BICGS STUDENT COUNCIL 2, BAA 1, 2, 31 C CLUB 2,35 BASILET- BALL 11 BASEBALL MGR 1, 2 ROBERT BLACK BAA 1, 2, 31 CLASS COUNCIL 35 STUDENT COUNCIL 3 MARTHA BERREY GA I, 2, 3g MAJORETTE 2, 3, CIIOIR 2, 3g CLASS COUNCIL Ig JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 2, SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 3 ELSIE BIERIG STUDENT COUNCIL 35 GA 1, 2, 33 DE 32 OFFICER 3g STATE DE OFFICER 3 EVELYN BLACKBURN GA 1, 2, 3:GAA 1, 2, 3: OFF- ICER 22 DE 3 WAYNE BRESS DON BIIOTIIERTON TRANSFERRED FROM WIG- STUDENT COUNCIL 3: BAA OINES IIIGII SCIIOOLQ FOOT- 1, 2, 3: G CLUB 2. 3: FOOT- BALL 3 BALL 2, 31 BASKETBALL 11 2, 32 BASEBALL 2, 3 I LESLIE BIIUMLEY WRESTLING 1 BOB BRUNSON JOAN BRUNGARD GA 1, 2, 3, DE 3 LLOYD BURKE BAA I, 2, 3, G CLUB 2, 31 BAA 1. 213i DE 3: FFA 1.2 DE 3, OFFICER 3, FFA 2, 3, TRAC1: 1 LAVONNE BUTLISII GA 1, 2, 3, CIIOIR 2, 31 JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 21 SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 3 BETTE CARBAUCII STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 2, ag GA I,2,3f 1-'EP CLUB 1, 2,33 ASSEIIIDLY ORGANIZATION 2,35 OFFICER 3g CIIOIR 2,33 CLASS COUNCIL 1, 21 CLASS OFFICER 23 -IR. PLAX COM- MITTEE 23 YOUTH CENTER COUNCIL 2, 35 TRIPLE TRIO 3iIIOWDH CLUB 1,2, 3: OFF- ICER 2, 32 JR. PROM QUEEN CANDIDATE ZLCOLO. GIRLS' STATE DELEGATE 2 NHS 3 CORINNE CONINOR GA 1, 2, 35 PEP CLUB 1, 2, 3:OFFICER 31 GAA2 3gOFFICER3pGAA1g ASSEM- BLY ORGANIZATION 2, 31 HIGH LIGHT 12 SPUD EDIT- ORIAL STAFF 23 JR PLAN: COMMITTEE 3, SR.PLAH COMMITTEE 3pTHESPlANS 3 NHS 3' Ll-ION COOPER BAA 1, 25 CLASS COUNCIL 22 CLASS OFFICER 29 G CLUB 2, 3, OFFICER 31 FOOTBALL 3, WRESTLING 1, 2, 3 LONNIE CAR BAUGH BAA 1, 2, BAND 1, 2, 3: G CLUB 1, 2, 33 FOOTBALL 1. 2, 31 WRESTLING 1, 2, 39 TRAC1: 1, 2 CATHERINE CARRAN ZA GA 1, 2, 3 BAR BARA COLEMAN TRANFERRED FROM OKLA- HOMA CITY , OKLAHOMA, GA 2, 35 JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 21 SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 3 BEVERLY CARL GA 1, 2, 3. I-'EP CLUB 3, JR RED CROSS 35 JR. PLAY COM MITTEE 2g SR. PLAY COM- MITTEE 39 IRC 3 NHS 3 IIARVI-EY CIELOIIA BAA 1, 2, 35 FOOTBALL 1, 2 31 BASILETBALL Ig TRAC15 15 BASEBALL 2, 3 BOB CONKLIN STUDENT COUNCIL 3, BAA 1, 2, 31 OFFICER 33 BAND 25 EAs11E'r13A1.L 1, 2, 3, TENN- xs 2,3 IIOIZEIVI' COX DONNA CRAVEN FFA1 GA 1, 2, 31 GAA 1, 2, 3, OFFICER 3 .IANFIT CURIIEY STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 2, 39 OFFICER ag GA I, 2, 3, PEP CLUB 1,2,3pGAA 1,2g SPUD EDITORIAL STAFF 2, 31 BAND 1, 2, 39 OFFICER 3: CIIOIR 3pJR. PLAY COMMIT- TEE 2, SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 3g SwING BAND 2, sp JR. PROM QUEEN CANDIDATE 2g STATE .STUDENT COUN- CIL DELEGATE 3: LYRE CLUI3 3 NHS 3 DAVID DAIIL BAA 2, 35 HIGH LIGHT 2, 35 EDITORIAL STAFF 2, 35 SPEECH CLUB 2, 31 OFFICER 3g IRC 2, 39 OFFICER 29 SCIENCE CLUB 2, 3 NHS 3 JOAN DERKSICN IIAIIILYN DACK TRANSFERRED FROM BRIGH- TON HIGH SCHOOL: GA 2, 31 JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 35 SR. PLA1 COMMITTEE 3 BARBARA IJEHART TRANSFERR ED FROM MOD- ETA, CALIFORNIA: GA 2, 3 JR. I-'LAX COMMITTEE 2 SPEECH CLUB 2 JUNE DORSEY GA 1, 2, 3g JR. PLAX COM- GA 1. 2, 31 CIZOIR 3 MITTEE 25 SR. PLAY COM- MITTEE 3' RICIIARD EVANS HOWDY FALCONER BAA 1, 2, 3, c. CLUB 2, 3. TRANSFERREDFROMVIOLA. FOOTBALL 1, 2, 3. BASILET- IOWA BALL lp BASEBALL I, 2, 3 KENNETH ECKIIART RONALD ECKIIART STUDENT COUNCIL 3. BAA BAA 1, 2, 31DE 31 FFA 1. 2 1.2.3:G CLUB 1, 2, 32 FOOT' BASKETBALL 1 BALL 11 BASEBALL 1, 2, 3 ELEANOR EDWARDS GA 1, 2, 35 PEP CLUB 3: HIGH LIGHT 1, 2, 3: EDITOR- AL STAFF 2, 3: SPUD EDIT- ORIAL STAFF 2,3pjR.PLAY COMMITTEE 2g SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 31 QUILL AND SCROLL 2, 39 OFFICER 31 IRC 2, 32 OFFICER 3 NHS 3 JOHN ERICKSON UAA 1. 2. 3 CHARLINE ELFELDT GA 1, 2, 3, OFFICER 3, PEP CLUB I, 2, 39 CLASS COUN- CIL 2, 3: CLASS OFFICER 3 STUDENT COUNCIL 32 ,IR PLAY COMMITTEE 29 SR PLAY COMMITTEE 3, JR PLAYCASTZQSPEECHCLUB 3: COLO. GIRLS' STATE DELEGATE 25 OFFICER 29 JR. PROM QUEEN CANDID- ATE 2 NHS 3 ROBERT ESOUIBEL BECKY FERGUSON STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 35 GA 1, 2, 35 HIGII LIGIIT 2, 3 EDITORIAL STAFF 31 JR PLAY COMMITTEE 22 SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 35 IRC ZJSCIENCE CLUB 2, 32 OFF- ICER 35 TIIESPIANS 3 VIRGINIA FLOT GA 1, 2, 31 DE 3 If DON FOOS MARTIN FREI BAA 3g DE sg STUDENT BAA 31 FFA 1, 2, ag COUNCIL 3 MARTHA GARCIA GA 1, 2, 3, JR. PLAY COM- DIXIE GLASS STUDENT COUNCIL 31 GA WTTEE2 1, 2, 3i OFFICER 2: PEP CLUB 3, CIIOIR 2, 31 JR. PLAY COMNIITTEE 2g SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 3 NHS 3 KENNETH GODDARD MANUEL GONZALES FFA 1, 25 FOOTBALL 11 DAA1:CIIOIR2:DE,I3AsE- BASEBALL 1 BALL 1 X MFIIHYL IIIGGASON GA 1, 2, 3,1-'EP CLUB 1, 2, 3, C11U1R 2, 3, CLASS COUL- C1L 3,1R. 1fLA1 CU111m1'1 1'EE 2,TR111LE TRIO 3, JR. RRU111 QUEEN CANDIDATE 2 IIHCNIC IIINZICLNIAN GA 1, 2, 3g PEP CLUB 2, 3 GAA 1, 2, 3, U1-'F1CER 3 ORCHESTRA 13 CLASS COUN- CILL3g JR. PLAY CAST 2p SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 3 fb PAT GRANT GA 1, 1, 3g PEP CLUB 3a 111011 LIGIIT 1, 2, 31 C11U1R 2, 3g JR. PLAX Co1111x11TTEE 2g SR. PLA1' CU1111111TTEE 3a SPEECH CLUB 1, 2, 31 IRC 3, CHESS CLUU 3 NFL 30,14 197 A rg- .3 1 7l7ga,.9f,yVI3 27, 0 1 1 ' DAL ETA HALL TONY GUERREHO 13AA I, 2 LODEMA HAMBURGER GA1,2,3 GA1,2,3,DE3 IHCIIARD IIAINKICL FFA 1, 2, 3, OFFICER 2, 3, WRESTLING 2 H013 HARRIS BAA 1, 2, 32 CLASS COUN- CIL 19 JR. PLAY CAST 2 JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 2 THESPIANS 2, 3: WRESTL- ING 11 SR. PLAY CAST 3 PH YLLIS HOECHER GA 1, 2, 31 PEP CLUB 1, 2: GAA 1, 24 JR. PLAY com- M1T'rEE 21 SPEECH CLUB 1, 2: DE 3 PEGGY LOU HOLMAN GA 1, 2, .3 PEP CLUB 2, 3 GAA 1, 31 HIGH LIGHT 31 JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 27 SPE- ECH CLUD 2, 3: OFFICER 3 NHS 3 NFL 3 3 LU CILLE JACKSON STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 21 GA 1, 2, 3, PEP CLUB 1, 2, 39 112. PLAY COMMITTEE 2: sR. PLAY COMMITTEE-3 NHS 3 BAR BARA HOOD JOHNSON TRANSFERRED FROM EATON HIGH SCHOOL, GA 2, 3 .f -ww. . . , 1 TH ERESA ,IELIN EK GA 1, 2, 3: JR. PLAY com MITTEE 2: DE 3 GRANT JOHNSON BAND 1, 3, c11Ess CLUB 3 ARLETA KECK MARY ANN KELLEY TRANSFERRED FROM 1:AN- GA 1, 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3 oRADo, KANSAS, GA 3, BAND 3, cBo1R 3 JEAN ANN KURTH STUDENT COUNCIL sp GA 1, 2, 3, OFFICER 31 PEP CLUB 1, 2, 3: OFFICER 1, 2, 32 GAA 3:OFFICER 31 JR. PLAY CAST 21 JR. PLAY COMMIT- TEE 2, SPEECH CLUB 2 NHS 3 I JOYCE LANCSTON GA 1, 2, 3 LO YAL KELSEY LYLE KENNEDY BAA 1,2, 31 CLASS COUNCIL BAA 1, 2, 3: BAND 1. 