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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1952 volume:

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More power has been given to her than had been held pre- viously by the Councilor of War or the King's Advisor and she became more pow- erful than any man in the King's army. Equally important are our Kings and Queens who have achieved high honors and brought fame to themselve and, to Greeley High this Year. 1' tg.lQ lllwll xt llllllll 5 Sdofaradip ' The Gold G is the highest award a student can receive at Greeley High. These awards are given on the basis of work done during the person's three years of high school. The first Gold G is given to the senior with the highest grade average in his class. This year's winner was Orval Jones, who maintained a 4.96 grade average during his high school career. Orval was also a prominent member of the Student Council. ofeaoleraliila fill 4 e Gold G awards are also given in the field at leadership. This year, to Pat Holley goes the ' the outstanding leader among the senior girls. Pat's chiel' duty all year ' os co-editor and led the paper to all-state iournolistic and was a leader in Student Council. ' ' he leadership Gold G. distinction of being was the High Light, al' which she w ' P t was also prominent in Masque and Mallet ' ' h school achievements being the recipient ol' t ratings. a She completes her list ot tug 0501, ,1. , --.mg his senior year a d ,.... ours work as Stud -. una. As president he ' , ...rea each day. He w an all-conterenc h n was ent Council president, inherited the task of keeping the coke as o delegate to Boys' Store, played bask e center in football. lt is most fitting and t e Gold G for leadership. etball, and wa proper that B'l s il should receive Ann Seebas ir A , .giafe Delegates to Girls' State are Junior girls who have been selected by their classmates and the faculty. These girls will attend the sessions sometime in June to learn more about government and leadership. This year's delegates are: Judy Doubenmier, Phyllis Peter- son, and Ann Seebassp alternates: Lydia Miller, Barbara Turner, and Joanne Fulenwider. After the Spud deadline, two more girls were chosen to go to Girls' State. They are Lydia Miller and Joanne Ful- enwider. We regret that their pictures could not be included on this page. Phyllis Peterson Judy Doubenmier cya ' .Sim This year, Robert Ruyle, George McGill, Don Wil- liams, Marvin Parks, Rick Mawson, and Paul Weinhold were chosen to go to Boys' State. They will attend the conferences sometime in June at Golden. Alternates ore: Bruce Andrews, Don Dahlstrom, Bob Aspinwall, and Dan Kurth. 'Rf J4. Pat Holley has been selected as the DAR good citizen from Greeley High for the year of l952. Pat was co-editor of the High Light this year, and a very active member of Masque and Mallet. She proved her de- pendability, leadership, patriotism, and service by these and her many other activities. National Honor Society is composed of seniors who are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Miss Sullivan sponsors the or- ganization. This year's members are: front row, left to rlght, Sue lshiguro, Louella Craig, Nancy Reed, Carlene Hlnze, lane Taylor, Shirley Winter, Marlene Koehler, Ludene Arnold, and Virginia Anderson: sec- ond row, left to right, Delores Croissant, Grace Knight, Pat Holley, lanet Whitney, loAnn Sitzman, Helen Kiley, loanne Berg, Ann Lindou, and Mary Frei: third row, left to right, Don Meyers, Lloyd Kinds- fater, Bill Droegemueller, Paul Leaf, Allan Turner, Charles Foulk, Bud Wimber, and Bob Hoff. Not pres- ent are: Orval lones, loyce Wilger, Dick Swan, and Cary Craven. yflafionafejwlonor ociefy Oufsfambng Pep-Puff Virginia Anderson was chosen as the outstand- ing Pep-Purr of the year. She served as Vice President during her Junior year and as Presi- dent in her Senior year. Virginia received a gitt for her work and loyalty to Pep-Purrs. Runner-up was Peggy Kinney who served as Treasurer during her Senior year. She also re- ceived a gift for her contributions to Pep Oufdfancbng . .A QM Selected as the G.A.A. outstanding girl this year was Nancy Reed, who has ended her suc- cessful years at Greeley High by being Presi- dent of G.A.A. this year. Nancy has been very active in the intramural sports throughout high school and served as Secretary-Treasurer dur- ing her Junior year. For her outstanding service Nancy received a gold cup and carved her name on the traditional G.A.A. bench. Runner-up was Helen Kiley, who attained the highest number of points ot anyone in the i organization. omecoming ueen Shirley Winter was crowned Homecoming Queen during the half-time of the St. Francis game. She was elected by the whole student body and reigned over the annual Homecoming Dance after the game. Her ottendents were: Joanne Fulenwider, junior, and Joon Kintz, sophomore. I . Mom M8071 Under glistening bits of silver raindrops, Earlynne Crossaint was crowned queen of April Showers, the Junior Prom. Her attendants were: JoAnn Cook, Joanne Fulenwider, Phyllis Peterson, and Ann Seebass. X .I fl S 33? 'Eizhnpn . PWM i ' A if jfgw M..,.fw.Af,fMM4 fafwwaww ,fiyjflg fn!! , y -74 ,f c,0..,c..f-f ,A ed i Up to the sixth and seventh century adj ship had been used in place of the Bishop. f' By the time chess reached Europe th , Bishop was substituted for the ship. The fa- K Q6 ' culty members of GHS re symbolized by T. the Bishop. They ar essential part of ' G I y H gh 51 L A Q F- r. W. Yip iiiww PM t Mft? , W VW fb KW figw MM W WM gi' fy wiiibfyi ulaerinfencfenf Dr. Leslie K. Grimes, the superin- tendent ot the Greeley Public Schools, is most important to us and our game of school life. His is the key-man po- sition around which revolves the whole game. Dr. Grimes came to us this year from Denver University and has done much to improve the system. Q JZOM S omen who nd Y' I the 'men 9 . ,ies to A is G gwufmz and chili 1 o0l boo' tllel' U WY' ou, sci' heew ol 6 of Gree agen snide!! have 9 ,xx we bv' em el .134 rincilaag W enden Occupying the square of first importance on our chess board at Greeley High is Mr. Henry C. Jensen. As principal of GHS, he acts not only as our advisor and principal, but as our friend as well. Mr. Jensen is the one person responsible for seeing that Greeley High runs smooth- ly. Mr. Jensen came to us two years ago and has maintained the high ideals of Greeley High during that time. Mr. Jensen is shown on this page fulfilling a few of his many duties. .xdafuid om The girls' advisor at GHS is Miss Ethelyne Rhiner. Miss Rhiner also teaches geome- try and is chairman of the GA sponsors. She is shown here in her office. Mr. Richard A. Biddle is the as- sistant principal and boys' advisor at G ee'eY High. He also instructs trigo- 0 'ef Y. Here he is shown at his desk, ffl Xi ifffmiyi Q . X 1 . . , Af 4 Q 9 Mrs. Haygood is the secretary to Mrs. Hornsby is Mr. Jensen's secre- Miss Rhiner and Mr. Biddle. She is tary. She is shown going about one of shown above at her desk. her many duties in her usual efficient way. . L lC2 CL Those taking office work learn what is done in the G.H.S. office while gaining valuable experience. Left to Office girls attend the phone. Left to right: Dorothy Mitchell, Louella Craig, right: Mary Jo Brunson, Carolyn 0rd and Mary Frei. and Ruth Zimmerman. C0 OL5 Back row, left to right: Mrs Lawson, Mrs. Cousins, Mrs Coffey, Mrs. Kissler, Mrs. Deutcher. Front row, left to right: Mrs Spurlock, Mrs. Urich ke Bfolgheu' Vocational Agriculture, FFA Joe Springston Geometry, Algebra, Driver Education T gy, . sllfc'e c me Pete D'Amoto Vocational Agriculture, Met- al Shop, Soph and B Team Basketball Coach, Head Baseball Coach esr Fo, ' Club Mel Adoms Sponsor Mrs. Virginia Edgett English, Dramatlcs, Thespian Sponsor 41 r,,. fs. 'Hg Mg Cl, '. Co 'T' G g'n.sf, me, d,,e lass SZ, Sopfdllgarr Ohso omo lqhl fs fe James Baggot Health, Boys P. E., Head Basketball and Track Coach Hath? Jackson Crovens English, Assembly Organiza- tion Co-sponsor Miss Mariorie Deines Girls P. E., Health, C.A.A. Sponsor ,I - Earl Wells Distributive Education, Voca- tiongl English, Occupations, Chanrman ot Senior Class Sponsors Mrs. Carol Atkinson English, Pep Purr Co- sponsor Fred Rice Arts and Crafts, Spud Spon- sor, Ski Club Sponsor, B.A. Co-sponsor Miss Helen Coontz English Howdy Club Sponsor 16 S l0?f rl ff' -f6f x-ffi Mrs. Mildred Hill Shorthand, Secretarial Prac- X, tice, Spud Business Sponsor ' 'L 7 f'7 --f' X Qfeipc! WX Gerald Gardner Social Problems, World His- tory, Student Council Spon- sor, B.A. Co-sponsor Mrs. Dora Blogen English, Creative Writing, Assembly Organization Co-sponsor cxse, L. ,Q.,oLma.+v Mrs. Kathleen Phelps Miss -llllid Wolund Latin, German Foods- Home Am D N George Gotseos Book-keeping, Business A- rithmetic, B.A. Co-sponsor, Asst. Wrestling Coach Y' , Eldon Bowers American History, l.R.C Sponsor ,nr .. Mrs. Groce Dowson English, Advanced Speech, Masque and Mallet Sponsor Earl Boardman Orchestra V- gOc 95 x6 PA w l:w ' 10 ,uf SVC 99 gel' mb' Clarence Coffey ww-sky, Physics. Fundamental gni- 5 W Mathematics gviilx ' ella X ox V' c ' X C51 911 R VMS. favs' Ciokmhl-sv ni Ivan Gilbaugh Miss Helen Tanner z'1ve'l'a!'iC-1' 2f21giv:?.cHead . res mg an o lg, vocalHh:::1l::':'a o' B.A. Co-sponsor on Donald Popham American History. Chairman at luniar Class Sponsors, Chess Club Sponsor 45,4 Richard Nolan Boys P.E., Algebra, Head Football Coach. G Club Sponsor Earl Faulkner Bnnd. Lyre Club Sponsor wt 0 Q5 x F .1 5 Q A f Q' '7' X -t u ,w w ,,.,.. N , Qwyi XV.. 5 A J o . ' ' 5 'az' l 1- 2 fc I I .ff Mr. 