Jackson County High School - Aiyukpa Yearbook (Walden, CO)

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MARY JANE MCGOWAN Editor HERBERT TURNER Business Manager Photographers Photography Club Jackson County High School Link Studio Longmont, Colorado 1 Covers and Engraving Seright Publication Bureau Lincoln, Nebraska Mimeographing and Binding Members of Senior Class, 1942 Walden, Colorado 1942 AIYUKIA Staff Editor-in-Chief Mary Jane MQGOWGH Assistant Editor Lynne Howard Activities Editor Altheu Geer Mimeograph Editor Iona Bannell Sports Editors Deb Hankins Murlin Donohoe King Burns Rhotographers Carl Hanson Vic Reynolds Art Editor Violet Ledford Alumni Editor Esther Luben Typists Joyce Smith Laura Maddox Class Editors Louise McAllister Laura Maddox Business Manager Herbert Turner Assistant Bus. Manager Owen Woodward Advisor S. Clay Coy SENIOR CLA SS of 1942 PRESENTS THE AIYUKPA FORWARD If, when you read our edition of the Aiuikpa, you are swept away in a gust of reminiscence of things that were once vivid reality and you are able to forget the intensity of our troubled times, then we, the class of 1942, will know that we have attained one of our highest goals. 1, ., Q- ,svn Q F CONTENTS School ' Clgsses , A Activities Ath16t1QB A Alumni Humor and Advertisipg Dedication To the boys of North Park who are in the Armed Forces of the United States and who are work- ing to protect our count- ry from agression, the class of 1942 wholeheart- edly dedicate this 1942 edition of the Aiyukpa. Thank You The graduating class of 1942 wish to take this opportunity to thank our faculty, our fellow stu- dents, and the business men of Walden and else- where for their coopera- tion in making our Annual a reality. Senior Class Motto NMake your stumbling blocks stepping stones 1 m '- ,., '. - - .. .1-... 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Clay Coy, Superintendent: Ralph Taylor, Zona Albright if Sfuclenf Counci BACK ROW: Mary Jane McGowan, Vic Reynolds, Herbert Turner, Roy An- derson, Alfred Coolidge SECOND ROW: Althea Geer, Marjorie Hazen, Delbert Hankins, Mary Jayne Willford, Harold Dodge FIRST ROW: S. Clay Coy, Advisor, Roxana Ray, Joe Rodriquez, Eleanor Pennock, Lynne Howard S. Clay Coy, Lois Strong, Ralph Taylor, Zona Albright, F A C U L T Y Superintendent of Schools, A. A., State Teach- ers College, Peru, Nebraska, M. A, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska, Physics, In- dustrial Arts, Boys' Physical Education, Ath- letic Coach. ' Principal, A. B., Hastings College, Hastings, Nebraska, H. A. University of Colorado, Com- mercial, University of Denver, World History, Typing, English IV, Bookkeeping. A. B. Colorado State College of Education, Greeley, Colorado, Graduate Work, Colorado State College, Fort Collins, Colorado, Colo- ado State College of Education,-Greeley, Coloradog Band, Algebra, English II, Geometry, General Science, Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs. A. B., Colorado State College of Education, Greeley, Colorado, Speech, Spanish, French, Sociology, English I, Girls' Physical Educa- tion, Athletic Coach. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was organized this your by the students of Jackson County High School. It is the execu- tive governing body of our school. The officers of the Student Council and Student Body arc: President..........Dclbert Hankins Vice President.. ..Lynne Howard Sgcretaryo .. o Q 1 a o o GGGI' Treasurer........ .Marjorie Hazen Members of the Student Council nre listed below with fb- .FW the name of the organization they represent. Mary Jane McGowan, President of the Athletic Association and Editor of the 1942 Annual. Vic Reynolds, President of the Boys' Club. Herbert Turner, President of the Senior Class and the Drama- tics Club. Roy Anderson, President of thc Spanish Club. Alfred Coolidge, President of the Photography Club. Marjorie Hazen, President of the Junior Class and Girls' Club and Treasurer of the Student Council and Body. Althen Georg oecrotary of the Student Council and Body. Deb Hunkins: Fresidcnt of the Student Council and Body. Mary Jayne Willford, President of the Music Organization. Harold Dodge, President of the Sophomore Class. Joe Rodriquez, President of the Freshman Class. Lynne Howard, Vice President of the Student Body and Council , , ,,,, - ,A ,I W .:' A, iii! ' A71 . we f 4 ' A ,' V' M1 fig? 