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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1960 volume:

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These smart stepping performers added spirit to the football games with their lively, polished halftime performances. The band was directed by Mr. Earl Faulkner and led by drum majors Doug Vonzonte and Linda Harmon. Q A 4 W sy.. QTIZUITQ I Pam Pan Girl Exacting in actions and lively in spirit, the Porn-Pon girls with precis- ion routines and polished step add zest to the maneuvers of the band. Each girl represents one letter spell- ing out GREELEY. These girls are chosen on poise and marching ability by a panel of judges. Sharon Ryan, Gail Anderson, Mary Kramme, alternates Carolyn West, Karen Osterele, Karen lfing, Deanna Han shew, Muriel Loloff, Ann Barber, Elaine Frantz W D 'Q pan 'Y up Mg, M arching Squad f,-I-nf' ' fp? 4 1? qv lvl Q' A ,,.f 'f H mf rw, 'Ht 'ff fu v 'TW ' A M A fri A ' ,N Y ,521 HW ri . 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I ' lx, X . 1, f , 0' ' J 1 . rx . 4 x ' 1 S 4 , X. , ,M . 1 ,xg if-2 I f 4 S I ' 50 1' . 2: ' bf' if-Y .J - , '. ,fri it V 4 '35 gf, ,try , ,I XJ! .54 Nj! fy .i ?',Qi,C5i3.'-fj'j ,.a F-'f'-fli ' I V ,nf 44,53 4:A1.2,,,- 1 X . ..--' ,Q .. , ,, . ,ln ' .J ' Q- . ef A sm.. 1 -:.i.f5Hf The Wildcats had a most successful football year, winning all their confer- ence games by o most decisive score, to goin the conference crown. The conference championship gave the Wildcats a berth in the state play offs against East High of Denver. A well deserved victory moved Greeley into the finals against Golden. On a cold, snowy, wind swept field the Wildcats won their first state crown since l95l, and completed their first undefeated season since l929, Hats off to a great coaching staff and team. 9:6 A ..J 4, i i .. v If . 3 th-lj 4 I I A . Qi I K ' 1+ i ' 1 - - s. X l F I A if , .. .' ' A , l 2 J' Q, ,g .. 1.71.5-flff ee fi? 6:55 f if X . a 5 . 3 I , fl? ,gt , K f 93 1 ' , ,, Z. -q , r- ' xv af . 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U l af' V ' , ' ' 4 i l-- f 1 - ,: , A i ' I : ' - - .3 ' i . ' , l Y T 5291 - int-- Q if V T? . , ' - A - fs 1 .Qi 55 ' ' . t 'X . ,jf H t - Q I ' I son, Ed McDowell, Ron Troudt, Jam fl .' x 'ff u A K ' S ' T. ' K ' 0 l ll -I 1 1 ' ' Q.. Q, '.-x,zA ' g w, I-, In . K. - ja V ' . . - 9 - rn '. , . . . . ja 4. . . ' QA 3' .. I I Q H ,K v ' A ew, ' 4: ' . , ,Q ' l Q f I Greeley I9, Arvada 6. The i959 football team opened with a resounding victory over Arvada. The passing and running of Jim McKay as well as the running of Cowon, Booth, and Somerville provided Greeley with their margin of victory. The player of the week was Doug Anderson. Greeley 40, Adams City 0 For the third time in three years the Wildcats have defeat- ed Adams City. Early in the game Ted Somerville grabbed a 60 yard pass from McKay to open the scoring. From this point on, Greeley dominated the game and Adams City was unable to recover. The player of the week was Manuel Ortiz. Greeley 40, Sterling 0 The Wildcats opened the conference season with an im- pressive win over the Sterling Tigers. The lopsided score gave an early indication of the Greeley High football might. The player of the week was Bill Bibbey. Greeley 41, Fort Morgan I2 An early Fort Morgan touchdown might have been a stumb- bling bl-ock for the Wildcat eleven, but the determined play of McKay and Cowan provided the necessary spark to put the Wildcat scoring machine back in action and defeat the Fort Morgan team. The player of the week was Gary Lucas. Greeley 66, Loveland 0 The Loveland Indians seemed to be no match for the Greeley Wildcats. Successive touchdowns by Cowan and Mc- Kay, early in the first quarter set the pattern for the even- ing's play. Shortly after the beginning of the second half the entire first unit was benched and the second uriit continued the onslaught. The players of the week were McKay, Cowan, and Somerville. Greeley 20, Longmont 'I ln the i959 homecoming tilt with Longmont, the Wildcats managed to grind out their fourth straight conference win on a cold sloppy field. The game was marred by many mistakes by both teams. The player of the week was Terry Williams. Greeley 34, Fort Collins I4 Forecasters predicted that the margin of victory at the Greeley-Fort Collins game would be small, but the Wildcat eleven would not be denied. On a surprise sneak play, .lim McKay scored the first touchdown in the second quarter. Af- ter the half time intermission two Lannbkin touchdowns put the Wildcats behind l4 to 7. After a series of plays by both teams, the Wildcats managed to pull ahead. At this point of the game the Wildcats completely demoralized the Lamb- kins and turned the game into a near rout. The player of the week was Ed McDowell. Greeley 39, Englewood 0 Sensing a possible conference championship and state play- off berth, the Wildcats turned full fury on the Pirates. Both teams had difficulty moving the ball in the first quarter, but by half time the team was leading l9-O. The second half saw the team explode in one of their familiar rallies of 20 points to make the final tally read 39-O. The player of the week was Ran Brunner. Greeley 46, Boulder 6 Greeley scored twice in the first quarter with high chinook winds pelting the Wildcats in the face. Scoring the first six times the Wildcats got a hold of the ball, put the game well out of reach. The player of the week was Ron Troudt. Kvmbers h.A 5 4 .1 M, f- fi 47 x 5 S V , .J 1... K 2 ' Q 7 , N . Q48 is g. 35 e' ,4 iff'-e df i '- m --K T X ,.. -1, V I ' I ' , 1 1 1 X vi 1 ' ' Q' M I A. -gig' Zi E C 'S 'Y , J 2 A 'gli 3A so M ,Q f F ,Ky - .- , . ' D ' v f T p.,- x Ke 'A T ' ' 1- ' Self MJ , V ,Lil 4 ,Z . f , ,I , . 31 v' 5 ' A J ' x F' gn J , .,.' L. Q 1. W , ft, V c i-'? A ' - ,f- if . , 3 L: Flu l .L ', u ' g E 5'-Kev ,FJ 4 ,f .l,g,w gl 1 r a1'd'T-'U Top Rowilfrom IeftfStudent Cooch Floyd Acre, Cooch Dale Thompson, Roger Arch, Henrik Johansen, Jack lkenouye, Parker McComas, Tom Anderson, Benny Ortiz, Head Coach Don Gorman. Second Row- Rich Peterson, Dick Kurth, Henry Wostenberg, Garland Mahan, Dick Hirsch, Larry Buckendorf, Steve Hop- lgnsi Front Row-Dennis Friederick, Billy Hood, Herman Libsack, Bill O'Neil, Richard Johnson, Frank arm. Squad Top Row - From left Y Coach Pete D'Amoto, Mark La Grone, Bill Bibbey, Gary Lucas, Terry Williams, Jim McKay, Ralph Cowon, Ted Somerville, Ron Troudt, Gay Moore, Dick Hill, Student Cooch Jerry Schwank. Second Row - Bill Babb, Ross Addison, Dick Farr, Andy Kintz, Dennis Roth, Dick Blake, Ron Brunner, Truman Hall, Manuel Ortiz, Rick Booth, Don Gettman, Heod Cooch Bud Davis. Front Row 1 Leslie Grimes, Bill Baber, Blaine Barnhart, Morey Haymond, Fred Schroeder, Ed McDowell, Doug Anderson, Dennis Swedlund, Jack Le- Cuyer, Jack Cox, Jeff Shafer. LII All 4,1 The 1959 Homecoming Queen was Judy Mason. Her attendants were Jane Lzndahl. sophomore and Nancy Flood. junior. omecommg Queen 1949 Kathy Joyner ffzfmemmifzg I 9 9 I 1 .L xi 'S I ix., ,r ,, if ' jf 1' I F ! c, HQ. L Q 5 6 T' We, ffm I 'Q f , M 2? 1 X, jf ' Z x Y f 4 2 N , X I 'WQ If M T .. A ,? 7 , f A V. . Q . v., Q1 4? A ' 4 f M . 4, ' 'A X ? ff H ' 1, 1 . f W A f . K ig, f .. . QM QV y ' 'ff if ' fi bf, Y L, , , 1 ' fa . Q' ia 9 af? , f- H - . , I . 'ani , Y' A 4 'K ff. V, ' 1 G vu 1, X 2. 4 gm. 5 4: Mr., W I M ,, X A I 4 W L M , ' .. I 5' M '32 A ' vw ff-: , ,. W 1 -4 . M Q 5 . Q? 5 .WZ k 1 , 1 ' 1.22. 5 W I 2 Af: t if 1 . ff: f , 4. X I Vg? 1 . 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' , . , , I 4 ,, ,Q .f as ff t-Alsgxll.. -5' rw HE l'Lfll pav- Wmuzzfzg Waals G H S organnzatnons ogaun thus year sponsored floats for the annual parade Novelty acts were sponsored by the homerooms The theme for the floats was superstutuons Because of the bad weath er the floats were not displayed untll the game that nlght The first place float went to Pep Club second place to Safety Pnns and third to Thespu ans and N F L The wnnnung novelty act was a cute trojan horse sponsored by Mrs Blagens home room Fo ' uni Gam Sweep Stair' Gfurnamrnf Finishing second behind Boulder in the North- ern Conference race, the Wildcat tennis team sparked by Richard Hillway and Harry Hinzelman brought back the state tennis title to Greeley for the first time since 1952. The Cats dethroned East to win the crown. Hillway and Hinzelman, last years state champ- ion doubles team, decided to split and play for the number one and number two singles spots. This was a very important factor in the winning of the crown. 'Tri' A ix' 1.51552 , - . , . , rx X V e. I Q xx! irc? xx 1 x m x ' g xg r Q. X x t r is SM X- F- I-as X4 , ' . lu Qixhxx, Q Q Z i MLS' 'Q .. rt D 4? W sr X 'Q 'lr' as Q mc, 5 T gk Sli lll.,...f:IFIf:5 Hillway represented Greeley in the number one singles and Hinzelman in the number two singles while Fred Sutton teamed with Bert Eastman as our doubles team. This was Mr. Wells' first year as coach of the tennis team, and therefore it was not only a spec- ial honor for the team but also for the coach. s Coach Wells, Jim Sheard, Harry Hinzelman, Fred Sutton, Richard Hillway, Burt Eastman. .Q gm T 1 - , Q Y Ervss Zzfunfry After a fourth place finish in the Northern Conference the Wildcat cross country team under the coaching of Mr. Springston placed in the upper half in the State meet at Boulder. Cross country, 0 highly competitive sport, requires much condi- tioning on the part ot the participating boys. The cross country team was headed by returning let- termen Eddie Tellez, Manuel Romero, and Denzle Minyard, Rounding out the team were Clyde Mon- roe, Bill Duran and Pat Mestas. Pat Rife Manuel Romero Gail Johnson, Clyde Monroe, Martin Wonenberg, David Heinze, Eddie Tellez Bill Duron Pat Mestas, George Tellez, Rod Capron, Raymond Garcia. 