Ignacio High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Ignacio, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1954 volume:

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Q . ,H , v , ,. -.131 - N 4 c. 24.3 .,,, L--v fi Q LIBRI S ',-7' .7::f-:ZA 1- S-d X . ,Q -fe' 8, .. .-f 1- -,..vf,9 ' wx if Q .f F -2 1. 4 sl ef 'a .1 J 3 E S gz wi 'Q ?f 1. V g. K 'I 5 4 fa , Li ,.1 if E 1 u 5 i n c BUBCAT T LE I9 4 Published by IGNACIO HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL STAFF Ignacio, Colorado Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec, Jan. Feb. 25- March April May 31 1 5 7-8 26-27 30 31 14 24- 25 26-27 11 22 23 26 4 16 21-22 26-27 4-5-6 23-24 8-9 14-15 16 18 8 18-19 20 21 CHO0L GALE DAR The gates are openedg the prisoners file ing numbers are distributedg and pictures taken. Organized confusion results from new schedules. Prisoners do not know when or where to split the rocks. Prison athletes start the football season at Aztec Penitentiary. lst I. Q. tests of the term were given to help in separating the morons from the idiots. Prisoners are released and are given guns to bring in food for the penitentiary during hunting season. Homecoming game is played on the home prison grounds with Mancos Reformatory. All paroled inmates were invited to come. Prison Carnival opens. Guards were posted to keep the prisoners within the prison walls. Members of the Prison Council are temporarily released to attend Prison Council Dis- trict Meeting. 2nd I. Q. tests of the term were given to help in separating the idiots from the im- beciles. Prisoners released on short parole for Thanksgiving. As usual we get the bird. Senior Cell Wing try a dramatic endeavor which is successful. Wardens and guards join the prisoners in making the Christmas Program a big success. Sentence is suspended for 10 days in order to observe the Christmas holidays. Annual Staff Dance--prisoners put on their best striped suits. Back to the Salt Mines. Spanish Club Cell Block along with Guard williams puts on a dance for the inmates. 3rd I. Q. tests given as punishment for having Christmas vacation. All prison athletes from nearby reformatories are invited to a Basin Basketball Tourn- ament here at the Ignacio Penitentiary. Athletes from top four reformatories are invited to a District Basketball Tournament here. Guards were posted to do away with foul play. 4th I. Q. tests are given to help in separating the 'Third-terrners' from the Fourth- termers . I unior Cell Block puts on a play to break the monotony. 5th I. Q. tests are given to determine who can leave the prison grounds for Easter va- cation. Good Fridav--Easter vacation starts. The gates are opened and the prison break starts. All prisoners escape. Easter--all prisoners hunt eggs at guardians homes. Third-termers' put on an economical prom. Finals--to separate the wardens from the prisoners. Commencement--Seniors sentence ends. Wardens pat us on the back and hand us our walking papers. End of term- -all prisoners are released to prison farms and to domestic households of guardians. UEUIC w,,, rv Nur, With heartfelt gratitude and appreciation, we, the Studen t Body of Ignacio High School, dedicate this yearbook to our former Superintendent, MR, CHESTER A, WAY. Through his untiring efforts from 1946 to August 1948, the five school Districts were united to become District 11. Under his guidance, the building that we proudly call L H, S, became a reality in 1950. Though Mr. Way is no longer with us, we believe that this building and this dedication will remain a permanent memorial to him. HTIDN Ruth Atencio--Editor fPresidentj Genell Ward--Junior Editor Margaret Hott--Asst. Circulation Ed. Kay Lunsford--Circulation Ed. CTreas.J Carol Mclunkin--Asst. Ed, QVice Presidentj Bonnie Lunsford--Bus. Man. QSecreta.ryj Ufficer FIRST ROW: Kay Lunsford, Margaret Hott, Nevis Lunsford Myma Snook Bonnie Lunsford, Margaret Salazar, Betty Engler. SECOND ROW Freddie Martinez, Genell Ward, Carol Mclunkin, Lena Lopez, Louise Martinez Yvonne Cruz, Florence Jack, Ruth Atencio. THIRD ROW Joyce Massin gill, Amadore Chavez, Ivin Palmer, John Velesquez, Dick Chandler Stanley Frost, Tony Santistevan, Alice Walker. Q5'La5 ' as '55 mlniztrntinn N . SECRETARIE5 Miss Ida Sutherlin scnoo BISKIED CHARLEY F, PARGIN, President WILLARD SEIBEL, Secretary E E. LANE, IR., Treasurer R. H. MAYFIELD FAY E. JONES SUPERI TE 'DE 'l S MESSAGE MR. B. E. CROSS It is gratifying to me to know that we have a group of Seniors, who promise so much to the community in the future, Good character, leadership, and scholastic achievement are quite evident. Iregret that my associations with you have been for only one year. However, the progress you make in the years to come will not go by without attracting the attention of those who have worked with you in school. El 5' B. E. Cross, Superintendent PRINCIP L' MESSAGE MR. ROBERT STEIGE Life is a continuous process of making adjustments in order to cope with the challenging problems created by society being in a state of constant tran- sition as a result of a changing world. Seldom have more confused and criti- cal circumstances faced the 'world than at present. A terrific responsibility must be borne by every good citizen. Your school is ever attempting to pre- pare its students to meet this responsibility by providing a broadened and en- riched curriculum and an extensive extra-curricular program for the develop- ment of well rounded individuals who will have the mental abilities and the moral aptitudes to meet life's problems adequately. It is my sincere hope that the Ignacio High School this year has been of some small service in helping its students in their development of well inte- grated personalities so that they may meet the challenges of a changing world successfully. Sincerely, s Robert Steige, Principal CW jfifuzulg E9 fi? cflf' X93 CJ 1 '1 MR. CROSS MR. STEIGE MR. ALLISON Superintendent U. S. History, Athletics, H. S. Geography World History MRS. DEITZ MR. DUNAGAN MRS. JAMES Government, Read- General Ag. English, ing 81 SPSCC11. His- F. F. A. SPOIISO1' Senior Sponsor. tory, Geography. V 'f,n MR. JOHNSON MR. MCIUNKIN MRS. NISBETH Civics, Arithmetic, Algebra, Physics, Shorthand, Book- Geography. Geometry, Biology. keeping, Typing, Girls Glee Club. MRS, THOMPSON MRS. TRIMBLE MISS WILLIAMS Home Ec. Band, Girls Glee Club. English, Spanish. Picture not available: MR. DABBS--General Science, Math, Cub Coach GRADE GHO0L MRS. COCKREHAM MRS. BRIGGS MRS. BROWN MRS. BUERMAN Principal Grade 5-6 Grade 1-2 Grade 5 Grade 4 Allison Allison Ignacio Ignacio MRS. CROSS MRS. FARMER MRS. JOHNSON MRS. LANE Grade 2 Grade 6 Grade 1 Grade 3-4 Ignacio Ignacio Ignacio Allison MRS. LEONARD MRS. MAHAN MRS. MAYFIELD MRS. ROWSE Grade 1 - Ignacio Grade 4-5 - Ignacio Grade 3 - Ignacio Oxford i , ff' N M' 51 ag 4 if 2 X -fax gh 'W , ff ' ' A N! ,J ef, ,ff v al x X Qsfffnx KN ir ' fx xx QL? X X xl ff- Zz! b A . ' , , N J' fx.. v ,' -I f PRESENTING ....... THE FACULTY OF LHS. S fniurs O 423 .I EQ 'E Qui , 'af Z,6,, an 'A L- Q - 'enior Class Ufiioer Irvin Potter--President Dick Chandler--Treasurer Ivin Palmer--Vice President Mrs. James--Sponsor Myrna Snook--Reporter Kay Lunsford--Secretary 'Km 'ii W RUTH ATENCIO Personality plus an intelligent mind, a nicer girl you cannot find. Student Council '4, Secretary 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Circulation Manager 3, Editor 4, F. H. A. 