2, 31 1, JR. PLAY CAST 31 THES- LYRE CLUB 3 PIANS 32 FFA 1, 2g CHEER- LEADER 3 SR. PLAY CAST 3 HAROLD KERCHER FFA 2 NANC Y KNIGHT STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 2, 3, OFFICER 21 GA 1, 2, 3: PEP CLUB 1, 2, 31 OFFICER 3. GAA 1, 2, OFFICER 2, BAND 1, 2, an CHOIR 3, JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 2, SR. PLAY CoMM1T'rEE an SWING BAND 2, 3g LYRB CLUB 3 JOYCE KLIEWER GA 1, 2, 39 OFFICER 31 PEP CLUB 1, 2, 33 ORCHESTRA 1, 21 COLO. GIRILS' STATE ALTERNATE NHS 3 LOU KUHLMAN TRANSFERRED FROM LAW- TON, OKLAHOMA, GA 2, 35 CHOIR 2, 3: CLASS COUNCIL 29 SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 31 SPEECH CLUB 3: TRIPLE TRIO 2, 3 NFL 3 BILL LATTIMER DAN LEADBETTER BAA1, 2, 3g CLASS COUNCIL 35 FFA 1, 29 FOOTBALL 31 BASKETBALL IQTENNIS 2, 3 KATHRYN LEFFLER GEORGE LESATZ GA 1, 2, 35 JR. PLAY CGM- STUDENT COUNCIL 1: BAA MITTEE 2 1, 25 CLASS COUNCIL 3: CLASS OFFICER 31 C CLUB 2, 3, BASKETBALL 1, 2, 31 NHS 3 ALMA LESTER MARY LOU LINDE TRANSFERRED FROM Com- GA 1' 2, 3 PTON, CALIFORNIAL GA 35 SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 33 SR. PLAY CAST 3 LOWELL LIONBERGER BARBARA LOFGREN BAND 1, 2, 31 CHOIR 2, sp GA 1,2,3gPEP CLUB 1,2, sp WRESTLING 1, 2, sp LYRE c11o1R 2,3g CLASS COUNCIL CLUB 3 1, 3, JR. PLAY COMMTTEE 2, SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 3g TI-IESPIANS 3 SR. PLAY CAST 3 JERRY MCMILLEN STUDENT COUNCIL 2, 3, BAA 1, 2, 31 BAND 1, 2, 3, G CLUB 2, 3g SWING BAND SQHOWDT CLUB 3g OFFICER 3: FOOTBALL 1, 2, 3g BASK- ETBALL 1, 2g TRACIL 12 BASEBALL 1, 2, 3: CO-CAP- TAIN FOOTBALL 31 1:ING ARGYLE CANDIDATE 2 BOB MCNULTY BAA 1, 2, 3, DE 3, FFA 1, 2 .IULIA LUCIO GA 1, 2, 31 JR. PLAY Com- MITTEE 29 SR. PLAY COM- MITTEE 3 LUANA MAC PHE RSON STUDENT COUNCIL 35 GA 1, 2, 35 GAA 11 ASSEMBLY ORGANIZATION 2, 37 HIGH LIGHT 1, 2: JR. PLAY COM- MITTEE 25 SR. PLAY COM- MITTEE 31 TIIESPIANS 32 QUILL AND SCROLL 32 SPUD EDITORIAL STAFF 2, 31 SCIENCE CLUB 2, 3 NHS 3 SR. PLAY CAST 3 JERRY MCDONALD BAA 1, 2, 31 G CLUB 1, 2, 35 FFA 19 FOOTBALL 1, 2, 3, TRACII 1 ELIZABETH LYSTER GA 1, 2, 39 JR. PLCY Com- MITTEE 21 SR. PLAY COM- MITTEE 3, THESPIANS 3 CERRIE MCCREERY GA 1, 2, 31 CHOIR 2g JR. PLA1' COMMITTEE 29 DE 3 IIOWARD 'MCFAR LAND BAND 1, 2, 35 ORCHESTRA 2, 3g JR. PLAY COMLIITTEE 25 SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 31 THESPIANS 1, 2, 3g PEP BAND 1, 2, 31 BASEBALL3 GENE MCNULTY CLAUDORA MAINS TRANSFERREDFROMBRIGG- GA I, 2, 3g CHOIR I, 2, 3, JR. SDALE HIGII SCHOOLL FFA PLAY COMMITTEE 2g SR, 1, 3: DE 3 PLAY COMMITTEE sg TRIPLE TRIO 2, 3 -NHS 3 mm -.-1 SHIRLEY MARICLE GA I, 2,35 CHOIR 2, 3g CLASS COUNCIL ag JR. PLAY COM- MITTEE 29 SR. PLAY COM- MITTEE 3 CAROL MELTON STUDENT COUNCIL I, 2, 3g GA I, 2, 3g OFFICER ap PEP CLUB I, 2, 35 OFFICER sg GAP-1,2,35OFFICER 1,2,3p ASSEMBLY ORGANIZATION 22 BAND I, CLASS COUNCIL 2. JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 2, SR. PLAX COMMITTEE 3 CONRAD MILLER STUDENT COUNCIL 1,35 BAA 1, 2, 33 ORANGE AND BLACK COMMISSION 19 DRIVES COM- MISSION ZQBAND I, 2, 3gOFF- ICER sp ORCHESTRA 2, 32 CLASS COUNCIL Ig OFFICER Ip JR. PLAY CAST' 2, SR. PLAX COMMITTEE 3g THES- PIANS 2, 3. OFFICER 3g CIIEERLEADER 3. PEP BAND 1, 2, 3, SWING BAND I, 2, 31 LYRE CLUB 3NIIS 3 LOUVRE MEIIRER TRANSFERRED FROM MOTT, NORTH DAIQOTAI STUDENT COUNCIL 3: GA I, 2, 3: PEP CLUB I, 2, 33 GAA 1, 2, 31 DRIVERS COMMISSION I, 2g JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 29 SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 3: IRC 2, 3. OFFICER 2, 3 PATTY MEYER GA I, 2, 39 PEP CLUB I,2, 3: ASSEMBLY ORGANIZATION 2,3gOFFICER 3pIIIGH LIGIIT 1 2 3, BAND I, 2, 3: JR- PLAM COMMITTEE 21 SR. I-'LAY COMMITTEE 3 IIARRIET MILLER GA I, 2, 3 PAT MOORE STUDENT COUNCIL 2: GA 1. 2, 3, PEP CLUB 1, 2, 31JR- PLAY CAST 2: SR- PLAY COMMITTEE 3 HAROLD MOREHEAD STUDENT COUNCIL li BAA 1, 2, 32 SR. PLAY COMMIT- TEE 3iFO0TBALL 11 WREST- LING 22 BASEBALL 3 MARILYN MILLER DONNA MITCHELL GA 1, 2, 3: SR. PLAY Com- GA 1, 2. 3: BAND 21 DE 3: MITTEE 3 OFFICER 3 MARJORIE MITCHELL DICK MOESER TRANSFERRED FROM CRAW- BAA1, 2, 3: FOOTBALL 1. 32 FORD, NEBRASKA, GA 3, WRESTLING 1, 2, TRACK 1 DE 3 HUBERT MOORE BAA 1, 2, CLASS COUNCIL 21 G CLUB 1, 2, 3, OFFICER 3 FOOTBALL 2, 3, BASKET- BALL 1, 2, 3, TRACK 1, 2,3 CAPTAIN TRAC1: 3 JERRY MOORE BAA 1,2gBAND 1, 2,35 LYRE CLUB 3, CLASS COUNCIL 2, G CLUB 3, PEP BAND 3, SWING BAND 3, FOOTBALL 1, TENNIS 1, 2, 3, JANICT NIOIHCIIEAIJ STUDL-1111 COUNCIL 2, 3, GA 1, 2, 3, JR. P1.Ax CUMMIT- TEE 2, DE 31 OFFICER 32 STATE DE PRESIDENT 3 LOREE NEUFER GA 1, 2, 3, CHOIR 3 fm-hd mmf? Q AH 24 ' -iq. z 4fC-4622, ' s,, . .Z lg - :-,.L.:'f'.I?f'I':IfI5' 2' GI'lliAI,lJ NICIKIAS DOROTHY NOE UAA 1, 2, 3, HAND 1, 2, 3. GA 1, 2, 3 LYRE CLUU 3LPEP BAND 35 WIQESTLING1, 2, BASEBALL3 IIONNIIC NOIVFSINCER DORA OLANDEII GA1,2,3LPEP CLUII 1, 2, 3: GA 1, 2, 3 ASSEMBLY ORGANIZATION 3g JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 25 SR. PLAX COMMITTEE 32 TRIPLE TRIO 2, 3 XIAIIY LOU OVIGIIXIAN JERRY PARTON STUDENT COUNCIL 23 GA BAA 2, 35 CHOIR 2, 3gTRACl13 1, 2, 3ijR.PLAYCOM1XIITTEE 23 SR. PLAY COIXHXZITTEE 3 1 GEORGE PRESTON MARION RAISLEY TRANSFERRED FROM RUE- TRANSFERRED FROM BUT- BLO CENTENNIAL HIGH LBR, PENNSXLVANIAQ BAA SCHOOLZSTUDENT COUNCIL 32 SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 3 3, BAA 35 TRACK 3 RALPH PATTEN TRANSFERRED FROM GALE- TON HIGH SCHOOL SHIRLE Y ANN PECK TRANSFERRED FROM PLAT- TEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL: GA 2, 37 GAA 2, 3: jR. PLAY COMMITTEE 2 WANDA PFAFF GA 1, 2, 3 BOB PECK STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 2: BAA 1,21 BAND 1, 2,31 LYRE CLUB ag JR.,PLAv CAST 2: G CLUB 2, ag FOOTBALL 1, 2, sp BASKETBALL 1, 21 TRACK 1, 2, 3: SR. PLAY CAST 3 LEROY PETERSON STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 2, sp BAA 1, 2, ag CHESS CLUB 3 NHS 3 JON PLACHY TRANSFERRED FROM w1L- NOT, SOUTH DAKOTA: BAA 2, 3, BAND 2, 3: BASKET- BALL 21 cnass CLUB 3 PAT RANDOLPH CHARLENE RANKIN GA 1 2 3 PEP CLUB 2 3 GA 1, 2, 3. PEP CLUB 1, 2, 3, C11o1R 3, JR. PLAY Com- MITTEE 2, SR. PLAY Com- MITTEE 3 15? Y' Y BEVERLY RAVEN GA 1, 2, 3 FLORENCE REEVFI STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 2, 31 OFFICER 3: GAA 1, 2, 3:08a B COMMISSION 1: QUEEN CANDIDATE 15 JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 29 SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 3: JR. PROM QUEEN 2 MARY REYES GA 1, 2, 3 DONN A R EDMAN GA 1, 2, 3: CHOIR 2, 32 OR- CHESTRA 12 JR. PLAY CAST 2: THESPIANS 2, 39 SPEECH CLUB 2, 35 OFFICER 2, 35 TRIPLE TRIO 2, 39 SR. PLAY CAST 3 SR. PLAY CAST 3 DONNA REIN GA 1, 2, 3: ASSEMBLY OR- GANIZATION 2, 35 HIGH LIGHT 1, 21 EDITORIAL STAFF 25 JR. PLAX COMMIT- TEE 2g SR. PLAY COMMIT- TEE 3L SPUD EDITORIAL STAFF 2, 3L CHOIR 2, 3 DICK RICYNOLDS TRANSFERRED FROM COL- LEGE HIGH, BAA 3a FOOT- BALL3:WRESTI-ING31I3ASE- BALL 3 JIM SCIIULTZ IONA SHAFFER GA 1, 2, sp CHOIR 3 NOIIMA ROMIIILI3 TOM ROSLING GAA 1' 2, 3, DE 3 BAA 31 CHESS CLUB sg WRESTLING 2, 3 BONNIE HOUSE HEIIMAN SCIIELLER GA 1, 2, 31jR. PLAY COM- BAA 1' 2' 35 C, CLUB1' 2, 3 MITTEE 25 SR. PLAY COM- FOOTBALL 1, 2' 35 WRESTL MITTEE 3 ING 1, 2, 35 TRACK 1, 2, 3 DAHLEINE SCIILAGEL FRED SCHNEIDER TRANSFERRED FROM KER- BAA 35135-3 SEY IIIGII SCHOOL: GA 3 SR. PLAY CAST 3 CARLTON SHAW HOWARD SHEEIHY TRANSFERREDFROMSOUTH IIIGII, CHOIR 21 FOOTBALL 3, IIASEBALI. 