'EW XXIII! if ' .vyum .1 'Pew f : N265 Control Games ,lb Drgaeq, vi bv- .: A mln 'C-Z.. ' -19-I if Q 'Q ! 01515112 Caaid When first introduced into Europe the Castle was a figure of an elephant carry- ing a tower on his back. Rook in several languages means tower, and that is how it gets its name. The Rook is a fort of de- fense as well as offense, and its power is only exceeded by the Queen. The Castle is a symbol of our own Greeley High and of all the activities and organizations in which we take part. Members of Executive Council are, left to right: Bill Droegemueller, Presi- dent, Jerry Winters, Senior Class President: Janet Whit- ney, Business Manager: Jo Ann Lair, Secretary: Julie Curry, Publicity: Mr. Gard- ner, Sponsor: Elizabeth Straight, Parliamentariany Judy Doubenmier, Vice Pres- ident: Theodus Holland, Sophomore Class President, and Phil Rivas, Junior Class President. xecufiue ounci Executive Council is composed of the officers of Student Council and the presi- dents of each class. This council helps to guide the activities of Student Council and of the entire student body. Wielding the gavel as Prexy of Student Council is Bill Droegemueller who is pictured at the left. Delegates to the State Student Coun- cil meeting at Fort Collins in October were Mr. Gardner, Judy Doubenmier, and Bill Droegemueller. Judy was elected State Student Council Vice President at the meeting. V, -uv- r anizafion Cjwleacli Bud Wirnber George Byrnes Dick McKinley George McGill Bill Sqlqmon Assembly Orgar1iZafi0r'l Band Chess Club Community Activities FFA Commission Pat Holley MUYY N09 Nancy Reed Kenneth Schlagel GA CAA G Club High Light Marlene Koehler Howdy Club Grace Knight Phil Riva: Dick Swan Ffllflk M0755 Helen Kiley IRC junior Class jr, Red Cross Lyre Club Masque E: Mallet Virginia Andonbl Big Scofield Pep Puffs 'lesbian 30' Y Quill winktls Theodus Holland ,enliior Class Sophomore Class D , eg S0 On Wil! Me a ix s 7 U 560 Dud eni0 glare 5en,t6Lti'Ue5 Nancy cise Morceno EncllS0 Lloyd Klndshter fi owgl 10135 charles fgulk Mary Lou ROBGRS Bill McC Dixie Wl 's rk Alvin Steinm' Being the most im rt po ant organization at GHS, Student Council benefits all of the students. Spon- soring an Italian war orphan was the main project for the year. Shown ot the left is Bianca Orsini, the Italian war orphan whom the Student C ouncil has supported this year. Jane Aehsigor unior eloreaenfafiued Mcriorie Chridner Marvin Parks Eerlyrme Croissant .lqanne Fulenwider Ann Seeboss Inez Reichert Bob Ruyle Paul Weinhold Mary Wens Don Wiliioms e rebenfafiueb Sophomore I0 Regina Bauer Barbara King Fred Ben Janet Kliewer Bill Loigren The, 'he flqgflff . 'P0Ilsore4 mo . lSII'l9 Corgi maintained cere- chinesl anfnd candy' 5:25 n u m e I 0 u supervised fha' S cgmminees we flle schxl-of SeI'ViCe to '-Q!! Don Briscoe Lucille Lee Frank Simmons Victor Steffens .lerre Frederiksen Carol Lindsey Carol Smith Rosemary Ticknor .3 4' our ' ,' In s 'Eff nl - Boing! Kimi X-'de Xa so '-.ev qusl' xeil 10l 1 bane, :nik akyiegrek ati 4-,a Mon nam ,,,.. 9' 5i??'?'c0f:Z? ' meg: gitiexshilxsentati G- - que cY ol utgt i K' N30 - va -gels C00 nd m,ov?'f,,eu.' wav gold 3 are S'yi it x.e h corn eo img. cl' ' ian. . x3,P'::Ls:n!3 'es ge gl- T'-.E 1 ,QL -1- Marlagnes Llndean, Mary Greenwood, Grace Knight, and Shirley Cawherd take care ot the confetti booth during the carnival. The Girls' Association of Greeley High is an organization to which every girl automatical- ly belongs. The organization was under the leadership at Mary Noe this year. G. A.'s main event this year was their annual carnival, Melody Lane, which is their only rnaney- making project ot the year. Other activities in- cluded the Get Acquainted Party, the Mother's Tea, the Thanksgiving Baskets, White Christ- mas, and Dad's Night. V Yiosvq X1 Su r ae B2'5'yd. Sucre? vm -, A109 son. .sys der xeu 'f' 'iwu' Ni ,reader afY ' gilfeia . 5' S2 111 no ay,ane's:Saas?Aenk: if SOVW A- ' cp.:-0 We iw 3 Batty Lucero atticlates at the guest book tar the Mother's Tea. Packing Thanksgiving Baskets are Rasa- mary Ticknor and Pat Forbes kneeling, Betty Lucero, Mary Noe, and loan Klntx, standing. ..5, Y Noe v. - -A., u,e's rfhuwn' a-:ble loanne Berg, Coralee Criswell, Betty Lucero, Mary Noe. lo Ann Cook, and EM, Ann Seebass look over the array ot gifts at White Chirstmas. The question is: who can eat the most ple? Nancy Case seems to be winning the pie-eating contest at the C.A. Get-Acquaintedn party. Sophs and newcomers get to know the other GHS gals at the anunal Get-Ac- quainted party. A Trip to Mars So to Sleep Again lsn'l' this a Charming Group? H Q K At the Carnival The Har and Friends Singin' in the Shower Swing and Sway Our 52 Champs R509 T088 'Q Show n is Shirley W inter after her crowning as Homecoming Queen. Her attendants are Joanne Fulenwider left and Jo ' ' an Klntx, right. omecoming 2 4 'W b,G e sf. 0 G eeIe:wi 9 t wo, bY SCO, eb0or 'he fffer 'h eClSlYe we Hgmeco Cro 'ni 'Y S '79 Homecoming was a gala event at GHS this year. C On Thursday evening, following the traditional bon- fire, there was a rousing pep rally held in the audi- torium in honor of the football team. On Friday at- ternoon, the parade. showing much thought and preparation, wound its way through the streets ot Greeley. Atter winning over St. Francis on the gridiron, the players were honored at the annual homecoming dance. Shirley Winter, who was crowned queen during the halt-time ceremonies, reigned at the dance. H G e 0 o0 Third glsuinefs home' t won by Mus od lace fl o0 Sewnd ':.nll's home' N-I5 t W, bY tlod olf- fix' 'fisting' home T. v me sew' 'he pe The bon rGll'l ' Y -rho P99 1-gllY ' Holding the office of President of Pep Purrs is Virginia Anderson, shown above. Pe Helping to raise school spirit and cheer- ing the team on to victory are the Pep Purrs. Shown at the left is part of the cab- inet. They are, first row: Peggy Kinney, Treasurer, and Anita Noffsinger, Cheer Leader Representative. Back row, left to right: Mary Noe, G.A. Representative: Jane Taylor, Drill Leader: Luwando Steffens, Skit Chairman: and Grenda Miller, Uniform Chairman. A i x, 2 l 9 I 1 1 l T 4 ,V 4 M- -A Others on the cabinet are, front row, left to right: Elizabeth Straight, Soph Squad Drill Leader: Terry Sinele, G.A.A, Representative and Lola Branen, Vice President. P Pllrr mar h. through tlleguzgcgguggi ,gud fha band B Eqsf game Q0 lava: p or the Wudcm: ep Puffs e H 1 N lip ,yt 1 - ff '3: E Beat Collins! and butcher the Lambkins! uI'l'6 Leading the GHS student body in cheers are, left to right: Wilber Sea- gren, Anita Noffsinger, Joyce Wilger, and Bill Scofield. The Pep Purr rnascots who were elected this year are Jerry Axiom and Kathy Janes. Sucker: wish the football bays Pep Purrs on parade! good luck to Lick East. A cabinet I . ,009 The giccheon me Nan: .X4 Y Rug?-35 The Girl's Athletic Association has been very active this year. Besides having per- haps the most active sports program in the history of the organization, G A A h sored the Football and ized . . . as spon- the Sock Stomp, organ- the Homecoming Parade, sold candy, etc., at games, and had a chili supper. 5 lblo H9101 . sealed' d MB, e n duel- 3' kdgnt.. 'skin ,811- 5ho':' vue' 0,5011 54:10 age ' SY . 1'- ' o-NCIS, c.N '9w'Y 5 ,ga xdgtit ' Yflaf !iw' es The winners! Don Meyers, Helen Kiley, Pat Hoag, and Jim Van Slyke display the socks that wan the prizes for them at the Sock Stomp. King Jim Tanner and his attendants, left to right: Mel Josephson, Bill Mc- Clone, Theo Holland, Marvin Ander- son, and Don Briscoe, at the Sack Stomp. X ii Entering the Sock Stamp through a . tunnel proves to be very difficult for Pat Halley and Dick McKinley. he . X MQ..pgM,Q,,i,., :X s,-t . T 1 X,-VA -.-N - 1 X Q X -rw Meng , ,Awe mg . .. l 5 T . . 5 3 ' e, G.A.A. girls participate in many in- tramural sports during the year. Bas- ketball is one of the sports that is actively indulged in. .A The Boys' Association is a newly formed organi- zation to take the place of the B.A.A. Having been farmed this year, the organization has not had a chance to have had any activities. There are 53 members in B.A. W xv Y V 1 f ,......m -M z A -- ,-,,,.--W i' .wwf .,,,....w-1- .,,., Wvw., A W, -sf. . ,Q 'N Nix! vi ,N nbe' e Shogizxv vlhoxre oifouc . ie ol'9oN . 'N here is as H95 K 3 .P- vxogii thehgw gh to qi mtl YB Members I Miller, L 0 H16 8.A. cab' Secrefq,y?.?'LaE:iIans, Tomlngifdxs, Left to fighf: AMN S n er af the argqngzazfh Forbes, Dick Md?? g 0rk, Bob . Ibn, In . Vice Presidenfffld Paul Weinhoziy' xt? is ' is ix A if J, is Q g cm G Club is made up of all boys who have lettered in any sport on a varsity team. This year G Club's main activity was the selling of programs at the football and basketball games. The club presented the band with some money to help pay for the new drums. Shown is Kenny Schlagel, President of G Club. ,,.....