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pre- sident 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Fiesta At- tendant 4, Fine Arts Band Banner Car- rier 2, Drama Club 2, Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Fine Arts Play 2, Junior Play,Senior Play, Annual Staff President 4, Com- mencement Usherette 3. Q' .1 I CECIL BRAGG Some are wise and some are otherwise, look at me. I Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Student Council President 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Fine Arts 1, 2, 3,4. RICHARD BRIGGS A quiet man, he never snores in class. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Paper staff 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, Movie Projector Operator 2, 3, 4, Jun- ior Play Stage Manager. GEORGE BRYAN He seems quiet, but don't let him fool you. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, I Club 4, SpanishC1ub 3, 4, Fine Arts 1,2, 3,4, Junior Play, Football 4, Paper Staff 4. RICHARD CHANDLER Angels are perfect, but I'm a man. Spanish Club 3, Treasurer 3, Ann ual Staff 4, Class Treasurer 4, Senior Play, Junior Play. YVONNE CRUZ He's in the Navy now. F. H. A. 2, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Library Club 4, Junior Play. s a s 'RPM V t BETTY ENG.ER I chatter as I go and I go on forever. F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4, Chorus 1, 2, Sr. Play, Annual Staff 2,3, 4, Assistant Photographer 2, Paper Staff 2, 3, 4, Class Reporter 3, Class Council Representative 4, Librarian 2, 3, 4. STANLEY FROST He'd rather catch a ball than a girl. I Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F.A. 3, 4, I Club Sec. -Treas. 4, Paper Staff 3, 4, Sports Ed. 3, 4, Annual staff 3,4, Sports Ed. 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Football 2, 3,4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Play, I Club Reporter. MALCOLM JONES I've forgotten all that I've leamed and all that I know I've guessed. Baseball 2, 3,4, Football 2,3, 4, I Club 2, 3, 4, Paper Staff 3, Ir. Play, Sr. Play. LENA LOPEZ Although her thoughts she seldom un- furls, we're glad to have some silent girls. Paper Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1,4, F. H.A.2,4, Drama Club 2. , KAY LUNSFORD woman is meant to be loved, not un- derstood. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Song- leader 4, District Songleader 2, District Secretary 3, State Voting Delegate 3 State Talent Show 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2 Fine Arts Trio 1, Band Banner Carrier 3 Sextet 4, Play 2, Readings 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Sales Manager 2 Circulation Manager 4, Paper Staff 1, 2 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager 4, Stu- dent Council Representative 3, School Reporter 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, Class Secretary 4, Carnival M.C. 4, Talent Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Baccalaureate Usherette 3, Annual Staff Treasurer 4. p I . D . I - 9 RIC HARD OLBERT My favorite sport is nockey, I like my women stocky. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play. LOUISE MAR'I'INEZ A loyal companion, an excellent friend, an earnest worker, and true to the end. F. H. A. 2, 4, CommencementUsherette 3, Pep Club 1, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Paper staff 4, Library Club 4, Student Council 3, Drama Club 2. PHYLLIS MARTINEZ. 'Give me time and 1'1l grow. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Spanish Club 2, 3, F. H. A, 1, Drama Club 2. BONNIE LUN SFORD I don't know anything about anything, but I'11 soon find out. Paper Staff 1, 2, 4, Editor 4, Annual Staff 1, 3, 4, Business Manager 3, 4, Secretary 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Vice President 3, District V. P. 3, Treasurer 2, State Voting Delegate 1, 2, 3, Band 2, 3, Fine Arts Play 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Chorus 1, 2, Sextet 4, Drama Club 2, Senior Play, Junior Play, Class Vice President 2, Class Secretary 3, Baccalaureate Processional L e a de r 3, Commencement Usher 3. IOYC E MASSINGILL I'm allergic to men but I can't seem to stay away from them. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Treas. 23 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Reporter 23 Historian 33 Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 1,2, 3, 43 Class Reporter 13 Treas. 23 Band 2,33 Fine Arts Band 2, 33 Junior Play3 Chorus 23 DramaClub 23 State F. H. A. Degree 43 State Fair Queen 4. IAKIE MOSS What he wants most to get out of school is himself. F. F.A. 1, 43 President 43 Paper Staff 2, 33 Junior Play3 Stage Manager 4. IVAN PALMER A good sport and true, we need more just like you. I Club 2, 3,43 F. F. A. 1,2, 33 Spanish Club 43 Paper staff 43 Annual Staff 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Base- ball 2, 3.4: Class Vice President 3,41 Vice President I Club 43 Football Co- Captain 43 F. H. A. Preferred Man 3,4. DEAN PENNELL I'm a smart guy but I have a hard time convincing anyone. Band 1, 2, 33 Paper Staff 3, 43 Annual Staff 33 Ag. 13 Basketball 3, 43 Football 43 Baseball 43 I Club 43 Iunior Play. JO ANN ROLIMAN You worry about the man from Mars, I'll worry about the ones with cars. Senior Playg F. H. A. 3, 43 Paper staff 4. I AC KIE SANC HEZ She gets an A in dancing, but a C fChar1es3 for romancing. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Senior Play, F. H. A. 1, Drama Club 2. MYRNA SNOOK My heart is like a trolley, always room for one more. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Paper sraff 2, 3, 4, Class Re- porter 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Assistant Photogapher 3, Senior Ed. 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Tourney Usherette 4, Commencement Usherette 3, Chorus 1, Library Club 4, Drama Club 2. ALICE WALKER I love to read a comic, but it's not ROY Rogers. Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Iimior Play, Senior Play, F. H.A. 1, Chorus 2, 3, Band Secretary 3, Class Reporter 2. DONNIE WALTON The teachers think that I'm so sweet, they always give rne the foremost seat. F. F. A. 1, 2, 4, Band 1, 2, Paper Staff 4, Student Council 3, Play 4, Basketball 4. IRVIN POTTER I may not be a Ford, but I sure can rattle on. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2,,3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, I Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Vic e President 3, Class President 2, 3, 4. SB.. 1 Q PATTY REA Most women go for nobility, but I've already got my Earl. F. H. A. 2, 3g Paper Staff 2, 35 Annual Staff 2, 35 Assistant Editor 3g Pep Club 2, 3. SEPHY MARTINEZ Don't crowd girls, you'l1 all get a chance. Spanish Club 3, 45 Paper Staff 45 Senior Play, HOWARD REIDER Once he spoke to a girl, but claims it was a mistake. Y F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g F.F.A. Treasurer 4. Q QW? lg A - ,Sk 1 Q F Q. nfl . I V V C ', lf . A I I 'vas entthg kke. 7 ER XQR5 14 X. ,X . N 7, f M FAREWELL TO I, H, S, by Louise Martinez Farewell to friends of L l-I. S, A message we'1l leave hereg with heavy hearts we will depart From friends and school so dear. The years we 've spent as students Have been a thrilling roleg And as we stand, Diploma in hand, We know we've reached our goal. With gratitude for knowledge gained, We face the coming yearsg With hope we face the future daysg With faith we vanquish fears. As time goes by we hope to see Our efforts crowned by success, And there will be a fond memory Of that wonderful school. . . L H. S, MOTTO - With Faith We Vanquish Fears SONG - Look For The Silver Lining COIDRS - Aqua and Silver FLOWER - White Carnation UNDERLYING PHILOSOPHY - Studying is a pastime, so why over do it? 