4 s 'ii ,Ll . .73 'JC Denzle Minyard, Danny Hager, V111 The purpose of N FL is to promote de bate oratory and public speaking by encour aging a spirit of fellowship and by conferring upon deserving candidates membership in a na tional organization To become a member of N F L a student must rank in the upper one half of his class scholastically He must also have leadership and good character and be elected by three fourths vote of the members There are approximately twenty five speech meets throughout the year and many of our students participate in both the state speech meets and N F L district meets Among the many activit ies ofthe year are included a radio day in which students read commercials news casts and play recordings The money from radio day helps send students to the speech institute at C U and the national speech meet Other activ ities include many parties which are enjoyed by all and are given throughout the year Nairn al 901' I4 fc ,C agua' 111 1 ' cfm President - Ed Nelson Vice President -- Jim Melbe Secretary - Ann Watson Treasurer - Larry Cooper ,s'...f H ,S-l:'f-f 'Q' Presldent Ed McDowell Vnce Presndent Terry Wullnams Sec Treas Bob Brown A few years ago the homecoming dance wasn t so successful as the one we now enjoy Boys Assocnatlon volunteered to accept the sponsorshnp of the dance and made at a success Sunce then Gree ley Hugh s homecomlng dance has come to be one of the years most popular events Boys Assoclatuon hasnt been con tent wnth the dance as their contrlbutnon to our school Each year the boys put up the outsnde Chrlstmas decoratlons on the bunldungs This year Boys Assoclatlon sponsored the organuzotlon of a whute shlrt sectlon for boys A commuttee from B A set up rules for the boys to follow The annual Boys Assocuatnon ch ll supper recrunts new members Every Greeley Hngh boy ns welcome to joan Pi le W 1 I I 1 I if Mif'5 ' 5, I f' 4 4 ' YL ,F , -s v xg? X xg '. W. A Z A Y 51 X , 6, ' - , X - 1 4 ig' 4, A ,i :,, k ,L V ff' 1 Q4 Q A T 'f mgfa f .1 1 1' lr. 5219, AF q,'f+1'jF , V- I A'i'a,' 11 . ,M , , , fy H ' 1 ,fu , ' ' 1- f fl f 1 4 W ' X Y 'f :gf g , x is .A X M fe 4-44 8 The French Club under the dnrectlon of Mrs McDonald began the years actnvlhes wuth a banquet held In the Home Economncs Room The menu consusted of French foods Other hugh lights ofthe year Included a Christmas party and o trlp to Denver for dnnner at the International House a new restaur ant whuch serves lnternatvonal dishes Presldent Ann Barber Vlce Presldent Richard Hnllway Secretary Stefhe Kerr Treasurer Kathy Frrrxler QVQE N. 1 I ' I I - . . Q , f A 3 .Se , M., ,H K, , v W , vw win 'Ifulc' Sang This year the Thespian Troupe, under the direc- tion of John S. Giroult, presented a new idea in high school theater entertainment, Pi-Pa-Ki l Lute Sang l is a Chinese classic that has enjoyed a contin- uous performance of five hundred years. The story centers around a young scholar from a small province, Tsai-Yong, who went to the Imperi- al City to seek a civil service position. He left behind a beautiful young wife, Tchao-ou-Niang, and his fairly well-to-do parents. Upon appointment in the Court of The San of Heaven in the lmperial City, the young man was chosen as a suitable husband for the daughter of the lmperial Preceptor. Tsai-Yong objected since he had a young wife in his home province, but his pleas were futile and the marriage took place. Since he felt that this would only bring unhappi- ness to his parents and wife, Tsai-Yong decided to cut himself aff from his family. Because of that de- cision he didn't learn of the famine that struck his province and eventually caused his parents' death. After her husband's parents had died, Tchaa-au- Niang decided to go to the lmperial City and seek her husband. On the journey she stopped at a temple to pray and there saw her husband, Since he didn't recognize her, she gave a messenger his old lute to give him and quietly went on her journey. Tsai-Yong realized that his wife was still alive and organized a futile search for her. Shortly after the search was given up, Tchaa-au- Niang wandered into the house af Tsai-Yong and the princess recognized her and reunited them in a touch- ing final scene. at-Q ' Q-' .4 ' . Jfg MQW . . 'Q , ,.,. i.. V an DA? ei. ...,.. N W-...-,,. .., ..,.,,,, i-,,, N nah' f ' S , 4 .. ,. . 1 2- 1 . 5 1 jx 5551465 ?rzfm Lute Sang .,,,..l,,,,r. I - 63,4 Completlng onother succesful yeor Girls Athletlc Assocua tion hos promoted o number of school octnvltles The onnuol Sox Stomp wos o bug success GAA mms ot promotmg fun ond compomonshup through othletuc portncupotuon, ond luves by their motto, A glrl for every sport o sport for every gurl In f EI! -dvi ww wwf W wasp. AK.- M 1.Qa?!gqw i9? 'f1 ,57v 'Eze' in.. ,tm ' I I I ks I Ja N57 ,MT Wi' --Ju-inn-u ' 'Z 'hun Presldent Jenn Carlson Vlce Presldent Donna Story Secreotry Betty Peterson Treasurer Judy Mosley ,au---.. ' ' 1 L ,L ,ky ,: 4 A I , 5,9 V. 1 1, A . ' 1 ' I - ll ' ' ll 1 . , ' ,r e I h Q M -.,-,. V 7 ' -if ' . P' Mfr!-14 4, f , . ax 1. 1 fn ' X , -, gc I , ,f ' f I ,V W . fy., , , f A ' A V H,.,.. nw -rl , 1, 3 ' - , a J w. -' , V A 4 M 1 ,N xl ' M V. M if - sv- 5 4 . . r1,,..,. 7 ' N ' f ' s X Q1 , J S A va ,- A -15 'f 4 Q . if I A ,. ' Q y, 4. fmlf. 'H 'V ' - .. M ' - , ' - , 2 A 1 N .V 5 ,'Lf,g, ' -Vt ' , ,K Q N fjz.zf, s.q .. ,, A V, . r H . wif ff fgaggnf , hfaj' iffw-Us -' f-MW - W ,.k ,, ,Q ,, N K x , . ,rg ., , Y - tau. 4 ' ,W -,Q , -l'1m ' , 'w.-- ' 1 A, K W N 1.1, - ,V-y Chunk giving One of the most worthwhile activities of the Girls Association was the distribution of 70 Thanksgiving baskets to approximately 37 fam- ilies in Greeley. The baskets were decorated by many of the homerooms and filled with the in- gredients for a Thanksgiving dinner. A most inspiring Thanksgiving program was also given. The advanced choir sang many beautiful songs representing the Thanksgiving theme, A very interesting talk was also given by Paul Mur- phy. Other projects of Girls Association included the Mothers' tea, White Christmas, Dads' Night, G.A, scholarship and money-making projects. The Cabinet includes: Lindo Martin, welfare chairman, Judy Vanderhoof, social chairman, Judy Patterson, program chairman' Genette Garrison, corresponding secretary, Deanna Hanshew, money-making project chairman, Lois Knopf, GAA representative, Sharon McCrea, Pep Club rep- resentative, Julie Pivonka and Gini Douglas, sophomore representatives, Jane Anderson, publicity chairman, and Lynne Bedinger, assistant publicity chairman. fx ,. 'S 's fx sg! 'Ni' , 'r . ir. I y -s. , '-,tl r'1 -I' ..., 4, Y 253' - - ,, iv' , ,- Q X Q .Aly M Sew? s EQ U , W . ,af President - Sandy Ely Vice President 1 Marilyn Channer Secretary - Linda Billings Treasurer - Patti Buxman ti un-inet tsl ll inn ts. N i 17 1 ' ' an-no-f ...4..nn-my 4-Quai W ,V WfM,f,?,M,f ,AywM,g,,,, ,WMM-awfwf -f .4 .11 ilu :Q . H .QA Ai kg 3,1 g c ' F . 'Q-74,1 XLT E f . 1 , v'9 5' g,AT3 ats 3 Ca sl l6'zlsk dba!! Sensational! - that's the word for the l96O Greeley High basketball team. Breaking records seemed to be the norm for this year's cagers. The Wildcats added to their Iaurels a sixth consecutive Northern Conference championship, an undefeated Conference record, a scoring record of lO6 points in one game, and an eleventh straight State Tournament berth. These achievements were attained through determination, teamwork, and superior coaching. ln true Wildcat fashion, the l96O team finished the season in an admirable manner. For the fourth year in the past five, the Wildcats captured the state AAA championship. On the first night, Greeley played Trinidad and came out on top with a score of 79-57. The second game Greeley handed Manual a 57-49 defeat. The final game with East High was perhaps the most excit- ing in tournament history. Greeley trailed East through the first three quar- ters of the game but came back with a burst of determination to pull ahead in the closing seconds of the game. The final score was Greeley 66-East 64. QKTS I AT ats T Jn.. M July yi' If 1 X als C ' Car ats 15 ' 12 S KP' F S i Prvor to the basketball season Jlm McKay was pucked by Del Sports Mag aznne to be the best basketball play er In the State Selected to the All Conference team were Pat Reed Jam McKay and Ted Somervllle Bob Brown receuved Hon orable Mentuon Chosen for the honor of belna on the All State team were Pot Reed Jum McKay and Bob Brown Ted Somervnlle was chosen for the second team 11,1 Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greele Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley l959 60 Schedule 8l 8 6 Lakewood Cheyenne Casper East Denver Loveland Sterlmg Englewood Longmont Boulder Ft Collms Loveland Sterling Englewood Longmont Boulder Ft Collms Ft Morgan State Tournament Games Greeley 79 Trmudad Greeley 57 Manual 49 Greeley 66 East Denver 64 70 - - - 85 - - - 48 - - 64 - - - 95 - - - ' 93 - - - 80 - - - 63 - - - y 87 - - - . ' Greeley 77 - - - Ft. Morgan I0 - - 94 - - - ' 61 - - - 39 - - - 3 - - - 71 - - - . ' 67 - - - . Kitten J 29N Front Row Rrchard Touslee Duck Warren Myron Long Fred Schroder Gary Lucas Jeff Schafer Bock Row Coach Dale Thompson Ted Lebsock David Horrlson Lynn Grass Dennis Bloemker Don Taylor Kvmbvr who sd Bock Row Student Coach Jack Cox Jerry Mosrer Rlchord Peterson Carl Salazar Bob Sltxmon BIH Shupe .hm Anderson Coach Pete DAmoto Second Row Manager Fronkne Karhn Tom Anderson Bull Baggot Marvln Hacks Steve Hopkins First Row Manager .lum Falhng Ricky Booth George Tellex Jerry Hoffner Don Adcock Gary Adams E2 4 IS 3 , 8 14 1 1 5 r u .I 1 S A T NVE' nz? Aw Y A 1.9 - X. 32:4 A ' se.f Q' A S 2' 2 '1 71 V ll I I' j I J y 4 ' T Z , I ' A 5 5 ' . I , I I 7 gh '-'. f 'H2' U 'f f'! ' f www , f X The pretty, perky cheer- leaders of Greeley High school led the Greeley cheering sec- tion through a very successful athletic season, These girls help to promote school spirit, interest in athletics, and good sportsmanship. Many hours of hard work are spent by the airls to perfect their cheers. The senior cheerleaders were: Pam Rogers, head cheerleader, Margie Allnutt, Jane Vaege- mast, and Joan Poage. The junior cheerleaders are: Nan- cy Flood and Linda Martin. 1 I ' EMA , , ,.,,,, , M-fy... ...,m,.. -.,.43 'y ' -4 7'-new M, , xx.- -sgtx i 5- W .KN .N 'QM - -M W. . .L 'skip 'Xb x '73 Wrestling Squad 4. j.:M.'V. 4 59' tx Bill Mikawa, Doug Williamson, Ross Addison, Parker McComas, Mike Ryel, Andy Kintz, Clifford Weber, Bill Hood, Phil Alles, Tom Weige, Roger Arch, Vern Bindel, Gene White, Beniy Torez, Garland Mahan, Jerry English, Jerry Mangan, Gerald Miyoshi, Steve Vantine, Danny Schulz, Tom McMiIlen. Varsity Wrestling 4 ' a ' A ff ' Y s if X if . N fx A in 1 i fill A Dan Hager, Sammy Trujillo, Don Nelson, Ben Eckhardf, Larry Kane, .lack Ewing, Mickey Seery, Bill Alles, Dove Reynolds, Ron Troudt, Martin Wonenberg, Larry Start. Q After finishing in o three woy tie for second roce, Coach Gorrncin ond his grcipplers went on to finish eighth in the state tournament ond climax on exciting yecir. In the district meet eight wrest- lers won state berths. They were Don Nelson, Lar- ry Kane, Mickey Seery, Bill Alles, Dave Reynolds, Ron Troudt, Martin Wonenburg, ond Larry Stott. Bill Alles: a senior at l45, is a two yeqr Ietterman. He placed second in district meet. Larry Kane: a senior at l27, is a three year letterman. He placed second in district meet. Don Nelson: a senior at ll2, is a two year letterrnan, He placed second in district meet and first in Fort Morgan tournament, Dave Reynolds: a junior at l54, is o two year letterman. He placed second in district, fourth in state, and first in the Fort Morgan lOUl'f1OfT1el'll'. Micky Seery: a junior at I48, is a two year Ietterman. He placed second in district, third in state, and first at the Fort Morgan tourna- ment. Larry Start: a junior, is our heavyweight, and is a two year lettermon. He was second in the district meet, second in the Fort Morgan tournament, and placed fourth in state. Ron Troudt: a senior at l65, is a three year letterrnan, He placed first in the district meet, first at the Fort Morgan tournament, and third at state. Martin Wonenberg: a junior at l8O, is a first year letterman. He placed second in the district meet. Cfhri ima Asscmblze l 0144 An nmpressuve cathedral setting created a reverent mood for l959 Chrnstmas assemblies The Whlte Christmas and Lyre Club programs presented Chrnstmas muslc and read ings Each student partlclpated un the White Chrusmas Assembly brungmg gufts wrapped In whute to be sent to veterans hospitals In Denver kit ir.: Spun! I1 67116 Pinata Party One of the favorite activities of the Spanish Club is the Christmas party. The main attraction of the party is the break- ing of pinatas adopted from the Spanish custom. This year everyone played bin- go and the winners got to break the candy filled pinatas. Christmas carols were sung in Spanish. Refreshments were served. During the year Spanish Club has sev- eral night meetings and a Spring Ban- quet with the other language organiza- tions where food from different count- ries is featured. Miss Greeleq High ' W' 35:10 Karen Oesterle, Ealemlar Girls This year, for the first time Quill and Scroll started a Calendar Girl contest. Of the fifty-two girls who were entered by the various organiza- tions at GHS the thirteen finalists were Barbara Barnhart, Barbara Orthman, Sandy Winslow, Shar- on Bartlett, Judy Patterson, Muriel Loloff, Chris- ty Opdyke, Karen Anderson, Martha Hill, Louise Griffith, Kathy Paugh, Karen Oesterle, and Sandy Miller. The girls were selected on the basis of poise, personality, and personal appearance, Of the thir- teen finalists Karen Oesterle was selected as the cover girl for the calendar. 