-. N f L A-. A 'K on N. K, 4. wwfw . F W' If Other officers are. left to right: E 1 Bob Hoff, Secretary: Wayne , - Tichener, Vice President: and -' Lloyd Kindsfater, Treasurer. ..,....v-P X x ff as mu. f of lfxlxllf ll A' . g,,.QWN U an-aqqh-E Shown above are the members of G Club. Neel: Officers of F.F.A. are, left Kenny Schneider, Charles lseatedl, Paul Best, Edward and Bryan Hoffner. Bill Salomon, F.F.A. Prexy. nn. 'Y'-f. a AA Dx to right: Sanders Erickson, This year Future Farmers of Amer- ica have won high ratings at the var- ious judging contests that they have attended. The organization's main social event is a rodeo on Memorial Da . At h y te 1951 rodeo, JoAnn Sitzman was crowned queen. Bill 4511 52,0 F.F.A. members are, first row, left to right: Dennis Putnam, Charles Sanders, Harley Blandin, Darrell Peterson, and Alvie Rothe: second row, Edward Erickson, Douglas Es- trick, Paul Best, Gary Chamberlain, Elmer Rothman, Bill Solomon, and Mr. Adams, who is the sponsor. 'a f h oflllha C9 :be lr, W 9r,, ef, ff., ,flees J ' o Rouhdz queez' F.F.A. members shown judging sheep. PM- ff . eff Shown h Other officers of D.E. are: left to right, Betty Eckhardt, Treasurer: Gerald Quick, who was elected Secretary of State D.E. in Denver earlier this year: Evelyn Fendel, Secretary: and Mary Schumacher, Vice Pres- ident. er, . presides' Joh., S f of 0.5. Chen, A student taking Distribu- tive Education learns how to handle a iob while actually working. These students attend classes in the morning and work in the afternoon. In these two pictures the stu- dents who took D.E. this year W, The Greeley High School Band Em! The active GHS band has put many hours into practicing, marching, and maneuvering this year. The band presented two concerts, and received a superior in marching and an excel- lent in playing at the music festivals during the year. Greeley was also honored for the splendid performance of its soloists. MVN Band officers are, left to right: Bill McCIono, Vlce President: Charlene Hinxe, Uniform Chairman: Frank Morris, President of Lyre Club: janet Woodward, Secretary-Treasurer: George Byrnes, President. I .7wir-Ara Ma 'S L Leading the GHS band are our excellent twirlers. They are from left to right: Gerry Lauridsen, Connie Sivers, Lou Ford, Pat Hoog, Terry Sinele, and Jane Kissler. 2,0 gllllil 'C The Pep Band helps boost Greeley High school spirit by playing at the games and at pep assemblies. They are, first row, -left to right: George Byrnes, Bill McClone, and Harvey Bender: second row: Jerre Monicle, Vic Steffens, and Keith Williamson, third row: Shirley Winter, Jonet Wood- ward, Paul Leaf, and Alvin Steinmark: fourth row: Leslie Dauth, Barbara Miller, Duane Flack, and Gordon Ellingerf fifth row: Bob Englund, Jerry Winters, Van Smith, ond Bud Goodwine. wing guna! The Swing Bond, under the direction of Earl Faulkner, has performed on numerous occasions at the Youth Center, played for the Exchange As- sembly, and for many service clubs in Greeley this year. Members are: first row, left to right, George Byrnes, Bill McClone, Janet Woodward, Shir- ley Winter, and Margie Smith: second row, Carlene Hinze, Paul Leaf, Frank Morris, Jerry Winters, Alvin Stein- mark, and Bud Wimber. Shown are, left to right: Vic Steffens, Lucille Lee, OPEL Q5 ifa The orchestra this year, under the direction of Earl Boardman, has par- ticipated mainly in ensemble playing, having given a recital and played for many groups. Members are: first row, left to right, Verla Bartling, Shirley Winter, Ann Lindou, Louetta Hen- nesy, and Lucille Lee: second row, Mr. Boardman, Vic Steffens, Paul Leaf, Eldon Blouge, and Keith Wil- liamson. Louetta Hennesy, Keith Williamson, Shirley Winter, The string quartet consists of: Ann Lmdou Verla and Paul Leaf. ?fuf- vm' Sv-ups-E' 1 f b Bartling, Mr. Boardman, and Julia Cooper Clair Shown here is the a cappella choir which is directed by Miss Tonner. This year the choir has presented one assembly for the student body and one concert for the public. The group also attended the State Music Festival in Fort Collins- Members of the Boys' Quartet are, lett to right: Bob Miller, Verne Blaue, Keith William- son, and Wilber Seogren. 03 Composing the Triple Trio are, first row, left to right: Arva Morris, Frances Mann, Audie Bachman. Second row: Verla Bartling, Lawanda Stef- fens, Jane Taylor. Third row: Brenda Miller, Alice Nash, and Mary Wens. lobelzebta Greelev s hlgh-rid mg 'xfter their flfth thenr second hxd for st: NVQ when thew hu-at tl wer 'saturday afternoon 'tial der i0n: ove ed Jr 1 cut: und :wh rim! Y, ster :als uvh yuf ildc in hut 'rm se rs 11. .ny V: rs I .151 .mu lmd's Xnfwl r- l'E'f'tl Flrst Llass Managing Editor Jnyu- Wvilgx Make up Fclltor Pnt llolle Associate Ldltor llarlmrn Turn News Editor Grave lxniir ksnistnnts Nlnrjorlr Brugmnnn Vlnry l on ltoln-r Sports Fdltor George Mcfi L-.Iris Sports Editor Helen KII1 Feature Falltor llremln Mlll Annlstaxnts I ydln Miller, Wlnrllyn Smit Ahln Steinnmrk and t nthv Vnn K orm Asaistnnt Copy I-dltoru Inn:-t Ulm- t 4-org Mattinon, Cnrlcne Hlnze. Parrott Rnv, Jerrv Kennlh Exchange hditor Put Grne Reporters contributing to this Imlne nr-M Barre Ray. Barbara Kim: Carol Smith, Nancy tune Mu Greenwood Gunn Xvidncv Brut-e Smith lk-rthn WI non. Joan Edwm-ds Shirley Wlxll Nlnrp Ann Dleterlc Mildred Burley, Donna Perry June hlnulu' Juan Illv M r In P rku :mtl Dlmk Gunn '. As mentioned sue, the empty xlaced in racks oms, along with mils that should nts of the Cen- provided in con- ,s easy to throw loor. sum of money Ieuter ax dream- vur cooperation y is a necessity. , play pool, ping - ' i Wlll KIHIIOS CHITIG IO H18 TBSCUB and cause here is a girl who will fit all of your qualifications. Janet Whitney has really worked herself into the category .of an all-around gal at GHS. She carries on her jobs as Stu- dent Council executive business manager energetically. Janet has been seen rooting at the games the past three years in the uniform of a pep-purr. IRC, which she has been in for two years. GAA. one of her three years activities. and the Ski Club hblvx in H11 nn hor finxq' 3 worker is ee, Janet is J. She has by working the trophy 'elfare. sid in which holds mem- peech Club. The Editorial Staff of the Highlight is: Foreground, Carlene Hinxe, Garret! Ray, and Jerry Kessenichp background left to right, Grace Knighf. Mari'-Wie Brugmann, Pot Graefe, Mary Lou Ro- berts, Kathy Von Gorder, Joyce Wil- ger, George McGill, Pat Holley, Bren- da Miller, and Marilyn Smifh. NO' present are Lydia Miller ond Helen Kiley ISL uw way we! .AN 8 U Ld as Jun or . W... .,.., W, .V . i furnishing and ge with beauti- nany thingsfat put on a trial some changes gresses. Before what we don't er is run, let's h Fort Collin 'enver is or n the past f most becoxr vasketball 1 Fiisr Class ' Del - lley. Joyve Wilgar Barbara Turner iarjorle Brugnuln Diary Lou Roberta George McGill Helen Kiley Brenda Miller ler, Marilyn Smith, Cathy Van Gorda' Carl:-me Hills, r, Jerry 'Kesnenleh ..,., . Pat Grants A lunge an-xn Jilin Business Manager on the' Spud. Sewing and Spanish are school subjects. that hold Jauet's interest. She has taken three years of Spanish and says she loves IL ' uf -school Janet is re- loaned the Youth Center an in- strument for the evening. Upon hearing of the lack of a piano Mr. and Mrs. Harold Armbruster re- cently donated one to' the Center. All the beautiful red poinsettasx adoring each table at the opening were donated by Ericksorfs Green House and Marshall Flowers, The pine smell iand the wreaths? were donated by men, smell A radio Youth I ments and being used turn to get some without 1952 new business- maj ing that free the Youth un-uwax zuzugul. ulL0 U18 LIVES, U18 EFIZIS, EDCI joys ot those around her, She reveals a prac mind-and a knowledge, both instinctive and dw oped, that is understanding, perceiving. unsurnaa Here is found neither rancor nor bitterness. ' girl goes about her duties earnestly and energet Iyg hers is a hearty air of unstinting, unrequi ambition, coupled with a genuine desire to b- service to her fellow-beings. She doesn't comp she doesnt moan. she remains, thru all, chem and happy, Her friends and admirers are leg .she is known and respected by'all. To her companions she's a. petite, adorable 1 who seems to he everywhere at once--and alv enthralling. em-apturing smile. that q 'mouth and eyes that make deserved. She is many and diverse musician, a cgp sets her apart, wi others oi! her sex personality-apontane these and many mor! upon this perso!i- matter--she'll instal eye. For here's a girl far from commonplace- quality that seems to clw tenacity, every m bodxes of her listeners, 1 so many before them, are CO1 ' ' and belongs ,md an n the indefinable, almost omil r The E 1 f H' , ' num Jared 119,35 L'9hf bubble of radiant desi: bars ar one wus? They ar?-edi'o'S rare person who is able witl -wth of Luv, '- Pap H 'fe P, ' A095 T101 I - - qw hot GUM ole, and lerselt upon them, to capture and hold her admirers-a girl who can be known l v1vu,, ms and still be described in verily the B YN 'K with demure and modestf', yea. with e -fo is this girl, you ask? 