2, 35 SPEECII CLUB 3 NFL3. NHS 3 GEORGE SHEPERD STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 2: BAA 1, 25 OFFICER 1, 2: G CLUB 1, 2, 33 OFFICER 31 FOOTBALL 1, 2, 35 BASKET- BALL 1, WRESTLING 2, 3: TRACK 1, 2, 34 BASEBALL 1, 2, 3 SR. PLAY CAST 3 BOB SIMMONS BAA 35 CHOIR 2, 35 FOOT- FRANCES SHORE GA 1, 2, 3gCHO1R 3 MARJOHHC SITZMAN GA 1, 2, 31 PEI' CLUB 1, 2, BALL 3 35 GAA 1, 2, 33 CHOIR 2, 31 CLASS COUNCIL 15 CLASS OFFICER 11 CIIEERLEADER 2, 3 ISAL SMALL PATSY SMITH GA 1, 2, 35 DE 3 GA1, 2, 3gGAA1, 2, 3, QFF- ICER 2, 3 . K-A 3 GERTRUDE STEWART GA 1, 2, 3, OFFICER 3, PEP CLUB 3, GAA lp BAND 1, 2, 31 PEP BAND 1, 2, IRC 2, 3, GIRLS'STATEALTERNATE2 PHIL STRONG STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 2, 31 OFFICER 2, 31 BAA 2, 31 CIIESS CLUB 3: SPUD BUSI- NESS STAFF 3, BAND 2, 3, JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 2, YOUTIICENTER COUNCIL 12 SPEECII CLUB 1, 2, 3, PEP BAND 2, 3, IRC 2, 3, OFF- ICER 3, GOLF 2, 3 NIIS 3 ROY SMITH STUDENT COUNCIL 3g BAA 2, 3, CHESS CLUB 3, OFF- ICER 3, IIIGI-I LICIIT 1, 2, 3, EDITORIAL STAFF 2, 3: CIIOIR 1, 2, 3, QUILL AND SCROLL 3,G CLUB 2, 3g IRC 2, 3, SCIENCE CLUB 2, BASKETBALL 1, 2, TENNIS 1, 2, 3, BOYS QUARTET 3 SR. PLAY CAST 3 NHS 3 BETTY SPOIVIEII GA 1, 2, 3, PEP CLUB 1, 2, 3, SPUD BUSINESS STAFF 2g CLASS COUNCIL 3, JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 2, SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 2, SPE- ECII CLUB 2, 3, OFFICER 3 NFL 3 CIIARLENE STEELE GA 1, 2, 3, PEP CLUB 1, 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 3, BAND 1, 2, 3, MAJORETTE 2, 3, JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 2, SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 3 SHIRLEY SMITH GA 1, 2, 3, PEP CLUB 1, 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, JR. PLAY COM- MITTEE 2, SR. PLAY COM- MITTEE 3, PIOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATE 3 HELEN STANBERRY GA 1, 2, 3, DE 3 SHIRLEY STENCEL STUDENT COUNCIL 3, GA 1, 2, 3, OFFICER 1, 2, 3, GAA OFFICER 3gPEP CLUB OFF- ICER 3, SR. PLAY COMMIT- TEE 3 BILL STUBBINS DON SUTHERLAND BAA , BAND 1, 2, 3, PEP BAND ,PQ - JOYCE SWETZIG HELEN TALMADGE GA 1, 2, 3, c11o1R 2, 3, SR. GA 1, 2,3 PLAY COMMITTEE 3: TRIPLE TRIO 3 NANCY THOMPSON STUDENT COUNCIL 3, GA 1, 2, 3, PEP CLUB 1, 2, 3, AS- SEMBLY ORGANIZATION 1, 2, 3, OFFICER 2, 3, JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 2, JR. PLAY CAST 2, SR. PLAY co111M1TTEE 3, T11EsP1ANs' 2, 3 DOOLEY TOYNE STUDENT COUNCIL 2, 31 BAA 1, 2, 3, SCIENCE CLUB 2, 3, OFFICER 3, FOOTBALL 2, WRESTLING 1, 2 NHS 3 BETTY THOMSEN GA 1, 2, 31 JR. PLAY Com M1TTEE 2 RONALD TRABER BASKETBALL 1, TRACK 2 'hgh ' fx . ,IOANN WALLACE GA 1, 2, 31 PEP CLUB 1, 2, 3gGAA 31 CHOIR 2, 3: CLASS CoUNC1L 1, JR. PLAY CAST 2, SR. PLAY Co11m1TTEE 32 T11EsP1ANs 3 A., awk MARILYN WALTERS GA 1, 2, 3g PEP CLUB 2, 3, JR. PLAY Comr.11TTEE2p SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 3 NHS 3 OLEN TRENARY PHYLLIS TRUJILLO MELVIN TURNER BAA 1, 2, 31 FFA 1, 2, 3, OFFICER 3 IRENE VIGIL GA 1, 2, 39 BAND 1, 2, 3 GA 1, 2, 31 JR. PLAY com- MITTEE 2 CLARK VANDERHOOF STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 2, 3: OFFICER 2, 31 BAA 1, 2, 32 CLASS COUNCIL 11 JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 21 G CLUB 2, 31 HOWDY CLUB 1, 2: OFFICER 2: FOOTBALL 1, 2,32 BASKETBALL 1,2, 3: CAPTAIN BASKETBALL' 3: BASEBALL 1, 2, COLO. BOYS' STATE DELEGATE 21 STATE STUDENT CoUN- CTL REPRESENTATIVE 2: NATIONAL STUDENT coUN- CIL REPRESENTATIVE 2: STATE STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICER 3 NHS 3 DICK WAGNER FFA 1, 2, 31 OFFICER 3: FOOTBALL 11 BASKETBALL 1, BASEBALL 1 BEVERLY WARD EARL WARNER TRANSFERRED FROM LAS CHOIR 2, 3 VEGAS, NEW MEXICO, GA 2, 3gGAA 2, SLBAND 32 MAJOR- ETTE 3 JERRE WARREN X1Al3I,l'l WATKINS BAA 1, 2,3pBAND 2pG CLUB TRANSFERRED FROM KEE- 2, 39 FOOTBALL 1, 2, 33 NES13URG'HIGI'i SCHOOLZGA BASEBALL 1, 2, 3 CARLLEEN WAYMIER GA 1, 2, 3, CHOIR 2 MARY LOU WICICLE STUDENT COUNCIL 19 GA 1, 2, 3, PEP CLUB 1, 2, JR PLAY Co1ms:1T'rEE 2: SR PLAY COMMITTEE 3 2, 3, AssE1u131.Y ORGANIZA TION 2, 3 MARIAN WEBER GA 1, 2, 3, DE 3 PEGGY WELLS GA 1, 2, 33 PEP CLUB 1, 2 33 GAA 1, 2, 31 OFFICER 3 BAND 1, 25 CHOIR 2, 39 SR PLAY COMMITTEE 3 ,an M Q K K, ' - q. BOB WILLSON BAA 1, 2, 31 C CLUB 1, 2, 3 FFA 1, 2, 39 OFFICER 3 FOOTBALL MANGER 1, 2, 34 WRESTLING 1, 29 TRACII MANGER 1. 2. 3 ORVILLE WINSTEAD BAA 1, 23 JR. PLAY CAST 29 JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 21 SR. PLAX COMMITTEE 3L TIIESPIANS 1, 21 G CLUB 2, 3, GOLF 1, 2, 31 SR. PLAY CAST 3 FRED WERNER BAA 1, 2, 3, ASSEMBLY OR- GANIZATION 1, 2, 31 OFF- ICER 2, 3g SPUD BUSINESS STAFF 12 BAND 1, 2, 31 LYRE CLUB 31 JR. PLAY COMMIT- TEE 2, SR. PLAY COMMIT- TEE 3. THESPIANS 2, 3, OFFICER 3 IIAIIIIY WEIDEMAN STUDENT COUNCIL 3. FFA 1, 2, 3g OFFICER 2, 3 VIRGINIA WILL GA 1, 2, 39 CIIOIR 2, 31 SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 3 .IILL WEST GA 1, 2, 35 OFFICER 3. FEP CLUB 1, 2, 31 GAA Ig IIIGII LIGIIT 3: MAJORETTE 2, 3. IIEAD MAJORETTE3. CIIOIR 2, 3. JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 21 SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 3g TIIESPIANS3.SPEECIICLUB 2, 3. OFFICER 31 TRIPLE TRIO 2, 3 SR. PLAY CAST 3 NFL 3 NIIS 3 VERA WILL GA 1, 2, 3: CIIOIR 3. IR. PLAY COMMITTEE 2, SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 3 RU TH WILLIAMSON GA I, 2, 33 OFFICER 29 PEP CLUB 1, 2, 3: CHOIR 2, 3: ORCHESTRA 1 if SP1 DON WINTER BAND 1, 2, 31 LYRE CLUB 32 PEP BAND 1, 2, 3, WRESTL- ING 2 NHS 3 HARRY WINTER STUDENT COUNCIL I, BAA 1, 2, 3, CHESS CLUB 3, BAND 1, 2, 3, CLASS COUNCIL 1, 2, JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 2, SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 32 PEP BAND 2, BQSWING BAND 3, IRC 3 4 I GAY WINTERS GA 1 2, 3, GAA 1, 2, 32 r OFFICER 2 TW YL A WOO D GA 1, 2, 35 HIGH LIGHT '11 JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 22 SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 32 SPEECH CLUB 2 LYN YOUNG STUDENT COUNCIL 1, 2, GA 1, 2, 39 PEP CLUB 1, 2, 3: GAA 1gHIGI1 LIGHT 13 CHOIR 3, CLASS COUNCIL 11 JR- PLAY COMMITTEE 2 I CAROL WITWER TRANSFERRED FROM COL- LEGE HIGH SCHOOL, GA 2, 3, STUDENT COUNCIL 3, PEP CLUB 2, 3: CHOIR 2, 3, JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 2, SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 3 MADGE YEOMAN STUDENT COUNCIL 3, GA 1, 2,3:PEP CLUB 1, 2,,33 HIGI: LIGHT 1, 2, 3, EDITORIAL STAFF 2, 3, SPUD EDITOR- IAL STAFF 2: JR. PLAY COMMITTEE 2, SR. PLAY COMMITTEE 3, TI-IESPIANS 3, QUILL AND SCROLL 2, 3g OFFICER 3, SPEECH CLUB 1, 2, 3, OFFICER 2, IRC 2, 3, OFFICER 3, COLO. GIRLS' STATE DELEGATE 2, THESE KIDS OF OURSH 2g DAR GOOD CITIZEN 3 NFL 3 NHSE IZETTA ZIIVIMERMAN GA 1, 2, 3, DE 3, OFFICER 3 CHOW LINE LAKE MICHIGAN MERMAID If ,,, . fa .7 .I A Q E Q Q I ,Q . 