'Ji X ia . l Hi W 1 w 1 r Q 'I w ,A i -L . , n w Y 4 f 4 ' u - , ' z. V 1 4 N . , , 1 I I Y Y Y - U, 2 .- -9 , Ju -1' -p. H I. 115 'E 'E J pfff . :A 'J wr, v -. rf! r .1 4 ,. 'J .wg F1 ffl' fu, le. .fix ,Q 1.- sm.. 'ZF . , 12 if 'QA I , f J. -. ,.f,.,T, . 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DEB HANKINS Vice-Pres. 33 Softball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Pres. 13 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 43 Pres. Hobby Club 43 Pres. Student Body 43 Student Council 43 Glee Club 43 Letterrnan's Club 33 Smoker 2, 3, 43 Operetta 4: Sports Editor 1942 Annual. CARL HANSON Basketball 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Track 2, 33 Dramatics 2, 3, 43 Hobby Club 43 Letterman's Club 2, 33 Smoker 3, 43 Photographer on 1942 Annual . LYNNE HOWARD Class Sec'y-Treas. 23 Dramatics 2, 33 Basketball 3, 43 Softball 23 Band 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Operetta 43 Vice Pres. Student Body 43 Student Council 43 Sec'y-Treas. Photography Club 43 Vice Pres. Girls' Cll1b!4Q Ass't Editor 1942 Annual3 Validictorian 4. BETTY JOHNSON Glee Club 23 Class Sec'y-Treas. 43 Glee Club 4. VIOLET LEDFORD Glee Club 2, 43 Class Vice Pres. 43 Editor WILDCAT TIMES 43 Dramatics ' 3, 43 Photography Club 43 Art Editor on . 1942 Annual3 Student Council . if ' eniofz Class 1942 5 . ESTHER LUBEN Alumni Editor on 1942 Annual3 Glee Club 2, 43 Art Club 43 Dramatics 2. 43 Boosters 43 Operetta 4. LAURA MADDOX Glee Club 2, 43 Dramatics 43 Basketball 43 Softball 2, 3, 43 Class Editor and Typist for 1942 Annual . LOUISE MCALLISTER Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 43 Dramatics 43 Boost- ers Club 43 Class Editor of 1942 An- nual. MARY JANE MCGOWAN Class Treas. 13 Dramatics 2, 3, 43 Class Pres. 33 Pres. of Athletic Ass'n. 43 Co- Capt. Basketball 43 Band Sec. 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 43 Program Chairman of Dramatics Club 43 Student Council 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Soft- ball 2, 3, 43 Bus. Manager of WILDCAT TIMES 43 Editor of 1942 Annual. VIC REYNOLDS Glee Club 43 Basketball 43 Dramatics 43 Sec'y-Treas. Dramatics Club 43 Oper- etta 43 Pres. Boys' Club 43 Student Council 43 Photographer on 1942 An- nual. JOYCE SMITH Glee Club 1, 2, 43 Dramatics 3, 43 Band 2, 33 Hobby Club 43 Operetta 43 Typist on 1942 Annual. HERBERT TURNER Softball 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Smoker 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 33 Sec'y-Treas. 33 Class Pres. 4g Student Council 43 Dramatics 3, 43 Pres. of Dramatics Club 43 Glee Club 43 Operetta 43 Honorary Captain Basketball 43 Bus. Mgr. An- nual 4. OWEN WOODWARD Vice Pres. Dramatics Club 43 Basket- ball 43 Glee Club 43 Dramatics 43 Ass't. Business Manager of 1942 Annual. S. CLAY COY Senior Class Sponsor 1942. L. uniofz Class BACK ROW: Gilbert Thompson, Bob Wamsley, Harvey Turner, Roy An- derson, Charles McAllister. SECOND ROW: Raymond Mosman, Virginia Simmons, Adelia Hendrick- son, Fred Brands, Eleanor Pennock Marjorie Hazen, Alfred Coolidge. FRONT ROW: Lois Strong, sponsor: Mary Jayne Willford, Shirley Kersh- ncr, Anna M. Van Valkenburg, Roxana Ray, Jeanne Ohler. 1k agoplzomofze Class D BACK ROW: Betty Geer, Loyd Leatherman, Marilyn Turner, Rolland Stage, Vera Snow, Jack Hendrickson FIRST ROW: Ralph Taylor, Sponsor: Harold Dodge, Eileen Blakenship, Robert Mason, Gertrude Braddy, Richard Kershner. .Cf'l6S man Cass BACK ROW: Richard Higbee, Donald Emigh, George Williams, Bob Luben, Roy Eno, Jack Smith. SECOND ROW: Larry Snell, Natalie Andrews, Betty Van Valkenburg, Betty McAllister, Josephine Wintermote, Bonna Jean Brownlee, Lillian Brinker, Joe Rodriquez. ' FIRST ROW: Zona Albright, sponscrg Doris Harris, Ivagene Snow, Edna Marian Smith, Ida Frances Mason, Shirley Ray. 