'fell you: she migh1 in the halls ot G .try hamlet. And lt vho is fortunate enc mr person. She's t for this' girl-she's ' --you won't be sorry 'halk Talk to the room and, noting he seized a piece ot chalk gorously on the boardL He 1 ,r squad solemnly. I haven't U. show WO am I gonna - Uboye Q '- looked at g. I Questions. 'e 'he repo imma Hmmmmmm. N.. New who C 1 'Wm' tonkfh square root of the common new 'fibufed r Qmford, this is iI1BiOI' of 127 over 375? Which fun- gnu.. 0 fhe High f+ Suited to do nel will drain faster? If your grand- for a living. .U Sin Hi. ' 'WI mother is 85, what is the circum- ference ot an igloo? Well. I might as well start. For the next hour and a half, itsn ls req,- Then she looked down at Craw- ford who had suddenly decided to take a nap, murmuring as he lost s, I-tell you what wdre ge ndicated a position on the be first victim. Unless you gl my lay-ups you'll be benched. 1 well enough, or you're as good guad already. 'heo confronted the boys, three Meekly they accepted the criticil ,led the end of-the row where 'san He drew a deep breath and jaw ar-,,,, A There sary Coach Baggot with his eyes tm up to Theo's-waiting tor his turn. L Census taker-How many brothers do you ha ssjmf ,,i Geofgid Ctxnh Go X952 SP and Nfl' utils M the ' Sl I ,anis Gmxepoges to 5150 yl0'k 0 gd 1952 .Simi .SLK Don Meyers - Louise Strubel - Mariorie Smith Lois Kitts - Helen Kiley - Bill Scofield - Lydia Miller - Pat Graefe - Marcia Gold - Jo Ann Lair - - Janie Grimes - Georgia Mattison Leruth Gold - Jerre Frederikson Fred Rico - - - - Editor-in-chief - - Associate Editor - Organizations Editor - - Literary Editor - - Layout Editor - - - Photographer Assistant Photographer - - Snapshot Editor - - - Senior Editor Assistant Layout Editor Assistant Senior Editor - - - Junior Editor - Sophomore Editor - - - Art Editor - - - Sponsor Ggld 1 xl 41 ubd and Logic: sh' Lallf MY' ' nt! . ob tl lon Kll'Y'sh:v:: 'atkins G ogg Here Bill Scofield and Lydia Miller check negatives before printing the Spud pictures. It is with great pleasure that the Spud staff presents the i952 book to you, hoping that you will enjoy it as much os we have enjoyed putting it to- gether this year. At the left is Don Meyers, the Editor-in-chief of this year's Spud. 4 Q NN' x Q th' me o e check ,O vii' , ' ff 6 -S236 'ages Moi' uv' -'gyda 6,9659 as ,omg :La Pot 9 'Y Lots emit!-gem Sm. ww e 6 59 to' tkeheiv' The officers of Assembly Organization are, lett to rig t: Peggy Kinney, Ex- change Assembly Chairman: Marjorie Smith, Special As- sembly Chalrmang Frances M a n n Parliamentariang Audie Bachman, Vice Presl- dent: Carol Bunt, Secretary: standing, Rick Mawson, Technical Chairman. Assembly Organization members are, left to right: Nancy Shaw, ludy Douben- mier, Helen Kiley, Don Meyers, loanne Fulenwlder, Betty Lucero, Alice Nash: standing, Mrs. Blagen, and Gordon Elllnger. zidemgfg Organizafion All the assemblies which have been presented this year were planned by the Assembly Organization. Edu- cational assemblies as well as the purely entertaining ones were enjoyed by everyone at Greeley High. During the year, each member of the organization had a chance to introduce an assembly to the student body. Bud Wimber, who is pictured at the left, presided over the club this year. . 4.4 ,, Ann Baxter visited Greeley High this year promoting Movietime U.S.A. Humans are Numerous! with Marco Grouch 5590164 Popular performers at a na- tional assembly this year Pianist at the assembly presented by the blind Finale of Inside U.S.A. the Masque and Mallet assembly 3 Lad Y wrestlen of 'be B '9lu - s 1 I ,gi AY 5 l , I I ,js g K J, f Jun. 'ln a lo, assefld Bar, I Wy ' Ci, Cys, 4 The ambition of every Thespian is to earn enough points to have four stars. Those pictured here gained that high honor. Back row, left to right: Bud Wimber, Don Meyers, owsmlaoo Bill swfiela. D' k I f bw ehos h 659 Front row. ic Swan, Caro Ha key. ,099 was ,xx V05 We Thes? gi 1 1- , 8.12 22o'3::iawgJfi'o Qe' I , vefimzhev' do ve .7Le jkedpiand Thespian initiation. Bu vl to HSM gait adam ey . teh' , n A Th959'ons'b ASP'nwo ' . - ms, I D'Umq C wimber, nBo ui Don Willson. orr all those wL':i'wag enum, Dick Sv: iowi Pawn:-eHeien McKee, Bob 'if :hembers 'ng '0 beco:lhe1 his Yea 'Thi' . Lois ' ' uae D 0 'I Br ef back E hes ' KIIGYI LUWO 'Yden F UCB Sm- 'cw I malls, Helen u Roberts. .Y ,envy F I red Bef ith, Mar -I eff fo ri h Riggs, . Maw Lo Jo Ann Lai . 'rom row' z. vm parks 9 t: nd 'ow' ikeYf 'e'f, M . ' Nun ' Jack segsigs, CGW' Hu , mek M 'f3,:l H fd, .De?i,R'igd'e Judy D uesdole. ck N3gho.s.h Numan No, in u Kfssleri uth give' ouben- T' owi Ju ggemc ' Gnd 3 P'Cfure. 3' Syly' ron' ' rr Ke Orb ' L d' . 'U Di Meyers, Je Y arll Turner IQ Mille, San. o . f ra Bmw' get. i OWOM gi 10 as me 'n:c: ':e: e ge 500 960' 'vB new 6 O3 Xe! b' 0 all Q all ogh CW ones ,AVS awnixene tv- Bowdi wgli ana 5' Y M31 Chl we ,,nH1 ,.usl' Bi'-'isnt lsgowd' .eofrem-ga: -was of mt' suv' We' Quagas' 35 as ,E gel' wi GU' .gnfernafiona mfafiond The International Relations Club has completed a successful year while furthering a better understanding between the countries of the world and informing the students about ln- ternational matters. A list of the activities for this year ln- cludes the sponsorship of two assemblies, attendance at the state meeting and a ioint meeting with Fort Collins and Love- land, and their annual banquet. At the left ls Grace Knight, Prexy of IRC. Other officers include: seated left to rliht, lane Taylor, Secretaryg Sandra Brown, e- search Chairman: Beverly Works and loan Edwards, Sophomore Representatives: stand- ing, Mr. Bowers, Sponsor: and Alvin Stein- mark, Treasurer. 964 1' . se include Wwszll vi ne' n ya. nd menazih End Qrelllhznd B lv l ff W ovtatsmagf .dxggigsrgib Ho . OI to uid, wa tosmxmo X38 X L10 dugg fiagl CUZ. sffsgvxofv S H kga e5t:eti 'IW 9 . og! . XJ' 9, . 'y5o9 to 098' S gxof-V' up 'lo Xen ngefso yeon S2355 3:5160 :iv ana 'I' 510 Dick McKinley, ot Chess - 1 Hot xumavlomsl X005 090 gooalo president Club Dick Swan, presi- dent of Junior Red Cross unior lg 601515 Junior Red Cross has finished its second year as an active club at Greeley High. Under the supervision of Miss Hickman and Dick Swan the club has made nut cups, place mats, menu cards, lap boards and many other items for the needy people. During the Christmas season the Junior Red Cross made bedside Christmas trees and sent a total of 9,000 comic books to Fitzsimons Hospital in Denver. Shown over their chess boards are, left to right: Bill Scofield, Rick Mawson Mr. Popham, Jack Nichols, Mr. Gatseos, Mr. Rice, Norbert Martin, Bob Barber, Bruce Smith, and Ann Lindou. wg K QQIYTO 1 CAM CAA Rounding out its second year at GHS, Chess Club has proved a popular pastime for many students. Each week the members meet in the Iunchroom annex and engage in a game of chess. cwque ana! Wafef Shown listening to Voice of Democracy records are: Lydia Miller, Phyllis Peterson, Helen Kiley, George McGill, Audie Bachman, Rick Mawson, Joyce Wilger, Sandra Brown, Dick Swan, and Pat Holley. Sl, . . xg nlvn ,V A 8 go :So Preside,,'b::e is H X 10- my-Sonei' o Masqu elen K' go' an Mosqge an Befgas gba 3 2 Q so new ' . :S 0 Mel' X-0' oghcexxo ti' Mod X-1 40: Bl' i Finishing a very successful year, Mas- que ond Mallet, the speech club of GHS, has token part in many activities. Fore- most were: two assemblies, Student Con- gress, N.F.L. speech meets, and numer- ous other speech meets. N.F.L. members are, seated left to right: Sondra Brown, Marilyn Deer, and Carol Haf- key, standing, Mrs. Dawson, sponsor, Helen Kiley, JoAnn Lair, JoAnn Berg, Janet Whit- ney, Pat Holley, Lydia Miller and George McGill. J Holding up the free .9 1' Funny Girl Our Abe Lincoln n fini Star Gaxers May I have your autograph Pause P-4 that Refreshos Pat Cheese-cake f'-we '-T' q N'- cy u V A - , , , Q I W jf Q A . ' A 1 Indian Squaw Au-A A fix f. S We're Seniors! Haven't we mel' before? 1' Drink up, Smitty P0f9v' Bm' o -, if SQ .. . Q. x ss- n vm 4.-wx .fy 1 'L W. df 'rs ' ' -.. .Q ..,.-. . . , . '1- Knightz Jczigkfa A Knight is a soldier on horseback usu- ally employed in jumping about the bat- tlefield, breaking up the enemy's defense, and getting into the battle from the start of the game. The Knights of Greeley High are our own sportsmen and teams who have brought home the spoils of the vic- tory this year. vw, ,YV -L we lead baseball coach v'Amato who ls 6006426 Shown on this page are the very able men who serve Greeley High as head coaches. They have done much to contribute to the success at our teams this year. Coach laIly lim latgot who serves as head bal et- ball and track coach. above. Coach Dick Nolan heads the coaching an the gridiron. Shown here are Drs. Hibhert lrightl and Boyd who give at their valuable time to at- tend all games in case ot an accident. Chief met coach ls Ivan Gllbaugh who is shown above. l The Toss -Gra nd J unction N I l I v jamie ' 1 . I joofgaf ' 'J A 5 -.5 V' l I For the first time in a quarter-century the Wildcat te: won the State Class AA Championship. After up-setting E1 Zl to 13, the Wildcats went on to cop the State crown, beatim the Grand Junction Tigers 34 to 7. These Wildcats were giv the honor of being selected for the All State first team: Fra Morris, Ted Childers, and Bill Droegemuellerg for the seco team: Allen Turner, Wayne Nordell, and Vernon Blau Those who received honorable mention were: N Jerry Winters, Ken Meyers, Bob Hof Bryan Hoffner, Leonard Protl Ken Schlagel, Bert Phillil and Lloyd Kindsfater. . Q-,,,f::,Q . 