1- 1 1 1 . IW WHAT'S THE MATTER, JUNE? ROSE AND PAUL THREE DOLLS AND TWO GUYS 'il Q A ' RACTIME COWBOYS GHS BAR MAIDS JTHER MORRIS BASKET! G.A. PREXY M,M.-w-nm..-.- TIME A I ww' jwfffwff WY A OUR SPUD EDITOR ., , I as X ' 4, SLUMBER QI PARTY OUT FOR LUNCII - E' 'idly Ir pghxl- fp 5'J1iG J ,gf wi- I WN' W , tw ,il-f :I-- t',ik. -A If L . f- inf :QU 5 'f' 1 , .N v ' ' A .- HE ' . Y' .1 , nl .-, N1 1 .. ,, . X 1 'Ek-lg C , si-Q . , 1 i ,I N 4 .I . 1 . J LQ .W a fu. ' F o 'fi rfb J., ' I' V. ' F.: JF 3? 1 E ' fu 1 I I 'ww' -5 :E ,. ,n, WW.-1 .W- , 5 Q '9?f+'r- W V MEP? ffl-' V5 ' -at-H xmas , ,. Z I.-. 114 Q .5 i , l x-rw ,y . L 1 -:I , 41 ..1,!5A?.E,f, ? 'Wilt .. 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Rr, WAITING FOR SOMEONE? MAN OF' DISTINCTION ! THAT INTELLIGENT LOOK ,NNN CLIMB IN A INIT I T PUR TY? GEORGE LESATZ .IOANN WALLACE CAROL WITWER BEVERLY CARL JERRY MCMILLEN HARRY WINTERS CLAUDORA MAINS BOB s1MMoNs MARILYN WALTER-S GEORGE PRESTON GRACE ANDERSON SHIRLEY SMITH GERALD NICKLAS KENNY BELL I .IL Q I Q4-J IZ5 Q33 F13 Sz W' 9 -UZ , 6? bx iid wif JM 4 by K PHIL RIVAS PAUL WEINHOLD JANET ALLEE PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY JANE ACHZIGER BAGGOT JAY BOIILENDER cooN'rz FAITH BRESS NOLAN .IO ANN HOFF WILLE CLARENCE KISSLER ADCOCK GEORGE Mc CILL GUNNISON I SOP!-IOMORE COUNCIL ANN SEEBASS TREASURER 11. A MOVIE SET IS NEVER. COMPLETE WITHOUT EXTRAS OR SPEAR CARRIERS. EVEN THOUGH THEIR ROLE IS SMALL, IT IS VITALLY IMPORTANT. THROUGH HARD WORD AND ENTHUSIASM, THEY WILL BECOME STARS SOMEDAY. THE BRIGHT LIGHTS OF STARDOM BECKON THEM ON. BIT PARTS LEAD TO BIGGER PARTS AND FINALLY TO THE STARR- ING ROLE. BEGINNING WITH A FINE THANKS- GIVING ASSEMBLY, THE SOPHOMORES HAVE SHOWN THAT THEIR CLASS HAS WHAT IT TAKES TO REACH THE TOP. PH YLLIS PETERSON GARDNER INEZ REICIIERT CJLBAUGH MARY WENS GRIFFITH QM. L , ,no K , 'A , fl? VW '- I 3, rn A 1 I wk W 'A ' ' J iw I-I I B D .-Kwan .E ,Ja 4, ' '... 5? 1 If Q, I L AJ I '+ f J. I I sg, I ,jx 5 JO! f px 1 , mf, Jwgfkrf N ' 'I 'x an 'I' E Sw xl.. ,.,. . ..', : in :IIQ - ml J -EM I ,Lp ,mil 'gb I WA Q. -'.. - fm. V 2 ,- G I II VIII IE 'Hi ' wa, , A , + I. -:fi A - '- , fy Q, A, 3 I If- 3 I 555' . Sf. :5 4, se I WAJA A J E E 1 in I A - I M. N. If 3: av I W W 1-' I I Will? QQ asf 'M' Q W5 1 Wim R - vm Nw 1' 'S.w S I E? 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' ff 0 9069 . 405 LOW, MAN ON THR- THE L0 on Q I ' lftuiff-g 2. Kg lllt LLLL lu u ,x f l'EZI:E NG MARY SCHUMACHER CLARK VANDERHOOF BILL DROEGEMUELLER JANET CIRREY PHIL STRO PRESIDENT v1cE-PREs1DENT SECRETARY PARIJAMENTARIAN Busmsss MANAGER COMPOS op E ING THE MEYE,gsHRCLAsgEX'gEUT1vE COU HOOF ' ANDy I ATED NCIL A I JANET C RAIN A FROM RE THE URREY' 'ARI' Sc LEFT To OFFICE , AND MR HUMACHE RIGHT RSOF S-,. ' GARDNE R' PHIL ARE: p UDENT C R sp RIVAS B HU- STR 0UNc1 , ' I ONG F L AND P A REPRESENTING GREELEY HIGH AT THE STATE STUDENT COUNCIL MIETING IN FT. COLLINS WERE CLARK VAN- EGMUELLER, AND DERHOOF, J MR. GARDNER. ANET CURREY, BILL DRO FLORENCE REEVE PuBLxc1TY CHAIRMAN RANDY BAIN ONSOR LL D ' ROEGM I-ORE ID UE'-I-ER NCE REE ENTS ' CLA vEfDON RK VANDER- ? I A ' ,, SENIOR CLASS DON ME YE RS JUNIOR CLASS PHIL RIVAS SOPHOMORE CLASS MS, Q, A ' I x Q IANCY THOMPSON 0 CONKLIN .- ' , 0 xssEIx'.I3Ly ORGANIZATION EA? ggi? MCMILLAN lCHl!SgNEIIIlTUHl3 IZQERY MFDEMAN iii SIIIRLRY STENCIQL CAROL!-3 MELTON GA GAA DON ADAMS MADCI1. YOP MAN BP T1 E, CAR BAUGH G CLUB HIGI-+I LIGHT nowm CLUB LOUVER MRIIRER DICK SWAN FRANK MORRIS NADYNNE BFNNIT1 JEAN ANN ISURTH IRC JR. RED CROSS LYRE CLUB MASQUE AND MALLET PEP PURRS ACPHFRSON HOWARD SHEEHY CONRAD MILLER ,L M v 'ln 5 g I I '-an Q , , cy G DOOLEY TOYNE LUANA M SCIENCE CLUB SPUD -P? KENNY ECKIIARDT CIIARLINE ELFELDT BECKY FERGUSON DON FOOS DIXIE GLASS LUCILLE JACKSON NANCY KNIGHT CONNIE NOFFSINGER LEROY PETERSON GEORGE PRESTON ROY SFVIITII CAROL WITWER SPONSORED BY STUDENT COUNCIL, THE FLAG RAIS- ERS PERFORM AN IMPOR- TANT DUTY EVERY MONDAY AND FRIDAY BY RAISING AND LOWERING OUR AMER- ICAN FLAG. CLARK VAN- DERHOOF AND RANDALL BAIN ARE SHOWN HERE RAISING THE FLAG WHILE FRANK MORRIS AND BILL MCCLONE PLAY THE CALL TO THE COLORS, DURING WHICH THE ENTIRE STU- DENT BODY STANDS AT ATTENTION. ART BERGER ELSIE BIERIG ROBERT BLACK DON BROTHERTON iwfsez JUNIQQ REPRESENTATIVES MARY ANN DIETERICH CHARLES FOULK Ae 5 A ,.. K 1 3 MARY FREI MARCIA COLD HELEN KILEY LLOYD KINDSEATER JOANN LAIR GEORGIA MARRINER KENNY MEYER MARY NOE NANCY REED KENNY SCHLAGEL SHIRLEY WINTER AA -599 COw?E3yRgY . is A gil' 31 QR' N 5 f 'Y R YA xx 4 S OWMTVBS' Psp- TOR P-Sci, A A C 19 9,3 YA XR 59 NKEN 36 ON. C95 Pxxq ZZSCYOS' 9g?XX6TO0XX. E 1?-09,1 C wav SP, wP'C,,,1'-9 10 109 OJ' uP- 19 1 5 P3 X' 136 Q C NN - aOv1.ON9 RSO ,so RYQSOWSO 10 N4 ' SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES gjwlg Afwcg1Xg1gON , W .. me :tw X ,Za 1... . .,:,X. -. ggi M fig? XIARJORIE DRUGIIANN IIARCIE CIIRISTNER JOANN COOK DON DAIILSTROXI JUDY DOUIIENMEIR JOHN FARII DUANE FLACK PAT IIOOG JANE KISSLER DON KURTII NORMAN LYSTIQR w ,,Wr.,! 8 WW I A MI GEORGE MCGILL DARDARA RIILLEIR INEZ REICHERT SHIRLEY ANN VIGIL XIARY RENS STUDENT COUNCIL, GREELEY HIGH'S MAIN ORGANIZA- TION THAT IS BENEFICIAL TO ALI. GHS STUDENTS UY PROMOTING THEIR INTERESTS, IS UNDER THE LEAD- ERSHIP OF CLARIL VANDERIIOOI-'. INSTALLING THE COKE AIND CANDY MACHINES IN THE LUNCH ROOM WAS THEIR EMAIN PROJECT OF THE XEAR. ALSO THEY SPONSORED TITE FLAG-RAISING CEREMONY AND SUPERVISED COIXIIUITTEES THAT ARE OF SERVICE TO THE SCHOOL. X49 L9 P54 be C209 egg! ' rizgfix g YK QQP' ,O O? 196 64 'I YL? YAPSYXXYXBS QOVQXFC QP' O6 69 pf e P' G9 '50 9.9 95 P- ASSEMBLY ORGANIZATION ASSEMBLY ORGANIZATION HAS. A LARGE PART IN PRODUCING THE PICTURE AT GREELEY HIGH. ITS RESPONSIBILITY IS TO SELECT THE ASSEMBLIES TO BE PRESENTED FOR OUR SCHOOL. DURING THE PAST YEAR, THE EDUCATIONAL PRO- GRAMS, AS WELL AS ENTERTAINMENT WERE ENJOYED BY STUDENTS AND TEACHERS ALIKE. EACH MEMBER OF THE ORGANIZATION HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO WELCOME SPEAK- ERS OR ENTERTAINERS AND TO ANNOUNCE THE ASSEMBLIES. ,I OFFICERS OF ASSEMBLY ORGANIZATION ARE: FRED WERSJER, VICE PRESIDENTL PAT MEYER, SECRETARYZ NANCY THOMPSON, PREIDENT3 JUDY DOUBENMIER, TREASURER: BETTE CARBAUGH, EXCHANGE ASSEM- BLY CHAIRMAN? AND BUD WIMBER, TECHNICAL