'HAI 'EA -., .5'f Y' Safe y 17114 Greeley Hugh s safety organization IS composed of GHS students who are es peclally :nterested an promotung safe dnvlng Safety Pans sponsor several projects during the year A regular actuvlty IS the traffic safety campalgn Durlng the Thanksgiving and Christ mas holsdays members canvas the downtown area handung out safety In formation to laywalkers This year Greeley Hugh has adopted a new pol :cy of numbernng the cars of GHS stu dents for a car regnstratuon Safety Pnns supervused the tag dostrlbutuon For a money making project the club sold orange and black beanies Safety Pans IS an organization for GHS to support and be proud of, showing the adults of our community and natnon that Amerucan youths are concerned wnth the problems of traffic safety Presudent, Doroce Flemmg Vnce Presldent, Pot Jones Secretary, Kathy Paugh JW Girl ate! Cassy Arnott, Merilyn Miller, Genette Garrison, Florence Clark, Kathy Fritxler Sharon Bartlett. ,4m,v,1f lla Ann Watson, Marian Bakerink, Juanita Swetxig, Jim Sixer, Merilyn Miller, Jan Patterson, Dennis Kettl, Genette Garrison, Marian McClain, Dale Dobson, Florence Clark, Sandry Ely, Ron Hankins, Cassy Arnett, Pauletta Otis, Arnold Klassen, Kathy Fritxler, Sharon Bartlett, Jackie Lake. l r. 1 'Ni X l industrial Arts 3 Zair YW . . . It' EMS. -91- ' ,IW 5' K v 1 Q 4 .. 1-- 1, 4 , , Greeley High's mechanical drawing, arts and crafts, wood shop, and metal shop classes presented Greeley High's first Industrial Arts Fair. The fair included paintings, sculpture, tables, chairs, lamps, chests, and architectural samples from the various classes. The fair is not only beneficial to the Industrial arts students in giving them an opportunity to show their skill, but to the other members of Greeley High and the city of Greeley. These people should be congratulated for their fine work. J 6. . ffl ,md Staff Only by the efforts of the Spud Staff can the year's events be pre- sented in a memorable fashion. The theme has been devoted to the seasons of the year, A lot of credit is due to the members of the staff who work many hours overtime to see that we have an enjoyable annual. This year's Spud Staff has attempted to include all of the major activities in the school year. Fall Section Editor Sandy Booth Karen Mrllon Nancy Flood and Sue Calhoun Winter Section Editor Jackie Reese Carolyn Menke June Erchenberger Carolyn Barnlnll Vrbs Johansen and Marilyn Channer 4f ..,-'K . . I P Mc- . I I ' J 1 ,Q I' . . . , . I -' I I I I v fe? ' ' 9 V 1 ' 1 19' I . f , 1 , , ' f U .5 3 ' Q ' xi . . I . 'K 3' ', Q ' - ' ' 3 4' . I ,, x fn f 'N fv 1 Jan Patterson Edntor Mr Bornemeler Sponsor 9wtnwOW U-. s.-.J Sprnng Section Edutor, Marilyn Channer, .lackne Reese and Pat Garvey Our thanks go to Larry Kane and Dennis Da kan for thenr efforts an maknng the year book a success The results of theur tume and ef fort are amply shown by the excellent pncture coverage of the actnvntues of the school year High Light editors Mike Lemboch ond Dan Armstrong with their advisor, Mr. Koteskey. Qreeley J-Hgh 1? gh! The High Light staff, with its editors Dan Armstrong and Mike Lembach, and under the spon- sorship of Mr. Koteskey, did an exceedingly fine job in bringing Greeley High news to the student body. The outstanding issue of this year was the April Fools is- sue. They are to be congratulated on this and their many other fine High Lights. si , ' -I- v I bl pl E' f 'Q The High Light stoft works diligently presenting GHS news. Pictured ore Don Armstrong, Dennis Kettle, and Mike Lembach working on poges ot the Tribune. Ou!!! and Scroll Students are selected for membership in Quill ond Scroll on the bosis of outstanding contribu- tions in High school journolism. This honorory or- gonizotion functions under the direction of Mr. Bornemeier ond Mr. Koteskey. Projects sponsored by Quill ond Scroll this yeor were selling volentines ond the Greeley High Calendar. Quill ond Scroll members ore: Mike Lembocll, Kathleen Tie Armstrong, Jan Patterson, Marilyn Channer. m ann, Linda Joyner, Dennis Kettl, Jackie Reese, Rosemary Powers President Rosemary Powers Vice President Dennis Kettl Secretory Jan Patterson Treosurer Dan Armstrong 1 Dan G5 7 41 1 Vai, f a,g-fi' 4 ,A L1 Q Q U3 MW k 1-1- Greeley High was host to the fabu- lous premier opening ot the l96O mus- ical spactacular Dreams Prominent Greeleyites were brought from their homes in chautteured limousines as special guests, and K.Y.O.U. broadcast the occasion. ffl- Dreams was a beautifully cos- tumed, staged, and directed show. There were dreams of childhood, dreams ot love and adventure, tame, and of fortune. A terrible nightmare brought the show to a high point and it was tittingly climaxed by Swing- ing on a Star. The cast and crew ot about l5O, gave three evening performances and two matinees to climax months of hard work. Mr. Varra, Mr. Faulkner, Mr. Welbourne, and Mr. Girrault all put in a good deal of hard work and certainly deserve much of the credit for a most enjoyable musical. l I German gfllb Presvdenf Rlchard Bross Vuce President Barry Adams Secretary Kathleen Tlemonn Treasurer Ed McDowell The German Club consists of mem bers who have had at least one year of German The club has held many actlvlhes thus year which Included partlclpohng In the foreign language banquet a mayor event Other ac center and a bicycle excurslon Q I l 5 lg F tivities ihcluded a dance at the youth J , MVN -ni The Greeley Hugh Latm Club be came a member of the Junuor Classlc al League for the furst tume thus year Thus us a national orgamzatlon of Lat In clubs for the purpose of promotmg classucal cnvnlnzatnon In the modern world Actnvltues thus year Included decorating the school Christmas tree and attendmg the state Junlor Classic al League conventlon In Wheatrudge 'll My env fl s'-Q Q' ' 'Elle 'ma wh, KAW If WW? 'VIVW' ff mwah 'fm h 1 ox stomp Hls attendants Pat Reed relgned as Kmg Argyle at t e annua s were Rxck Booth and George Tellez sophomores Don Ggttman and Denny Roth Jumors and Ralph Cowan sennor ,.-fx ,fy nr, f H3 ,wwf ., I Y ,sux ?. 'i'3l 1 qt '7i?ff Saw Stamp The annual Sox Stomp sponsored by the Glrls Athletic Assocuatlon was held February 20 at the Meeker Gym The gym was decorated to the theme of Jungle .llve wlth Ralph Cowan and has orchestra the Blngs Pat Reed was crowned kung by Jenn Carlson GAA president l-las attend ants were Ralph Cowan Dennis Roth Don Gettman George Tellez and Rncky Booth 'Wag A G Q 2 'll Hand Don Adcock, June Anderson, Mary Apodoca, Hurmalee Benson, Jenn Carlson, Larry Cooper, Mary Cooper, Pat Fiechter, Kay Glad- stone, Deanna Hanshew, Brian Hormston, Carol Hyslop, Lindo Joyner, Fred Kelsey, Phyllis Kester, Shirley Knaus, Judy Laubhan, Linda Martin, Eva Nash, Nancy Reed, Suzanne Runnells, Aaron Sanchez, Jan Schonk, Judy Schmidt, Mack Shaver, Velda Smith, Ruth Ticknor, Doug Williamson, Leroy Vigil. mug Hand Swing Band Members Gary Korre Don Shupe Path Hlatt Don Smlth Chat Johnson Charles Brown Kay Glad stone Ray Grugel Rex Baker Phll Brewer Scott Engllsh Fred Sutton Leo Sunon Roger Repp and Mr Faulkner sponsor Z9 ,U 1571144 we 52? Pep Bond Members Dave Armstrong Jerry Goddard Tony Brown Make Overman Terry Wmograd Jun Slxer Doug Van Zante Gary Karre Lyn Mun: Nancy Johnson Susan Jessup Arnold Klassen Lnnda Jacobson Peggy Edgar Don Srnuth Don Shupe Chat Johnson Shlrley Kettl Phnl Brewer Scott Engllsh Fred Sutton Joanna Newton Somrny Trupllo Ray Gru gel Leo Simon Charles Brown Mr Faulkner Q f- 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - ,, ' , 'V 'ygili M A 5 5' U of VM, A '- W 1 x ' ' f l ,, I . Q 1 5. g.. ' 1 Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ensemble Scott English .lan Patterson Sandra Ely Dennis Kettl Judy Patterson Juanita Swetxlg Jun Slzer Sally Klme Mike Sohz Gary Borgens Denms Kettl Ed Nelson Dole Dobson Scott English Alan McCandIess Mr Varra Barry Adams Byron Brooks Denms Bloemker Dave Armstrong Bull Boob Sleg Efken Jlm Slxer Dan Armstrong Chat Johnson Karl Meeker Don Shupe I I 1 1 1 1 - nf 1 4 f, 1 I I I I I I 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I ' I 1 1 ,.v.,i1 NW rw- gf? .KK ln its second year under the leadership of Mr. Ted Foster the Inter- national Relations Club has shown a fantastic membership increase. This organization strives to increase knowledge and interest in world affairs through various state wide conferences. The highlight of the year is the Model United Nations conference at CSC in April. V:1Et?s,n Q Q ,M V Q- 5 ' will It 4 President, Casseye Amon Vice President, Lindo Bonnowitx Secretory, Peggi Grunczewski A7 N f ...f.'.- s .lift h is 'pf 5 o . vi I- ' 'f? l2 'f' ' if K s 2wr'Q.i vt x - .. 'YL z. Q -mn 'ss , , ,a ' QQ -'sf ' ' 3335- Y'-fm Q' 1 .kgnv .NJA Q' 8 ,. ,J-.f I 'J ' ' QQ.: ff' a q wr ' . qi. A? ' 'Exe tb K 8 I Z4 Q - , ,fbf-'Zu Q-gpg 1 .9 his . 1, - 1 Q .., 13NQ f 4 1- ,. ' x., ., - t A' f i aff, 1 Q: It 1 - 3 ' f rf? ,pq fusi- . xx n . ss' - X f +.'f'-MA . ff f.JP-'G , 'D 1, 1 A , 4 X A .' f,f- . nf, 5 - '. ,, Q 1 , ' f , - fg f f ' .A Itirv' ,fr . -.f fn -:J-4v,. . -' 4.':-.sr 5 x . . x 154 L 7 ' ' 'Y' . f -, 1 . wg 4-9,4 L, A , 'A - s U,-4 .nf Q- ,mf , - -1, , -x , ' 1, ' QW Q , ' -ra K sw 1 a:X'.'j?L. Q, ,lsr ' s. 4. 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A . .ru -' A , 'ff-2 , A v , 1 I v fusi- atm al fin ar Svczefy Thus yeor Notnoncl Honor Socnety nnatuoted 56 new members 37 yunlors ond I9 sensors All ofthe members of NHS are In the upper fourth of theur class and ore corefullv selected for membershrp to the orgonuzotlon by the faculty of Greeley Hugh Mr Tegtman ond Mr Slmon ore the sponsors of V'C'2'e:,'Ii:'Jen1 'ao'5ec:rf:ner NHS Secretory Susan Stoler Bottom Row Judy Patterson Ann Barber Sharon McCrea Jan Patterson Morgue Allnuti' Second Row Deanna Borden Sandra Ely Genette Garrison Chrnsty Opdyke Deanna Henshew Third ROW -,900 ette Carter Kay Gladstone Susan Stoler Murrel Loloff Rosemary Powers Borfom ROW Ron Brunner, Barry Adams Doug Anderson Bull Baab J k L C D strong Second Row Ross Addison, Tom Muelldr, Ed Nels R, S I Sai-f ge :yy-fr' on5oAmrm vrlle Thurd Row Ed McDowell, Arnold Klossen, Jack Capri oy woman' co ng S ' Ted er , 0 I . . I . I y N S , - is of f Ty' xr' A in I gi y Q A AA I W f A 1 ' X ' ' ly A X Y I ..--W 1 --ff AN' K ' V A' 1 ' P' 1 I . W f aficfmzl Ha zfr Szfciefy 'L ai Fgq Bottom Row Dorace Flemung Donna Story Elame Frantz Loss Huerter Grace Guber Karen Gules Second Row Joan Poage Ann Watson Eluxobeth Elmblade Joan Froncen Nancy Rend Suzanne Runnells Thlrd Row Bob Brown Dave James Jam Slxer Roger Repp Jnm Sheard Richard Brass 4 Y ,Pi 1 VF! Q fmvsizi as 'i oar '.W'i ' 1. I Bottom Row Barbara Bacher Carolyn Hyslop Linda Joyner Sue Calhoun Llnda Bnllmgs Barbara Orthman Nancy Ahlborn Gall Anderson Path Buxrnan Second Row Monlyn Channer Jackie Reese Joyce Basey Connle Kay Kathleen Tnermonn Nana Judd Annta Huerter Tlurd Row Nancy Flood Nancy Schenfeld Mary Ann Dutton Nancy Rob ertson Kathy Mackey Jackne Lake Peggy Ogden Fourth Row Jerry VonOmen Rich Hullway Dennis Blcemker Jeff Schaffer Rlch Blake Wllham Blbbey Bull Crosler Fifth Row Gall Johnson Morey Haymond Jack Ewing Bob Worlen Mock Shaver r' eff' . . ge , , 2 .V .1 1 ' 3 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 - 2 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 , ms M if . 