'Q Grand Junction Game, Morris with the ball Briscoe s'Ph- End Blaue Berg NO- 27 K C Sr, G 5 E d Anderson A No. ulaf N Hb. gs lhocuggd Childers Sr. Back No. 77 Croissanf Sr. Guard No. 66 The Wildcats proved themselves to be top gridiron aces this year by dropping only one game to Love- land which proclaimed them Northern Conference Co-Champions. The Cats came back and beat the Indians 9 to 7 tor the chance to play East Denver in the semi-finals. They won a spectacular victory over the Angels and went on to beat Grand lunction for the State Championship. Chosen for the All Conference first team were: Allen Turner, Frank Morris, Ted Childers. Bill Droegemueller, Wayne Nordell, and Lloyd Kindsfater: for the second team: Bob Hoff, Leonard Prothe. and Phil Rivas. Dahlstrom lr. Center No. 33 Hoff Sr. Back No. 2 Nay ' lr, Back No. 3 Droegemucller Farr Guybm Sr. Back Sr. Center lr. Tackle No. Zi S No. Z9 No 30 Green Soph. Back No. 23 f Hoffner Sr. End No. 00 ,yi Holland Soph. Back U Ai No. 4 Kindsfater Sr. Guard No. 10 Moe: lr. Cu No. 17 Morri SY. Ba, No. I Al Murray lr. Guan No. I8 Kisslev lr. Center - No. 99 Nlms lr. Back No. 12 Meyer Sr. Back Q Y No. II Nordell . Sr. Tackle ' No. 55 in Scmasel Sr. End No. 5 Sandberg Rivas gf. and l,QoP1'j, No. 26 Schneider Sr. Guard No. JI Winters K Weinhold Sr. Back , lr. Back No. Z0 No. 1 ,,,o,,,e I Pl-snap, lr. Back 5'n.TaE'5 No- w 'A .I. Schreiber Soph. Tackle No. 24 f' Taylor Sr. End No. 6 Torrex Soph. Back No. I3 Turner ?JTiY.1'e 3- Egg No. 25 0' -w..-..T.L DON DAHLSTROM Rebounder H. 'E Dribble Expert rnmx Monius 1 ,Q Q 1 fwKQQ, Wu . ...N V M r Q I ff WAYNE NORDELL Extra Pivotmcn 'fave - B08 RUYLE Hard Driver Briscoe Nimms Rissler Phillips Rutterford Parks Sophomore basketball squad consists of: Doug Smith lwith balllg left to right: Bob Clevenger, Bob Montgomery, Frank Gonzales, Kenny Mc- Donald, and Gary Chamberlain. Basketball managers are: left to right, Rick Durst, Bob Helton, Dick George, and Alvie Rothe. Varsity Wrestling Squad Greeley finished third in the State Wrestling Tour- nament this year. Harry Kembel and Bob Hoff were C.H.S.'s state champs. Paul Weinhold was second in the state, and Delbert Hay and lim Van Slyke fin- ished third. Shown are: first row, left to right, Allan Turner, Delbert Hay, Bob Hoff, Paul Weinhold. Vic Torrex, and Harry Kembelg second row, Byran Hoff- ner, Lloyd Kindsfater, lim Van Slyke, and coach Ivan Cilbaugh. Kembel l03 lbs. Wfeafgng The l952 wrestling Cats cholked up 7 wins and 3 losses which finished them in second in the conference. Harry Kembel, Paul Wein- hold, and Jim Van Slyke were the conference champs from Greeley. Vic Torres, Bob Hoff, Delbert Hay, Allan Turner, Bryan Hoffner, and Lloyd Kindsfater were second in the con- ference. Also held this year was the fourth an- nual Greeley lnvitational Wrestling Tourna- ment. Greeley coped first honors with Love- land second and Fort Morgan third. Harry Kembel, Vic Torres, Marvin Anderson, and Richard Frederica were the champs for this tournament. Hoff 133 lbs. Weinhold I 27 lbs. Van Slyke 165 lbs. llfufealferfs Hay 138 lbs. Kindsfater 154 lbs. TOWN Anderson T 112 lbs. 120 lbs, l4'gnRL. Hayden 95 lbs. Farr 175 lbs. Hoffner Heavyweight wwf ' -I f 'I951-1952 Greeley High Track Team The Greeley tracksters have worked hard this year. Although there were few wins, the boys feel that their time was not spent in vain. gi .5 .maze A X 3,5 a , 4 we 4 2, Q A, 4 412 f .1 ff- 1.- 5 .-m,',s. ,v lik K 1 Terry Berg, hlgh lump Leonard Prothe, shot-put Ted Childers, PUIG Vllllf Three GHS elndcrmon bring homo the bacon. WGUHIIOI4 filllillll flnf --. -. --. A in 3 mm Tsd Chlldors goes over the top. llm Van Slyka fakes first! 5 xx' ffl x. 'QF The l952 baseball squad, first row, left to right: Taylor, Bohlender, Josephson, Meyer, F. Morris, Villa, McCIone, Andrews, Carbajal, Smith, Rothe lmanagerig second row l ft ' ' ' ' , e to right. Anderson lmanagerl, Phillips, Goodwine, Hoffner, Turner, Blaue, Winters, Gonzales, Rivas, Holland, and Coach Woodward: third row, left to right: Coach D'Arnato, J. Morris, Green, D. Dahlstrom, Forbes, Briscoe, Nims, Miller, Griffin, and Martin. Although conference play had not begun at the publication date, the baseball squad had high hopes and had an excellent preseason record. Forbes' , n Bud Goodvllne' Do 'll'P5' Vs' tight, gertnlzhiabce Andre len to hsolh 0 . hgl'S 'ne' Mel 10569 cat PRC 1115. Kayla! l fr Allan Tune MOVE Villa. . Y l re teh to 'Bama' sims. A Pau wuam heffy xnzlfzie' B e' F' Don Bust ' xi . ff'-'V Coach D'Amato's regulars are, first row, left to right: Meyer, Josephson, Villa, F. Morris, McClone, Rivas, Taylor: second row, left to right: D. Dohlstrom, Phillips, Nims, Turner, Blaue, Holland, Winters, and Coach D'Amato5 third row, left to right: Forbes, Briscoe, Hoffner, Goodwine. At publication date, the 'Cat golf team had an eight win one loss record, the loss coming at the hands of the Fort Collins Lambkins. This year's team was composed of, first row, left to right: Segal, Hayden, H. Smith, B. Smith, second row: Shupe, Helton, Weller, Steffens, Walters, Milne: third row: Porter, Farr, Montgomery, Coach Gilbaugh, Pollock, Simmons and Darst. QW Q Darst x'-4 , Montgomery . , Simmons Pollock Porter Getting a drink Well, close my mouth Lost or something? Beaming Louise A toast Our Prexy Just ask me Yea, Wildcats Caught in the rain Lloyd in Class 14 Are you restin' Wayne? Don't fall in girls HMMCIQ Boyu 3 S 1 NS 1 '- X 2 X 1. x Mamma MQ - awnd The Pawn is a foot soldier. He is a true soldier who knows no such word as retreat and keeps marching forward with only one aim in mind-to reach the opposite end of the board. The Pawns of Greeley High are its students-every one ot us. Just as the Pawn knows no retreat, the students know no retreat, for we march on to make Greeley High a better school. enior ounci Jefgesggggen At long last the class of '52 has reached the end of their long iourney on the chess board of high school life. To some, this is only a begin- ning and they will advance to the squares of higher learning. For others, this marks the end of their school life, and they will go on to the squares of alter-school life. The sen- iors will remember their class plays What a Life and Smilin' Through with pleasure. They will never for- get CindereIla's Ball or the many friends they made at Greeley High. Shirley Winter Secretary George Byrnes efx Treasurer Q1 god ,o ' of' Q! xxepelg v- tw' wg vw o-f 'l' 651 ag' aw' c5aN 'le of' at gap 9' evil ' o w ?2w ' jx'-Y 59' . xe'l ve' N1 5996? U T 50' 0966 aw' Frank Morris Vice President W r-5522917 U . Q ADX. XP ,if f1nnf'lf 'fJ X It V 'V l fc6qArr'lf J 'l 'Mw,.f-'--A A l Yimunxsvlgiellt YKAA flgilmmfnffmfn A .Z x 2 1 tx, Sy , so w lx' Eli . 'l lla lglf 1 mfg X ,f WH!! 1 N 'N 4- u U ,qs , f 9010 L 0' l h 1- A: f2ll'4! l .15 A V , MW 25 ll, X25 la 5 I fglfl , f.l ffffff , 'Z 5i. 'gM '- vm' ' X Tlfiffvi gay A ' i ' - A .H k Q. 3. r f' , rx lV,l fr f. L ou. Q W l 'A y A 1 7 Y If uf N r N' , Cf! f1Jl2 , nf' ' fy ffffmf' fflififffrf Qvlffnff' y , s f' 1 A1 QQWJ, 61141111 Pot Holley and Audrey Bochman dis- play the prizes they won at the Voice of Democracy contest. Senior boys in Droege's Druggin' Doughboys from Hills' Wholesome Homeroomf' enior .xgcfiuifieri Students entertained both Seniors and faculty at the Senior Breakfast. Frances Mann, Audrey Bachman, and Dixie Winters are shown singing. The Black Count and His No-accounts are shown in the lower picture. These pictures show rehearsals for Smilin' Through, the Senior play. Dick McKinley, Helen Kiley, Bob Hoff, and Don Meyers receive direction from Mrs. Edgett. mi swf? Nola Acott 2 3 Pep Pu 5 2 3 Thespian Play Committee 2 3 Advance our 2 Square Dance ub 2 3 Ot er 3 Red Cross 3 Committee 2 xchange Assembly 2 3 rrgumo Anderson l 2 3 Qtti er A l 2 3 Office Pep Purrs Officer Student Councn Thesplan Play Committee 21 Advanced Choir 2, 31 High Light lg l.R.C. 2, 33 lr. Red Cross 2, 33 Class Council lg lr. Pla! Com- mittee 23 N.l-l.S. . Nora Atencio GAl23CAAl2 .loan Anderson l 2 3 Pep Pu s Thes mans 3 The 2 3 p plan Committee Z 3 vanced Choir 2 Masque G Mallet 2. 3' Cl Coun- c' 23 r. Play ommittee 2' Exe ange Assembly 2, dene Arnold ll 3 Ottic r Pe Purrs 2 3 Thespians 3 Thespran Play Commit l 2, 33 lr. Pr Queen 23 lr. Play Committee 2' N. 5. 3. Harvey Bender ,,A.l,,1Ba ,, 31 Lire Club 2, 31 Orches- tra 1 Science Club l1 Pep Band l, 2, 31 Football l1 Basketball lg Track l, 2. Robert Barber BAA. l, 21 Orchestra l, 21 l.R.C, 31 Science Club lg Square Dance Club l, 21 Football 21 Basketball l 2' Track l Lila Benlamm C.A. l, 2, 3. Shirley Barnett OA. l, 2, 31 lr. Pl Committee 2. BY Paul Best FFA l 2 3' Officer 3 Joanne Berg CA. l, 2, 31 Officer 31 Pep Purrs l, 2, 31 Thes- pians 31 Thespian Play 21 Masque U Mallet 2, 31 Ot- ticer 31 Class Council 21 lr. Play Committee 21 N. F.l.. 31 N.H.S. 31 Senior Play Cast. Archie Bickling B.A.A. l, 2, 3, lr. Play Committee 2. Lillian Burnhardt SQA. l, 2. 31 Orchestra l Paul Bingham A l 2 3 Tenn' Dixie Bird G.A. l, 2, 31 D.E. 3. Joann Blandin CLA. l, 2, 33 Pep Purrs 33 Advanced Choir 3. Vernon Blaue BAA. lg Student Coun- cil lg C. Club l, 2, 3g Ad- vanced Choir 2. 