AD- VISOR. PART OF THE GAST FROM THE MASQUE AND MALLET ASSEMBLY, UP IN CENTRAL PARK. MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY ORGANIZATION ARE: ALICE NASH, HELEN KILEY, CAROL BUNT FRANCES MANN, AUDREY BACHMAN, PEGGY KINNEY. BUD WIMBER, RICKEY MAWSON DON MEYERS, FRED WERNER, CORRINE CONNOR, DONNA REIN, JUDY DOUBENMIER, NANCY TIIOMP SON, JOANNE FULENWIDER, PAT MEYER, MARGIE SMITH, BETTE CARBAUGH, AND BETTY LUC ERIQ. THESPIAN OFFICERS ARE: BUD WIMBER, TREASURER5 CONRAD MILLER, PRESIDENT3 NANCY THOMPSON, SECRETARY? AND FRED WERNER, VICE PRESIDENT. Tl-I ESPIANS THE MEMBERS OF TI-IESPIANS. HONRARY DRAMATIC ORGANIZATION, HAVE TAKEN MAJOR ROLES IN PRE- SENTING REEL LIFE AT GREELEY HIGH, EITHER BY PARTS IN DRAM- ATIC PRODUCTIONS OR BY MANY LONG HOURS ON STAGE CREWS OR COMMITTEES. TIIIS YEAR THEIR FEATURE ATTRACTION WAS A PRO- DUCTION ENTITLED, THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 16TH, WHICH WAS CONSIDERED A SMASH-HIT BY ALL THOSE WHO HAD SEEN IT. LATER IN THE YEAR THE ENTIRE CAST JOURNEYED TO FITZSIMONS HOSPITAL IN DENVER TO AGAIN PRESENT IT. 12' PRESIDING AT A THESPIAN MEETING IS CONRAD MILL- ER,PRESIDENT. PICTURED HERE ARE SOME THESPIAN MEMBERS: FIRST ROW, DON MEYERS, DICK SWAN, RALPH WELLER, DICK MCKINLEY, BETTE CARBAUGH. SECOND ROW, LUCILE JACKSON, FRANCE KNESPEL, NADYNNE BENNITT, ELIZABETH LYSTER, LUANA MACPHERSON, MADGE YEOMAN, CIIARLINE ELFELDT, AND NANC Y THOMPSON. cf'i9x6'vX- -5 00 TN P-9' W2 3? 09' 0 bexgxxa Bora HARRIS xms REACH!-:D 'ms HIGHEST LEVEL IN DRAMATICS AS A FIIHD QTAD 'I-ur.-on 'AN , , mf 'if GA GIRLS' ASSOCIATION IS AN ORGANIZATION TO WHICI1 EVERY GIRL AT GHS AUTOMATICALLY BE- LONGS AND CONTRIBUTS HER SHARE IN GA'S ACTIVITIES. SHIRLEY STENCEL IS TIIIS YEAR'S PRESIDENT. THE SPOTLIGHTED GA FEATURE OF THE YEAR WAS THE ANNUAL CARNIVAL, THEIR ONLY MONEY MAKING PROJECT, WHICH WAS A HUGE SUCCESS. THE OTHER YEARLY EVENTS SPONSORED BY GA INCLUDE THE WELCOME PARTY GIVEN HONOR OF THE SOPHOMORES, THE MOTHERS TEA, THANKSGIVING BASKETS, WI-ITE CHRISTMAS, AND DAD'S NIGHT. COMPOSING PART OF GA CABINET ARE: LEFT TO RIGHT,SHIRLEY STENCIL, PRESIDENT: NADYNNE BENNITT, TREASURER: DIXIE WINTERS, VICE PRESIDENTL SUE ISHIGURO, SECRETARY? AND JOYCE KLIEWER, CORRESPONDING SECRETARY. AT THE ANNUAL MOTHER'S TEA. 096' +L eogiba 04,36 +I? 9 +eb e+ Q 'S 4? P' 45' oe' Qgv-5990 ,242- HERE REFRESHMENTS ARE BEING SERVED OTHER -OFFICERS OF GA ARE: MARY NOE, PUBLICITYZ SHIRLEY WINTER, WELFARE: BARBARA GILLESPIE, PROGRAMS: CHARLINE ELFELDT, MONEY MAKING PRO- JECT? AND JILL WEST, SOCIAL. Ba 1 CAROLE MELTON, GAA: JEAN ANN I-CURTH PEP-PURRS2 JOANN COOK, AND TERRY SIN' ELE, SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: COM- PLETE'THE MEMBERS OF GA CABINET. WORKING ON THE GA CARNIVAL DECORATIONS ARE LESLIE DAUTH, LUCILE JACKSON, NANCY THOMPSON AND CHARLINE ELFELT. GAA GIRLS' SPORTS ARE HIGHLIGIITED BY THE GIRL'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIA- TION OF GREELEY HIGH. EACH YEAR MAJOR AND MINOR SPORT TOURNA- MENTS ARE HELD BETWEEN WELL- ORGANIZED TEAMS. SWIMMING WAS ADDED TO THE SPORT PROGRAM THIS YEAR. SELLING CANDY AT BASKETBALL GAMES, ORGANIZING THE IIOMECOMING PARADE, AND SPONSORING THE SOCK STOMP EAR- LY IN THE SPRING WERE MORE OF GAA'S MANY ACTIVITIES. GAA OFFICERS ARE TERRY SINELE GA REPRESENTATIVE: JEAN ANN KURTH, PEP CLUB REPRESENTA- TIVE, CAROLE MELTON, PRESIDENT: HELEN KILEY, VICE PRESIDENT: AND NANCY REED, SECRETARY. CAROLE MELTON, GAA PRESIDENT, CROWNS GEORGE LESATZ AS KING AGRYLE. OTHER GAA OFFICERS ARE: CRAVEN, MAJOR SPORTS SMITH, AWARDS CHAIRMAN1 WELLS,NHNOR SPORTS AND FOSTER,PHSTORIAN. DONNA PATSY PEGGY HELEN -my Av A-Y, mmf si PEP-PUIQRS HELPING TO RAISE SCHOOL PEP AND ENTHUSIAM ARE THE PEP PURRS OF BERSHIP EVER REACHED WAS 140 GIRLS. ALL PEP RALLIES BEFORE THE GAMES WERE SPONSORED BY THE PEP PURRS, WITH DIFFERENT ORGANIZA- TIONS PERFORMING SKITS EACH WEEK. THEY ALSO SOLD CANDY DURING SOME HOME BASKETBALL GAMES. REGULATIONS OF MEMBERSHIP WERE CHANGED THIS YEAR, BUT EACH MEMBER MUST HAVE SCHOOL SPIRIT TO QUALIFY COMPLETELY. LITTLE JANET VANDERHOOF, MASCOT OF OF THE PEP PURRS, CHIERS ESPECIALLY LOUD WHEN HER BROTHER CLARK MAKES A BASKET. L Q SCHOOL SPIRIT IS SHOWN B! THE ENTIRE STUDENT BODY, HOPING FOR VICTORY AT TIIE NIGHT'S GAME. MEMBERS OF THE PEP-PURR CABINET ARE: SEATEDQ JEAN ANN KURTH, PRESIDENTL VIRGINIA ANDERSON. VICE PRESIDENT! SYLVIA ANDREWS, TREASURER1 AND MARILYN DEER, SECRETARY. STANDING: NONA RIGGS, PUBLICITYL CORRINE CONNER, UNIFORMSL NANCY KNIGHT, SKITS3 MARGIE SITZMAN, CHEERLEADER9 AUDREY BACHMAN, DRILL LEADER: DIXIE WINTERS. GAS AND CAROLE MELTON. GAA. .i . GREELEY HIGH. THIS YEAR LED BY JEAN ANN KURTH, THE LARGEST MEM- V Lu 11 ww CHEERLEADERS AND PEP CLUB IN THE HOMECOMING PARADE. 3.4 LEADING THE SCHOOL'S CHEERS ARE MARGIE SITZ- MAN AND NAOMI BEEMER, KNEELING, AND CONRAD MILLER, ANITA NOFFSINGER, JOYCE WILGER, AND LOYAL KELSEY. '1 'F -' Mit. as wa BAA Boys' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION'S MAIN on- ,IECTIVE IS TO CARRY OUT A PROGRAM OF INTRA-MURAI. SPORTS. THE MEMBERS IN THIS ORGANIZATION ALSO IIAVE CIIARGE or COLLECTING AND LIGHTING TIIE BON FIRE DURING IIoMEcoMINc. THIS YEAR BAA IN- TRDDUCED, FOR TIIE FIRST TIME AT GREELEY IIIGII, A Dox SOCIAL AND BARN DANCE, IN- STEAD OF CO-SPONSORING TIIE socu STOMP wITII GAA. TIIEY ALSO DOUGIIT A NEW FOUR-SIDED TIME CLOCK wIIIcII IS INSTALLED AT TIIE sTII AVENUE GYM. BAA OFFICERS ARE: BOB CONKLIN, PRESIDENT WIL BUR ROSS, VICE PRESIDENT: DAVE MOESER, SECRE TARYL AND GEORGE BYRNES, TREASURER. ,va SWING YOUR PARTNER! 'm Qu ,. E 004 7847 '70 G CLUB G CLUB IIAS COMPLETED ITS THIRD SUCCESSFUL YEAR AT GREELEY HIGH AS A' CLUB FOR ALL BOYS WHO HAVE LETTERED ON VARSITY TEAMS AT OUR SCHOOL. A YEARLY PROJECT OF THE CLUB IS SELL- ING BASKETBALL PROGRAMS FOR ALL HOME GAMES. G CLUB MEMBERS FORM A LARGE G IN FRONT OF GREELEY HIGH. G CLUB OFFICERS ARE: LEFT TO RIGHT PER, VICE PRESIDENT3 GEORGE SHEPERD SECRETARYS AND DON ADAMS, PRESIDENT HERE, NORMAN ARMSTRONG SELLS A PRO- GRAM TO GHS BASKETBALL FAN, BETTY LUCERO. HUBERT MOORE, TREASURER: LEON COO- .ww THE GHS BAND POSES IN FULL UNIFORM. 'k. BAND MANY HOURS OF PRACTICE ARE PUT IN BY MEMBERS OF THE GHS BAND, EITHER PREPARING FOR A CONCERT OR THE HALF-TIME CEREMONIES DURING FOOT- BALL GAMES,MARCHING AND MANEUVER- ING. THIS YEAR DURING BAND DAY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, GREE- LEY WAS HONORED FOR ITS SPLENDID PERFORMANCE AS WERE THE SOLOISTS IN LOVELAND LATER IN TIIE YEAR. BAND OFFICERS ARE: DOROTHY BACHMAN, LIBRARIAN: JANET CURREY RESIDENT: RANDY BAIN, v1cE PRESIDENT SECRETARY: CONRAD MILLER. P LYLE KENNEDY, BAND MANAGER. 