'E'-QS K.5 . ur J C'l t fee? P, ,ns r V' - - :Qs ' '-Tin! 'S-i'r T' E l0R CLASS PINIPHECY wnilerakingaworld tour, we happened to hear of Stanley I-'rost,one of our former Seniors, in Soviet Russia. What we learned was that Stanley was the Chief of the Soviet Secret Police. We conducted a search and found him near the Kremlin directing a firing squad. Down on his knees pleading for mercy was Dean Pennell, a Buddist Missionary from India. Succeeding in talking Comrade Frost out of shoot- ing his former Comrade Senior, we watched Dean drag his Budda image out of Russia. Forever onward to Japan we discovered two more former classmates, newly married, too. Running a flourishing silk worm farm in Tokyo are Howard and Kay Reider. Kay is the former Kay Lunsford. They are very happy in their work and sooo much in love! They have everything, including plenty of silkworms. Leaving Japan we treked on down to India. In the main street of Calcutta we spotted Yvonne Cruz. She was prodding a stubborn Brahma bull down to the city slaughter house so she could get meat to fatten up her husband, Dick Olbert. She is at the end of the rope- -killing a sacred animal for a man. In leaving Calcutta we sighted a huge mansion on a hill. Out of sheer curiosity we walked up to see who owned it. We found out soon enough who it belonged to. In big, gaudy, gold letters, the sign on the gate read: RESIDENCE OF DONALD WALTON. Recognizing the name of another of the '54 Sen- iors, we went up to the door after crawling over the gate. We hunted down a crowbar and finally suc- ceeding in lifting and dropping the massive brass knocker. Who should answer the door but Richard Briggs, dressed as a butler. At first we didn't recognize him because he had his nose so high in the air. But he recognized us by the hayseed in our hair and took us in to see his master and new mistress, the former Joann Rollman. Joann had been a prosperous dope and diamond smuggler in Hong Kong. Here she had met Donald who was AWOL from the U. S. Infantry, and together they had escaped tolndia where Donald was putting Joann's enormous wealth to use. Saying good-bye to our former classmates, we motored to the coast where we took a boat to Africa. Having the urge to see darkest Africa we joined a safari and came across a part of a pigmy tribe. We asked to speak with the Chief, and who should appear but Cecil Bragg. A pint-sized Cecil, who had been shrunken by a witch doctor for capturing pigmies to use as guinea pigs in his laboratory. From here we swam up the Nile River for a little exercise and wound up in Cairo, Egypt. From there we went over to Istanbul. We needed a little relaxation so we went to a dimlit, out-of-the-way tavern. There was a floor show on, and guess who should be the feature attraction but Ruth Atencio. She was introducing the Bunny-I-lop to the Turks. She always did have dancing feet. We then took a row boat up the Adriatic Sea to Venice, Italy. Here we found Ivan Palmer as the captain of his own ship--a Gondola for water Taxij. His new career was rowing people up and down the streets of Venice. He had given up his career as a professional basketball player to marry an Italian girl and own his own water taxi. He always did want to be a SAILOR? Leaving Venice and Ivan, we skied over the Alps to Paris, France. Having a mania for ballet danc- ing, we went to a ballet school where we encountered Malcolm Jones doing a clumsy Dance of the Swan. We never thought Mal had the ability to ballet dance--and we were right. We hitch-hiked through France from Paris to Madrid, Spain. Here we attended a bullfight. Oh, what a handsome bullfighterl We looked a little closer, and even fell down into the bull ring trying to get a better look. Finally we figured out why he was so dashing. The bull was after him. No, nol --it was because he was one of our '54 I. H. S. Seniors, Sephy Martinez. After being presented with an ear each, from the slaughtered bull, we bade Sephy l-Iasta La Vista' and left, seeing him surrounded by dead bulls. From Spain we took a Ferry Boat to the Netherlands. we traveled inland to the city of Rotterdam. Here we found a Senior of '54, Louise Martinez, as the owner of a huge factory. Oh, nol She has in- vented snythetic tulip bulbs and is putting them on the market. She had often rattled on to us about in- venting something, but-but we never dreamed .... After this shock we slipped over the border to get away from Louise and stopped in Hamburg, Ger- many. We followed this huge crowd down the street to see what inthe world was so interesting in the E l0R PROPHECY C0 'I'. market square. They all seemed to be stopping in front of a little stand in the street. Then we smelled it! American hamburgers! Then we saw it! The proprietor of the stand was George Bryan! He always did have a shrewd business mind. He was introducing a food named for the town .... hamburgers in Ham- burg. He was too busy to talk so we plowed ourselves through the crowd, still amazed at George. We traveled on to the shores of the Baltic Sea. From here we took a fishing boat to Copenhagen, Denmark. In looking over the waterfront, we witnessed a man being thrown out of a bar. His wife came out behind him, yelling at him to get back to work grinding snuff. The bum-snuff grinder just happened to be Jakie Moss. He explained to us why he had been thrown out of the bar. He had become an addict to snuff through the years, and was trying to start other people chewing snuff so that his business would boom. Naturally, we took out. We couldn't see ourselves chewing snuff. Deciding we needed some good wholesome mountain air, we travelled on up to Stockholm, Sweden, and from there on up into the mountains. Here we were to board with an old maid for a new days. When we reached the cottage, who should be the old maid but Alice Walker! Here alone in the mountains she earned her living by milking goats and making cheese and butter to sell in the city. We didn't worry though, because our handsome guide had a wolfish glint in his eyes on the day we left, so we knew that Alice wouldn't be an old maid much longer. We then hopped a floating iceburg that was on its way to Iceland. But when we got ready to stop, we remembered that there were no brakes to stop with! So into the coast we smashed, so hard that we were thrown head first into an igloo. We were thawing ourselves out by the fire when we heard some hoops and hollers of delight. We peered out and spied four fur covered objects dragging a whale after them. We started to run and then discovered they were humans. In fact, we