3g Foot- ball l, 2, 3g Baseball l, 2, 31 Basketball lg Ex change Assembly 3. Claudine Briangord OA. l, 2, 33 D.E, 3. Jerry Bohlender B,A.A. lg O. Club 2, 33 FFA ll Tra Carol Bunt C-A. l, 2, 3g Pep Purrs 2, 3g Assembly Organization 2, 3p Officer 31 lr. Red Cross 2g lr. Play Commit- tee 2. Deon Boedeker Transferred from Love- land High School Robert Bunney Transferred from College Hughg D.E. 33 Square Dance Club 3, eniom James Born Band lg Advanced Choir l g lr. Red Cross 2, 33 Class Council l 3 Football l g Basketball l 3 Baseball l . fe 'r ies' K Jerry Burnham K' Marion Carranza B,A.A. 33 Baseball l, 2. Jay Butterweck BAA. l, 23 Senior Play Cast 33 C. Club 2, 33 Spud 2 Class Council 3 Coll Ted Childers C. Club 33 Football 2, 33 Track l 3 2, Nancy Case Transferred from Beatrice, Ncbraslca3 C-A, 33 CAA. 33 Pep Purrs 33 Student Council 33 Hugh Light 33 l,R C. 3 George Byrnes BAA. l, 2, 33 Officer 23 Student Council 33 Band l, 2, 33 Officer 33 Lyre Club l, 2, 33 Orchestra l3 Pep Band l, 2, 33 Swing Band l, 2, 33 Class Offi- cer 33 Class Council 33 Tennis 2, 33 All State Band Clarence Clark DE. 33 Basketball l. Dorothy Clark QA. 1, 3, Dale Clarkso DE 3 FFA l Luella Craig GA. l, Z, 33 3 NHS 3 Pcp Purrs 2, Shirley Crandall OA. l, 2, 33 GAA, 33 Pep Purrs 33 Student Council 33 Thespian Play Committee 23 High Light l3 l.R.C. 33 lr, Red Cross 33 Class Council 33 lr. Play Cornrnnttce 2. Bob Croissant B,A.A. 33 G. Club 33 Ad- vanced Choir 2, 33 Foot- ball l, 2, 33 Basketball l3 Track 2, 3. Gary Craven C, Club l, 2, 33 l.R.C. 33 Science Club 33 Class Council l, 23 Tennis l, 2, 3 Flag Raiser 3' NHS Delores Croissant CLA, l, 2, 33 Pep Purrs 2, 33 lr. Play Committee 23 NHS 3 eniord Ju llnan Curry Joyce Davis GA. l, 2, 33 Student Council 2, 33 Officer 33 Thespian Play Committee 23 Band l, 2, 33 Lyre Club 33 lr. Play Commit- tee 2 3 Pe Purrs CA. l, 2, 3 p 2, 33 Thespian Play Com mittee l, 2. J. B. Delaney B.A.A. l, 23 Square Dance Club 2, 3. ll Droegemueller B.A.A. l3 Student Council l, 2, 33 Officer 2, 33 C. Club 2, 33 Class Officer l3 Class Council l3 Boys' State Delegate 23 lr. Play Cast 23 lr. Play Commit- tee 23 Football l, 2, 33 Basketball l. 2, 33 Golf 13 Northern Conference Stu- dent Council 2, 33 Officer 33 State Student Council Mary Ann Dieterick OA. l, 2, 33 G.A.A. l Student Council 23 High Light l, 2, 33 l.R.C. 2, 33 lr. Red Cross 23 lr. Play Committee 2. Bonnie Ecker C-.A. l, 2, 3. Murcia Elliot Transferred from Kersey Hugh School, G.A. 3. Morcene Erickson l GA P Purrs l 2 3 dent Council 3 Advanced Choir 2 Hugh Light 3 Masque C1 Mallet 2 3 I Play Committee 2 Betty Eckhordt CA. l, 2, 31 D.E. 33 Of- ficer 3. Shirley Ellis GA. 1, 2, 33 P? Purrs 2: Thespian Play ommmee. Hugh Ellenberger B.A.A. lg C. Club 2, 37 Football Manager 23 Ten- nls l, 2. Lois Elmore Transferred from Prospect Valley Choir 3 Richard Frederrco 2 Foot ba 3 Baseb restllng Edward Erickson F.F.A. l, 2, 33 officer 3 Bonnie Felker Evelyn Fendel CA 1, 2, 3, Advanced C our 3, lr Red Cross 3, lr Play 2 CA l, 2, 3, .. Q frcer 3, lr Red Cross 2. DE3Of QYLLOP5 ary Frei CA. l, 2, 53 Slualcnl Council I, Thvspmn Play Commltlcc, Hugh Light lg lr. Rvd Crow Y, lg Class Council F. Kg lr. Play Committee T, NH S. 3. Barbara Gillespie CA, l, f, 3g Ofiucrfr 2 CAA. l, H, ig Olixcrrr 3 Pop Puffs J, 53 Thcspmans 2 Morcio Gold C-.A. l, 2, 33 Pep Purrs Bud Goodwine l, 2. 33 Student Council Transferred from College 23 Advanced Choir 2, 33 l-ligh3 Band 33 Pep Spud 33 Square Dance Club 1. 33 Class Council 33 lr. Play Committee Z3 33 Baseball 3. Drives Commission l3 Ex- change Assembly 33 Thes- pian Play Committee Z. Pot Gracie CA. l, J, 3, Pep Purrs 2, Bill Groybill 33 Tlwspinn Play Commit Transferred from Keenes- lee I3 Advanced Choir l, burg3 Colorado3 C. Club .', i3 Spud 3, High Light 33 Football 33 Basketball l, .', 3, Editorial 5 1 l.l2.C .'3 43 lr. Play Corn- 3 Baseball 3 mittee S, 'H' l Morgone Grooms OA. l, I, 3, D.E. Ban Bob Groybnll Transferred frorn Keenesf burg3 Colorado3 B.A.A. 3, C Loueho Hcncy rwnsfcrred from Mont rose Colorado Band 33 Orchestra 33 df vanced Choir 33 All State Bind 3 orol Hofkey Transferred from Trinidad, Coloradog C-.A. 2, 33 Pep Purrs 2, 33 Thespians 2, 33 Thespian Play 23 33 Thespian Play Committee 23 33 High Light 2, 33 Masque E1 Mallet 2, 33 Officer 33 l.R.C 33 Square Dance Club Z3 lr. Play Cast Z3 N.F.L. 2, 3. .lone Grimes Transferred from Engle wood, Colorado3 6. C.A,A. 33 Advanced Choir 33 Spud 32 Masqu Mallet 3 l,R.C. 33 Pe Purrs 3. Betty Herbst OA. l, 2, 33 D.E. 3. C.A.A A 3 Virginia Hetterle Transferred from Kersey 3 G.A. 2, 33 D.E. 33 Square Dance Club Z 0I'lL0l 5 Carlene Heinz OA. l, Z, 33 C.A.A, l, 2, 33 Officer 33 Band l, 2, 33 Officer 33 Lyre Club 3 High Light 33 Square Dance Club 2, 33 Officer 23 Pep Band 2, 33 lr. Play Cast 23 lr. Play Com- mittee 23 N.H.S 3, Joyce Hirschheld Ci.A. l, 2, 33 Advanced Choir 3 Bob Hoff A u Officer 3, Advanced Choir 33 Sr. Play Cast 33 F.F.A. lg Howdy Club l, 2, 33 Officer 23 Square Dance Club 23 Boys' State Dele- Byran Hoffner ransfcrrcd from Ciill G ub 33 F.F.A. 3, Otti 33 Football 33 Wrestling 33 Baseball 3, gate 23 Football l, 2, 3, Pat Holley CAA. l 23 C.A. l Pep Purrs i den! Council 33 Thespians 33 Thespian Play 23 Thes pian Play Committee 2, 3 Band l, 2, 33 Lyre Club 33 Quill E1 Scroll 2, 33 Of- ficer 33 High Light l, 2, 33 Editorial Staff 2, 33 Masque C1 Mallet 2, 33 l.R.C. 2, 33 Pep Band 3. Track Z3 Wrestling l, 2, 33 Co-Captain 33 N.H,S 3, Exchange Assembly 3. David Hopkins Transferred from Dixon lllinois Ollie Hopkins CA l 2 3' Pep Purrs 33 lr. Play Committee 2, 3.3 'Square' Dance Club 2, iv . il Lowell Howard B.A.A. l, 2, 33 Basketball l, 23 Tennis l. Rex Kennedy Zona Lee Hubbard GA. l, 2, 3, Student Council l, 33 Orchestra 23 Advanced Choir 23 lr. Red Cross l Sue lshiguro GA, l, 2, 31 Officer 2, 33 G.A.A. l, Z, 33 lr. Play Committee 23 N.H.S. 3. Nick Jamison BAA. l, 216. Club 2, High Light l, 23 Track Tennis Z, 3. Orval Jones Student Council 33 Science Club 2, 33 Drives Com- mission l3 Boys' State Delegate 23 lr. Play Cast 23 .H.S. B.A.A. l, Z, 33 Ban 2, 33 Lyre Club 33 B nd l 3 elen Kiley C-.A. l, 2, 33 C.A.A. l, 2, 33 Officer l, 23 Pep Pufrs l, 2, 33 Student Council l, 2 33 Assembly Organi- zation 2, 33 Thespians 2, 33 Thespian Play 33 Thes- pian Play Committee 23 Orchestra l3 Spud 33 High Light l, 2, 33 Editorial Staff 33 Masque F: Mallet l, Z. 33 Officer 33 Class Officer l3 Cnrls' State Del- egate 23 lr. Queen Candi- date 23 lr. Play Commit- tee 23 N.F.L 33 Officer 33 N.H.S. 33 Sr. Play Cast 3. Loyd Kmsfoter BAA. l, 2, Student Coun- crl 2, 33 G. Club 2, 33 Ot- ttcer 33 Scnencc Club I3 enrorfi Boys' State Delegate 23 Football l3 Track 23 Wrestttng 2, 33 N.H.S, 3. Peggy Kinny CA, l,2,31C.A.A. l, 2, 33 Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 Of- ttcer l, 33 Assembly Or- gamzatton 2, 33 Officer 3' Advanced Chou 23 Hlgn ' let Lught l, Masque C1 Mal 3, Class Counctl l3 lr. Play Cast 2, Phillis Koehler OA. l, 2, 33 lr. Red Cross, Grace Knight OA. l, 2, 3, GAA. l, 2, Pep Purrs 2, 33 Student Counctl 33 I-hgh Llght 2, 33 Edntorual Staff 2, 33 l,R.C. 2, 33 Officer 2, 33 Square Dance Club 23 lr. Play Cornmmttcc Z3 N.H.S, Frances Knespel GA. l, 2, 3, Pep Purrs 2, Thesptans Z, 33 Thcspnan Play Cornrnuttee l, 23 l.R.C. 33 lr. Red Croes Z3 Chess Club 33 lr. Play Comrruttee 2 5 M orlene Koehler CA, l, T, 33 GAA. l, I, w 3, Ottlcer ,, 3, Pon Purr-, l, 2, 3, Sttulcnt Councll 2, 3, Aclynncvzl Chotr ,'3 Hlgh Light l, 3, Masqtm C1 Mallet P, lg lflovvtly Club l, I, ,l, Otttrer J, 53 lr. Play Cnrnmvttec .'3 fx change Assembly .', 5, Greeley Communuty Actuv rttes Reprr-sc-ntnttyv 3, Greeley Youth Cent:-r rep rcscntwtuve 3' NHS 3 ww' .lo Ann Lurr C. A. l, P, 33 Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 Student Counctl l, P, 33 Ottucerg These plans 2, 3, Thesruuan Play Commtttec T, 33 Spud 33 Masque fy Mallet P, 33 Class Offucer 23 lr. Play Cast F3 N.F.l., Y, 3, Sr. Play Cast 3. Pete Longely Camera-shy A rthur Larson l3 A A l, Y, R3 Aclyanceml Chotr l, 3, 33 Square Dance Club 43 Wrc-stlrng l, R3 Tennrs l. Joyce Libsock OA. 1, 2, Committee 2. Ruby Lopez 4 1 5 ,. :ck McKinley BAA, l, ?, 31 Student Councll 31 Thcspnans 2, 3, Thcsplan Play 2, 31 Sr. Play Cast 31C Club 2, 31 Advanced Chou 31 Masque C1 Mallet 3, Sclence Club l, 2, 31Chess Club Z, 31 Otflccr 3, Class Council 2, 31 lr. Play Cast ?1 Football 21 Golf l, Y, 3. Norbert Martin B,A.A. l, 23 C, Club 3 lR.C. 31 Square Dance Club 31 Chess Club P, 3 Class Councll lg Football Mgr. 31 Baseball l, 2 Mgr. 3. Bernice Miller l George Miller B.A.A. l3 C, Club 2, 33 FFA l Baseba June Miller Transferred to Cheyenne, Wyoming3 CLA. l, 2, 33 Pep Band l 2 3' G.A.A. , sf nk Morris 0 Student Council 33 G. Club 2, 33 Band l, 2, 33 Lyre Club 2, 33 Officer 33 Or- chestra l, 21 Pep Band l, 23 Swing Band l, 2, 33 Class Officer l, 2, 33 Boys' State Delegate 23 Football l, 2, 33 Co-Cap- tain 33 Baseball l, 2, 33 Exchange Assembly 2, 3, Arva Mae Morris Transferred from Wiscon- sing C-.A, 2. 33 Pep Purrs 2, 33 Thespians 33 Thes- pian Play 33 Orchestra Z3 Advanced Choir 23 High Light 23 Masque and Mal- let 33 lr. Red Cross 23 Triple Trio 33 lr, Play Cast 23 Exchange Assem- bly 2, 3. -.