'k iglz ill gfzacle BACK ROW: Nathan Beauchamp, sponsor, Bertie Smith, Mary M. Cun- ningham, Jane Coolidge, Frances Roach, Miriam Dean. SECOND ROW: Lillie Casados, Lorraine Asfalg, Lois Pennock, Inez Wil- liams, Ursula Simpson, LaVerne Donohoe. FRONT ROW: Billy Van Valkenburg, Fred Dodge, Jack Clarke. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ..... ......... ...Marjorie Hazen Vice President ......... ...Charles Ledford Secretary and Treasurer... ...Shirley Kershner Sponsor ................ ... ...... Lois Strong In September l94l, seventeen students enrolled and started their work in the Junior Class with great interest. Jeanne Ohler and Glen Swanson entered during the first semester. Jeanne had been going to school in Jefferson and Glen in Den- ver at East High. Glen dropped after one month of school. SOPHOHORE CLASS OFFICERS President ..... ...Harold Dodge Vice President... ..... Eileen Blankenship Secretary and Treasurer... ...Gertrude Braddy Sponsor ................................. Ralph Taylor At the beginning of the year eleven Sophonores, making up the class of '44 entered Jackson County High School for their Sophomore year. Although . 1 Sophomore Class is the smallest class in the school, it has not hindered them in taking an active part in basketball and sogtball and the other sports here in school. FRESHHAN CLASS OFFICERS Joe Roderiquez Larry Snell ....Herline Peterson Zona Albright Presidentcloaooooocooooo 9 one Vice PreSidont............ soon Secretary and Treasurer.... Sponsor................... sooo On September 2, 1941, twenty-four pupils started to schoo that is to high school for the first time, The Freshmen were all trembling that day as they entered the school wondering what would befall them in the near future. During the first semester Robert Rueseggor, Lola Kelso, and Roy Vineyard entered the Freshman Classl Donald Emigh, entered in the second semester. Avery O'Dell, Lola Kelso, Edward Tanburgh, and Roy Vineyard dropped leaving twenty-one pupils. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS ...Lois Pennock ...Mary Margaret Cunningham ...La Verne Donohoe ldriam Dean President...... Vice President... Secretary ...... Treasurer ..... ... On Tuesday, May 12 at 8:00 P. M. the following pupils graduated from the Walden Elementary School: Lois Pennok, Frances Roach, La Verne Donohoe, Jack Clark, Fred Dodge, Miriam Dean, Mary Margaret Cunningham, bertie Smith, Jane Coolidge, Lilly Casodas, Ursula Simpson, Lorraine Asfalg, Billie Van Valkenburgh, Inez Williams, Joan Zomba, and 4 Florence Mason. l .yy- Fires- , ,. Q 1 J. . 4 J' Msf ,.L ,, -f' 2-Q f 4- '- .- -'- -- , M '- fs- mf 41,-,g K , f, 5, -L: S., . i,,m ,4 ,L .. . ,A . . . Z, .. - ., E r 5 -4 3 . ,. ' ' .' ' W 'vm H .' .- I Q-,rg . ,' ' 1.1-nf -' ,1' -' -, I r y . L 1. L F n Q H - 5, if f. U r-.. -. W' - . vw 'N'-lf --1 1. ' , ' . - ' E ' 4 uv n V ,.4 1 . - L: X . 1 '- L.-.w 1 'fi Q ' FEI F ,Fifi 1 iff 1 5 iv., i Yfff , 'gi'-? 1 5, Li ' 3231 15. 524 F155 1615 31 Q1 71 '.r ,d UE. ,w -- si F 3 ' '1 323 , -.1 5 nl I. M, x -If fi inn, - is S5272 523. 1? ii, E F V. V. f . Q31 HIGH SCHOOL PARTY AND FRESHMAN INITIATION During the week of October fifth to the tenth, the Upper Class men were given the privilege of initiating the Freshmen. The Stu- dent Council drew up a set of rules to be followed by the Freshmen. They were posted on the bulletin board, and if any person was found disobeying these rules it meant a point against him. On the afternoon of the tenth the Freshman had to march in formation down to the softball diamond. After the game they were escorted back to the schoolhouse where they were put to work clean- ing up the schoolhouse and the yard. After this refreshments were served to everyond in the gym- For the program each Freshman had to do a stunt, anything he was most capable of doing. The Fresh- men