1, .N i I 7 - ., - x - , ' W 1 N ,W I , ,. .- I eu 3 4 ' M - 1, , ., . . .4 .W 1 3 . 1 V' ' Y Y . 4 ,A 1 5 M' :ss J, f ' l 5 3 ann , 9 e , . fl ' 'nl 22,531 en A ! I . ' 3 1 as K A img ' xg 1 'wr , , vp 1 4 'V I 1 TV H A , v 4 , . , if X 4 'Eff' Lx - ' ' , 1 . ' X , V ' -4- WM.-get -1 V - ' 141 ,,- 'i f' ' 3 Z 'v,A 1. ,lam S 2:42551 ' , 1 Q, Q J- 5 ' 42' ': W-' Q ' , , , I . , 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 Dzslrzlrulz e Edu rzfmn meel' Jon Melander won fnrst place nn merchondlzlng math at the state D E IS an organuzatuon for the ben eflt of those who plan to go Into the business profession after hugh school Most of the students attend school In the mornmg and work un various busl ness establnshments In the afternoon Our club was very fortunate ln re cenvmg several honors at the state con ventlon Presudent Lyle Means Vuce Presldent Trudy Lundy Secretary Gertrude Stutx Treasurer Kenny Culbertson N The team of Bob Whlpple Loretta McDaniel and Dalbert Schaffer won first place an wmdow dnsplay gudgnng ot the state meet 0 0 0 0 Publicity Chairman Barbara Sanders I , .qi 3 'lf s Af Work 5 Students XND PR as Q ' ,wh . 3 GUM 1 ' 11 'E TEAM The members of the Wllllam R Ross chapter of the Future Teachers of Amernca explore the varlous aspects of the teaching profession This year a cadet teachmg program was mm ated which gave the participants flrst hand knowledge and experience ln teaching Dnstmguushed speakers have provided unterestlng and Informative programs Hnghlnghtmg the year was the state FTA convention held ln Pueb lo The Greeley FTA has had many other actlvltles such as selling mums at Homecoming and glvlng a scholar shlp to an outstandung member L J,,.4' 2 bed t' fl if ti xt t aw 9 CA Presudent Roger Rydberg Vuce Presudent Jane Anderson Secretary Nancy Johnson Treasurer Les Gnmes G 60111 G Club is an honorary organization composed of boys that letter in a Greeley High sport. The boys earn money by selling programs at foot- ball and basketball games. With the proceeds they donate equipment to the Greeley High athletic department. Ted Somerville, an outstanding ath- lete at GHS, received the Thom Mc- Ann award, The award represents a continued athletic and scholastic honor. President: Ted Somerville Vice President: Ed McDowell Secretary: Ron Brunner l W M AM T My ,NNVr4r W- QQ J -an Y 1,65 we--W l I avxm... .ii E Z' x Q View 60 QM X I' .H-'41 , Ivy, ,,k. -,, 4' ,ww -A.. , . f-M . aw., , zfwfwnrff... i ' :,M q f gs i , iiw 2 t rijljj.. N L H i K - ' ' 2 .,, Q.,f . , 22 I .. , ., . .amy S h' ' 1... Q5 h . . - X Q fm'r'sw A gt....A,,.,-,,,. ,.-.,- ,WM -...5-?x? . - ,A l M -.ws-w V 1, . , ,P - ' Z' ' I 'W . -'sf' Baseball The Wildcats have opened their baseball season by scoring some impressive non-conference wins. Greeley High baseball fans are looking forward to a good season and are hoping for a fifth consecutive conference championship which would give the Cats a berth in the state playoffs. Returning lettermen are: Jim McKay, Jack Capp, Dwight Steele, Manual Ortiz, Claude Garcia, Harvey Maul, Teddy Somerville, Bob Brown, Gary Moore. 0 R i E z h cn A , ... gl s, ,V - , ' - ,K 1 -', e W - . 'I f . - -, . V , ,ge-I .V V I i , I . A S . , - I we H ,I A ,MQ Q xdteir 3 1 . -'wg ' ' -. '. A , , . ' 1' . x . I N Harvey Maul, Gerald Miyoshi, Rick Booth, Manual Ortiz, Eddy Tellez, Bill Crosier, Ted Somerville, Gary Moore, Claude Garcia, Dwight Steele, Mark LaGrone, Student Coach Adams, Coach D'Amoto, Blain Barnhardt, Fred Schroeder, Gary Lucas, JIM McKay, Jock Capp, Bob Brown, Coach Thompson. 'M oo W v. -154-Q me i I . '12 ..'am'qasvf-A 'Qi .4 Q 'fm w W., - H W, , r . fhHi5f?i f, f f -an 49652 L ,,.f,win ,W iw , T Q ' ' ' 1955 f WY . QAM wr ' L - , .,.., p'A'M --f' 1 ww, ann-6 g ff' fgfzf. - ,Wi Wi Yrfw, S, 4' gram jf, my' 'w,,, V ' ,,, AM , 3 if ,nik Emi '-x ,- LM ,www 1 h Q 'Q W - U', . 'Qg 45 4,4 H17 S BASEBALL SCHEDULE Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Greeley Adams City East Denver East Denver Regus Arvada Arvada Cathedral Regus Regus Adarns Clty Sterlrng Boulder Englewood Westrnmster Ft Collrns Longmont Loveland Cathedral' Ft Morgan ,af 2'-... MXL 'fr -E -Q -.anion-P' ,QA if an Lic 'L I-H x 'x -arf: QIlhnQQ- ' rx' -g 1 Uvzvk Z' The track team sparked by the ex cellent efforts of Pat Reed and Ed Mc Dovell has just begun their season Already Ed has broken a long standing record rn the discus Greeley Hugh IS Iookmg forward to a successful season for the boys Thus years squad s coached by Mr Guenther and Mr Baggot Ol, .3 inn i Aim .WM f f ., 'Q ' lnal an H -:fi mm- l v er, - 'nm f Af- Q , H W: ,CDMA -'25 ,Vfij . U M 3? 'ww-mf' R K S -. Q Wa i '4 ,,, 1 150 3 . W. Front Row: Mr. Guenther, Jeff Shafer, .lack Ewing, Larry Foos, Jerry Mangan, Student Coach Young. Bock Row: Pat Reed, Ted Lebsack, Dave Harrison, Ed McDowell. A to QPU J x Front Row: Pat Mestas, Henry Wostenberg, Carl Ley, Donn Schell, J. D. McMillan, Mike Ryel, Gary Stroy. Second Row: Bill Duran, Don Gettman, Dinzle Minyard, Truman Hall, Laddie Richmond, Fred Alles. Bock Row: Mr. Baggot, David Heinze, Richard Touslee, Clyde V' 'Y 1? -OL' '. 'ne -61 :lf ' , fig ii4 ' LZLI' -A -uw M-Www... fwwffh lagr-k 1 1-'ff-ff' AH? if Q4 gg Monroe, Lynn Brass, Walter Wostenberg, Harold Felderman, Henrik Johansen, Bob Goldsmith, Mr. Guenther. 1 l A N ' , ,f , , , , I, , X J ,, , ., ,' f lf . , V Q J 11 Q A ,f . 'ff ,.'l TM ' Q It l, ,,. , . T . :J av . I l., w Y i' 'Q Y Q -gg .TQ , H V, v' g Hg V, ,M In f .ff f ,Q H .. W M, r 1 g , g, ' 3, 4,,f,,, Lyfa, I . l g Q ifw .,mur . -- n My- wwf ,f . M in li I il img XI ,ju 'QQ H. 1 X' lm if ig X 'fjlizf lx Q S'- ' Q- f- f ,..... , ' I l A Q ' 'I at .1 PTH UL. y GREEMEY , - lu: 'A' VA l ll 'tl Y iff l UUE' ' IS- ' ff 1 cr ' x ' 'P , I ' f fx F 5 V'f J if 5 GJ - is X L., L xg' f- ,J . N 1 I QW In true Wildcat manner, the l96O GHS golf team under the direction of coach Don Gormon has exhibited their ath- letic prowess on the Northern Conference greens. Returning lettermen Jock Wheeler, Borry Adams and Bill Boob led the way in the first golf matches of the season. New members of the squad are Don Taylor, Don Shupe, Roger Mondt, and Bob Worren. , 3 si' S 1. 3 , W, bf' mm' Sf. A B . l xjw f S gif Sfalag I 7 Stalag I7 IS the story of Amerlcan solduers In a World War II prison camp It IS an accurate and entertannung play of the emotuonal strife that the prisoners must face, as well as an amusing sketch of army mannerlsms and conversatnon Fnrst Guard Stash Harry Shapnro Pnce Herb Gordon Hoffman Sefton Duke McCarthy Harney Marko Corporal Shultx Dunbar Reed Peterson Red Dog Witherspoon McKay S S Captain Geneva Man Second Guard Cast Sleg Efken Butch Compton Dennis Kettl Jack LeCuyer Duck Leach Morey Haymond Ron Hankms Butch Taylor Chuck Ahlstrand Steve Vantma Jack Muller Leo Simon Ed McDowell Dean Herman Chuck Barn Boyd Arnold Ted Lebsack Galen Kane Duck Leach Lao Slmon Jack Muller George Muhlbach Ed Nelson Duane Tlcknor l , ' P W N '! ' K3 ' f f2iS5. 1?f n .mt fl . ji-.QI -.Eiga -fx.. .lf A , E .-.. -. , am I vw .- .R K' '. ...zxunn nf 435113 ttf. 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W Q 6 N ,.. -J... jun Zfr P om Yi -w,rfJ Pep Klub Kauquel President - Sharon McCrea Vice President - Karen McMillan Secretary - Jackie Reese Pep club cabinet members are: treasurer, Sharon Bartlettg point chairman, Murial Lo- Ioff, skit chairman, Karen King, publicity chairman, Carol Timothy, cheerleader representa- tive, Parn Rogers, GA representative, Sandy Ely, GAA representative, Barbara Orthmon, pom pon representative, Deanna Hanshew, senior board members, Rosemary Powers and Kathy Fritzlerg junior board members, Peggy Kincaid, Dianna Thompson, and Sandy Mill- er, sophomore board members, Sue Mitchell, Gayle Anderson, band representative, Sherry Reynolds. The Pep Purrs of Greeley High have done an excellent job this year of achieving their chief aims, that of promotion of school spirit and supporting our Wildcats, The activities and contributions made by this club have done a great deal to heighten the respect Greeley High has earned. Under the leadership of the preside nt, Sharon McCrea, and her cabinet, the club completed a very successful year. The climax for the year is the campaign and election of officers for the forthcoming year. The officers are installed at a special assembly held before the pep club banquet. 1 rpm- SQA.. six The 1939 FFA Queen was Alta Chapm Her attendants were Judy Strazght sophomore and Murzel Loloff Junlor A fxqw . U ,x I C rv X D n . 5 N . 4 'Hx' X 1- A ' 'sr 3 If-:J f-' 5 - -I ? '1' I. mf ?ufure Za :mer af America T5 as at A. Y, fr I ' Vi 4 W 4? '.f.SI22'x - ' I 5 J-Jr 1 F we P ees. if , BF' 51, ?'l 1 at gf- mf The highlight of the FFA school year is the FFA rodeo on Memorial Day. Boys and girls from all over Colo- rado are invited to show their rodeo skill. During the year the boys feed cat- tle and study about seed and grain. The purpose of FFA is to teach the future farmers and ranchers skills and techniques. At the state FFA meet Tim McMil- lan received a superior rating in po- tato judging and potato identifica- tion and potato insect and tuber dis- eases. As a team Tim and Ray received a superior in potato judging and an excellent in crop judging. The Greeley Chapter of Future Farmers of America is a high ranking chapter in Colorado and a credit to our school. President John Sfencel Vice-President Tim McMillen Secretary Gerald Miyoshi Treasurer Ron Kindvall Wh 'ff-ez: r-my 43.4 'W-1 N Tlm McMillan and Roy VonBeber were outstondmg nn FFA meets Busldmg 0 cattle Chute YW.,-1 Food for the cattle A6 ' 4 it 1 -T. , .,.,,l j' f ,wi fx A EV' t Mm I ,Al A W- T Y 5 KVA . t f -'5 4' 1 f NMR Q, i A Q s --A u A ' , - l.' ' o W A .ng fv 09 if in-1. ' .4 gf? 4. M-vxwwap lM 'Un I F: -'32 Qu femme we 4 Muriel Loloff Muriel Loloff is a very worthy recipient of the Leadership Gold G. She has participated in many activities outside of school as well as being an active member of several school organizations. A few of her activities include Pep Club Girls Association Student Council Luther League and 4H work As a junior she was an FFA Queen attendant Home coming ueen attendant and Prom ueen attend ant Her friendly smile and pleasant personality are added qualities which make Muriel most deserving of this high award During his three years at Greeley High School Jack LeCuyer has exhibited all the qualifications for the Leadership Gold G He received a Scholar ship Gold G for maintaining a straight A grade average was president of NHS during his senior year lettered in football and basketball served on junior class council played leading roles in several all school plays and was a member of both orch estra and band Jack is also an eagle scout and is active in 4H and church work Congratulations Jack You have earned your Leadership Gold G Jack LeCuqer WRX if 'rl . . . . 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AG , , . 