3 LEADING THE GHS BAND IN PARADES AND MANEUVERING ARE THE TWIRLERS, WHICH ARE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: CONNIE SIVERS, JILL WEST, TERRY SINELE, CHARLENE STEELE, BEVERLY WARD, AND MAR- THA BERREY. CH C1f,fQgEay H 4SSZg4H'S SW BL X INC BAN 0 P E19 P O TRUMPETEERS PERFORMING AT HALF-TIME CEREMONIES. LYRE CLUB LYRE CLUB, AN IIONORARY BAND ORGANIZATION WAS INITIATED AT GREELEY HIGH THIS YEAR FOR THOSE STUDENTS WHO HAVE LETT- ERED IN BAND TWO YEARS. E F W XCQRS AR Q09-Orggxl G OFF QFNT' AND BE RE CW PM TW? 1 ORCHESTRA LY X5 EGR? SXQEN RR ' S QE ER WWA THE ORCHESTRA UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR BOARDMAN PRESENTED AN OUTSTANDINL, MUSICAL CONCERT THIS SPRING THE GROUP ALSO PARTICIPATED IN TIIE MUSIC FESTIVAL THE GREELEY llIGI1 ORCHESTRA UNDER 'IHF DIRECTION OF NIR BOARDAAN ,ICA 1 CHOIR PROVIDING THE CHORAL MUSIC AT GREELEY HIGH IS THE A CAPPELLA CIIOIR, LED BY MISS TANNER. THIS YEAR THE GROUP HAS PRESENTED TWO FINE ASSEMBLIES BESIDES TAKING PART IN THE MUSIC FESTI- VAL AT BOULDER. MEMBERS OF THE TRIPLE TRIO ARE: FIRST ROW, BETTE CARBAUGH, AUDREY BACHMAN, JILL WEST, CONNIE NOFFSINGER. SECOND ROW, DONNA REDMAN, JOYCE SWETZIG, LOU KUHLMAN, MERRYL HIGGASON, AND CLAU- DORA MAINS. S I DE A STUDENT TAILING TIIE DISTRIUUTIVE EDUCATION COURSE IS EXPECTED TO LEARN HOW TO ACT AND HANDLE A .IDB EFFECIENTLX WHILE WORKING. THESE STUDENTS ATTEND CLASSES IN TIIE MORNING AND WORIL DURING TIIE AFTERNOON. EARLX IN TIIE FALL SEVERAL DELEGATES FROM GIIS ATTENDED THE DE MEETING IN DENVER WHERE JANET IXIOREHEAD OF GREELEX HIGH WAS ELECTED STATE PRESIDENT. HERE, MR. WELLS, SPONSOR, DISCUSSES THE QUALIFI- CATHJNS ol-' A Soon CLERK WITII A FEW DE MEMBERS. SHOWN LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: RON ECKHARDT, FRED SCHNEIDER, DARLENE ARNOLD, MR. WELLS, AND EVELYN BLACKBURN. N -'Z N......g P'- , DUNN . R932 VICE 3550 QN, XE ,TR ONS G TX fx-AFX BR , RIN AN SECRFLND USEERS DU A M ' ', . F , ' X ' A ' XLZ2,IEvLk. NEW' MX EN ' .SKU yah' EAR- VASY Y LIUDGING POTATOIE IS ONE OF THE PRO- JECTS OF THE FFA BOYS. THE 1950-'51 OFFICERS OF FFA ARE WAYNE BRESS, REPORTER? RICHARD WAGNER, SENTINEL1 RICHARD HANKEL, TREASURERZ MEL TURNER, SECRETARY? BOB WILSON, VICE PRESIDENT! AND HARRY WIEDEMAN, PRESIDENT. THE GREELEY HIGH FFA CHAPTER IS SHOWN BELOW. FFA VARIOUS PROJECTS IN AGRICULTURE ARE CARRIED OUT BY THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA. DURING THE PAST YEAR THE BOYS HAVE WON HIGH RATINGS ON ANIMALS OR SEEDS WHILE ATTENDING AGRICULTURE CONTESTS IN THIS VICINITY. SPUD WE ON THE SPUD STAFF PRESENT YOU WITH YOUR 1951 ANNUAL, HOPING THAT you WTLL GET AS MUCH PLEASURE Loon- ING AT IT AS WE HAVE HAD PUTTING IT TOGETHER THIS PAST YEAR. P ELEANOR EDWARDS CLASSES , L LUANA MACHPERSON, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF? JANET CURREY, ORGANIZATIONSZ AND MARY NOE, ASSOCIATE EDITOR. ASTING UP'COPY FOR THE SPUD ARE: T STST AN UTTERWECETHASWELLEEE E R P- p TCT JAY AND A 1 oss AP HE? ENS- ARGE PHO 1 oc-R P-P HE ' PH? THE SP UD' F o BET Copy FOR T RSON. AND PHE WORKING ON UP-NA MAC YOY CE WXLGERV L P Ugly: STRONG D ' P 4322 wsszzzfwfzf THES USINE Y lu ' AND P UD SS Sr AXE U . AFF P OF BEL, LOUKSE STRU TS . 015 Ku' HE Spun P-RE' L TY LUCERO- SPUD DONNA REIN, ART EDITOR, AND DON MEYERS, ASSISTANT, CREATE THE DIVISION PAGES FOR THE ANNUAL. SILK SCREENING DIVISION PAGES FOR THE SPUD ARE MEMBERS OF THE GRAPHIC ARTS CLASS. SHOWN LEFT TO RIGHT, ARE: VERLA MAE BARTLING, JOHNNY GAVALDON, NORMAN ARMSTRONG, WARREN ANDERSON, KENNY ECKHARDT, FRANCES IQNESPEL, AND ELIZA- BETH STRAIGHT. QUILL AND SCROLL QSM, 3 MEMBERS OF QUILL AND SCROLL, HONORARY JOURNALISTIC SOcIETY','ARE: FIRST Row, DAVID DAHL, LUANA MACPHERSON, RANDALLDQIN, EXIADGE YEO- MAN, SECOND ROW, ROY SMITH, ELEANOR EDWARDS, ANDVPAT IIOLLY. NOT PICTURED, JOYCE WILGER. A V 1 5.-V ELEANOR EDWARDS, VICE PRESIDENT - TREASURER RANDALL BAIN, SECRE- TARY: AND MADGE YEOMAN, PRESIDENT5 COMPLETE THE QUILL AND SCROLL OFFICERS. I S. 10 ,YY r- FF-9' I was In 5336 950 ,IG G0 69 290991 if 58 9005 'WH my In HIGH LIGHT THE LIFE OF A JOURNALIST IS NOT ALL GLAMOUR AS PICTURED INHREEL LIFE. ACTUALLY IT IS 90 PER- CENT HARD WORK. HOURS AFTER SCHOOL IS DISMISSED, MEMBERS OF THE HIGH LIGHT STAFF ARE STILL WORKING TO MEET THEIR LAST DEADLINE ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, IN ORDER TC PUT OUT A PAPER THAT INFORMS STUDENTS OF NEWS AND EVENTS AT GI-IS. THIS YEAR, THE FOURTH STATE EDITION FoR THE BASKETBALL TOURNEY wAS PUBLISHED. THE 1951 HIGH LIGHT EDITORS ARE FIRST ROW BECIY FERGUSON GIRLS' SPORTS ELEANOR EDWARDS NEWS PAT HJLLY ASSOCIATE NANCY REED ASSISTANT COPY BETTY MEFFORD EXCHANGE. SECOND ROW DAVID DAHL, ASSISTANT SPORTS' ALVIN STEINIXIARK ASSISTANT COPY' RANDALL BAIN, CO-SPORTSQ GRACE KNIGHT, ASSIS- TANT NEWS9 BRENDA INIIILER, ASSISTANT FEATURES IVA VAN GORDER, FEATURES ROY SMITH, CO-SPORTS: AND MARY LOU ROBERTS, COPY. REPORTERS CONTRIBUTING TO THE HIGH LIGHT ARE: DICK SWAN, DAVID DAHL, ALVIN STEINMARK, NICKY JAMISON, MARGIE BRUG- MANN, GEORGIA MARRINER, MARILYN SMITH. SHIRLEY VIGII., JANET ALLEE, BARBARA TURNER, MILDRED BURLEY, HELEN KILEY, PAT GRAEFE, PEGGY LOU HOLMAN, AND I-'AT GRANT. MASQUE AND MALLET UNDER THE SPONSORSHIP OF MRS. DAWSON, MASQUE AND MALLET HAS ATTENDED SEVERAL SPEECH MEETS THIS YEAR AND EARNED HIGH RAT- INGS FOR GREELEY HIGH. VARIOUS FORMS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DRAMATIC INTERPRETATIONS, A- LONG WITH DISCUSSIONS AND DE- BATES, ARE PRACTICHJ BY THE MEMBERS AT THEIR WEEKLY MEET- NGS THE CLUB ALSO EARNED I . MEMBERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL F RENSIC LEAGUE. HONORARY O SP EECH ORGANIZATION. I.. 'A f n- VQ l9 fa., S - I -If 'Rn C OFFICERS LOUVRE MEHR- SHOWN HERE ARE THE IR , ETARYS THE SPEECH CLUB MEMBERS ARE SHOWN ABOVE. VICE PRESIDENT' GRACE KNIGHT, SECR ER, , RESEARCH SECRETARY: MADGE ELEANOR EDWARDS, ' P IL STRONG, YEOMAN, RESEARCH SECRETARY, AND H PRESIDENT. THE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB HAS ENDED A BUSY YEAR OF ACTIVITIES WHILE TRYING TO PRO- MOTE BETTER RELATIONSHIPS BE- TWEEN US AND FOREIGN COUNT- RIES. HEADING THE LIST OF PRO- JECTS THEY SPONSORED ARE THE FRIENDSHIP LETTERS TO EUROPEAN COUNTRIES AND TWO ASSEMBLIES. A UNITED NATIONS FLAG WAS PRE- SENTED TO IRC, WHICH NOW HANGS IN THE AUDITORIUM, THE MEMBERS ALSO ATTENDED A STATE MEET, PARTICIPATING IN DISCUSSION GROUPS AND TWO JOINT MEETINGS WITH LOVELAND AND FT. COLLINS IRC. I-IOWDY CLUB SPONSORED BY MISS COONTZ, THE MEM- BERS OF HOWDY CLUB SERVE AS A WELCOMING COMMITTEE FOR ALL NEW- COMERS TO THE SET AT GREELEY HIGH BY AQUAINTING THEM WITH THE RUN OF THE STUDIO, STARS, AND PRO- DUCERS. BELONGING TO THE HOWDY CLUB ARE: DICK SWAN, JERRY MC- ,I MILLEN, BETTE CARBAUGH, ANN SEEBASS, DUAN FRY, MARILYN DEER, SHIRLEY WINTER, MARLENE KOEHLER, SECOND ROW: DARREL TAYLOR, CLARK VANDERHOOF, FOR