were all very glad when the week of initiation was over. FRESHMAN CARNIVAL This is the first year that the Freshman have ever given a carnival, and it was a great success. A fee of ten cents was charged at the,door, and each was given a paper hat. Each ticket bought at the door was a vote for the King and Queen, who were crowned later in the evening. The gym was gayly decorated, streamer dividing it into sepa- rate booths. At these booths were the game of bingo, throwing darts, playing the roulette wheel, pitching pennies, and knocking down pins with a softball. In another corner was the fortune teller. During the evening hot dogs, candy, and cider were sold. The highlight of the Carnival was the crowning of the King and Queen, Lillian Brinker and Murlin Peterson. Douglas Semple and Bonna Jean Brownlee were also in the running. To-end the carnival, the Freshman presented a play, nThe Best People.n SOCIAL HOUR A Social Hour was given by the Jornalism group to raise money to attend a Journalism conference in Boulder. During the period bingo was played end small prizes given. For those who enjoyed it there was also dancing. A prize was given for the best jitterbugs and the best weltzers. These prizes went to Louise and Esther, Deb and Shirley. In one booth pop, candy and gum were sold, which added to the enjoyment. Everyond had a grand time and the Journalism class reported it was quite a success. SPEECH CONFERENCE The Speech Class were asked to attend n conference in Greeley to discuss the topic of Military Training. At this conference were nmllnq 1 . college professors who headed these discussions. A chairman was chosen from each school, and Herbert Turner re- ceived this honor for our school. The class learned to take part in group discussions, and also different points of view on the sub- ject of military training. Those attending the conference were: Laura Maddox, Louise McAllister, Herb Turner, Lynne Howard, Esther Luben, Carl Hanson, and Deb Hankins. gn. JOURNALISM MEETING A Journalism meeting was held in Boulder November 28 and 29, and four of the Journalism students attended. Miss Strong, sponso accompanied the group. While here, they attended several round table discussions and meetings with different speakers. The most important speaker was Jack Foster, editor of the Rocky Mountain News, who spoke Friday evening at the banquet. I X' The four who attended this meeting were: Mary Jayne Willford, Violet Ledford, Marjorie Hazen, and Mary Jane McGowan. They re- ported that it was very interesting, and was to their advantage. CHRISTMAS PARTY A Christmas party was held in the high school gym the day be- fore vacation. Gifts were exchanged. Walker Morrison played the part of Santa Claus. I JUNIOR PROM Strains of stft music, dim lights, and tho Swish of I dr sscd as couplds whirlnd by, tuld lf the annual Junior brom. Thr, orchfstrz., Dick kIunt's from Fort Csllins, was sented on the stdgs in front df pn Hawniinn bmckgruund. Tho gym was patrivtit lly dgcsratdd in rod, white, and blug, Junidr Class CdlUTSo nt nno Und wus u V, for victury, with sovsrnl flags hers nnd thnre. The roll sf u drum infdrmud us of the coming Grand Harsh. Leading this wds tur Junidr rrnm Qudcn, Marjorie Hdzcn, lduk- ing sweet nnd chirming in L red and white trgdndy. SUrHOgORE TEn The annual ton, given by the Snphnnuros, fdr the Seniors was held at Eileen Blnnkdnship's, any 10, 1942. Thnse prwsfnt ware the Seninr Class members and families, toachcxs and wivls, And Schcnl Board members and their Wives. Lms. Smith, Lrs. Hurphy, und Hazel Turner presided over the puuring uf ton nnd ctffsc, Dainty rcfrsshnunts nero sezvcd and Scnitr colors were chrrind tut. The tsu was enjnyed by evdrytnd. ! BnCCnLnUREnT2 SERVICES Baccalnurentd service was hold in J.C.H.S., Sunday, Hay 10, 1942. The Seniors were led to their chairs by the Junior Class President, Marjorie Hazen. A hymn was sung, and Invocation was given by Reverend Orr. Scripture reading.was given by Senior President, Herbert