1 'W A ' ' aa' I I l Thus year Greeley Hugh us gradu atung eught unprecedented scholarshup Gold G students These students have mauntauned a fuve pount average throughout theur hugh school careers and have also shown Ieadershup qual utues Don Armstrong one of two Boetch er Scholars thus year has served on our Hugh Lught and has shown great pro fucuency un foreugn languages Doug Anderson who also receuved a Boetcher scholarshup was uunuor class presudent and actuve un sports M W Ron Brunner a brlllrant scholar has shown an unterest nn our school as presudent of hrs sophomore class and vrce presudent of student body He has also shown hls abvllty In sports .lack LeCuyer has proved has schol arshlp ablllty and has also shown many talents In sports and dramotuc octnv ltles Deanna Borden, along with mam tammg the requusute flve polnt over age has served as a representatnve to gurl s state She has also been a crednt to our Pep Club and led the gurls through marching sessuon as Drlll Leader Chmty Opdyke has shown her ac ademlc prowess along with a talent In speech and dramatic arts She also served as chalrman of our homecom mg actnvutnes Roger Repp who as a transfer stu dent has also mamtauned a fave pomt average Whule In Greeley Hugh he has been actuve m sports and has also shown has musical abnlnty Qlff and Kay State wma :ml Gnrls attendnng Glrls State are Nancy Schenfeld Joyce Basey Kathleen Tlemann and Jaclue Reese l-lughlnghtlng the school year for the junior class IS the selectlon of repre sentatuves to Glrls and Boys State Glrls chosen by the American Legzon attend a week long conference at Colorado Women s College The boys chosen by their classmates attend a slmrlar conference at CU Selections are made on the basis of scholarshup leadership ponse and service At these assemblues delegates learn more about parllamentory procedure and the worklngs of our government Boys attend Boy's State are Jeff Schaffer, Rnchard Hnllway, Ruchard Blake, Morey Haymond, Ruchard Touslee, and Bull Crosler v Q Q g- . l vt H X I .M 1 .K - I - - 1 1 . WW' I 1 'll 1 . - I, 4 . , W, I 31 ' - a L I ' . . . tu, Q I I X , ', 1 hy ' ,git ,ix ' ' . liifikfgwi A' W? r . 4 My eg , k 'ta f 7 ni' 4 ' .fr , -YL 71 g , . . , . I I 'S IW ,4 I? Grind 6117 Thls year Sandra Ely was chosen DAR Good Cltlzen She was chosen for her out stand1ng leadershxp dependabxllty and servxce to our school Congratulatxons Sandy for thxs h1gh honor Oufsfaudzng Pep Puff Sharon McCrea was selected as the out standmg Pep Purr for 1960 In her jumor year Sharon served as pubhcxty chalrman and was then elected to the h1gh OfflC2 of Presl dent of Pep Club Congratulanons Sharon for bemg one of the fmest Pres1dents ever offered to GHS Outs ending G ,4 ,4 Sally Schell Was elected as the outstand mg GAA member Sally has been actlve 1n GAA all three years at Greeley High, work- ing hard and doing an outstanding job on anything she undertook. Szewzlzzfe 6011146 I its NT.: Executive Councnl IS the ad mlnlstrotlve body of the Student Government In Greeley Hugh The Student Body officers and class presldents under the guldance of Mr Gardner offnclate over stu dent councul and the entire Executive councul represents Greeley Hugh at Northern Con ference Student council meet mgs and the annual State Stu dent Councnl Meetung Officers for thus year are Presudent Smeg Efken Vzce President Jeff Schaffer Secretary Edie Tahnan Treasurer Jack Capp The members of Executuve Councnl are Nancy Schen feld, Edne Tatman, Gln: Douglas, Sandy BOOHI, l-GUY Kvne Jack Capp, Jeff Schaffer, Gene Stencil, Sneg Efken O O school. A-95 N V J . . A EW' f D00 Adwck Gaul Anderson Jane Anderson Cassye Arnorr Bill B005 SCMIY 50091 Ann Barber Connle Barnett I-YMIB 5931099 Larry Cooper Bob Brown Larry Buckendorf Jenn Carlson .lack Capp Ralph Cowan Ruth Doney N v ,..- Y7 Gm: Douglas Siegfried Efken June Enchenberger sandy Ely -ad ...,.,, -O . N640 Fell Nancy Flood Darlleen Garrison Larry Kane ...Ilan 1 ' 5.10700 Kem? Susan Larklns Munel Loloff CUHUB Mile' MUVSUN' Mme SUSGII Mlkhell Sharon McCrea Christy Opdyke 1 0' -sr Q- 30 'uf Nancy Payne Suzanne Runnells Fred Schrader Nancy gchenfelg in Jeff Shafer Bruce Smith Jene Siencel John Stencel N3 Banme Sterlmg Peggy Sutton Edue Tafman Judy Vanderhaof .lame Vaegemast Janet Vanclerhaof Zona Wasson as-U 0 1 wa . N 5- A , 'Q 'f Q N ' -I' The electron of president ond vnce presudent of the student body us one of the most excltlng and most Important events of the school yeor Jeff Shafer was elected next yeor s student body presldent and Don Adcock was chosen feoted Nancy Schenfeld Dons op ponents were Janet Vanderhoof Gene Stencil ond Gln: Douglas laden! l6'0dy Elec mu os the 60-61 vice-president. Jeff de- f X if 'aff'-25955-7 9 ms Smzzfr 611155 0 wars 'm as gk--'f in .. vs P Z uw 9 4' l 1 if P .fiftfms Y ' wif '44 5 :Ziyi A J . , 'ff f if f 'ff ' .Q n-'fn' Exif' if . if A M is rv . IW b nh 5 we 'Q I J, 953. A, mia Hound! ,f Ron Brunner Regph Cowan Elame Frantz B601 GOV Sharon Kracker Barbara McKnnght ,pw l 'EL' I Bonnie Nonnan ren Oesterle Gary Rosentrater Ran Rgrhg an 'ES' EVBYGH' T'-'IYIOY Lynda 1-aylo, Grace Thou'-Q Judy Vandarhoof 1 S J 5 . ' 2 1 'A' as Q' K1 ld x . x r n 3' Lu nj w. F kr ,ig f 5 A525 ws ' Ka W 'Q' M .JN 1 fx Barbara Achziger Barry Adams 3 Gorman Club l, 2, 3, Offrcor 2, 33 2. 3, NHS 2, 3, C Club 2, 3, Colt l, 2. Billie Ann Adams l, 2. 31 Spanush Club l, 3: Ctvrl Dc' tcnsc 3, NFL 3, Safety Plns 3. Ross Addison Latin Club 2, 3, Gorman Club 31 Lyre Club l, 2, 3: BA 2, 3, NHS 2, 31C Club 2, 3, Boys State 2, Safety Pnns 3, Educatnonal Tour 2, Football l, 2, 31WrcstIlng l, 2, 3. Esther Adler GA l, 2, 3, junior Red Cross l, Jim Adrian BA 2,316 Club 2, FFA l, 2: Football l. Chuck Ahlstrand Spanish Club 2, BA 2, Thespians lg Mus- lcal lg Thespuan Play Cast l. Don Ahrens BA 3. Bill Alles Fred Alles BA l, 2, 32 Musucal lg Cross Country lg Track l, 2, 3. Margie Allnuft CA l, 2, 33 Pep Purrs l, 2, 3, Soanlsh Club l, 2, 3, Offncer 21 NHS 2, 3, Thcsplans 2, 35 Modern Dance Club 3, Safety Plns l, 2, 3, Oftlcer 2, Musucal 2, Cheerleader 2, 3. IC 3. Doug Anderson BA l, 2, 33 NHS 2, 3, C Club 2, 3, Ot- fncer 3, Student Councll 2, 3. Sophomore Councll lg tumor Councll 2, Presrdcnt, Boys State 2: Musrcal 31 Football l, 2, 3, Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3. Beverly Andrews CA l, 2, 3, lunror Red Cross 2. Dan Armstrong IRC 2, Spanish Club 2, 33 NHS 2, 3: Hrght Light 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Of- ficer 3, Chess Club 3, Officer 3. Pete Archuleta Spanish Club 2, Officer 2. Boyd Arnold BA l, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross l, 21 Safety Pins 2, Baseball lg Basketball lg Wrestling 3. Cassandra Arnott IRC 2, 3, Officer 2, President 3, CA l, 2, 31 Pep Purrs l, 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, Latin Club lg French Club 2, 35 Student Coun- cil 3, Sophomore Council lg Safety Pins 2, Musical 2, 3, A cappella 3. Bill Baab BA 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, G Club 2, 3: Student Council 3, Educational Tour 2, Marching Barid 5, Basketball l, 2, Football 3, Golf Bill Bacher lNo picture availablel Darwin Backlund FFA l, 2, 3. Judy Bailey CAA 3, CA l, 2, 3. Marian Bokerink. CA l, 2, 3, Musical 2, A cappella 3. Arnold Banghart Ann Barber CA l, 2, 3, Pep Purrs l, 2, 35 Spanish Club l, 2, 3, Officer 2, French Club 2, 3, President 3, NHS 2, 3, junior Red Cross 2, Thespians 1, 2, 33 Student Coun- cil 3, junior Council 2, Modern Dance Club 3, Safety Pins l, 2, 3, Pom Pon Girl 3, Musical l, 2, 3. Barbara Barrett Sharon Bartlett CA l, 2, 33 Pep Purrs l, 2, 3, Officer 2. 3, Spanish Club 2, 3: Sophomore Council lg Youth Center Council 3, Modern Dance Club 3, Safety Pins 2, 31 Musical 2, 31 A cappella 2, 3: Educational Tour 2. L0 ,E Q' pr '-13 'Bl' if lxpg. '17 if Uw Peggy Bauer CA l, 2, 3, Civil Defense 3. .lean Baurngartner CA I, 2, 31 Pep Purrs l, 23 lunior Red Cross 2. 33 Modern Dance Club 3. Myrna Bickling CA l, 2, 31 Pep Purrs l, 2, 3, Spanish Club lg junior Red Cross 3, Officer 3. Joan Bizzell CA l, 2, 3, Pep Purrs lg junior Red Cross 2, 3, Civil Defense 2, 33 Modern Dance Club 3, Safety Pins 3. Tamara Bolenbaugh CA l, 2, 31 Pep Purrs l, 2, 31 FTA 2, 3. Bob Bonner Zrench Club 2, 3, BA 3, C Club 31 Baseball Sandy Booth IRC 33 CA l, 2, 3, Pep Purrs l, 2, 3, Span- ish Club l, 2, 3, Officer l, 2, Spud 2, 3: Thespians l, 2, 3, Officer 23 Student Coun- cil l, 3, Officer Si lunior Council 23 Mod- ern Dance Club 31 Safety Pins l, 2, 3, State Officer 2: Musical l, 2, 33 Thespian Play Cast l, 2, 31 IC 3g NFF l, 2, 3. Deanna Borden IRC 3: CA l, 2, 3, Officer 2, Pep Purrs l, 2, 3, Officer l, 2, 33 FTA l, 2. 31 French Club 2, 3, Lyre Club l, 2, 3: NHS 2, 31 junior Red Cross lg Youth Center Council 3, Officer 3, Girls State 23 Safety Pins 2, 33 Educational Tour 25 Marching Band l. Sherryl Bowers CAA 2, 3, CA l, 2. 32 Pep Purrs 2, 31 Spanish Club 2, 3: Lyre Club 2: Modem Dance Club 3, Safety Pins 3, Educational Tour 2, Marching Band l, 2, 3. Mike Braddy BA 1. Barbara Bradley GA l, 2, 3, Pep Purrs l, 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3. Richard Brass Cerman Club l, 2, 3, President l, 3, BA , , g Tennis l, 3. Bob Bray BA l, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3. Roger Brinster BA 3. Rosalie Brock ,ggx CAA 2, CA 33 Pep Purrs 3, French Club 3, Tom Brotherton .of BA l, 2, 31 Educational Tour. Bob Brown BA l, 2, 3, Officer 2. 33 G Club 2. 32 Student Council 2, 31 lunior Councilg Boys State 23 Musical l, 21 Sox Stomp Candidate 21 Educational Tour 2, Basket- ball l, 2, 3: Baseball l, 2, 3. Ron Brunner BA l, 2 33 NHS 2, 3, Officer 31 C Club 2, 3, Officer 33 Student Council l, 2, Of- ficer l, 21 Sophomore Council, President, Senior Council 3, Boys State 23 Football l, 2, 33 Baseball l, 2, 3. Karen Burke Robert' Burton German Club lg BA 35 Chess Club 3. Charles Cabe Jack Capp BA l, 2. 35 NHS 2, 3: G Club 2, 33 Student Council 3, Officer 33 Sophomore Council, junior Council, Senior Council, Officer 31 Civil Defense 33 Musical 3g Howdy Club lg Sox Stomp Candidate 2: Marching Band lg Basketball l, 2, 33 Baseball Y, 2, 3. Jenn Carlson CAA l, 2, 3, Officer 2, President 32 GA l,2,31Pep Purrs l, 2, 31 FTA l, 2. 32 Student Council 3, Modern Dance Club 33 Musical 2, 3. Jeanette Carter IRC 2. 3, CA 1.2. 3: Pep Purrs l. 2, 3: FTA 2. 3: French Club 2,' 3, Lyre Club 2, 3: NHS 2, 33 Chess Club 31 Marching Band l, 2, 33 Pep Band l, 2, 3. Jenneane Casteel CA l, 2, 3: Musical 2. Jean Chambers lNo picture availablel. ofa' rl' rf 'Q was Y .553 euf07 N LQX -0 25' Florence Clark CA 35 Pop Purrs 3g Musical 33 A cappella 33 Pep Band 33 Marching Band 33 Trans- fer. Swing Band l, 2. Bill Clevenger Walter Compton BA l, 2, 35 C Club l, 2, 32 High Light l, 22 Soud l, 2. Larry Cooper Spanish Club 2: Spud lg Student Council 33 NFL 2, 3, Officer 33 Musical l, 2, 3. Ralph Cowan BA l, 2, 3, Officer 31 Student Council 3: Senior Council: Sox Stomp Candidate 35 Football l, 2, 3. Sharon Cox CA l, 2, 33 Junior Red Cross 3: Civil De- fense 3. Jack Cox ?A2l,3 2, 3g junior Red Cross 25 Football Gayle Crew Ken Culbertson C Club 2, 33 junior Red Cross 33 Student Council 23 Sophomore Councilg DE 3, Of- ficer 3. Dennis Dakan FTA lg BA 33 High Light Photographer 32 Spud 3g Musical l, 21 Educational Tour 21 Rowene Demarest CA l, 2, 31 Pep Purrs l, 23 DE 3. Bob Dieterle Sharron Dilka CA 2, 3: Pop Purrs 2. 33 Spanish Club 2. 3. Officer 3, Safety Pins 3: Transfer Alice Dinkel CA I, 2, 3. Alfred Dirnberger Gloria Dorsey CA l, 2. 