discovered they were old classmates---Jackie Sanchez, Phylis Martinez, and Lena Lopez. You guessed it. They are professional whale hunters. we stayed for a blubber supper and then got out ---- fast! We bordered one of their pet whales, sailed down to England, and traveled across the mainland to Liverpool. Here we attended a game of Rugby fEnglish Football! at the Liver-Pool. We bought us a big orange and stared at the big, red-headed fullback. He was infallible! l-Ie was Lord-Duke Irvin Potter of Liver-Pool, formerly star of the I. H. S. football team of '54, After he had won the game, we tried to get his autograph, but we soon found out that Royalty does not speak to commoners. Having a little excess money from our trip, we rented a pilot and jet place to take us to the U. S. A. The plane was having a hard time getting off the ground so we ventured into the cockpit to ask the pilot what was wrong. And what should be sitting at the controls but a blonde woman pilot, who looked very much like Joyce Massingill. Why, it WAS Joyce! She had all the controls turned on, but evidently had forgotten all about taking off, while she gazed into the windshield applying lipstick and powdering her nose. We gave her a rude awakening, but she soon regained her composure and told us that she had left modeling school to become a hot rod jet pilot. She turned around for the take-off at last, and as we pick- ed our teeth out of the control board, we arrived in the U. S. As we staggered off the plane at La Guardia Air Field in New York, we were stuck-up---we mean held up---by a gang of gunmen. They drug us into a helicopter and swished us to their hide-out at the top of the Empire State Building. They threw us in the door, where their gang leader--who else but Dick Chandler--was lounging in luxury. And who was that beside him? Why, it was Betty lean Engler, now Mrs. Dick Chandler! They were the leaders of the largest syndicate in New York. They had ordered their men to capture us because they wanted us to join their ring. We didn't Want to hurt their feelings, but we certainly didn't want to become gangsters, either. So after talking a couple of hours, they agreed to go sn-aight and not to shame the old class of '54 any more. So, after being all around the world to see our old classmates, we started on the last lap of our journey. Home to dear old Ignacio. And what are we doing with ourselves? Oh, we live together in a small house here in Ignacio, with plenty of dogs, cats, and horses. We make our weekly trips to Durango and once in a while we even get a male suitor ..... our plans of being business career girls didn't seem to work out. By Myrna Snook and Bonnie Lunsford E l0R CLASS WILL To whom it may concern on the 22nd day of May in the year of our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-four. We, the Senior Class, being of sound mind and free will do hereby list the formal statement of our last will and testament properly signed and wimessed in the presence of an authorized attomey. To the Junior Class we bequeath the rights and privileges of the dignified Seniors, and may you enjoy your high esteem and recognize it as the highest honor in I. H. S. I, Betty Engler, will my good nature to Ernest Phelps and hope that it will help him out in his High School future. I, Cecil Bragg, will my motorcycle troubles and my chemistry talent of exploding the elements to Robert Pentilla. I, Irvin Potter, will my ability to be a first class bum to Ervin Massingill. I, Donald Walton, will my ability to stay away from the girls and still be happy to Jerry Richmond. I, Louise Martinez, will my temper to Della Rea Rodriquez. l, George Bryan, will everything I have to Charlene Randall, bills included. I, Mal Jones, will my love for Steige to anyone who will use it with good faith. I, Ruth Atencio, will my gray hair to Dolly Salazar. My title of Grandma is also included. I, Stanley Frost, will my ability, or whatever you call it, to hate girls to D. L. McAfee. I, Lena Lopez, will my quietness to Arlen Garcia and hope she accepts it. I, Jake Moss, being rather insane, will my car troubles to Kenneth Vaughan. I, Kay Lunsford, will my title of 'Mama Monroe' to Pauline Kennedy, as I know she'll make good use of it. I, Phyllis Martinez, will my sixth period Study Hall fteacher includedj to Helen Rodriquez. I, Io Ann Rollman, will my slow growing hair to Jessie Briggs so she'll not have to cut hers so often. I, Jackie Sanchez, will my nice set of teeth to Lucy Martinez. I, Yvonne Cruz, will 20 pounds of me to Lena Silva. I, Dean Pennell, will my tall, slender build to Billy Hayes. I, Richard Briggs, will my height to Gerald Millich hoping it will make the little 'fire-ball play even better basketball. l, Alice Walker, will my brown cow eyes to Gail Lacy. I, Myrna Snook, will my height to Waylon Cummins providing he used it to advantage as center on the basketball team. I, Bonnie Lunsford, will my thick hair to Robert Steige--I know he won't refuse it. I, Ivan Palmer, will my ability to make long shots to Joe Padilla in hopes it will replace his famous 'hook shot . I, Richard Olbert, will my height to Dorthy Riggin and hope she is as tall as I am when she reaches her Senior year. I, Richard Chandler, will my meannesfs to Nevis Lunsford, seeing that she is 3lIe3dY making use of it. I, Howard Reider, will my ability to be seen but not heard to Caleen Shelhamer. I, Joyce Massingill, will my knowledge of English to Genell Ward and hope that it does her more good than it did me. I, Sephy Martinez, will my one 100 in Government to Freddie Martinez, just in case he has to take it again next year. we were trying to think of the best thing to leave dear old I. H. S. and decided it would be best if WE would just leave! ATTORNEY: s Honor Students 5 VALEDIC TORIAN SALUTATORIAN Bonnie Lunsford Irvin Potter Ruth Atencio Louise Martinez Cecil Bragg Joyce Massingill Kay Lunsford Richard Olbert nay lack!! Sitting on the floor left to right: Phyllis Martinez, Kay Lunsford,. Bonnie Lunsford. Sitting left toright: Ruth Atencio, Jackie Sanchez, JoAnn Rollman, Alice Walker, Betty Engler, Myrna Snook, Mrs. James, Sponsor. Standing left to right: Jake Moss, Prompter, Cecil Bragg, Mal Jones, Dick Chandler, Sephy Martinez, Irvin Potter, Donald Walton. SENIOR PLAY CAST Betty Lou Maxwell - Myrna Snook Bernadine - Ruth Atencio Wilbur Maxwell Hercules Nelson Connie Maxwell Mr. Maxwell Mrs. Maxwell Grover Jennings Mrs. Jennings Clara Smith Mr. Mallory Aunt Mary Gertrude Louie the Louse The Maid Director Stage Managers Irvin Potter Donald Walton Kay Lunsford Cecil Bragg Bonnie Lunsford Mal Jones Jackie Sanchez Phyllis Martinez g ly, H, 33?f?3f3l?eZ 4- ars e' maria: Gs- 37 Alice Walker U Elsa Eigce James . l F I stanley Frost 61A i A I If 1 : 1 mel 'f A ll -5 5.112 Q . 'H .1 'Md dmv Y Y, ,V my WSG Q., www - if Q K ff in 532- my I Q 4 7 A If x K D5 ., f i:::.