ALL STUDENTS ESPECIALLY INTERESTED IN A PARTICULAR FIELD OF SCIENCE IS THE SCIENCE CLIUBQ WHERE PARTICIPANTS CAN WORK ON AND DEVELOP INDIVIDUAL PROJECTS. SPONSORED BY MR. TEGTMAN THE CLUB MEMBERS HAVE DONE MUCH TO INCREASE THEIR OWN SCIENTIFIC UNDERSTANDING BET-TE V1 CARB SEEIEEIZ-RESIDEANIQQI1' PRESID OFFICERZRYQ c:0,Q,,,':gg MAREZI53 Bop, HOFF . THE KOEH I I-IOWDY LER' CLUB SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS DCXJLEY TOYNE, PRESIDENTQ AND BECKY FERGUSON, SECRETARY, STUDY THE STRUCTURE OF THE HUMAN SKULL. SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS ARE: LUANA MACPHERSON, GLENDA MATTISON, BECKY FERGUSON, JEAN BLACK, BARBARA TURNER DOOLEY TOYNE, RICKY MAWSON, SECOND ROW: NORMAN LYS- TER, JOHN FARR, ALVIN STEINMARK, WYLIE ANDERSON, DAVID DAHL, BUD WIMBER, AND ALLAN TURNER. SQUARE DANCING CLUB JR. RED CROSS HERE, DICK SWAN, PRESIDENT OF GHS JUNIOR RED CROSS, SHOWS THE RED CROSS JOURNAL TO GWEN STRAIGHT AN D ANN SEEBASS. THE PR HE SQUARE DANCING CLUB WAS FULFILLED FOR THE FIRST TIME AT GREELEY HIGH THIS YEAR AND IS IN FOR A LONG RUN AT GHS, AS IT GIVES STUDENTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN NEW SQUARE DANCE STEPS. THEY PERFORMED AN EX- HIBITION SQUARE AT THE BAA BARN DANCE. OMISE OF T PRESIDENT HOWARD SHEEHY AND SECRETARY CARLENE HINZE ARE TH E FIRST SQUARE DANCE OFFICERS OF GHS. ADOVE ARE TIIE JUNIOR RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES FROM EAcI-I Ons ADVISORY GROUP. UN RVISION OF TIIE WELD COUNTI- RED CROSS THE NEWLY ORGANIZED JUNIOR RED cROss AT GREELEY IIIGII I-IAS DONE IIUCII TO AID TIIE UNI-'ORTUNATE AND NEEDY PEOP- LE IN TIIIS IIIIIEDIATE AREA. AS A cIIRIsTIIAs PROJECT, TIIE INIEIWBERS FILLED STOCIIINOS AND NUT CUPS I-'OR CHILDREN AND FOR FITZSIIIIIONS IIOSPITAL IN DENVER. DER THE SUPE WHO'LL BE THE WINNER? CHESS CLUB THE CHESS CLUB MADE ITS DEBUT AT GREELEY HIGH THIS YEAR AS A PASTIME BETWEEN ACTS. EVERY WEEK THE MEM- BERS ENGAGE IN A SERIES OF GAMES UNTIL THE WINNER IS DETERMINED. MEMBERS OF THE CHESS CLUB ARE SHOWN BELOW. CANDIDS QE Ab C 5 Z- ' r.. ',. rw . Qgg3:eFQ,!'.f:jf X ig if 1 ' ' 'F 5 I' 'Qi ' ' Y 1 fe, - : X E' N 'hh -lar: I .. .'.Lp', v-. ,M I 1- 7 51: ,. 'F 4, 1 W, ' SJ -Q' 1 I '-fp'-lxl' 1 , ' 4 .h . .4 X-X .- .5 , xv 1 .- r,, 1 A-1 r .Mu . GM .,. ' : lt. WQ Q f Jff '- F.: 'gn e i n ' J I ' I A 43 P. xt an .I 9- ,, 4 .,f,af.?F A I lj nm, I R P A t F -1- ' f . j- i- N flip f- X I s Y B A if V V v1.i'.EC, X ,a, , Y 31. ku K H '. 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X I 1 k 5 R E 'r' K lf! rf ' I p F lb 4 ik ' J 'fVL- 1 f-dh JOE SPRINGSTON PETE D'AMATO LINE co.-xcn LINE COACH 1 BW Q09 QW' GWEQCO 'CCB QSSWQQ1 N ,CKYXE OWS vow 'QE A Q 'RICHARD NOLAN HEAD COACH BOX SCORE NONCONFERENCE GREELEY GREELEY GREELEY GREELEY GREELEY CONFERENCE GRELEY GREELEY GREELEY GREELEY GREELEY FOOTBALL ALUMNI 14 REGIS 12 COLLINS 21 ST. FRANCIS 0 BRIGHTON 2 1 LOVELAND 1 2 LONGMONT 2 7 BOULDER 6 COLLINS 28 ENGLEWOOD 0 E109- W .2 'sn THE 1950 FOOTBALL SQUAD A 'mn ,. af S f e I L J T , MXSXWWW 'A'?A5W?433'?w,. 1 W f ,. .H ff 'wg .1 X4 7 H ,gqz5,gg3x, 5:9582 Sin ,. , . ' - z- 'I yfggiig 5 1 -. .. 5. , v yu-4 I g 9' 5 ff? . 1 W .,W,.,,..: .,,, ? W , 9 My if A DON ADAMS A sR. ' x , gh ' Ogg , :Ii W' A 31.5. i , Qs.. 152' ' QS ' , W JERRY MCMILLEN SR. 9 5: 1 3 5 'NORMAN ARMSTRONG SR. ' . I-lffkxf L fb Q M M33 A .- . , -2 my ,Q +,73,,-j . .. Y gf wwmfg HWyay4Q.53w'fg5'q?s-wifgwxxwg-ay --I-5-:, -' V wmmg QI -, ae' bv? 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THE WILDCATS BOASTED DICK EVANS, GUARD, WHO WAS SELECTED ALL-STATE AS WELL AS ALL-CONFERENCE AND GEORGE SHEPERD, WHO WAS SECOND HIGH POINT MAN IN THE NORTHERN CONFER- ENCE. THE 1950 KITTEN SQUAD ENDED THE SEASON AS NORTHERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS. KENNY MEYER LLOYD KINDSFATER' BSB HUFF J JR- JR. - , .Q fn : ::E' -. f X..:,.5f-:. . 5' .I+ , W 1, , :gi - - ..z::-- 51. ., , D 9 A Y EQ , A Q 1214 fy, N SX '31 by PHIL RIVAS SOPH. 6 POINTS FOR SHEPERD ALLAN TURNER CLARK VANDERHOOF .IIM VAN SLYKE .IERRE WARREN JR sn . . yn Q-. . ,M A A ,962 , 1 IH 5 ' I 1 D if A 1, Z is .fx ,air Q Sgigiq mf 5 I Q wi e W I I W I W BOB DAIILSTROM 19 LM f ,i1ZCifv- f 2 1.135 , ' ,,,, Ulf ffQrfrW 'vf lt I , , X ,jwy AMA' ff Ill,-H 1 A Qcvrf f ,f- DON DAHLSTROM BOX SCORE NON-CONFERENCE GREELEY GREELEY GREELEY GREELEY GREELEY GREELEY WHEATRIDGE WESTDENVER CHEYENNE NORTIIDENVER EASTDENVER CHEYENNE INVITATIONAL TOU RNEY GREELEY GREELEY CITY SERIES GREELEY GREELEY CONFERENCE GREELEY GREELEY GREELEY GREELEY GREELEY GREELEY GREELEY GREELEY GREELEY GREELEY COLO. SPRINGS CHEYENNE COLLEGEIHGH COLLEGEIHGH ENGLEWOOD COLLWS LONGMONT BOULDER LOVELAND ENGLEWOOD COLLHE LONGMONT BOULDER LOVELAND BASKETBALL BOB CONKLIN DON BIIOTIIERTON RANDALL RAIN 34 36 36 36 46 41 59 S0 41 35 37 38 34 47 31 36 38 43 34 39 526.2 222 Q M 7 ff-C, AQ-,Q ui CLARK VANDERIIOOF U 322 K GEORGE LESATZ IIUBERT MOORE FRANK MORRIS .124 wif KENNETH SCI-ILAGEL THIS YEAR, AN AVERAGE WILDCAT CAGE TEAM, AFTER TWO LEAGUE LOSSES, FINALLY TIED FT. COLLINS FOR THE CON- FERENCE TITLE AND WON THE TOSS TO REPRESENT FIRST PLACE IN THE STATE TOURNAMENT. AFTER SUCCESSFULLY BEATING A PAST RIVAL IN THE SECOND ROUND, THE CATS LOST A WELL FOUGHT TITLE TUSSLE. FROM THE SIX SENIORS, FIVE PLACED AMONG THE TOP TWENTY LOOP SCORERS. DON BROTHERTON, GEORGE LESATZ, AND CLARK VANDERHOOF WERE THE ALL CONFERENCE AND ALL STATE SELECTIONS WITH GEORGE AND CLARK PLAYING IN THE STATE ALL-STARS GAME. THE CAGERS CLOSEDVTHE SEASON WITH 6 LOSSES AND AND 17 WINS. IN ALL ROUNDING OUT A SUCCESSFUL SEASON, THE KITTENS WRACKED UP 19 VICTORIES AND DROPPED ONE, WHILE THE SOPHS FINISHED THE SEASON WITH NO DEFEATS. 4 012- O04 128 LQ l? CQ 491453 C 51166, 'W E 91, Wy- LL lv 7,000 lvl? Wlclg-Abs O4 15 719 OIF' THE 1951 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SQUAD: IST ROW: LARRY NIMS, JAY BOHLENDER, BOB ASPINWALL, CLARENCE KISSLER, ROBERT LEE, BRUCE ANDREWS, MELVINJOSEPHSON, HARLEY ROTHE, JOHNNY ERIN, DELBERT HAY, AND KNOWLES ANDER- SON. 2ND ROW: RAYMODD ESPINOSA AND DON KURTH. 3RD ROW: BOB RUYLE, COACH D'AMATO, BOB DAHLSTROM, AND TERRY BERG. Qt? 'fe 'ine vasx -51 P. DP-BLSTRON, 606 'naomxeaioxi P-so fa aaaooi w9S64SC9vA X09 'Y MOORE 140 QP H NT P-SD XJE5 NY 'L . X STA TE To URNEY GR IHS GRELEY G-R LE EE Y I-E Y NOW WHE RE, S THA T T KEMBEL 95 LBS. C. TURNER 103 LBS. WHIN HOLD 127 LBS. 1 WRESTLING THIS YEAR THE GREELEY HIGH WRESTLING TEAM GRAPPLED THElR'WAY T0 BE RUNNERS- UPS IN THE NORTHERN CONFERENCE BY LEAVING A RECROD OF 8 WINS AND 2 LOSSES. LEON COOPER, HERMAN SCHELLER, AND GEORGE SHEPERD WERE CONFERENCE CHAMPS IN THEIR WEIGHT. GEORGE ALSO PLACED SECOND IN STATE HONORS. V .V , Il' . I BOXSCORE NON-CONFERE NCE GRIILEY GREELEY GREELEY GREELEY GREELEY 34 CONFERENCE GREELEY 31 GREELEY 16 GREELEY 27 GREELEY 16 GREELEY 36 GOLDEN FORT MORGAN COLLEGE HIGH ARVADA COLLEGE HIGH ENGLEWOOD FORT COLLINS LONGMONT BOULDER LOVELAND THE 1951 WRESTLING SQUAD ARE: BACK ROW, COACH GILBAUGH, FARR, SANDBERG, VAN SLYKE, A. TURNER, MCCONVILLE, SCHELLER, KINDSFATER, STUDENT COACH LABONDE. 