3, Pep Purrs l, 2. 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 Civil Defense 33 Safety Pins l, 2,33 Marching Band l. John Dougherty BA l. Judy Duncan CAA 2, 3Z CA l, 2, 33 Latin Club 2. Mickey Dunigan Lyre Club l, 2, 3. Zeke Duran Carolyn Eberhardt CA l, 2,132 Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 Latin Club 2, 33 junior Red Cross 2, 3. Peggy Edgar junior Red Cross 3: C-A 33 Pep Purrs 33 Ml-'SICBI 3L Pep Band 33 Marching Band 3' Transfer from Ault. Siegfried Efken German Club I, 2, 3, Officer 23 BA I, 2, 33 Student Council l, 2, 3, Officer 2, President 3i Youth Center Council 23 NFA 2. 3: Boys State 23 Musical 2. June Eichenberger CAA lg CA l, 2, 3: Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 Spud l, 23 junior Red Cross l, 2, 33 Stu- dent Council 33 Youth Center Council lg Civil Defense I, 23 Safety Pins l. Shirley Eiring CA 33 junior Red Cross 3. Elizabeth Elmblade CA l, 2, 33 Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 FTA 32 Spanish Club 2, 33 Thespians l, 2, 33 Mus- ical lg Thespian Play Cast 23 Educational Tour 2, W 3 5' rd! K' ,4-. 'ap-3 Q.,-I 7315! 4 ff. r ui T9 Sandy Ely CA I, 1, 3, Officer Y, Presirlen? 3, Pep Purrs I, Z. 3, Ofllcer 3, NHS 2, 31 Stu! dent Council 3. Sophomore Council Off flcer, Crrls Slate: Musical I, T, 3, Acap- Delln J, 3, Czrls Trio I, Q, 3, Modern En- semble 3. Scott English FTA I, 2, Latin Culb F, Lyre Club I, 2, 3. President 2, 3, BA I, Y. 31 NHS 2, 3, Thcsprans I, 3, 3, Officer X, lunror Coun- cil, Musical I, Q, 3, Thcsplan Play Cast I, 2, 3, Acapoella 2, 3, Mens Chorus Z, 3, Boys Qudrlef I, 2, 3, Modern Ensemble 2, 3, Pep Band 2, 3, Marching Band U, 3. Larry Fahrenbruch Harold Felderman French Club 2, 3, Lyre Club I. 2. 3, BA I, 2, 3, Pep Band 2, 3, Marching Band I. 2. Don Feldhaus Spanish Club 3, SA 3, Hrghlighf I, 2, Wrestling I. Pal' Fiechter CAA 2, 3: CA I, 2, 31Cerman Culb II Civil Defense 31 Musical 3. Darace Fleming CA I, 2, 3, Pep Purrs I, 2, 31 FTA 2, 3, Officer 3, Spanish Club 2, 32 LYYC CII-lb 33 Modern Dance Club 31 Safely Plns 2, 3. Prcsrdenl 3, Color Guard 3, Marching Band I, Z, 3. Joan Francen CA I, 2, 3, Pep Purrs I, 2, 3, Educational Tour. Carolyn Frank CAA l. 2, 32 DE 3. Elaine Frantz IRC 2. 33CA I, 2,3,Pep Purrs I,2,3, German Club I, 2. 3, Officer 3, Thesprans 2, 3, Sophomore Council, Senior Council, Chess Club 3, Modern Dance Club 3, Pom Pon Cirl 3, Musical 2, 3. Kathy Frifxler CA I, I, 3, Pcp Purrs I, 2, 3, Officer 3, French Club f, 3, Officer 3, junior Coun- cil, Safely Pins 2. 31 Musical 2, 3, Acap- pella 3, Educational Tour. Sharon Fry CA I, Y, 33 Pep Club I, Latin Club Z. Abie Garcia Baseball I, 2, 3. Steve Garcia Pat Gardner CA I, 2, 3, Safety Pins 3. Da rlleen Garrison CA l, 2, 35 junior Red Cross 2, 33 Student Council 3, Civil Defense 3g Safety Pins 3. Genette Garrison CA I, 2, 3, Officer 1, 3, Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 FTA l, 2, 3, Officer 2, NHS 2, 33 junior Red Cross lg Musical 2, 3, Acapella 2, 3. Jack Geringer Rhon Gies Karen Giles CA I, 2, 3g German Club l, 2. Kay Gladstone CAV l, 2, 3, NHS 2. 31 Pep Band l, 2, 33 Swing Band 2, 35 FTA 2. 3: Educational Tour 2, French Club 2, 33 Pep Purrs l, 2, 3. Betty Gow CA l, 2, 3g junior Red Cross 2, 3, Senior Council. Jack Green BA li Wrestling l. Les Grimes FTA 2, 3, Officer 3, German Club l, 2, 3, Officer 31 BA l, 2. 31 C Club 33 Musical 3, Football 3. Grace Guber Transfer, CA 2, 33 French Club 2. Margaret Guerrero CA l, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3g junior Red Cross 2. I1 ,ab T., 'VN S Ns... uw Ps T7 17' Carol Haggard CAA 2, 31 CA l, 2, 3. Julie Hall CA l. 2, 35 Pep Purrs l, 2, 35 Spanish Club 2. Ron Hankins Latin Club 25 Thespians l, 2, 35 A cappella 35 Chess Club 35 Musical 2, 35 Thespian Play Cast l, 2, 35 Modern Ensemble 35 Pep Band 25 Marching Band l, 2, 35 Swing Band l, 2, 3. Deanna Hanshew CA l, 2, 3, Officer 2, 35 Pep Purrs l, 2, 3, Officer 35 NHS 2, 35 Sophomore Coun- cil, Officerg junior Council5 Youth Center Council 2, 3, Officer 35 Modern Dance Club 35 Safety Pins l, 25 Pom Pon Girl 35 Musical l, 2, 35 junior Prom Queen Can- didate5 Educational Tour 2. Linda Harmon IRC 35 CA l, 2, 35 Pep Purrs l, 2, 35 FTA 2, 33 Latin Club 2, 35 Student Council 25 Safety Pins 2, 35 Musical 2, 35 Marching Band l, 2, 3. Julian Harmston Marching Band l. Charles Heberline Tom Heberlein BA 2, 35 junior Red Cross 3, Officer 35 Musical 2. Dan Heffel Mary Heil IRC 35 CA l, 2, 35 Latin Club 2, 3: Lyre Club 2, 35 Pep Band i, 2, 35 March-ng Band l, 2. 3. Pam Hueff CA l, 2. 3. Harry Hinzelrnan - Latin Club 25BA l,2,35CClub l,2,3 Basketball l, 2, 35 Tennis l, 2, 3. Kathy Hirsh CAA l, 25 CA l, 2, 3. Mary Lou Hockley CA l, 2, 33 lunior Red Cross 2, 3: Music- al l Kenny Hoffman Thespians 2, 33 Musical 23 Thespian Play Cast 2, 31 Baseball lg Cross Country l. Clayton Holmes FFA l, 2, 3: Marching Band l. Lois Huerter GAA l, 2, 31 CA I, 2, 33 Pep Purrs 2, 3. Larry Hume BA 2, 33 FFA I, 2, 3, Officer 3. Mary Hurn IRC 33 GA 33 Pep Purrs 33 junior Red Cross 33 Thespians 33 Transfer. Ron Huwo KNO picture availablel. Pot Inglefield German Club 33 Spanish Club 3. Linda Jacobson CAA 33 GA l, 2, 33 Pep Purrs 1, 2. 33 Latin Club 2: Lyre Club 1, 2, 32 Thespians lg Modern Dance Club 33 Safety Pins 3: Musical 33 Pep Band l, 2, 33 Marching Band l, 2, 3. Henry Jacoby David James BA 3. Chat Johnson FTA 33 Latin Club l, 23 Lyre Club l, 2, 3. Officer 33 BA 33 Chess Club 33 Musical l. 2, 33 Pep Band l, 2, 33 Marching Band l, Zi 32 Sigfing Band l, 2, 33 Men's Chor- us , 3 Nancy Johnson CA l, 2, 33 Pep Purrs 2, 33 FTA 2, 3, Of- ficer 33 Latin Club 33 Lyre Club 3, Of- 'icnr 33 NFL 33 Educational Tour 23 Pep Band 2, 33 Marching Band l, 2, 3. f 0 If- - All Wie so Yi 5 Q' is , is .A.. fm-:'-.v J . -: 1 3?-v IE 4 f ,f q,.:.,.,. x'f 4 5'12jQ igI: fi' I I ., 'fir' If I' .yer .,.. , ,,.,. 1 mfr I -R-ZF' 2 Kirk Johnston nd l, 2. Larry Kane BA I, 2, 33 G Club l, 2, 33 Spud I, 2, 3, Student Council 3, Senior Council, Presi- dent, Wrestling I, 2, 33 Safety Pins 3' Thespian Play Cast I, 2. Henry Karre BA I, 2, 3, FFA lg Track I, 2. Zola Keasling CA 33 Pep Purrs 35 Transfer. Gary Keifer Fred Kelsey BA 3, FFA lg Musical I, 2, 3. Andrew Kerby lNo picture avanlablel. Eileen Kercher CAA I 1 GA I, 2, 3, Pep Purrs I, 2, junior Red Cross I, 3, Safefy Pins I, 3. Barbara Kern CA I, 2, 3, Pep Purrs I, 23 junior Red Cross I, DE 3, Officer 3. Phyllis Kester IRC 3, CA I, 2, 3, Pep Purrs 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 33 junior Red Cross Ig junior Council, Safety Pins 3, Musical 31 Edu- cational Tour. Dennis Keffl IRC 2, 3, FTA I. 2. 3, Latin Club 2: High Llght 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Officer 3, Thcsplans 2, 3, President 33 Modern Dance Clubi Musical 2, 3, Thespian Play Cast l, 2, 33 A cappella 3, Men's Chorus 3. 31 Modern Ensemble 33 Educational Tour, Sharon Kiecker POD Purrs I, 2, 3, Officer 2: CA I, 2, 33 Sp'-'mlsh Club I, 2, 3, Officer 3: High Light 2' Student Council lg Senior Council, Civil Defense 31 Safety Pins 2, 3, Officer 3. Tommy Kime BA T, 3, FFA I, 2, 3, Officer 3. BA I, 2, 35 Safety Pins 2, 33 Marching Karen King IRC 33 CA I, Z, 3, Officer 23 Pep Purrs I, 2, 3, Offlcer 33 FTA 2. 31 Spanish Club 2, 3, Lyre Culb 2. 31 Thespians Z, 31 junior Council Z, Modern Dance Club 3, Pom Pon Girl 33 Musical I, 2, 35 Thcspian Play Cast 3, Educational Tour 2, Marching Band I, 2. Sharron Kirby IRC 3, CA 3. Mitra Khomie CA 3, Pep Purrs 3g Transfer from Iran. Amold Klossen IRA 33 FTA 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Lyre Club 2, 3: NHS 2, 3, Thespians 2, 33 Musical 2, Thespian Play Cast 23 Acapella 3, Modern Ensemble 3, Pep Band I, 2, 3, Marching Band I, 2. Artis Kler CA I, 2, 3, Pep Purrs 2, Spanish Club I, 23 junior Red Cross 3. Sully Kline CA I, 2. 3: Pep Purrs 2, 33 junior Red Cross I, 2, 31 NFL 33 Musical 3. Shirley Knaus GAA I, 2, 3. Officer 2, 3, GA I, 2, 3, Pep Purrs 2, FTA 2a Musical 3. Lois Knoph CAA 2, 3, Officer 3g CA I, 2, 3, Officer 35 Pep Purrs 2, 33 FTA 2, 33 French Club 23 Lyre Club 35 Musical 2, 33 Pep Band 25 Marching Band 2, 3. Nancy Koch CA I, 2, 3, junior Red Cross I, 2. Johnny Kubich Ocie Larson Spanish Club 2g BA I, 2, 3, junior Red Cross 2, 3, Safety Pins I, 2. Jack LeCuyer Lyre Club I, 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, President 3, Thespians I, 2, 3, junior Council 23 Mus- ical 33 Thespian Play Cast I, 2, 33 Pep Band l, 2, Marching Band I, 2: Football l, 2, 3: IC 3. Dick Leach Latin Club I1 BA I, 2, 3, junior Red Cross l, 2, Musical 2, 3g Thespian Play Cast 3, Marching Band I, 2. 5 fini ii -um .Q if gs C 'QR' 3 w ,,.... yo 'fx Q0 an-v' S.- qu- ' -4 fo Bob Leckenby Judy Ledford CAA l, Zi CA l, 2, 3. Elizabeth Lee CA l, 2, 35 FTA 2, 33 Latin Club 2, 3' lunior Red Cross 33 Musical l, 2, 33 Thes: Dian Play Cast 2, 33 Educational Tour 2g Marching Band l, 2. Mike Lembach Spanish Club 2, 31 BA l, 2, 33 Highlight 2, 3, Editor 3, Quill and Scroll 35 Sopho- more Council. Ron Lewis Thespians I, 2, 33 Civil Defense 3, Of- ficer 33 Musical l, 2, 33 Thespian Play Cast l, 2, 3, Marching Band l, 2. Gene Lindberg John Lionberger Sharon Lloyd CA l, 2, 3. Jim Lofgren BA l, 2, 31 Sophomore Council, lunior Councilg Musical l, 2, 33 Howdy Club lg Educational Tour. Muriel Loloff CAA l, 2, 3, C-A l, 2, 3, Officer lg Pep Purrs l, 2, 3, Officer 2, 33 Spanish Club 2, 3, NHS 2, 33 Thespians 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Officer 2, 33 Modern Dance Club 3, Pom Pon Girl Musical 2, 31 Homecoming Queen Candidate 23 lunior Prom Queen Candidate 21 FFA Queen Candidate l, 2. Margaret Long CA l, 2, 3, Pep Purrs l, 2, 3g Latin Club l, 2, 3. Ron Long Delores Lozano Trudy Lundy CA l, 2, 33 DE 3, Officer 3. Barbara Lynn Beverly Madden CA l, 3. Ken Markley BA 3Z FFA l. Pat Martin CA l, 2, 33 Pep Purrs I, 2. 3: Color Guard 33 Banner Curl 33 junior Red Cross l, 2, 3L Civil Defense l, 2, 3, Judy Mason IRC 33 GAA l, Officer l: GA l, 2, 3: Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 Latin Club 2, 33 junior Red Cross l, 2, 33 Student Council l, 23 Mod- ern Dance Club 33 Safety Pins 2, 33 Music- al l, 2, 33 Thespian Play Cast 33 Home- coming Queen Candidate l, 3, Queen 33 Marching Band l, 2, 3. Elizabeth Matthews CAA 2, 32 CA l, 2, 3. Harvey Maul Spanish Club 2, 33 BA l, 2, 33 C Club 33 Baseball 2, 3. Kenny Maul BA l, 2, 3, Officer 33 Sophomore Council: Safety Pins 33 Baseball lg Basketball l. Lyle Means DE l, President l. Jolene Meek Transfer3 CA 2, 3, Jon Melander BA l, 2L C Club 23 DE 33 Football l, 2. Jim Mellbye Latin Club 21 BA 33 NFL 2, 3, Officer 3. Q-A 4-Q' 09 Mike Menke JorJa Merrick Transfcr3 GA 33 Pep Purrs 3, FTA 33 Span- rsh Club 3. Susan Merry Transferg CA 33 Pep Purrs 3. Berton Meyer Carl Meyer BA I, 2, 33 Baseball l, Manager 2. Merilyn Miller CA l, 2, 33 Lyre Club 2, 33 Safety Pins 3: Musncal l, 2, 33 A cappella Z, 33 Pep Band 1, Marchnng Band l, 3. Denzle Minyord Lynne Minyard CAA l, 2, 3, offlcer l, 23 GA 1, 2, 33 junior Red Cross 2, 33 Cuvil Defense 33 Modern Dance Club 33 Musical 2. Pot Monheiser CA1,2,3:Pep Purrs 21 FTA l, 33 Span- ish Club l, lumor Red Cross l, 3. Sharon Monroe CA I, 2, 3g Spanlsh Club 33 Musical 3. Dan Montoya BA l, 2, 3. Johnny Montoya Gary Moore BA l, 2, 3, C Club 2. 