-X 9 ' fy IQ. 55 1 h. fr ,, .W l f .W , , A 1314, X O 1 1 ' fs . Q Z, Ax X I IMI ' 1 1 rw ff' Q 5-Y IU f H .. ,fin 4 N M fl' it Q 5 v' tv , 553 U ,. J ,I F' '-- i+. C ' ! l n 0 ' F5 awp I '24 5, 0,5 X2 .gx X fdK5t'?f AN in ,X Junior Class llfiioer s 1 Carol Mclunkin--Vice President Mr. Allison--Sponsor Nevis Lunsford--Treasurer Robert Penttila--President Genell Ward--Secretary Leanore Silva--Reporter , X' ' ,l . Lenore Silva Betty Sutton Bobby Swanernyr Sonny Tubbs Kenneth Vaughn Johnny Velasquez Robert Penttila Baldomar Quintana Della Quintana Charlene Randall Jerry Richmond Tony Santistevan 6 I Ernest Waller Genell Ward Mary Warner Fred Smith Roy Rutherford he :tp SIT TING: Frances Alire, Carol Mclunkin, Nevis Lunsford, Charlene Randall, Jessie Briggs ST AN DING: Sonny Tubbs, D. L. McAfee, Robert Penttila, Mrs. Nisbeth, Everett Barnett INSERTS: Genell Ward, Kenneth Vaughn. JUNIOR PLAY CAST Jan Eliot - Genell Ward Mrs. Eliot - Grances Akire Miss Tilby - Jessie Briggs Caroline Pratt - Nevis Lunsford Nicki Eliot - Carol Mclunkin Ruby Rainey - Charlene Randall Albert Eliot - Sonny Tubbs Thaddeus - D. L. 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J J J 'ls f sh of w e .54 Q .2 i Azfl 'Swv Joan Anderson Josie Archuleta Billy Baumgardner Billy Briggs Claudina Candeleria Dennis Chavez James Cummins Bonnie Cundiff David Engler Mae Evans Virgie Freeman Emory Gunn Billy Hayes Tony Herrera Howard Hinrz Beverly James Betsy Kohl Raymond Lopez Valoy Lopez Bertha Lucero Levi Lucero Dennis McAfee Neil McLaughlin Ray Manzanares Jodie Mason James Mayfield Wayne Moffet Barbara Olbert Orris Olguin Perry Palmer Donna Patrick Jackson Payne Thomas Pennell Marilynne Penttila Thomas Poch Ronald Preston Margaret Procarione Loraine Quintanna Mary Quintana Rex Rae Raymond Rivera Joyce Robertson Isadore Ruybal Johnnie Salazar Lee Samora Ioe Sandoval Dave Silva Phyllis Silva Bonnie Smith Helen Smith Mary Satelo Marlene Sweat Ora Trujillo Billie Valencia Lea Valasquez OFFICERS Sponsor-Mr. Mclunkin Rep. S. C. -Betsy Kohl Secretary-Dennis Chavez President-Dave Silva Treasurer-James Mayfield , K ,, ,T Ai if e ' ar 5 P cm a A I ,, 'lf-is, I W f- :f, 'm5f i 4743 Mm , GONE K 2 -'com FISHING riy iz-is gliy FISHBG 252 A u ' 5 t , i HR' J.. , , 3 WWW W 7 au., . Lf 'DQ I 4 I 'isptg I t - kd ' gy .gnnuv A Q' ,-A ' xW W ' f 1 I ll ug 45' 00,59 '?5 nu' n' l:.:::t':.9O L, 9+ tg'l',f.5g,- 423212: :Inf DXNQ' S- l -uu:1gl,,,s4'u :. ,Dr .W fl ' W x If -1 - fx 5 I ff' ,,,f QT . + ' ig Ag H . . t Q ' + 4' f in .. ' . . f , X . . -I .. . Q . .X + -1' 'I Q- W 1' ' -- 3 If ' ' I 'V if -- A 79 :gigs X Jgfgiazxsawx- 1 usxk , .1 : ' I fr '- sim' f f ! A s .. bu --7:-Eirgi .' A Q I Q. I f I If 'Ir ,, 1.4 M ?f24'f2'f ' 'Z' ' oh' 0 I 5 ' f. 'QB' 0 ,fsg J, , 1 o g gon v J 'A' I ok. ,six 0 790. 'ow' 0095 'Q .fm ,rs-' ' Q- X -J 4 ,.,- -vi' -..- - I ' QI :fx Q S l W nm ' f y U :I I I M. X gl I -4 Y 'JLx' I' Q. , Q P Q 5 ff f W 0 ' X . I . ' 4 f faq WJ C fo mf, ha 'V-1 J-- on . Q . 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SECOND ROW: Nita Grimmett, Margaret Hayes, Edith Jack, Lydia Kuebler, Gilbert, Martinez, Jerry Martinez, Lucy Martinez. THIRD ROW: Manuel Martinez, Georgia Olguin, Leroy Olguin, Patricia Olson, Lydia Peacock, Betty Pearson, Donald Penman. FOURTH ROW: Donna Penman, Louise Plummer, Mary Beth Poch. Buddy Randall, Rebecca Ruybal, Don Santistevan, Elaine Self. FIFTH ROW: Balty Silva, Dorothy Thompson, Clifford Tiffany, Bengie Trujillo, Alice Valencia, Salome Valencia, Phil Velasquez. FIFTH GRADE l I ' 1,1 X X I in I it f ,W s. gr 1 . l 'Q h , 'y t' I KL jlipiil ' 'J ' fi ., q N. , E: A K lwxv' .iff si lty ? kf Nz rf' t S K3 mi -4 ' i' i :Ah I f',2A 5 S ,1 1 S i K-Su 1 ,J A '-it a 'gr an Q cn f aj , , 7 N 'Z ',k,l. , 5,4-:izZ,,:e:::f5:fQW X 'PX Us 1: 55.1555 1 'Ti :f'A 'J '- n f A R it Q ,Z A W' ..:,-1 -nj.. X N H k I '. mn sf 7' 5! 1Q T F il -J . 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Y' W , , ' 774, A- L - r Q I I 3 r .- .4 -- Kiev , y rs. f-- fra-fs -sw -,isswf -I T 5' ii - .rx wt' J ,. N , .JV ' Sufi, ' ,: gmi, 4'-,fifwi P r ' 1 ' , 5 , A , : N , ,, wwf! 2:fffffs,1fJf fqjfs? if , 2 uri? L' f S ' i 5531 ff uw is 1 3 if is A - qw 3-ww gi ROW ONE: Pete Alires, Lettie Ancell, Judy Eagle, Ben Evans, Rafalita Garcia, Richard Garcia. ROW TWO: Jack Garadi, Dorthy Hoover, Lucille Jack, Jeffery Jefferson, Rodger Jones, Florentino Lucero. ROW THREE: Judy McC1anahan, Lester McCoy, Betty Martinez, Joe Martinez, Leonard Manzanares, Loyd Martinez, ROW FOUR: Gary Moore, Bobbie Pacheco, Sharon Patrick, Dewey Red Elk, George Ann Rivas, Kay C. Robertson. ROW FIVE: Jackie Robinson, Candy Romero, Mary Romero, Barbara San- chez, Pau1She1hamer, Joe Silva. ROW SIX: Leonard Silva, Margaret Silva, Tomas Tiffany, Judith Tubbs, Louis Valdez, Glenda Waring. FOUR'l'H GRADE THIRD GRADE r 1 FIRST ROW: Randolph Baker, Jerry Beasden, Eddie Box, Claud Callison, Victoria Cordova, Ardena Dickey. SECOND ROW: Beverly Eagle, Ronnie English, Skippy English, Romona Gallegos, Larry Garner. THIRD ROW: Mike Garcia, Jerry McCoy, Charlotte McDonald, Frances Martinez. FOURTH ROW: Donnie Mestas, Betty Millich, Phil Olbert, Charlotte Palmer. FIFTH ROW: Robert Peacock, Charles Pennell, Bruce Phillips, Albert Riggin, John Ruybal. SIXTH ROW: Jacob Sandoval, Jimmy Snow, Stella Silva, Gloria Trujillo, Lillian Velasquez, Fidel Vialpondo. ECO D GRADE . 5 ' f . G . J -'-- 1 to f ' f -. if '-v' J Q J - , ,.,, ,. A , - ,I rr. 3 -4 um :Lf-r -,wav-1ef,: .. . Mfg W ,V --.u..t:-w..1,:::,, ,fr 4 i 'V - -' Ji 271-21 V g ,Q ' 'Eff A llin E in 8 s' it S .- if . YQMWQM .rag 4 9 ls? ? X - ..,. -. . ,- - f vi iwiky , FL, . glggiw ,f Xxx S? as e ' vi ,QY S Q-4 35' -i S N 1 f-,gp 4-.av -:wiff.ff-g,-,v . .1 gf- tr,-ww f- vw - .,,, tv ,,,,,5,,,Q ,,,,g,: -ref -H. , frm.-ri 45 it-ggrxf fu: 5, 2. --1: - -rw. fi 7. '1 V X, - I ' , Ii i, 'g ' ' M W7 ' -' Fifi rw-'zi,pr, r,,'-mtl,-:gg-A, Queer-:rzf i g H : -- i M'-if-'fin-1 wfgew ii 'MMJ55' '- Q 'f 'f'f'5k'1 1, 01415 fi K-A 249 f f, f5k5 VL-me 5 Q J r ' W- I ,maze , , ,. H K we f' ' A I t , - .V - J? I ' J , ,. J - a A , M G ,J ,,.. I . ZI, , ,,A',-- Meera, . rv 1 . ,. F ' ' v . ' A L , id S I- - ., f t 'fa 1 A 9 ' 5' X 2' ' 527i1f91ES'fIJ,fQQ,f 7 ' ' E ' L ' f ' 1 K . 7 QQwxKfwmfffe1.f+ ROW ONE: Barbara Abeyta, Ralph Alires, Carmen Cordova, Delphia Chavez, Clifton Eagle,Margaret Garcia. ROW TWO: Fernando Gallegos, Sylvia Gunn, Kathleen Jones, HarveyJoy, Gale Lechner. ROW THREE: George Liese, Herman Martinez, Judith Moreland, Jimmy Moss. ROW FOUR: Jimmy Mclunkin, LeRoy Overton, Ernest Pacheco, Ruth Pearson, Larry Roberts, Isabe1Ruybal. ROW FIVE: Virginia Sage, Antonia Santistevan, Don Silva, Charlotte Thompson, Shirley Thompson. ROW SIX: Willis Tiffany, Jolene Vialpondo, Martha Valesquez, Eileen Williams. FIR 'I' GRADE ROW ONE: Henrietta Abeyta, Jerry Anderson, Janet Artman, Steven Atencio, Shirley Aydelott, Johnny Baker, Parry Barnes. ROW TWO: Sally Carlson, Mary Ellen Combs, Sandra Chambers, Jimmy Cundiff, Royce Dewey. ROW THREE: Lurkin Gallegos, Sammy Gonzales. ROW FOUR: Fidel Herrera, Donald Hoover, Richard Hoover, Grady Hynson, Teddy Jack, Viola Jacques, Ray Misty Jefferson, ROW FIVE: Larry Kueblar, Cathy Lea, Billy Liese, Theresa Lucero, B. H. McDonald. ROW SIX: Ruth Ann McCoy. FIR T GRADE ROW ONE: Jane Martinez, Lucy Moffatt, Charles Moore, Ronald Neil, Robert Olbert, Paula Pargin, Ronald Potter. ROW TWO: Thomas Randall, Willard Reider, Jimmy Ried, Danny Rivas, Jeanne Rivas. ROW THREE: Arthur Sage, Clifford Shelhammer. ROW FOUR: Margaret Silva, Gayla Smith, Sheryl Smith, Jane Snow, Betty Valdez, Mary Helen