-6C Mary Noe C-.A. l, Z, 33 Ottrcer 2, 33 GAA. l, Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 Ottncer 33 Student Councrl 2, 33 Tlwesplan Play Commrttee 33 Ad- vanced Chorr Z3 Spud l, 23 Qurll O Scroll 33 Offl- ccr 33 Hugh Lrght 33 Mas- que C1 Mallet l, Z3 lr. Red Cross 23 lr. Play Commrttce 2. Carolyn Ord Transferred from Hastrngs, lowa. OA. 2, 33 C,A.A. 2, 33 Pep Purrs 33 Square Dance Club 2, 3. Ahce Nash OA. l, 2, 33 Pep Purrs 33 Assembly Organrzatron l, Z, 33 Band l, Z, 33 Lyre Club Z, 33 Orchestra 23 Advanced Choir 2, 33 Masque C7 Mallet l, 2, 32 Pep Band l, 2, 33 Trlple Trrol33 Exchange Assem- Anita Noffsinger CA, l, Z, 3, GAA, 2, 3, Offncer 33 Pep Club l, 2, 33 Thcspran Play Com- rnrttec 2, 33 Advanced Chorr 23 lr, Red Cross 33 Cheerleader 33 lr. Play Commrttec. el'lLOl .5 Wayne Nordell B.A.A. l 3 G, Club Y, 33 Football l, 2, 33 Basketf ball l, 2, 33 Baseball l 3 Track 2 Betty Orhz C- A Ann Ornelas C-.A, l, ., 3, G.A.A. l, 2 3' Pep Purrs l Marian Norman GA. l, 23 Transferred from Napa, Cnlrtornra. Don Oshel Transferred trorn College l-lrghg D.E. 3. Peggy Pennington GA, l, 2, 3. ancy Reed OA. l, 2, 33 CAA. l, 2, 33 Otticer 2, 33 Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 Student Council l. Z, 33 Thespians 2, 33 Thespian Play Committee l, 2, 33 High Light i, 2, 33 Masque CJ Mallet l, 2, 33 lr. Play Committee 23 N.F.l.. 33 N.H,S. 33 Ex- change Assembly 3. Mary Lou Roberts CA. l, 2, 33 G.A,A. l, 2, 33 Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 Stu- dent Council 33 Thespians 33 Thespian Play 33 Thes- pian Play Committee 33 Orchestra l 3 Advanced Choir 2, 33 Quill C1 Scroll 33 High Light l, 2, 33 Edi- torial Statt 2, 33 Masque F: Mallet 2, 33 Officer 33 l.R,C 33 lr. Play Commit- tee 23 N.F.l.. 33 Exchange Assembly l 3 Wulbur Ross B.A.A. l, 2, 3g Officer 2, 35 Student Council l, 2, 3g l.R.C. 33 Square Dance Club 23 Class Council 23 lr. Play Committee 23 Football lg Wrestling l. enneth Schlagel BAA, l, 23 Student Coun cll l,2, 316. Club 3' Of mer 31 Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball l, 2, 33 Track 1.2. 3. Raymond Schmier Track 2, 33 Wrestling 3. Mary Schumacher . . , , 3 Stu ent Council 23 Officer 23 Thespian Play Committee I, 23 D.E. 33 Officer 33 lr. Red Cross 23 Class Council 33 lr. Play Cast 23 lr. Play Committee 2. ill Scofield Transferred from Spokane Washin ton Thespian 2 33 Of icer 33 Thespian Play Committee 2, 33 Spud 33 Square Dance Club 23 lr. Red Cross l3 Chess Club 2, 33 Officer 33 Cheerleader 33 gr. Play Committee 2, 33 r. Play Committee 2 3 nneth Schneider 8 BAA. 13 G. Club 2, 33 F.F.A. l, 2, 33 Officer 33 gootball 2, 33 Wrestling Wilbur Seagren B.A.A. l, 2, 33 Student Council 33 Advanced o Ann Sutsman C-A. l, 2, 33 Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 Thespians 33 Thes- pian Play Committee 2, 33 Advanced Choir 23 lr. Red Cross 33 F.F.A. Queen 23 Homecoming Queen Candidate lg lr. Play Cast 23Jr. Play Committee 23. N. .S. 33 Sr. Play Cast 3. Betty Seagren GA. l, 2, 33 D.E. 3. Bill Solomon Transferred from Wind sor, Colorado3 F.F.A. 2, 33 Officer 3. Robert Steele A l Choir 2, 33 Square Dance Club 2, 33 Officer 33 lr. Red Cross 2' Cheerleader 33 Football ig Basketball l3 Sr. Play Cast 3. uwundc Steffen: G.A. 1, 2, 33 G.A.A. l, 2, 33 Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 Officer 33 Thespnan Play 23 Thespian Play Commit- tee 2, 33 Orchestra l3 Ad- vanced Choir 2, 33 High Light lg Masque C1 Mal- let 33 l.R.C. 33 Swing Band Vocalist 33 Triple Trio 33 lr. Play Commit- tee 23 Sr. Play Cast 3. Earl Stewart B.A.A, l, 2, 33 Basketball l, 23 Track 2. Beryl Swanson l Alvin Steinmark B.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Student Council 33 Band l, 2, 33 Lyre Club 31 High Light l, 23 l.R.C. 2, 33 Officer 33 Science Club Z3 Pep Band 2. 33 Swing Band 33 Class Council 23 lr. Play Cast 2. Betty Sughroue G.A.l, , 3 D.E. 3. el'lL0l'5 Dick Swan Student Council lg Thes- JoAnn Sundquist l 2 3 Class Co n c 3 pians 2, 33 Officer 33 Thespian Play 2, 33 Spud Sales Staff 33 High Light 23 l.R.C. 33 lr. Red Cross 2, 33 Officer 2, 33 Boy's State Delegate 23 lr. Play Cast 23 Tennis 2, 33 N.H.S, 3. Cleo Talmadge l C A A Jim Tanner Transferred from Wiggins Colorado Basketball 3 King Argyle 3 3 Pep Purrs 3 Darrell Taylor BAA 2 Thespian Play ornmittce 2 C Ciub Howdy Club 2 Play Cast 2 Footb 3 restling 3 se all Wayne Tichener l3.A4.A. 2. 3: C. Club 2, 31 Officer 31 Band l, 2, 31 Lyre Club 31 Track l, 2, 31 Wrestling l, 2, 3. .lane Taylor GA. l, 2, 31 G.A.A. 31 Pep Purrs l, 2, 31 Otti- cer 31 Student Council l1 Orchestra l 1 Advanced Choir 2, 31 High Light lg l.R.C. 2, 31 Officer 31 Triple Trio 31 lr. Play Committee 21 N.H.S. 3. La Vonne Thiel G.A. l, 2, 31 Pep Purrs 31 Advanced Choir 2, 3. gt? 3 Franklin Trembath BAA. 2, 31 G. Club 31 Square Dance Club 2, 31 Trask l, 2, 31 Wrestling Myrna Tregonmg l i 3 Officer 3 Pep Purrs Cruz Valenzuela Paul Villa BA l 2' C-. Club 2 Fbaibaii' 21' Basketball ig Baseball l, 2, 31 Wres- tling Allen Turner B.A.A. lg Student Council lg Thespians 2, 31 Thes- pian Play Committee 21 Science Club 'l, 2, 31 C, Club 2. 31 Band l1 Chess Club 2. 31 Pep Band l1 Class Council 21 lr. Play Committee 21 Football i, 2, 31 Basket- ball l1 Baseball l, 2, 31 Wrestling 31 N,H.S. 3. Cathryn Van Gorder OA. l, 2, 31 Pep Purrs 2, 31 Thespians 31 Thespian Play Committee 2, 31 High Light l, 2, 31 Edi- torial Staft 2, 31 lr. Play Cast 21 lr. Play Commit- tee 21 Sr. Play Cast 3. Clarence Walters B.A.A. 2. 31 Advanced Choir 31 Colt 2, 3. Jack Warren B.A.A. l, 2. 31 Band l, 2, 31 Lyre Club 31 Foot- ball 21 Track i1 Class Council l. .lo yce Wilger Sr, Play Cast 31 GA. l, 2, 31 Pep Purrs l, 2, 31 Student Council 31 Thes- piari Play Committee 21 Advanced Choir 2, 31 Spud 21 Quill C1 Scroll 2, 31 Officer 31 High Light l, 2, 31 Editorial Staff 2, 31 Masque C1 Mallet 2. 31 l.R.C. 2, 31 Cheerleader 31 Class Officer l, 21 Class Council l, 21 lr. Prom Queen Candidate 21 , ul. Play Committee 21 1 .F.L. 2, 31 N.H.S. 3. ' i Kenneth Wolters l3.A.A. l, 21 lr. Play Com- mittee 2' Track l ig!- Ralph Weller B.A.A. l, 2, 31 Band l1 Lyre Club l1 Spud 21 Hi Light 21 l.R,C. l, 2, lr. Red Cross 31 lr. Play Committee 21 Track l1 gtlrestling l, 2, 31 Golf 2, gh 31 Keith Williamson BAA. li Band l, 2, 31 Lyre Club l, 2, 31 Orches- tra l, 31 Advanced Choir l, 2, 31 lr. Red Cross 31 Pep Band l, 2, 31 Foot- ball l, 21 Basketball l1 Track l1 Wrestling 21 All State Band 3. George Weigant BAA. l, 2, 31 C-. Club 2, 3' FFA l'Trackl 2 3 Ja eniorzi 1 ne. Whitney OA. l, 2,31G.A.A. l, 2, 31 Pep Purrs l, 2, 31 Student Council 31 Offi- cer 31 Thespian Play Com- mittee 2, 31 Spud 1 Bus- iness Mgr.1 l.R.C. 2, 31 lr. Play Committee 21 t5l.F.L. , 31 Drama Club .lack Williams g.A.A. l, 21 Wrestling ud Wimber QAAA. l1b?tugent Coimtgl 1 ssem rg. l, , 1 Cgffgerog- 31 T5he?ians' l, , 1 icer 1 espian Play 31 Thespian Play Comriiittse 2, ganad . . I Yre u 1 Orchestra 21 Science Club L, 2, gl ghiss gub 52,31 ep an , 1 wing Band 2, 31 lr. Play Cast 21 gr. Play ommittee l, 2, 1 N.H.S. 3. .le rry Winters B.A.A. lg Student Coun- cil l, 2, 33 Ci. Club Z, 31 Band l, 2, 33 Lyre Club Z, 33 Officer 33 Orchestra l, 23 lr. Rcd Cross l3 Pep Band l, 33 Swing Band l, 2 3' Class O ficer 33 Class Council l Z Boy State Delegate 2 Foot l 2 3 Bas tba l 2 Track 2 State Band 3 Sr Cast Baseball 3 S irley Winter h OA. l, 2, 33 Officer 2, 33 C.A.A. l, Z, 33 Student Council l, 23 Band l, 2, 33 Lyre Club l, 2, 33 Of- ficer 33 Orchestra 33 Howdy Club l, 2. 3 Of- ficer 2, 33 Pep Band l, 2. 33 Swing Band l, 2, 33 Class Officer 33 Class Council 2, 33 Cirls' State Delegate 23 Homecoming Queen 33 lr. Prom Queen Candidate 23 lr. Play Committee 23 All State Band 33 N,H.S. 3. Bernice Worthey GA. l, 2, 3. Dixie Winters G.A. l, 2, 33 Officer l, 2, 33 GAA. 33 Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 Student Council 2, 33 Advanced Choir l, 23 Class Council 23 lr. Prom Queen Candidate 2. J cnet Woodward 2 3' Ba d CA. l, 3 3 n l,2, 33 Officer 33 Lyre Club 2, 33 Pep Band 2, 33 Swing , 3 lr. Play Com- Band 2 3 mittee 23 Exchange As- sembly 2, 33 All State Ban d3, Joan Anderson Bill McClone Ollie Hopkins Leonard Prothe Julie Currey Joyce Wilger Joanne Berg K! Lloyd Kindsfater 'A gf ,,,, , ,H , Pat Graefe Hugh Ellenburger Nick Jamison W .W . eh Jonef Woodward .Marcene Erickson ghmey Winn, Anim Nofhinge, 2 5 x 4 - i l Our Scholars Eat, Drink and be Merry ,gd l an-lg. rl .