32Tl'1esp1ar1s 2, 33 junxor Councnlg Musucal l, 2, 3g Thesplan Play Cast l, 2, 33 Football l, 2, 33 Wrest- ling 13 Baseball l, 2, 3. Bonnie Morey GA I, 2, 33 Jr. Red Cross I, 2. Shirley Morris CA I, 2, 33 junior Red Cross 33 Safety Pins 3. Tom Mueller BA33, NHS 2, 33 Chess Club 33 Tennis I, 2, . George Muhlbock Lyn Mun: CAA 23 CA I, 2, 33 Pep Purrs I, 2, 33 FTA 2, 33 Lyre Club 2, 33 Modern Dance Club 33 Safety Pins 33 Musical 23 Pep Band 2, 33 Marching Band I, 2, 3. Frances Meyers CA I, 2, 3. Sam McAfee Transfer3 Latin Club 2, 33 Spanish Club 33 BA 33 Chess Club 3. Alon McCandIess BA I, 3, Cross Country I. Sharon McCrea IRC 2, 33 CA I, 2, 3, Officer 33 Pep Purrs I, 2, 3, Officer 2, President 33 Lyre Club 2, 33 NHS 2, 33 Student Council 33 junior Council, Safety Pins I, 2, 33 Educational Tourg Marching Band I, 2, 3. Loreta McDaniel CA I, 2,33 Pep Purrs I, 23 DE 33 Civil Defense 23 Educational Tour. Nancy McDonald CA I, 2, 33 Pep Purrs I, 2, 33 Banner Girl 33 Musical 2, 3. Ed McDowell German Club I, 2, 3, Officer 2, 33 BA I, 2, 3, President 33 NHS 2, 33 C Club 2, 3, Thespian Play Cast 33 Educational Tour3 Football I, 2, 33 Track and Field I, 2, 3. Jim McKay BA I, 2, 3. Officer 33 C Club I, 2, 33 FFA I, 2, Officer 23 junior Red Cross ,l, 23 Sophomore Councilg Football I, 2, 3, Co- Captain 33 Basketball I, 2, 3, Captain 33 Baseball I, 2, 3, Captain 3. ,fi Q37 '7 71 Janice McKinzie CAA 2, 3: CA l, 2, 3: Latin Club 2, 3, French Club l. Barbara McKnight IRC 3, CA l, 2, 33 Pep Purrs l, 2, 35 FTA 2, 35 Lalln Club 2, 3, lunior Red Cross lg Thespians l, 2, 3, Sophomore Council: Senior Council, Safety Pins 33 Musical 2, 3, Thespian Play Cast lg Educational Tour. Jean McLane CA l, 2, 3, Sophomore Council, Modern Dance Club 3, Musical 2, 35 Majorette 2, 3. Lee McLaugIin lNo picture availablel. Tim McMillen BA l, 2, 3, FFA 2, 3, Officer 3, Student Council 2, lunior Council, Football l, 2, Baseball 2, 3. Mary Etta McNamara CA l, 2, 3, Student Council lg Safety Pins 33 Educational Tour. Dick McNeil BA l, 2, 3. Connie Naibauer GA l, 2, 3, Pep Purrs l, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Musical 2. Mike Neighbors BA 3, Judi Nellen CA l, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3. Don Nelson C Club 2, 35 Marching Band l, 2, Wrest- ling l, 2, 3, Ed Nelson FTA 2, 3, BA 33 NHS 2, 31 Thespians 2. 33 NFL 2, 3, President 31 Chess Club 3, President 3, Musical 2, 3, Thespian Play Cast 2, 33 Modern Ensemble 3. Marilyn Nelson GA l, 2, 3, Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 Spanish Club lg junior Red Cross I, 3, junior Council, Safety Pins 2, 35 Musical 3, Educatlonal Tour. Beverly Neville Joanna Newton Bonnie Norman Pep Club l, 2, 33 GA l, 2, 33 junior Red Cross' l, 2. Karen Oesterle CA l, 2, 31 Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 Senior Coun- cil 3, Modern Dance Club 33 Safety Pins l, 2, 33 Pom Pon Girl 33 Musical l, 33 lunlcr Prom Queen Candidate, Christy Opdyke CA l, 2, 33 Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 FTA l, 23 Spanish Club 2, 33 Thespians l, Z, 3, Of- ficer Z3 Student Council 2, 33 Sophomore Council3 junior Council, Officer 23 NFL 2, 33 Safety Pins l, 23 Banner Curl 31 Musical l, 2, Thespian Play Cast l, 2, 33 Howdy Club l3 Educational Tour 23 NHS 2, 3. Zeke Ortega Paul Otis Thespians l, 2, 33 Thespian Play Cast l, 2, 33 Musical l, 2, 3. Paulette Otis GA l, 2, 33 Pep Purrs l, 23 Spanish Club lg NFL l, 23 Musical l, 33 A cappella 31 Educational Tour 2. Donn Pormelee BA 2, 33 Musical 33 Marching Band l, 2, 3. Jan Patterson IRC 2, 33 CA l, 2. 33 Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 FTA 2. 32 Spanish Club l, 2, 33'NHS 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Officer 33 Spud 2, 3, Editor 33 junior Red Cross l, 23 Thes- pians l, 2, 3, Officer 33 junior Council 23 NFL 23 Modern Dance Club 33 Safety Pins l, 2, 3, Officer 23 Musical l, 2, 33 Thes- pian Play Cast l, 2, 33 Howdy Club lg A CaDDella 33 Modern Ensemble 3: Educa- Eonal Tour3 Banner Cirl 33 Pom Pon Cirl Judy Patterson CA l, 2, 3, Officer 33 Pep Purrs l, 2, 32 Spanish club i, 23 NHS 2. 3: lunlof Rvd Cross l, 2, Thesplans 2, 33 lumor Councill Safety Pins l, 23 Musical l, 2, 33 A CBD- pella 33 Modern Ensemble 33 Educational Tour. Betty Peterson CAA l, 2. 3, Officer 33 C-A l, 2, 33 Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 Musical l. Joan Poage CA l, 2, 31 Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 Latin Club 2, 33 Marching Band l, 23 Cheerleader 3. -0 Q5 -6 C'-.J Q, Q-vo' is TT? QW' 4r 7 J 4 Vvw. if V7 X. James Pope Thggpiang P, 3, Stage Crew, Musical 2, 31 Thcsplan Play Cast 2, 3. Richard Porter Rosemary Powers CA l, 2, 31 Pep Purrs l, 2, 3. Officer 33 FTA 22 Lafln Club 2. 31 SDr3nisl1 Club ll NHS 2, 33 Highlight l, 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 2. 3. President 33 Sophomore Counf eil, Civil Defense l, 2. 33 Girls State 27 Modern Dance Club 31 Safety Pins l, 2, 3. Natalie Puls CA l, 2, 33 Pep Purrs l, 2. 31 Cerrnan Club lg junior Red Cross l, 21 Youth Cenlcr Council li Civil Defense 33 Safety Pins 2, 31 Marching Band l. Dawn Palmer Phil Rangel BA l, 2, 3. Pat Reed Lyre Club l. 21 BA 2. 33 C Club Z. 31Sox Stomp King 33 Marching Band l, 23 Swing Band 23 Basketball l, 2, 3. Marge Rehfeld Pat Reichert CA l, 2, 3, Safety Pins 3. Nancy Reid CA l. 2, 3g Pep Purrs l, 2, 3g FTA 31 Latin Club 2, 3: Safety Pins 33 Musical l, 2, 3, Educational Tour. Carolyn Reinick Cl , , r , j Red Thcspians 2, Safety Pins l, 2, 3. Audrey Rempel CA l, 2, 31 Pep Purrs l, 2, 3, Arleta Renzelman GA l, 2, 3: Pep Purrs l, 2, 3: Spanish ub 2 3 Office 3' unior Cross 2' Roger Repp Ma ry Ann Rivas CA I, 2, 33 Spanush Club I, 2, 3, President 3. Pam Rogers IRC 3: GA l. 2. 3, Pep Purrs l, 2, 31 Latln Club 2, 3g Thcspuans 2, 33 Muslcal I, 23 Thcsplan Play Cast l, 2, Marchlng Band I, 2, Cheerleader 2, 3. Manuel Romero C Club I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, Cross Coun- try 2, 3. Gary Rosentrater EA I, 2, 3: C Club I, 2, 33 Student Coun- cll Ig Sensor Council. Ron Rothe FTA 2, 32 Spanish Club 3, BA l, 2, 31 FFA l, 2, Senior Council. Ted Rofhe BA l, 2, 31 FFA l. Suzi Runnells IRC 3, CA l, 3g Pep Purrs l, 33 FTA l, 3, German Club 3, junior Red Cross I, Officer Ig Thespuans I, 33 Sfudenf COUUCII 3g Chess Club 3, Musical I, 3. Ron Ruppe BA 3. Roger Rydberg FTA I. 2. 3. Offucer 2, Presudcnf 31 BA I, 2, 3. Officer 2, 3. Gary Salzman BA l, 2. 35 Musical 25 Marching Band I, 2, 3g Wrcstlnng 2, 3. Dalberf Schaffer Sally Schell CAA I, 2, 3, Officer 2, 3, CA I, 2, 3, Officer 2. .yi ey ,, A yr-Q. le Mxrw. ,io .,,. .f--1 -ui i Morgrit Schoenhoff CAA 2, 3g DE 33 A cappella 2. Lola Seah CA l, 2, 3: Pep Purrs l, 2, 3, Banner Girl 33 Latin Club 2, 33 IRC 2, 33 Safety Pins l, 2, 33 Chess Club. Jeannie Selclers CA 33 Pep Purrs 33 FTA 33 Latin Club 33 Transfer. Howard Shaffer Sharolyn Shaffer GA l, 2, 33 junior Red Cross l. James Sheard FTA lp Lafin Club l, 23 BA l, 2, 33 C Club 2, 33 Musical 23 Educational Tourg Varsity Alhlefics 2, 3. June Shuler CA l, 2, 3. Don Shupe Spanish Club 2, 31 Lyfe Club 1. 2. 32 BA l, 2, 33 junior Red Cross l, 2, 33 Thes- pians I, 2, 33 Musical l, 2, 33 Thespian Play Cast I, 2. 33 PSD Band l. 2. 3: March- ing Band l, 2, 33 Swing Band l, 2, 33 Men's Chorus 2, 3. GA I 2 Jeaneon Sinele - , 3: M d D A Musical 2, 33 Maigreillg 2,a3lFe Club 3' Jim Sizer Lyre Club l, 2, 3g BA 2, 33 Musical l 2 35 A Cappella l, 2, 33 Modern EnserriblQ 5' gi 'Ep 58211. 2. 31 Marching Band l . J en's 2' 3- -' 3: Orchestra 2.0315 , All State Choir Mickey Skurich BA 3. Larry Slapper Larry Slemons Don L. Smith Latln Club 2. 3, Presudcnt 3, Lyrc Club l, 2, 3: BA l, 2. 3, lunuor Rad Crossl,2,31 Student Councul lg Musucal l, Z, 33 Thes- pvan Play Cast Ig Pep Band l, 2, 31 March- lng Band I, 2. 35 Swnng Band l, 2, 3: Mens Chorus 3, Don J. Smith Spanish Club 2, 3, Officer 3p BA l, 2, 3. Gary Smith Robert Smith French Club lg BA 3, Student Council l. Ted Somerville BA l, 2, 31 C Club l. 2, 3, Officer 2, Pres- udent 33 NHS 2, 3: Boys State 21 Musical 33 Sox Stomp Candldate li Marching Band 1, Swing Band lg Football l, 2, 3, Captaun 3, Basketball l, 2, 33 Baseball l, 2, 3. Roybert Sowl BA 3. Dwight Steele C Club 31 Baseball 2, 3. Jerry Stettens BA 3. Larry Steinbecker John Stencel Latin Club 2. 33 BA l, 2 3' FFAI 2 3 Offxcer 2. President 35 'Thespians '2,' 3 Student Council 3: Musical 2, Thespian Play Cast 3. Rohn Sterkel Susan Stoler Donna Story C-AA l, 2, 3. Otfnccr 3, CA l, 2. 31 Pep Puffs l, 2. 31 Spanush Club 2, 31 C hess Club 3. Otfvccr 3, Safety Plns 3, Educa tnonal Tour 2 Irene Stouffer Transfcrl CAA 22 CA 2, 33 PCP Puffs 2- 3. LoVonne StumP CA l, 2, 3. Gertrude Stutz CA 112' 33 Pep Purrs l, 2, DE 3, Officcr 3. Fred Sutton Latin Club 2, Lyrc Club l, 2, 3, BA l, 2, 3, C Club 2, 3, Cross Club 3, Musical 2, 3, Pep Band l, 2, 3, Marching Band l, 2, 3, Swing Band l, 2, 3, Tennis l, 2, 3. Roy Swanson Latin Club 2, BA 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, c Club 3, Football I, Z, 3, Wrestling l. Dennis Swedlund BA 3, FFA 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Edie Tatman IRC 3, CA l, 2, 3, Pep Purrs l, 2, 3, Of- ficer 2, FTA 3, Latin Club 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, Student Council 3, Officer 3, Modern Dance Club 3, Safety Pins l, 2, 3, Musical l, 2, 3, Thcspian Play Cast 2, 3. Everett Taylor BA l, 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, Officer 3, Senior Council, Safety Pins 3, Musical 2, Thespian Play Cast 2, 3, Marching Band l, 2, 3. Lynda Taylor IRC 3, GA l, 2, 3, Pep Purrs l, 2, 3, lun- ior Red Cross 3, Student Council 2, Senior Council, Musical l, Thcspian Play Cast 3. Kathryn Thomas CA l, 2, 3, Pep Purrs l, 2, 3, junior Red Cross 3. Grace Thoutt CA l, 2, 3, Senior Council, DE 3. Duane Ticknor BA l, 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, Officer 3, Mus- ical 2, Thespian Play Cast 2, 3. Ron Troudt French Club 2, BA 2, 3, C Club l, 2, 3, Wrestling l, 2, 3, Captain 3, Football l, 2, 3, Track l, 2. Jenny Torrez CA 2, 3, Spanish Club 3: Transfer. Ron Troudt French Club 2: BA 2, 33 C Club l. 2, 32 Wrestling l, 2, 3, Captain, Football l, 2, 3, Track l, 2. Jane Vaegemast CA l, 2, 33 Pcp Purrs l, 2, 33 Cheerleader 31 Spanish Club 23 junior Red Cross l, 2, Student Council l, 2, 3: Youth Center Council l, 2, 3, Officer 33 Modern Dance Club 3, Safety Pins l, 2, junior Prom Queen 2. Adolph Vallejas Roy VanBeber FFA l, 2. Judy Vanderhoof GA l, 2, 3, Officer 35 Pep Purrs l, 2, 3, FTA 2, 31 French Club 2. 33 Highlight 2: junior Red Cross l, 2, Officer 2, Student Council 31 junior Council, Officer, Senior Council, Civil Defense 2, 3, President 3, Girls State, Safety Pins l, 2, 3, Thespian Play Cast 23 lunior Prom Queen Candidate, Educational Tour, Frank VanPeIt BA 3. Steve Vantine Latin Club 2, Chess Club 33 Marching Band l. Roleta Wiedenkeller Iris Walker CAA 33 CA 2,31 PeD Purrs 35 DE 31 Safety Pins 3. Lorene Walker CA l, 2, 3, Spanish Club l. Ann Watson CA I, 2, 3, Pep Purrs l, Z, 35 FTA l,'2, 3, Officer 2, Spanish Club l, 21. junior Red Cross l, 23 NFL Z, 3, Officer 33 Musical l, 2, A cappella 3. Audrey Webster if isa ,A , 2 i 8 ii ! t xt s no J' 'C 0J lg A i T' -il, , iw ld P 'Q Tom Walters James Wess BA 3g Chess Club 3. Carolyn West GAA lg CA l, 2, 35 Pep Purrs l, 2, 33 Spanish Club lg junior Red Cross 2: Thespians I, 2, 3, Officer 25 Student Council 21 Modern Dance Club 33 Safely Pins l, 2, 33 Pom Pon Girl 3: Musical I, 2, 35 Educational Tour 2. Jack Wheeler BA 2, 31 C Club l, 2, 3: lunior Red Cross lg Civil Defense lg Musical 23 Pep Band 23 Marching Band 21 Swing Band 21 Basketball l, 2, 3. Bob Whipple DE 3. Barbara White GA I, 2, 3. Bill Wiles BA 1, 2. John Wood Spanish Club 3g FFA l, 2, 3. Walter Wosfenberg Spanish Club 2, 33 BA 3. Dale Young ww enirfr at ufzfrk Si WWW g junio 6111 Offife s President, Nancy Schenfeldg Vice President, Nancy Robertson: Secretary, Gail Anderson. 