Valdez, Margaret Valencia. ROW FIVE: Alex Valesquez, Ray Vialpondo, Raymond Vernon, Ralph Walls, Martha Weis. ROW SIX: Royce Wilkinson. ALLlSON SCH00lr SI-XTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE FOURTH - GRADE THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE ROW ONE: Mary Gallegos, Ross Gallegos, Phil Lane, Bryant Roundy, Orris Roundy, Esirellita Serrano. ROW TWO: Rudy Aragon, Mary Archuleta, Beverly Black, Lola Gallegos, Mary Lucero. ROW THREE: Angie Quintana, Arcino Quintana, Nancy Swanemyr, Julia Trujillo, Willie Trujillo. ROW FOUR: Alice Briggs, Judith Brown, Irish Eaker, Linda Engler, Florentiana Gomez, Craig Jimmerfield. ROW FIVE: Janet Lane, Viola Lucero, Alex Padilla, Carla Swanemyr, Louis Trujillo. ROW SIX: Gilbert Gallegos, Steven Jimmerfield, Bennie Lucero, James McLaughlin, Jennie Rivera. ROW SEVEN: Lucy Gallegos, Helen Lucero, Carol Masben, John McCalmont, Beverly Nossman, Judith Seibel, ROW EIGHT: Sadie Aragon, David Archuleta, Linda Black, Robert Cox, Julia Duran, Charlotte Fresquez, Theresa Gomez, Elba Lucero, Rudy Archuleta. ROW NINE: Sam Lucero, Tommy Lucero, Delores Mascarenas, Lonnie Masden, Teddy Rivera, Leland Roundy, Glenda Seibel, Arthur Tubbs. ARBOLE CHO0L s -15 1 . Q K ,:'e.,.,, - .... aa. gn, ,F sg w 'Z R , 192356 Qgm? X' vs Hr' ,,,,:E.:: wi 5 445 ' fi 1 B ii le 4 as . ...R gm is eff' W ,rw Wi ww- '.r:,'52.f -':: . .' V' '.:1:..::S 1: :. 111 W ff-if sfnff , ya Qt? wg .. -: ww-g if. fflswirr f xi ii' .?fs, ,fL 1 15,52 1-7 Vdigyfigi :. ' - gg'd:. M. u,,,::,rsiig!ffwe: uf-ii . 'Y E is A . . A , ,, .,,L-,. . g , .:. . . , 3 -RQ ,, 3 Regis T at gif' was ra? r ,mai H ,. sa!-'55 Q ws ax X 4. .,:F -,r , I.. if Ef- S wa 5, 41 Stags . - -1. ' - is sxrtnf N ash hsgwwg :gf '- K'-h gig? X ff uri? ,,., ww-.a Y 55,299 2 2 V 2 1 rags I , L W L is rr 9 J 5 f ji ' a- x , tif X ,,,: sy., . K .ai . , . Q ff 3 e if 5.3 iw 9 'S 2531, S. p g? K A ' I is 5 K xi: :sw , .al 194 ' Z., 'VL SZ1 h 7 ,,,,-,, .::, I is THIRD ff .Q GRADE J ' wg ,SEV QW? SEM R Q53 , W . ,gf ag QW? 4 . 63, c 5' , 1 it W2 .u1,,.,,f gifs ini R35 ' , at fl sr QW iw' 12 in SECOND GRADE fs P1 . as Qs ,. is 1 32: W 'B x X 1 K 5 J S 4 ' 3 SE? 'YR J - WS! 2w'sf:w J . ITEM: 'fi 1 T A f , ,W I 5 K I , VN alias is 553555 N 123 gl Ssiifiss J fi .. . - J I . 1 FIRST fi:-S f 1-mr-rf-1g:.i3:1.fai J, G D RA E frf:Qaf:1ES2,g f , a 3:5 'V 'aft zz, .,.. . , Josephine Maez, Willie Sanchez, THIRD GRADE: Dorothy Candelaria, Robert Enriquez, Tony Garcia, Tommy Sotelo. SECOND GRADE: Lydia Gallegos, Porfirio Gallegos, Munoz, Ray Sanchez. FIRST GRADE: Robert Candelaria, Gene Enriquez, Raymond Gallegos, Jane Garcia, Jimmy Garcia. Paul Garcia, Sara Garcia, Sephy Munoz, David Sanchez, Jerry Sanchez. 0XFORD Joe Garcia, Rufina Garcia, Lorina FOURTH GRADE SGHO0L T HIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE FOURTH GRADE: Reba Luker, Robert Witt, Gary Wright. THIRD GRADE: Carl Cundiff, Karen Field- ing, Neomi Herrera, Beth King, Chris Olson. SECOND GRADE: Loretta Hronich, Charles Olson, Nancy Rea, Jimmy Smith. FIRST GRADE: Joe Herrera, Mary Martinez, Jerry McCaw, Judy Paxton. 9 Yu 0 0 11- 0 'Ml ,Os A be 3, 9 no 9 is Tm: iff 'E Football Team ,, FIRST ROW: Vernon Velesquez, Eddie Lane, Fred Ruybal, Robert Hott, D. L. McAfee, Donald Walton, Dean Pennell, Jimmy Richmond, Jon Barnett. SECOND ROW: Jerry Richmond, Mal Jones, David Candelaria, Gene Kerns, Sonny Tubbs, Ernest Waller, Robert Penttila, Kenneth Vaughan, Everett Barnett, Donnie Olbert. THIRD ROW: Cecil Bragg, Ervin Massingill, Ivin Palmer, Dale Bragg, George Bryan, Irvin Potter, Stanley Frost, Jack Frost, Waylon Cummins, Coach Allison. 'I , Ei 1 i L: f i: 'T - Q., Ba ehall Team BACK ROW: Evertt Barnett, Dean Pennell, Gene Kerns, Waylon Cummins, Ernest Waller, David Candelaria, Sonny Tubbs, Irvin Potter, Coach Allison. FRONT ROW: Freddie Martinez, Ivin Palmer, Mal Jones, Robert Penttila, Stanley Frost, D. L. McAfee, Don Walton, Richard Briggs. .64 K2-if 23 1 r 14? Z' --pa, - 31 if mi if 5 v X1 Q , FRONT ROW: Freddie Martinez, Mal Jones, Ivin Palmer, Gene Kerns, Irvin Potter, Stanley Frost. BACK ROW: Richard Briggs-Manager, Dean Pennell, David Candelaria, Waylon Cum- mins, Ernest Waller, D. L. McAfee. Coach Allison. BA KETBALL TEAM P IKALL WB 4 catfbf Ignacio---40 Ignacio---30 Ignacio---43 Ignacio - - -41 Ignacio- --55 Ignacio---47 Ignacio-- -35 Ignacio---37 Ignacio - - -54 Ignacio---37 Ignacio---54 Ignacio - - -52 Ignacio-- -46 1gnacio-- -32 Ignacio - - -40 Ignacio---45 Ignacio---46 Ignacio---52 Bayfield -- Kirtland-U Kirtland-U Bayfield-H Dove Creek Utes ------ Pagosa ---- Mancos --- Bayfield--- Silverton -- Dolores ---- Dove Creek Mancos --- Utes ------ Pagosa ---- Silverton -- Bayfield --- Dolores ---- Wh Blmm BACK ROW: Richard Briggs, Joe Padilla, Dean Pennell, Kenneth Vaughan, Harold Tubbs, Jack Frost, Coach Allison. FRONT ROW: D. L. McAfee, Robert Hott, Donnie Walton, Eddy Lane , Donnie Olbert. BACK ROW: Denny McAfee, Perry Palmer, Thomas Poch, Press Sotelo, Butch Cummins, Jim Mars. FRONT ROW: Dave Silva, Gerald Millich, Ronnie Lunsford, Rudy Alire, Bi-llie Valen- cia, Charlie Romero, Tm Tllllli AME al IGNACIO HIGH SCHOOL GYM Ignacio, Colorado BASIN--February 25, 26, 27. DISTRICT---March 4, 5, 6 qcy w, w, w, 1954 w, w, waners Basin Four Top 'l'eams Manuals ltes navio a osa E S DOVEC 12551: Paeosa IGNSLCIO MQNQOS Iiravke 5 aaasa 5 lbtff I 0 oo 4- ,' DOLCE 'Sa,U5Rf0N Ba la WIGNC 0 S MAPS Iofvnc o l'G i'0f u+ES LHE5 pf' f' ,Mal-Irvs 0? xv: 5 Igmaclo . MTES I ff! Z?yyf5fJ P86 Sa ffusfefofv 1 .snfllfefanl B 2211! mdfuccj De Valle 'Pep Four Teams ,I erte Uenter Sargent La Jara g. T35 ff.:- . rl: X 'aff Li Jana 3 5 Pac sa. Paces: CE Elf 5 O .m.iQ.L!.i.4 L oprusol-:Ham Eu ER chime-s -DW I Man W' r M NCOS URGENT r If OS E DFI NOIPTE .rafvdc IGNGCIO gg. N gff DEL N RT' OU rnament Shots ..-on 0,6 11: rl: .dy R, o gbt! ,J Basin All-SWS ICD lv hc . Whf ajters 1,954 ...nf-uv Q. U, .zziiiiiiimziii ':E::. ,'EEE5E' ....... 11- j ....:: ........ ZZZIIIIZZZZZIZCLAQ U 2122.- ..................... ...... .. .............n.n l 33 -un ---nu-fn.-.. nf... -nn..-nun .un ..nu un.. ...U .--0 ..nun nn.: nn- ..- U-.nu .un un. .- ..nun nn' un.. . . .. Got that Ban-- Almost!! fc, W W W, W - W, 19 0 Walters ,i -Nkwvr kb' - - - yurnv BOYU w.w.Wa1'B'S Q N' 044 dilnl 11:5 wma, V -' , , -ef- Q 5 1 . 5 Y I fc Q 1, 'P r .L-if I Q lf- I tudent Council STANDING: Billie Valencia, Donnie Olbert, Charlie Romero, Cecil Bragg, Amador Chavez, Betsy Kohl, Mrs. Dietz, SITTING: Carol Sandoval, Francis Alire, Alex Gallegos, Shella Silva, Ruth Atencio, Selma Baker. BACK ROW: Donald Walton, Richard Briggs, George Bryan, Yvonne Cruz, Lena Lopez, louise Martinez, Fern Olguin, J j Mary Lucero, Leanore Silva, Mercy Trijillo. SECOND ROW: Dean Pennell, Carol Mclunkin, Stanley Frost, Kay Lunsford, Ervin Massingill, Margaret Hott, Nevis Lunsford, Myrna Snook, Margaret Salazar, Ruth Atencio, Bessie Fulks, Mary Warner. FRONT ROW: Genell Ward, Freddie Martinez, Bonnie Lunsford, Mrs. James, Joyce Massingill, Pauline Kennedy, Betsy Kohl, Florence Jack, Betty Jean Engler, Alicewalker, Ioan Rollman. ' lf? 1- H-,H qw., g Q TOP ROW: Dean Pennell--Circulation Manager, Carol Mclunkin--Activities Editor, Stanley Frost--Sports Editor, Kay Lunsford--Assistant Business Manager, Ervin Massin- gill--Business Manager. BOT TOM RO W: Genell Ward--City Room Editor, Freddie J Martinez--Assistant Editor, Bonnie Lunsford--Editor, Mrs. James--Sponsor. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Riggin, Gail lacy, Ann Pennell, June Richmond, Carol McJunkin, Myrna Snook, Bonnie Lunsford, Charlene Randall, Joyce Massingill, Oenell Ward, Mrs. Thompson. SECOND ROW: Darlene Moss, RaNea Roundy, Joy Jack, Katherine Procarione, Idel1Mayhan, Pauline Kennedy, Ruth Atencio, Kay Lunsford, Margaret Hott, Wyoma Randall, Margaret Salazar. THIRD ROW: Elisida lopez, Ramona Lucero, Corina Munoz, Frances Alire, Lena Lopez, Louise Martinez, Yvonne Cruz, Bennie Rivera, Sharon Mayfield, Dolly Ledford, Joyce Larsen. FOURTH ROW: Betty Jean Engler, Nevis Lunsford, Jessie Briggs, Joan Rollman, Kay Snook, Betty Sutton, Florence Jack, Helen Rodriquez, Betty Briggs, Shirley Kohler, Nara Jo Mote, Eva Brown. llI'l'iucl'v Margaret Salazar--Cors. Secretary Bonnie Lunsford--President Katherine Procaroine--Historian Francis Alire--2nd Vice President Helen Rodriquez--Treasurer Nevis Lunsford--News Reporter Jessie Briggs--lst Vice President Carol McJunkin--Secretary Betty Jean Engler--Parliamentarian Genell Ward--Asst. Historian Mrs. Thompson--Sponsor Kay Lunsford--Song Leader F.H.A. llelevate -483- f f ! V i ih ' if 'iraq , TOP ROW: Frances Alire, Jessie Briggs, Katherine Procarione. ROW: Nevis Lunsford, Genell Ward, Joyce Massingill. :,hk , Q i Ivin Palmer I 5 SECOND .F.A. FRONT ROW: Everett Barnett, Jakie Moss, D. L. McAfee, Tony Lucero, Cecil Phelps, Eddie Lane, Jimmy Richmond, Stanley Frost. SECOND ROW: Donnie Walton, Charlie Quintana, Sonny Tubbs, Kenneth Vaughan, David Candelaria, Bobby Swanemyr, Howard Rieder. BACK ROW: Mr. Dunagan, Billy Olguin, Filbert Archuleta, Jerry Richmond, Ronald Rea, Dick Baumgardner, Richard Briggs. Uifioer Jake Moss--President Jerry Richmond--Vice President D. L. McAfee--Secretary Howard Reider--Treasurer Jim Richmond--Sentinel David Candelaria--Reporter Mr. Dunagan--Sponsor if I J' his 5 i H , 2 if Z R y F .4 ,fn if cf. THIRD ROW: Pauline Kennedy, Bivian Martinez, Edulia Gomez, Joyce Larsen, Grace Miller, Margaret Thompson, Darlene Moss, Betty Briggs, Margaret Hott. SECON D RO W: Marcia Martinez, Kay Snook, Wyoma Randall, Priscilla Gomez, Susie Martinez, Shirley Kohler, Dolly Ledford, Betsy Kohl. FIRST ROW: Della Quintana, Leanore Silva, I.nez Gomez, Lydia Baca, Tita Ulibarri, Joy Jack, Florence Jack, Pianist - Marilynne Penttila. QQQQRQ MMM Girls extet Margaret Ho IL f I Genell Ward Club sr , -., ., ,., . , s I , r-. 1 . 1 pf- , TOP ROW: Waylon Cummins, Ed Marquez, Richard Briggs, Dale Bragg, Robert Penttila, Jerry Richmond, Ervin Massingill, Dave Allison, Coach, THIRD ROW: Stanley Frost, Everett Bar- nett, Kenneth Vaughan, Dean Pennell, Joe Padilla, Jack Frost, Jim Richmond, George Bryan. SECOND ROW: Cecil Bragg, Mal Jones, Ivin Palmer, Freddie Martinez, David Candelaria, Sonny Tubbs, Irvin Potter, Don Walton. BOTTOM ROW: Vernon Velasquez, Frank Enriqucz, Fred Ruybal, Robert Hott, D. L. McAfee, Eddie Lane, LeRoy Rodriquez, Jon Barnett. llffiuen Coach Allison Secretary-Treasurer-Stanley Frost Vice President-Ivin Palmer President-Irvin Potter W' 'W ?A 3 SF' - MJT? . A, gggggv. Q . si X' wiv ,, X,,.- 'fr '. JW? 1 V , - 4 , 19' ,, wi '-1556 ll Club V' '1' QM WW, BACK ROW: Leanore Silva, Louise Martinez, Lorraine Quintana, Ann Pennell, Phyllis Mar- tinez, Shella Silva, Jackie Sanchez, Yvonne Cruz, Cheerleaders - Margaret Salazar, Hclen Rodriquez, Kay Lunsford, Genel1Ward. SECOND ROW: Lena Lopez, Bessie Fulks, Mary Warner, Betty Sutton, Jean Silva, Sharon Mayfield, Coleen Shelhamer, Dorothy Riggin, Jo Ann Preston, Alyce Walker , Joyce Massingill, Carl McJunkin, Betty Briggs. FLRST ROW: EvaJean Brown, Jessie Briggs, Charlene Randall, Bonnie Lunsford, Bertha Lucero, Josie Archuleta, Ruth Atencio, Carol Sandoval, Fern Olguin, Nevis Lunsford, Margaret Hott, Myrna Snook. M9 P 7 X fu. X J off' IUBI' Z Mrs. Dietz-Sponsor, Margaret Hott-Treasurer, Nevis Lunsford-President, Mary Warner- Vice President, Bonnie Lunsford-New Reporter, Myrna Snook-Secretary. Lihrar Ulub STANDING: Shella Silva, Louise Martinez, Alyce Walker, Myrna Snook, Betty Jean Engler, Kay Snook, Nara Jo Mote, Joyce Hood, Jean Silva, Lucy Santistevan, Yvonne Cruz, Bivian Martinez, Corina Munoz, Eva Brown, Helen Smith, Mrs, Dietz, SITTING: Pauline Kennedy, Joyce Larsen, Leanore Silva, Fern Olguin, Jessie Briggs, Idell Mahan, Bonnie Jean Smith, Mar- garet Procarione. Cub Cheer leader Jo Ann Preston Carol Sandoval Ann Pennell Band ROW, Standing: Ann Pennell - Drum Majorette, Bonnie Fulks, Joyce Larsen, Jo Ann Preston, Donna Patrick, Ian Thompson, Charlie Quintana, George Bryan, Johnny Corralaz, Jackson Payne, Mrs. Trimble - Instructor. THIRD ROW: Florence Jack, Helen Smith, Marlene Sweatt, Coleen Shelhamer, Dick Olbert, Cecil Bragg, Robert Penttila, Cecil Phelps, Dean Brown, Betty Sutton, Harold Schalles, Dale Bragg, Richard Olson. SECOND ROW: Sharon Mayfield, James Mayfield, Wayne Moffett, Selma Baker, Betty Sutton, Betty Briggs, Joy Jack, FRON T ROW: Katherine Procarione, Kay Snook, Gail Lacy, Dorothy Riggin, Nara Jo Mote, Betsy Kohl, Joan Procarione, O Margaret Hott Carol McJunkin Nevis Lunsford Dani h Club BACK ROW: Alex Gallegos, Vernon Valesquez, Baldaniar Quintana, Ramona Lucero, Della Quintana, Yvonne Cruz, Mercy' Trijillo, Phyllis Martinez, Jackie Sanchez, Lucy Martinez, Margaret Hott. THIRD ROW: Ed Marquez, Amador Chavez, Charlie Quintana, Jean Silva, Shella Silva, Elsicla Lopez, Corina Munoz, Bernie Reveira, Mary Jane Candelaria, Mirna Mar- quez, Louise Martinez, Lena Lopez. SECOND ROW: Miss Williams, Ruth Atencio, Helen Rodriquez, Carol Sandoval, Margaret Salazar, Leanore Silva, Frances Alire, Fern Olguin, Florence Jack, Katherine Procarione, Martha Mae Quintana. FRONT ROW: Frank Enriquez, Ivin Palmer, Everett Barnett, Tony Santistevan, Freddie Martinez, Johnny Valesquez, Tony Lucero, LeRoy Rodrlquez, George Bryan, Filbert Archuleta. President-Tony Santistevan Vice President-Leanore Silva 0 oo A Secre tary -Fern Olguin r 1 3 0 t ,l f' K Treasurer-George Bryan Sponsor -Miss Williams I nvm uv' 'FII U heretic Carol McJunkin, Nevis Lunsford, Margaret Hott, Myma Snook Snapsno rs Ci W' J ff' J 7 My .map nor: ---H , .- -- . MQ: , . .1,QX,5m:. Q 3 3 f,,ff , 4 .M BJ? MW 1-Ml? 5 HM' if is! .13 J -0 X -' fi 3 1 P ff? . ' A x Ns X . NA , ' 2 A 2 A ff, 1.4 .. '- , , M' 1+ ,- ex. ,Y gs - 4, 24 55A.:3g,gf:, ,1q ,wfsk lg' '59, ,fad as Q. ,- ,V - 1 xyiww 4 4 - ' i gy' 4 - . . ' X . 49 . a L 2 A. 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I s' : 'Z QW .f x Q 94 l Q7 f Us ' TH E Pl-XHTHIDGE STUIJIU Cnngratula t es THE CLASS UF '54 u Portraits ofllistinctinn Durango' Colo. G 0 0 d L u 0 k , To The Senior gg, Class Z W if ll M N ..