-so 5.899919 BCG'-'lie' Are you in poin, Don? Hold 'em tight, Vernie Tele. 31 90J 5 Logs Is il' cold out? ., .1 I Aw, b x x 1 6 r ' The camel ride Speak no evil, hear no evil, see no evil Music? n I ' JO ANN SITZMAN NOLA ACOTT FRANK MORRIS PEGGY KINNEY -by 7' .5 ' x Q 'Q' I K I xl 'S :II MARY LOU ROBERTS BRENDA MILLER CAROL HAFKEY I f E-6 B ZONA HUBBARD JANET WHITNEY JO ANN JACKSON BONNIE FELKER Jovcs HIRSCHFIELD A E Sw 'Lg --:. M Q MARY SCHUMACHER JAY BUTTERWICK GERALDINE REICHERT GRACE KNIGHT HELEN KILEY A THE SMILING SOPHS GEE-BOYS LAUGHING GIRL RUBY BIG FEET EATING AT 5:30 A.M IS HE A YANKEE? ' HANDS AND FACES DEAD END! THE TRICKY TRIO ROAD CREW LOOKING FOR LAND, BOYS? YES, IT'S JULIE Marjorie Brugmann Klee Leslie Ann Daurh Coffey Duane Flack Bowers Phil Rivos President Paul Weinhold Vice President Janet Allee Secretary Ea rlyn ne Croissanr Treasurer unior ounci Jay Bohlender Craven: 622 if V, . Lue Ford Robert Lee Ima Leinweber Phyllis Peterson Tanner Atkinson Popham Adams P. pl'0l'l'l April Showers, the Junior Prom, was held on April Z6 in honor of the Seniors. Couples danced to the music of Tom Gardner and his band. Earlynne Crossaint was crowned queen at intermission by Phil Rivas, the Junior Class Prexy. Her attendants were: JoAnn Cook, Joanne Fulenwider, Phyllis Peterson, and Ann Seebass. it C Here, Phil Rivas crowns Earlynne Crossaint as queen of the prom. Her Majesty walks down the aisle to the throne. xii Couples dance to the music of Tom Gardner at the prom. unior may T as advanced one more square on our chess board. The Junior class has shown this year by their successful class play You Can't Take It With You, their Junior Assembly, and an outstanding prom, that they have the ability to step an to the next square and fulfill the role of the senior class. he class of '53 h H .rp ,Q e UHLOFJ f no , l if Q , .. L ax M I M ' ' 4 X A 1, IVY 'W K A 'A 'q Y ' V Brunton Carbalal A 5 , FIM' Pahy Cha rlolte W . L ig, K v Bress Brydon Chealwood A p Mildred lack ..,... .- Burley Chelan' if L Mar ie W 5 ln A ouggtxg Cgrlslner ' A -is X 5 sw- Rf' h V .ll X K7 91 ' ' Camerpn gbthfin ' Magdalena IOAM ' A' Hfbllll C095 Harley nm Bllndln Brotluerton - lar s d , Q., Bolllender Mllrgnrn -. A Sonia 3 , -Y . Brown M - W' Mariorle - ' . Brugmann V 4 lla Mae V ' Brumley , sus.:- 5 . iw' Q: f , A of P .L Q aj 3 1 .x . Angmy . Verla Mae -' - T l ' Barlling ,. . Y ' , Lorraine ' , W.: V. Daasey Bragg -:-. Q A i A A fr L I in r 1 l ooo l A -A rrr , wnma . ..,, I I ,avi Bray N .H x Ng .1 M -, 1. 51 ,1 I 4 E ,P 4 ,, v Y' 3, 4. '- . f r . png Knowles Achllger Anderson lgngf MGIVIII Allgq Anderson lung Bruce Alllson Andrews Nancy Lucile Allnull Anfholz lean Lupe lim Amggquifg AIMDYIISQOY Buck K Duane Bob A Anderson ASPMWIII 9 D ll,fll0l'6 Wh' Leslie C9999 Dauth Shirley - Cowherd Magix: Coralee Crlswell Magxuo Earlynne Croissant lerazmsen Don Barbara Dahlstrorn Dill Bob Shirley Dahlstrom Dodson L42 M ,. .,.5:5:.. 412 1 1 J ,L R 3 lvdv Doubenmier lim Drewer Leroy Dupper Douglas Estrick Vernon Etter lohn Farr was .,.V.,, ' . M A :QQ ix 2 X ' Bob Ferrell Duane Flack Lue Ford Sue Ford Helen Foster Sylvia Fritller 40? , 4 .Eire 3' .P 2:1 -qv -R I-Q1 'L x 1 iw 15' aff, K. -H fe. Www., RR 1 .af Q .. .,,A Nh it Luiuf X ls' . J? -wg uv 43 , M. rw .. 313' f ' , '17 e..?'-XR. loanne Fulenwlder Paul Gochls Margaret Gonzales Richard Garcia Richard George Roy Gesiek Betty Glass ag V I nm Gravbeal , if Marv Greenwood .-2: ic I ina X A .ms I raves Q I:v - Q A' ,XA S H ,,,,., , .5 A X ,, X -A .3 '90 N Clarence Gunther Ierome Gustafson Mary Gutierrez Carol Hahn Delbert Hay Bob Helton L -2 3 m e X 'E w ,px Qi I T tw br 3 - K. L V , .1 Q i 3- , .. -el' ... N 1 . ..: - ,V -if fx' N' 3 ,L L1 Q 1 Q 'V+ +4 f 9-W Q v,.,y Louverne Helton Stanley Henderson Fa e lllckrnan Bob Hlmbarger Clarence Hodxon Blaine Hohllng K I w. 8 ' 5 Q f VS' xx .i 3 8 '1 lo Ann Hott Lloyd Holland Cora Dell Hood Pat Hoog Sylvia Howard rDo 'A+ y 'Q 'lr Y jst ::,. . J Q X ns n X . ' .. x Y Q YN 1 a 1 XA Q 5 Q' Y ,, ,, .,. 'fa XA S 4E-',l-..- 4 V A 'ft' Harold johnson Melvin losepllson Donald Kauffman Marilyn Kendrick Thelma Kendrlck Iva Lee Kent Marlon Kern: Clarence Kissler lane Kissler Lola Kitts kg , ig fl - I 5 3 H . W H FX f:Q'3S L f. xx Q 'f Q ' H 4' wi 5 1 f 6 , gt , 1 ,ai 11:33 Q l X Donna Krleger Don Kurth Larry Lance llrn Landin Geraldine Lauridsen Inn lg Lelnweber rzgqrg Margaret lgryy UNM Lundgren Marlagnes Numan Llndeen Lygfgf NNY lo George Loeftler Mccm RON' Bertle H 1 U' Lvvelov 'nigh' clflldf Rgxgf Lvvelvv Maggart Mill, OP5 int: Cl as. I' I fn 1 ' ' ' X Q ,. lb'-. ,- hs .f i Flora Martinez Mary Lou Marlhews Georgia Dee Matflson Rlck Mawson Dun Meyar Henry Mlkawa uniord Q ,f f, i nv fx '2 L ig Barbara Millar Lydia Miller Patricia Miller Lynelle Mllchell David Moeser Ben Murray Hx E , V ...J x f Q was 1 F :AQ 3 95,2 4 , -'-- : ff l 1 . Q S Q tim. Ai , ., 9 A 12 v x., K 3, x x 'vat , .- eil ' ,ff Y , ,Q 5 g il lanlce Quenzer Bill Ray Bruce Redding 1 - ,, ' N '31 -- Reichert lack Clara Nichols Parsons Arlo Phyllis Nielsen Peterson Larry Berl' Nims Phillips Russell Mary Frances Noe Pledalue Pauline Dennis Ollvas Putnam M : : Gary mm I' l Putman Ralchort N . w 'f N TSI ' 1 I 1 W W :Y .,... V ,ii , Z as x lolmny Rein loan Rice Pat Richards Naomi Rippen Phll Rlvas 4 if if I N S 2 x r , V X fax ,. E ' , I 6 l i . I 1 Mary Rodarfe Sandra Rolph Alvie Rolhe Harley Rothe Elmer Rolhman Bob Rulforford who Tm -5 union! Rosalie Gladys While Winters WBYNQ Donna Webe' Weinmeister Paul M weim-and Wen, Don La Wanna Williams Woods lerfv Ruben Wolff wyu, Sam l Ruth Wfl8hf Zimmerman loyce M Marcella Lomeli ercer Ianice Van Om 19+ CHEER UP GIRLS FUNNY LOOKING, AREN'T THEY? FULLY BARB-ANDY BATHING BEAUTIES Pep Purrs making posters for a pep assembly. Frank Morris and Jerry Winters play- ing on the Greeley High Radio Day at station KFKA. The Greeley Youth Center was founded this year. Here are Greeley High's representatives on the Youth Center Council, George McGill and Marlene Koehler, talking with Mr. Beaver, the supervisor of the Center. BTW T heodus Holland President D on Briscoe Vice pwsldem 50,04 0l'l'L0l'e 0lfU'lCl Nancy Rucker Secrefmy Jerre I.-,ede Treasure' fiksen Y Although this is the first step on our chess board for the sophomores, they have shown by their fine Thanksgiving Assembly and their participation in all activities this year that they will go on to finish their game at Greeley High with success. l Bennett Marilyn Craissant Cara Gilbaugh Story Art Giffin Delnes Janet Kliewer Edgett Carol Lindsey Baggot Garrett Ray Marcia Roberts Nancy SHOW JGIYY TYUGSJUIC Nol n Caontx Hickman Mrs. Gardner 3 , .SJOIQLOIWI 0I'2:f ' f: 'S Q - C: ik 'Q 5 :B Xt I xl ll b if Bs MT W, f Marry Ni Brut hon Sylvia Briscoe Bnmdy Calvin ,. Brungard 4. V Fregdle It ,, runner f N Wag R 1' 'Sill X- ' -1 N 4 Sharon i' Butler x L .Alix llrn lanet Bliss Briscoe , Kegh h loylfe ' 7 H K oe rn rown 'Tr X .A - 4 Ranma he 3' M14 Brown , . I Tom 5 X L I. ., Brown 4. X -X P A th Jxvfxix, 4 'Bruton v. r . V-. in ff, J ' -g f Carol Bennett , i K , Q Sally . 7 3- av , Benson 3 ' ', . i A Eu ene Bob A, W ', G V X 1 su, Born In - A Addl ' ' . - A , W: ':jf so?-eh gg - I + s i X , '32, xl T .T Q . ca, 11: A J '43 dl S gi .,,, .-in 'W' IL we Q B A K, 5' B ' I 'B l' eh Xfg 'vu-Vail? 1 Ji P t Begum, .Aragon . .. pn Gloria ' M A Adle, Austen :K Qbl Y V M n' u A ' J ' z 'V Mm., 'im of 1 r logs Logarber I E' ' A es N - ' 1 R I Beverly 'L 1 4 Erlindmws esnnuau Blevins B K: g t it ,rt Barbara ml' Anson Bauer Qi ff? 4 5' 113 Kenneth Calland Shirley Calland lack Cameron P ezgznpbell Wllllam Canurn Cilberf Carbalal EN X . -. ig fl. 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' Slgrld Halldorson Luna Hamburger Paul Hamlet Edwin Hanson lame: Harris Bill Hayden I 252,33 ffl l Q 'L 4'k .ies ,:, .. S ! i'm 1 .Y E' i 1, 'G If . Z X on Kenneth Helnle Robert Held Garland Henderson Re ina Elette rle lolln Hibler Farris Hickman ' gh , u l Ardls Q6-Q la 3,-H' X Carolyn Hin ze lacobsen Bvb Mary Hirsehfield ljmgg 11190405 Darrell Holland hnkin, Fell' Arnellda HOWCYY llminex Kerry Phll Hull lohnson IOFYY lune Hunt loin., OIT! oreb A- if wig 'X L-mlis ik' sit ff 2 ll ns 4 . If I .., 4 it 1 wh. ,, mt Ma, I, E 5. . . ,yy , ii .XV 'vi'- , W .T 2 Ruby Kerbel Ruth Kerbel Ierry Knsenlch lohn Kusenleh Shlrley Klndxvaler Barbara King loan Kinlz Kenney Kissler lane! Kllewer Carol Klug 50,04 0l'l'l ored 3 ,uf 'f H up any AX X Gall Lafferty Gene Lane llm Lauer W Lutllle ee 'fi-'Z-nv Shirley Knelp Mary Knespel Bill Koebel Bonnie Kohl Audrey Kobobel Harold Dick Lackore Lelnweber if-Het: V 732 A , an Q V W 2,51 il -,A -' ,, as .z 1 Chuck Llebenau Carol Lindsey Dick Lionberger Blll Lofgren Rlcha rd Lopez lanlee Lovely Walter McCandIess Velma McCullough Don Mc Daniel Kenny McDonald ,-2. Q Q - Deen McMurry Ierry McMurry Pete Magdelann Ronald Magyar! Dale Melon l I 'A Donna Nolan Mary Payne olakom ored Eldon Ploge Paul Pollock Robert Pope lim Porter Bill Pratt Cherrill Raw Garrett Ray Carl Reichardt lames Reiman Pat Reiman Kathryn Reislg Frances Reyes ,fda Mixarrae Dave Martinez Florinda Martinez loanne Marts Morrle Mawson Sally Meeker Mary Ellen line . Mei, Monucal Elizabeth Bob Miller Morlt80me Y lane? Miller Dorothy Mitchell Tommy Morale: lim Morris Bill Murphy Dona Nelson Addie Ness Dallas Oesterle Lowell Oliver Carole Olson Ernestine Ortiz Donna Parke Lucy Perez Donna Perry Darryl Peterson Bob Phelps Caroline Pickett .SDOIQAOITL ored Pat Lee Reynolds Rothe Nancy Ann Rice Rickels Marcia Don Roberts Royer Angelina loanne Rocha Rubel Patty Sue Nancy Rogers Rucker Otis Chuck Ross Rugh ' ...: Q if a,N',j! y A, I J, A . -1 , . . S Ayr! msn V an 12 JE? , 1 L 14. .nfal . xi' S '-'K , , zz. V L :lz V73 in 9' , f if ' Q :,. bfi 25 Q5 , ky . S I' if ' , eff Q-3 L 34' rw 4. - Theodore Ruibal George Salzman Yvonne Scheetx Tom Scheirman Marvin Schmidt ' 5 S38 at Q? ,fir ,lx . iff nuff, ty , . Q ,sage iq ff 'X ' ' U i QW . X QM K Y . W X, .11 8 4 1 , ya. 1 5, 5 3 H37 V ..,.,. N .0 Q 'A Dick Doris Schreiber Shrouf DorothY Richard SCVIUII Shupe Q Q X fi 5-1 . 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