3,1155 , ffzgf, YF ' W' fiff: ' ??fi',f iff , 'lbw' ik N nf: g xQ.j.p6qWf f v.f,':,o' 1 ,7 ' 67 6 7 The members of Junior Council ore, Nancy Robertson, Nancy Schenfeld, Martha Hill, Potty Jones, Nancy Ahlborn Kathy Pough, Sally Crawford, Sue Calhoun, Kay Adamson, Judy Mitchell, Dianne Thompson, Patty Low, Dave Reynolds, Don Gethnan, Morey Haymond, Galen Kane, Dennis Roth, George Long I I I I 9-Q 'N if ' a ra-,EY Kay Adamson Sylvia Aguirre Nancy Ahlborn e 5 ,EL M A Qfi. ., 'rw .,.. ,., , ,.:L.,, 2 fi' 1, 1 egg ,M A 5255 -f Air Q V 5 4-HIS Juanita Albarran Phillip Alles Gail Anderson Jane Anderson June Anderson Sherrian Anderson Judy Andolsek Anthony Aragon Eleanor Armbruster Bill Baber Barbara Bacher Chuck Bain Rex Baker Linda Bangle Doyle Barker Barbara Barnhart Blaine Barnharl' Joyce Basey Bob Baxley Sherlyn Bechard Richard Beck Lynne Bedinger Nada Beemer Jim Bensler Rick Berryman Bill Bibbey Linda Billings Vem Bindel Barbie Birrell Richard Blake Dennis Bloemker Linda Bonnawitz Carole Bowles Lynn Brass Helen Bray Phil Brewer Sharon Brower Charles Brown Delores Brown Tony Brown Judy Bucher Don Buck Dan Burham Patti Buxrnan Sue Calhoun Ruth Ann Campbell Rodney Capron Janet Carter Mary Castillo Linda Castor Marilyn Channer Paul Chavez Janet Chell John Clark Lorraine Clarkson Cathy Claussen Donna Collins Joyce Collins Dennis Coleman Scotty Condreay Glenna Cook 9'L5i'.,ia'Wa M .E -, ., SFP' 1 ,saggy fa . f rb- 17 J , t iiefy:,la' f E: ,1.,...,5 '?':,gf,gZ' 733: wmmfiwt ' ' Q . . n - ': -O' .:,. , :li f!,Z1.'1'Z 1113172 9 xt il? l 2 3 21 A 4 mul wg L ., A ' ' , . 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A ML. -an J X i 'PMG M l 'E ws... luixf 'lx VIDHMI i' ' 'K MQ Q I i 7' will e..,1 Richard Harris David Harrison Jean Harris Morey Hoymond Lindo Haynes Alice Hays David Heinze Dean Hendrix Roy Hergenreder Deon Herman Joann Herrera Dave Herries Walter Heil' Jack Hester Lorey Hettinger Martha Hill Richard Hill Richard Hillway Paula Hoffner George Holme John Houtchens Dorothy Hoyt Anita Huerter Pat Hurley Carolyn Hyslop Pot Jacoby Henrik Johansen Pat Jones Gail Johnson Lindo Joyner Nina Judd Galen Kane Darlene Kautx Connie Kay Sharon Kemp Delbert Kendall Karen Kent Alice Kern Stephanie Kerr Betty Kimsey Peggy Kincaid Ron Kinvall Alice King Margaret King Andy Kintz Jack Kobobel Delores Kohler Monte Kohler Mary Kramme Curt Krieger Mark LaGrone Jackie Lake Judy Laubhan Kenneth Loubhan Vivian Lee Evette LeMar Gary Leiter Carl Ley Judy Loftus George Long David Lopez Palmer Lopez Patty Low Gary Lucas 11 I er we A, 'Hu , if' It I or 5? .W 5' K - - www I I 1 . 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Kathy Mackey Garland Mahan Jerry Magnon Karen Markley Walter Marr David Martin Kay Martin Linda Martin Jim Maul Kathy May Karl Meeker Josephine Mendoza Pat Mestas Cathie Miller Jack Miller Sandra Miller Judy Mitchell Gerald Miyoshi Clyde Monroe Alfred Montoya Barbara Moore John Moore Patty Morgan Gary Morris Judith Moser Sharon Moser Ralph Moser Judy Mosley Wally Mudrow Larry Mueller Jim McCarty Marian McClain Bill McKee Geraldine McKinney Jerry McMillan Daren McMillan Eva Nash Charlotte Nelson Charles New Susan Nichols Lyn Ann Norton Peggy Ogden Sally Orr Barbara Orthman Manuel Ortiz Vincent Osborne Mike Overman Carol Owens Kathy Paugh Linda Paul Nancy Payne Bob Phillips Rachel Pisana Millie Pound Isabelle Rangel Peggy Redman Jackie Reese Judy Reichert Dave Reynolds Pat Rite Nancy Robertson Rita Rodriques Pam Rogers Dennis Roth QFWKW' fy f Barbara Rothman Linda Row Vicky Rucobo Sharon Ryan Mike Ryel Sylvia Sabourin Carolyn Schaflutzel Gary Schank Jan Schonk Dennis Scheel Judy Scheetz Connie Scheirman Nancy Schenteld Don Schneider Pat Schneider Chuck Schoanover Fred Schroeder Danny Schultz Mickey Seery Jeff Shafer Ken Shaffer Mack Shaver Dennis Shearer Diane Shinogle Joyce Simpson Leona Sirris Peggy Skinner Bruce Smith Norman Smith Linda Samer Margaret Soria Bill Staggs Larry Stott Judy Stephenson Jane Steving James Stewart Jeanne Straight Judy Straight Gary Stray Peggy Sutton Betty Svalstad Walter Swanson Juanita Swetzig Roger Tegtmeier Eddie Tellez Dianna Thompson Barnetta Thoutt Kathleen Tiemann Carol Timothy Gloria Torgerson Lyndia Torre: Paul Torre: Richard Tauslee Dennis Trojovsky Patty Truesdell Jerry Van Omen Delores Walker Richard Warner Bob Warren Dick Warren Zona Wasson Toni Weeden Mary Welty Betty Wheeler Gene White Tom Wiege Sandy Winslow Chuck Wolfe Martin Wonenberg Mike Woods He fY Wostenburg Autobuographues a project of Junior Englnsh Pram Drape: rations Svphvmare Lyla 5 Officers Co-Presidents, Gini Douglas, Jene Stencil: Vice President, Sher- ry Reynolds: Secretory, Gayle Anderson. 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Sophomore Class Council members ore: Carole Fry, Malvo Simon, Judy Hoy Marilyn Lutvln Potty Ketler Dennis Erickson, William Boggot, William 0'Neil, Marilyn Rotlllous, Phillip LeCuyer Myron Long Veldo Smith Ruth Tlcknor Parker McComas. vs----an A ' I U UP'-'1--41 as----an I I I nuff 9,1 :NX 'WAN Bill Adams Charles Adams Gary Adams Don Adcock John Allen Charliene Amerine Gayle Anderson Karen Anderson Tom Anderson Mary Apodoca Lindo Archer Roger Arch Julia Archuleta Arthur Armijo Tom Armour Dave Armstrong Richard Babcock Bob Bachman Bill Baggot Paulette Baker Ron Baker Bob Baldwin Wendell Ball Vero Barela Connie Barnett Carolyn Bornhill Jerry Bauer Helen Bauming Sandra Bechard Jaque Bender Tommy Benjamin Lois Benner Hurmie Benson Gordon Bentley Susan Berdine Harold Bergen Robert Bernhardt Linda Bixzell Rick Booth Gary Bargens Bob Bowers Pat Braddy Jim Brinkman Carol Brochtrup Martiel Brock Brian Brooks Linda Brown Richard Brungard Janet Brunner Clifford Buchholx Larry Buchendorf Sharon Bulleigh Cathy Bunting Mary Byrd Eileen Cabe Warren Calhoun Sharon Calkins Darlene Calvillo Harry Cameron Daniel Canchola Oakley Carlson Ron Carstens Jim Chambers Jacque Cheese Gary Childress Elaine Clarkson Thomas Clifton Donna Cooper Sam Cooper Nancy Cox Sharon Crabtree Joe Crespin QM 3 A 'lf I at M 'M 1 'nf' 'H f1 la1!'if! . l l' X . 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M A A r6M,I, . ,ff 1, Wu I gw f ff I I I A, 'Vu 1 f , ' I H .V 'Q' in Wi Y' Q' 'W m' 4fQI?5ix M, V' ' .lf wwf' , V'.. - V , IV 1 I M-'V ., 4 ,.VV -'-:I . V 'V Q.-354,V,, jill, ':. , ll. x 1f,z?hW LL' '2f0'V .f5M,7 ,,,,gvV , H5521 ' .ijt ,I V , , ' ,, . 7 -I V' ww- , 0--M ,3 45 - ' ur' VM' mf. - . Vi -1' 'f'L'.'3 flu, V 1 fb 1 I. M' ' ,, V ' ,,fV4ViwV w Mu '.. ,,.wAL ,, . , 'gif Nym , ,gli--X Dr Grimes Schzwl l6'va d The most Important group In the admunnstratlon of education IS the school board It IS composed of ded: cated cltnzens elected by the people of Greeley A great deal of tnme IS spent In planning to provide facllltles for the schoolmg of Greeley youth The school board IS Interested In making our educational program the best pos snble ss? Mr Ryan Mr Dean Mr Wlnograd Mr Clayton Mr Hull Mrs Anderson Dr Grimes .17 , , Mr Turner Prim' Qual A great responslblluty IS placed on those who are an charge of admmlster mg any school In hls year as pruncupal of Greeley Hugh Robert Turner s pride and enthusiasm as well as his keen mterest un the development of the students show hls dedlcatuon to has work and has school Mrs Angler IS Mr Turners secretary Asszsfanf Prznfzpal .M Greeley Hugh us fortunate to have as capable an assistant pruncupal as Mr Richard Biddle lt IS his job to make each school day run smoothly and ef flclently qulte often a difficult task Mrs Ann Gardner as the secretary to h S Mr Biddle Mrs Gardner -ev gf Sinful y Q n f l i M Ziff ,'?4fi' ' iw 'ffexszsiifqf 4. ar 1 ,Km Lazy! K mg 3, , , . f .sw gi . Q ' H -Q fy V, . , - 'V 7 we 'i If ff, ' E f Mr. Don Adams Mr. Mel Adams AMr. Anderson Mn, A,-gimp General Biology. Al-H0 MSCH.. V0C8Ti0f1Bl AE-. Co'- 5e n5+ Sophomore 5PeeChl Accounting, Bookkeeping, Cler- 5P0n50 of FFA- g?0 '50 of NFL and 50lDh0m0f9 ical Practice, Sponsor of Pep Purrs ass. - and Senior Class. 3 Sgfcg . N fr' wr-vv Mrs. Stephenson 1 Mr. Boggot 'Mr. Berry Mrs. Blogen lunior and Sophomore English. Counseling, Athletics. General Biology, Chemistry, Spon- Senior English, Sponsor of Senior Eorbof Senior Class and Science Class. U . ll Mr. Bornemeier Mr. Bowers MY- COHOY Mi!! C0003 Mechanical Drawing. Spud, Spon- American History, Sponsor of Audio Visual, General Math, Sophomore English Sponsor of sor of Quill and Scroll. junior Class, Sponsor of Assembly. GA and 50Ph0fl10fe Class. Sfuculfy fl , r Q41 I 'T 894 ' 1 1' l V y if GQ' Z .Q . ' 3 t Mr. D'Amaro Mr. Davis Mrs. Dawson Mrs. Emmert Auto Mechanics, Metal Shop, Sophomore and junior English, Senior English, Sponsor of FTA. Girls PE, Sponsor of GAA. Atheltic, Sponsor of BA. Athletics, Sponsor of G Club. n ,Qgw-N' Mr. Faulkner Mr. Foster Mr. Gardner Mrs. Gardner Band, Spgngor of Lyfe Club- World History. Spongor of IRC Student Council Counselor. Typing, Sponsor of Sophomore and junior Class. f C 'S-Q Class. WW I . .51 , 4 is 5 i r 'il ?J Mr- Giffllllf Mrs. Glidden Mr. Gorman Sophomore'Speech, Drama, Spon- Latin, Sponsor of CA and Latin Drivers ED, American History, W 50 of TVISSPIBHS- Club. Athletics, Sponsor of Safety Pins. Mr. Guenther orld History, Sponsor of BA. Mr. Henderson Physics. ,.. ... .. if fa H Ani Aw. 'Q' if Mrs. Hill Mr. Irons Shorthand, Secretarial Practice Geometry Trigonometry Algebra I - . , . . Mr. Jones Sponsor of Spud and junior Class. Sponsor of junior Class. Social pfobgems- gdfllf y Mrs. McDonald Mr. Koteskey MY- I-US' A A French, German, Senior English, Mrs, Merrill junior English, High Light, Spon- CYBHS. Aff-l 5D0 l50 of Clvll De' Sponsor of French Club, German Food, Clothing, Sponsor of Pep sor of Quill and Scroll. fem? and Sclence Club- Club and Pep Purrs. Purrs and Senior Class. Mr. Oliver Wood Shop, Sponsor of BA. FV ,ge fx ., K .- Q,..e.'-g1y, ff 2 S k?f-Q' ,A .Ai A , 'rf ' f 7' .L - . ' J a Mrs. Phoenix Miss Rhine, Mrs. Rhodes Librarian, Sponsor of junior Red Cgunselof, junior English, Sponsor of junior Cross. Class. s.- Kali- .qwvn-we 5 wig ,..... ,W f 1 x-we ...Qc .lvl Mr. Sandsfedf Mr. Schuman Mr, Slayer ML Simon 5DB liSh. 5DOI'1S0f 5D8f'llSh Club- World History, American History, General Biology' Sponsor of Sponsor of junior Class. Science Club! 'ik fa gllfllffy Social Problems, World History Sponsor of IRC and NHS and Sen- ior Class. G fMr'Al?Ligg??gon0metrv B' i Mahi Tegtgmrg s 0 M Thompson M VM eome ry, e r . I H . io ogy, o any, ooo y, p n- Ai b I G f ' Afhl f' D - , Athletics, and Sponsor of Senior sor of NHS and Science Club and Spongsf rgf BAecarn1jl YRC. e ICS moYgC?la!gusIc' Sponsor of Sopho Class. Sponsor of Sophomore Class. ' 'I Q :W K ..l i I 4 Mrs. Varra Mr. Welboum Speech, Forensics, Sponsor of Orchestra. NFL, Sponsor of junior Class. i-'tg if F 2 X X 'E . S xv hx . gf ' . - 4 ' l 45' it . X X,Af.K.Xz .1 ,W .V , r 1I'fb,v':: . be . ,S . 1 32535, 7.2 ., . ,g gfe.gTwS2k, 'N' 27 , I .1-Jimi . xx , H 55 1 'Hs I 4 y MY- well? I Mr. Swedlund Distributive Education, Business Boys pf. English, Psychology, Sponsor of DE and Senior Class. y.'?lK'5 Q i ! dvr' if Serzfive Persalmel Without the services rend- ered by our efficient stoff of cooks ond jonitors, Greeley High would not function properly ond smoothly. 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