-:k79l'S if ,ff X, THE IGNACIO CHIEFTAIN And BAYFIELD BLADE Ignacio, C olorado The only newspaper in the World vitally interested in the welfare of the Pine River Valley and its people Fay and Charlotte Jones---Owners Telephone 2151 PRINTING-PUBLISHING A. D. YOUNG Sn SON General Merchandise Allison, Colorado Congratulations To The SENIORS of '54 Best of Luck To The h. From Class of '54 I . .. JAMES HARDWARE KEYS CAFE Bayfield, Colorado Ignacio Colorado We want to Compliments To The Congratulate the Class of '54 WAYNES SADDLERY Ignacio, Colorado Class of '54 MIKES BARBER SHOP Ignacio, Colorado AUTO SERVICE STATION Conoco Products Wash and Grease Jobs Congratulations To The Class of '54 From The CHATTER BOX Ignacio Colorado Ignacio Colorado f CUMPLIMENTS of D. W. VILES Durango, Colorado Cadillac and Pontiac 900 2nd Avenue Phone 120 MILLER MUTUH CUMPANY C6 TQ Q? cg Q 0 fr M 9 V W Q9 54 J Q84 WF 9' Aww 552 19 6M 54 From Wiaemaw yfemdw aw xg' is-, Munson 5-...A LUNIIY MUTUB COMPANY Phone 142 2nd Ave. 84 9th St. Durango , Colorado A, E. Arr Lundy Cgamfblimeula of gdylanley Weidman J . EIR no lm C9009 555656315 .Wm 6' lo Ike Jvedeftfll fumbled 62 154 Cgamfaauy Q 0 m Victor N. Nilsen Don W. Johns Qemy Seventh and Main Telephone 7 Complete Line Of gi 6 a W 6 Building Materials Hooker Chevrolet LH l'ill0lllil 'hnnpany D uran gqcn Orad O QP XCHEYBQLET Ljffkiiig Xfnvl Durango, Colorado ert Body And Fende Automobile Paint' g g g y7Z6l0l0 flag low Try the Drug Store First Mr. and Mrs. M.V. Britt 720060 Vmmlww Lester L, Lunsford GENERAL ELECTRIC New and Used Furniture And General Electric Appliances Phone 2781 Ignacio, Colorado clll lil Construction Compan Oil Well Locations Road Work Land Leveling Excavation Tanks And Reservoirs All Kinds Dirt Moving And Contracting Crushed Gravel Ignacio, Colorado Y? , ,' fl: '-SW H- 2. -'-'-Q' 'Ji--1 Box 415 I.: '4 l T wg R 5 2 Phone 2301 IGN!-UIIU LAUNDHUMA Congrats to the nnual taff Congratulations to the Class Of '-54 From The ,. V1 KLM J MALT SHOP ,X ,X Durango, Colorado L EASTERS RESTAURANT gf 948 Main Ave. Phone 1384 Durango, Colo. TAYLOR-RAYMOND JEWELRY COMPANY Navajo Jewelry Manufacturing Jewelers And Watchrnlakers - o.. -Q 'lu' - - - . 1 N' x , Q I -, 1. vguthsx 5 '. V15 .sf mls 'urill Durango '-,SM W' Colorado ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELECTRIC SERVICE Automotive And Electric Service Motor and Generator Winding And Installation C omplete Machine Shop Durango Colorado HI-WAY SERVICE 6th 8a R. R. Phone 529 Durango, Colorado Phillips 66 Lee Tires and Batteries Thillips Good Luck To The Seniors of '54 From the LANDIS SHOE SHOP Durango, Colo. Congratulations To The Class Of '54 WALL DRUG Durango, Colo. wi W S Y fffnnxxxxm LINDHOLIVPS JEWELERS Phone 88.1 J. C. Lindholm, Prop. 845 Main Ave. Durango, Colo. 1 W 07' YQ M 1' 5 'ff Q 1 'f TO n 6 . , ' S ' Phlllllls 1s Menmantile Ignacio, Col do HHN CH Ch Pdt T Rp Arnp Wldg J C LEA Op t Ig C1 d Ranch Inn Hotel Wishes Th G d t' gC1 Of 1954 THE BEST!! ff? Compliments of SIMPSON AUTOMOTIVE Andrewf , taint ervwe s' x Q Brake-Wheel-Frame-Axle Durango, Q 'I 5 Specialists Colorado Q 5,4-L L. Phone 1742 145 E. em st. 1 . .I 1 Durango W. G. GOODMAN PAINTS GLASS STORE Auto Glass And Installation GO0Dr EAR Plate And Window Glass DURANGO RECAP COMPANY ' - 4-1? Headquarters for all Your Tire Needs Wallpaper ,JE Durango, Colorado 5 638 Main Duran O Phone 430 -l...-' ., g E5 - I WILSON HARDWARE ' 5 And an H B FURNITURE COMPANY 1063 Phone Main 1246 969 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado .K Xp Durango 1 J Q X Colorado American And Chinese Dishes ' '. HAFFEY CONFECTIONERY Magazines Tobacco Cigars Novelties Ice Cream Popcorn Soft Drinks We Support Ignacio High School More Power to them! ! DR. GEORGE A. BONELLI Optometrist 822 Main Avenue lr HAVE AN Durango Colorado EXTRA PAIR I p,,w , Phone 144 QJ4 iff, as Fresh And Salt Meats ',-lf' 1' Pf- gfzee- 1 ' nn' H Mir: 53 mwgp l 4 4- I-'fx v 4 . L: lv .5 E , I - igK3wvwv'.w'f 2'f' - - - , 583. ' .ah 0-v , 0 99. louia J. llliqer SHE ET META LS Durango, Colorado 1514 Main Av Phone 1520 6 F 11 L'ne of G ' 605 M P o B 1327 Mom TIME lm! Phjnes cgi 35 A11 Types Of Sheet Metal Work Enioy yourself... . refresh with Coke wmv NY 8. BETTY ,-5, PERSUN ,E M Want To See You At wunllnW1 grH I WAYSIDE tm ...,. DRIVE INN DURANGOCOCA-COLA BUTTLING C0. Famous For Fine Food f1'ruA '7 f -U!! SQL! tsl fn Q IX fx ',A I 'k sl 1-f s Ng 'K ...N fJ,,' p U , wx, K-el-Y fp, ' K- t' 'iv-QV. wav' X Y12jf ' , St roter Hotel Coffee Shop Gruden 'S ur Main an 9 oColo. and , -L L I Af, The Basins ounge ii , R R- 'S ' LARGEST A13 T .1 699 Main Ave. Phone 1200 V' L Department Store Rendell Implement Ancl Service New Ferguson Side-Delivery Rake Moves hay gently. . . And Fast! True sideward raking action with the unique Ferguson six-bar offset reel moves hay 50 per cent less dis- tance from swath to windrow! Trac- tor-mounted! lpower take-off driven! Finger Tip Control1ed,Surprising1y low in price! FERGUSON TRACTOR and Ferguson Ho Her Bros. Form quipment Company f i g .- :f i it ' lg!!! Q. ,EJ-.F S570 LQ, ii, if T X-wh V o ,Q Q-Q0? 'rp, sl Visionlined Tractors System Durango, Colorado Implements Free Demonstration Phone 805 On Your Own Farm! 6 Mijd Wezcanli le com an Groceries, Meats, Bayfield, Colorado Hardware, and Dry Goods Phone 2101 U49 iii General Merchandise Your Friendly Arboles Dealer Jimmy Walker-Owner and Operator Arboles, Colorado RAINBOW SERVICE STATION Your Bayfield Dealer Bayfield, Colorado Congratulations To The Class of '54 From The HI -WAY CAFE Bayfield, Colorado mm fl M? 0776 dn? Your Sporting Goods Store LOOK For The THE excl!! Of The GUN DRUG STORE SPORTSMAN'S HE A Your Health And ADQU RTERS Durango Prescription Store' Cortez 863 Main Avenue Farmington Durango, Colorado ily Mazda Congratulations I auth- Wealeen Melee amfwmy Class of '54 Durango, Colorado Phone 1332 1910 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado ITIISSIUTI .UHQPDBEH x 355319.24 L E' agar!! DURANGO PEPSI-COLA CUMPANY fwlroon WESTERN STEAK HUUSE 658 Main Ave. Phone 584 Best Of Luck A? of Q5 Q a Q- Qc' 'x S 'I i xx 0 QS fig Org w K U is f 5 ff 0? I X i if 0 5? ' Seniors '54 BASIN PACKING COMPANY Durango X fs 4 Q2 QQ Q75 O 5 4? Q Oi Rand Poll Parrot Sparks EXCLUSIVE , . 3.91, 836 Main +Lad1ecsfApparel 7 Durango Distinction X Shoes for the entire family ELLA J' BIRKHIMER V Phone 7 16-J Preston Asher Durango, Colorado lim ELDREDGE INVESTMENT COMPANY George H, Joseph--T.G. Eggleston Q Insurance g ',f Real Estate - ' , , Bonds 'ul ' A -I ,L 735 Main Avenue 4, rf. --.a- P Telephone 89 wopir- WOBRY !,l Durango, Colorado DR, DALLAS C, HIATT Optometrist ,Q ll A i we-P- 66. Ex4'111 X VFR NED EACH 751 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado MOUNTAIN VIEW SERVICE 34- L BROWN SEWING George and Estelle Huntsman Met- Lily MACHINE CO, Route 2, Durango, Colorado 9 Y' E I Necchi and Elma Cabins General Merchandise Y, if SeXiV,i,FEeMV?g?ig?5'-- A svn. :I .1 . ,, Gasoline Oils N k 5 fc' Finest I ,I dtlfvllfb N L Durango And Farmington 9 70 Main Phone 149W -of-f' Durango Mu ic tore Kimball, Gulbrausen Pianos Reynalds Roth Musical Instruments Pedler Woodwinds The Basin Fine st Store Complete Ranch Sportswear For Men And Women Durango, Colorado 713 Main B h Il .tl . 7 Home Made - fir Phone 223 , index 920 Main Ave- HEADQUARTERS - aff, iv, to c 5 A ,J I N7 lil -ef , 'f Durango, Colorado For All School Supplies We Have Them! ! Ice Cream A THE ANNUAL STAFF OF IGNAC IO HIGH SC HOOL Expresses Their Sincere Appreciation To The Patrons For Their MANY ADS Wea! Wiahea lo Me Cglaaa gf ' 54 fiom ghe 5004fWmy glaze Bnfugraghg QM' W M Wi? 5? 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