3RD ROW, WILLIAMSON, WILLIAMS, GRAYBEAL, HOFF, SHEPERD, REYNOLDS, WIENHOLD, CARBAUGH. 2ND ROW, GOACI-IES, DUPLER, PEREZ, TREMBATH, TICHENER, ANDERSON, SUTHERLAND, HAMLET. 1ST ROW, LARSON, MANAGER, RAY, DUDLEY, KEMBEL, G. TURNER, MILNE, MANAGER. INTRAMU RALS BOYS NOT OUT FOR VARSITY SPORTS PARTICI- PATED ACTIVELY IN A DIVERSIFIED INTRA- MURAL PROGRAM. ACTION SHOTS OF THESE ACTIVITIES ARE SHOW BELOW. -n--..,,- Af . FP 1 1 THE WILDCAT BASEBALL SEASON BEGAN WITH MANY BOYS OUT FOR THIS SPRING SPORT. STANDING LEFT T0 RIGHT: COACH D'AMATO, BOHLENDER, B. DAHLSTROM, TAYLOR, 'PUR' NER, VANDERHOOF, BROTHERTON, MILLER, MCCONVILLE, LESATZ, EVANS, FORBES, BLAUE, PHILLIPS, NIMS, D. DAHLSTROM AND A STUDENT COACH. KNEELING LrEFT TO RIGHT: ADAINB, SHEEHY, W. ANDERSON, ECKHARDT, MORRIS, ANDREWS, VILLA, ESPINOSA, MEYERS, MCMILLAN, MARTIN, REYNOLDS, WEINHOLD, JOSEPHSON, M. ANDERSON, WARREN, CARRANZA AND FEDERICO. IN :Ts THIRD YEAR ON THE sPRxNO sponrs AGENDA, THE GHS BASEBALL TEAM, wx-neg WAS IN A THREE-WAY CONFERENCE TIE LAST YFAR. UNDER THE MENTORSHIP OF COACH D AMATO, CAME THROUGH AGAIN 1-H15 yEAR AMONG THE CHAMPS. COMPOSING THE GOLF TEAM, ARE: RANDY BAIN, ORVILLE WINSTEAD,.JAY BUTTERWECK RALPH WELLER, BOB HELTON, CLARENCE WALTERS, AND JOHN FARR NOT PICTURED, DICK MCKINLEY. ALTHOUGH THEY CAME THROUGH THEIR SEASON SLIGHTLY SCRATCH- ED, THE WILDCAT GOLF TEAM CONTINUED TO UPHOLD THE GHS SPORTS STANDARDS. TRACK sQuAD mzuamzs ARE: 'rop now, LEFT 'ro Rrcxrr, COACH Jos spnmesrou, cRossAm'r, scm..Acm., VAN sums, Pscx, Rosnmq, 'rxcl-uman, m.Acx-xv, DRAPER, PARKS, wn..1.1AusoN, oGLE, nov, annum, AND WAN cu.BAuc1-1. sxacoun Row, VAN smm, uzmcnx., nuYLE,'x1ssx.En, ASPINWALL, NORDELL, OLANDER, BERG, LUNDGREN, GRAYBEAL, ANDERSON. 'rl-:mn Row, sl-ummm, DUDLEY,'NlCl-IOLS, MAGGERT, TREMBATH, BENDERJTRAKES, wm-mans, ucoxu., PAn1'oN, LEADBETTER, Bnuuuav. Founru now, cmmrnzn, xAuFuAN, Ram, ROTHMAN, MEYERS, PUTMAN, PROT!-IE, CHILDERS, Horr, LEE, WRIGHT COACH SPRINGSTON'S TRACKSTERS HAVE WORKED LONG AND TEDIOUSLY TO BUILD A STRONG SQUAD. ALTHOUGH WINS 'WERE FEW, THE THINCLADS FEEL THEIR SPORTSMAN' SHIP WAS TOPS. TENNIS HEAPING HONORS UPON GREELEY HIGH WERE THE WILDCAT NETSTERS UNDER COACH N0- LAN'S LEADERSHIP. THE TENNIS MEN, COM- AY' POSING AN ACTIVE PART OF THE SPRING SPORT PROGRAM FINISHED THE SEASON AS LEAGUE CHAMPS. 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ALDRICH. ........ ...................... AR VA MAE MORRIS MR. FERGUSON ...... STUDENTS ....... LEAF PEGGY KINNEY, JO ANN SITZMAN, JANET WHITNEY, ORVALJONES --...1, WHILE ANNILQZSZEY WAIT To SPE A ND BILL DROQSYESO THE UE LL- ADE WAS uv. omscowurw- PAR VISORY GRO H AD mmrxc. FLOAT gg 'g:zEmR. mARSY 'LL'S E W UT ' gigsigfaz GRINDER SUBM www I-IOMECOMING THE- GHS ALUMNI RECEIVED A KING SIZED WELCOME THIS YEAR DURING THE GALLA HOMECOMING WEEKEND. FOLLOWING THE CEREMONIAL BONFIRE WITH THE TRADITION- AL BURNING OF THE BUILDING ATOP IT, A ROUSING PEP RALLY WAS HELD IN THE AUDITORIUM FOR THE FOOTBALL TEAM. ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, THE ANNUAL PARADE MADE ITS WAY THROUGH DOWNTOWN GREE- LEY AMIDST A WINDSTORM. AFTER DROPPING BY A NARROW MARGIN TO LOVELAND, THE PLAYERS WERE HONORED AT THE DANCE WITH AUDIE BACHMAN REIGNING. HETAKING sEcoND PLACE LAURELS wAs MR. GUNNISON'S AG FLOAT WITH A SMOKE THAT PEACE PIPE THEME. . -' I ' V Ag! . 5 i , F. V . I -by I A 4 ig' A iw I W I -I ' f . ..:: -I I ' if v . 5 A -, ,' gf' , Q1 i 0 . .Eh F -.-, NU: J 4 3 ? :J - lv H is 9 AE: A--- f is . in 'Ar ' s , . I any I fn! r f A' ' I 1 if ,anim ' ' i !.n'fi,a'3, my i Q x wk. , , Ht th ' I. 5, I 1 . iw. fa ' I ' -- -Y-. . L' - '-'- - A A ' L if lg fy, -ei REPRESENTATING THIRD PLACE WAS A BRIDE AND ATTENDANTS FROM MR. BERRY'S ROOM, FOLLOWING THE THEME: WE GREELEY D0 TAKE THEE LOVE- LAND . DIDATES FROM THE THREE CLASSES ARE QUEEN CAN OMORE: SHIRLEY SMITH, DONNA WEINMEISTER, SOPH R. SENIOR: AND AUDREY BACHMAN, JUNIO THE GHS BAND IN THE HOMECOMING PARADE. A DREY BACHMAN IS ESCORTED BY U BOB PECK AFTER HER CORONATION AS HOMECOMING QUEEN. i ASSEMBLY CANDIDS SENIOR BREAKFAST BEGINNING THE MANY EVENTS OF THE SENIORS DURING SPRING, THE CLASS OF '51 HELD THEIR ANNUAL BREAKFAST AT OUR SAVIOR'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, FEBRUARY 23. IT'S IN THE BAG, WAS THE THEME CAHQIED OUT IN FAVORS AND THROUGHOUT THE PROGRAM OF SENIOR TALENT. FRED WERNER AND HIS GB BAND PROVIDE THE SWEETEST MUSIC THIS SIDE OF HEAVEN. ef I XS CONRAD MILLER PERFORMS THE GI LA MENT FOR THE BREAKFAST. FUTURE DOCTOR, LAWYERS, MERCHANTS- - 'NANCY THOMPSON, LUCILLE JACKSON, CHARLINE ELFELDT, JOYCE KLIEWER, AND LOUVRE MEHRER, GIVE A SATIRE AS PART OF' Tl-IF' DDrxr1oA-I SENIOR PLAY THE LAST DRAMATIC PRODUCTION OF THE YEAR WAS PRESENTED BY THE SENIORS IN AN OUTSTANDING COMEDY, MORNING, NOON AND NIGHT. THE PLAY, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF JOHN GUNNISON, WAS A HUGE SUCCESS. N- E THE U - EWS AR C PRO' AGE CR AMP-'U Y -woaxmlc' 525 oF ANY DEEP-UGH' Rimini 'RD WED HER ONNIE CA PERATE T :CXJYTON HERE' xx: SCOWELD O UC .AND BID L?:.ZCQNL1GHT5' i 1 1 N JILL W Es BOB H T, LOOL As A FS-SRIS, MIKIAIJ, OFFERS NCHMAN ' HO IS MA-SQIIJER HAND T ' ERADI O NG AS MORNING, NOON AND' NIGHT BY REV. DONALD A. MCMAHON CIIOILY ELLISON ..... JOAN FREDERICK .... Sl-IIRL DAY .......... TWING BRYAN .............. MAGGIE RYAN ................ ANN QLOOLAHD FOLSOM .... TOM BARTII .................. CHUCK ELLISON ...... CEDRIC HOUGH ..... BILL FOLSOM ..... MIKI DUMONT ...... NIKI DUMONT ...... CAST BARBARA LOFGREN DARLEINE SCHLAGEL LUANA MACPHERSON DONNA REDMAN .......SYLVIA ANDREWS WEST . . ...NORMAN ARMSTRONG ......WARREN ANDERSON SMITH ........LOYAL KELSEY HARRIS ...HGEORGE SHEPERD WHITE CHRISTMAS S' JUNIOR PROM THE OUTSTANDING DANCE OF THE YEAR, JUNIOR PROM, WAS HELD APRIL 29, IN HONOR OF TIIE SENIORS. COUPLES DANCED To THE MUSIC OF LARRY STUART AND HIS OR-CHESTRA AT THE BEAUTI- FULLY DECROATED STUDENT UNION BALLROOM IN THE WONDER- LAND OF CINDERELLA. LUDENE ARNOLD WAS CROWNED QUEEN OF THE PROM BY THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT, DON MEYERS. COUPLES DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF LARRY STUART AND HIS BAND. QUEEN CANDIDATES FOR TIIE JUNIOR PROM ARE: LUDENE ARNOLD,JOYCE WILGER, HELEN KILEY, DIXIE WIN- TERS, AND SHIRLEY WINTER. HERE, DON MEYERS, JUNIOR CLASS PRESI- DENT, CROWNS LUDENE ARNOLD AS QUEEN OF THE JUNIOR PROM. 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