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

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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

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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.

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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.