Turner. Music was furnished by the Glce Club. Baccalaureate Sermon was given by Reverend Orr. After the Baccalaureate was given, the Recossionnl was played by Roxana Ray. JUNIOR-SENIOR-BANQUET The Junior-Senior banquet was held in the Church Annex, May 12, 1942. The Seniors were escorted into an Hawaiian setting. The tables were artistically decorated in an Hawaiian theme, and Senior colors were used for the background and overhead decor ations. A welcome was given by the Junior President, Marjorie Hazeng the Senior President, Herbert Turner, gave the response'. Hawaiian waitresses served the dinner, in an Hawaiian style. Later they performed a hula dance. Alfred Coolidge played a solo on his clarinet, and jokes were told concerning both Juniors and Seniors. Roxana Ray sang Aloha with the rest of the Juniors joining in. To end this perfect banquet the Juniors entertained the Seniors with a movie, nNothing But the Truth.u JUNIOR CLASS presents NH E R E C O M E S C H A R L I EN Directed by Lois Strong, Sponsor CAST Charlie Mary Jayne Willferd Larry Elliot Ted Hartley Aunt Fanny Vivian Smythe Kersey Mrs. Smythe Kersey Mortime Smythe Kersey Nora Malone Timothy McGrill Uncle Alec Roy Anderson Gilbert Thompson Marjorie Hazen Roxana Ray Shirley Kershner Raymond Mosman Virginia Simmons Charles McAllister Bob Wemsley SENIOR CLASS presents N E R V EN NI L I K E Y O U R Directed by S. Clay Coy, Sponsor Whitey Cora Dells Peewee MeCufferty Mrs. Sturgeon Mary Newton Oseer Oop Lucy Dr. Tobin Jim y Anderson Olga CAST Deb Hankins Lynne Howard Althee Geer Joyce Smith Murlin Donohoe Violet Ledford Mary Jane McGowan Carl Hanson Iona Barnell Vic Reynolds Herbert Turner Laura Maddox THREE ONE ACT PLAYS The three ons act plays were presonted with great success by the Dramatics Club on March, 13, l942. The Dram tlcs Club is sponsored and thc plays are diroctod by Miss Albr1gHt The plays and casts wore as PEACE, IT-S UONDFR1 follows: 'UL Edith------vShi11uy K.?f!1c: FrGd-- ---- --wlloyi Lstir lnnn Rosooou-----NDCB Ranking Jr Junior------uDo1cld Enigh Helen----U---Betty Gocr Diroctor--- Asst. Diroc.-Louise THE JEWELED HAND Ann Andrews Blair Burns Ware Uaringw-- -0-N Q.-..--...L . --------1. Alice Armrosc--m.-- Clare Collinsm ---- Police Officar ----- Molly, a maid ----- J --Miss Albright McAllister Althea Gear Vi: Rnlnolds Cie Thompson Vera Snow -Lilcon Blankenship Uwon'Toodwnrd Ivugcno Snow YOUTH AND UNCLE SAM Spencer Erskiro ---- Mrs. Bill Sloccm--- Dora Roberts ---- Eva Brodsky ---- ---- Hrs. Perry Hartindalo-- Sonny Hampton ------ Arluna Moocha ---- -- Ross Dclanoy ------ Carl Hoffnor ------- Winifrod Martindale Assistant Diroctor---- ----Herbert Turner Gertrude Braddy Mary Jane HoGowan Eloancr Ponnock Lsuisc MCA1l1StCP Harold Dsdgo Jra Laura Naddox --v--Edna Marian Smlth ----Harvey Turner Bonna Joan Brownlee -Althca Goof High School Operctta A selected group from the High School Glee Club presented the oporetta, nBitXs of Blarneyn directed by Mr. Taylor. The operctta was given en the night of March 20, 1942. There was also a matinee for school children. The cast was as follows: Mike O'Noole ---------- Charles McAllister Peggy ----------------- Virginia Simmons Patrick --------------- Harold Dodge Jr. Robert ---------------- Donald Emigh Mary ---- - --------- Eleanor Pennock Agnus ----------------- Althca Goer Rosie ---------m N--N---Joyce Smith Chorus of girls ----- n 4 Vera Snow, Shirley Kershner, Shirley Ray, Betty 1kAQlistor, Marilyn Turner, Adelia Hendrickson, Edna Marian Smith, Jeanne Ohlcr, Betty Geor, and Natalie Androwsu Chorus of boys ----w-- Vie Reynolds, Deb Hankins, Roy Eno, Lloyd Leatherman, Jhck Smith, Fred Brands, Gib Thompson, Owen Woodward, Herbert Turner, Raymond Mosman, and Murlin Denohes. oysy Q ee BACK ROW: Bob Luben, Herbert Turner, King Burns, Harvey Turner. Carl Hanson, George Williams. THIRD ROW: Ralph Taylor, Director: Murlin Donohoe, Loyd Leatherman, Bob Wamslcy, Roy Anderson, Vic Reynolds, Charles McAllister, Owen Woodward. SECOND ROW: Larry Snell, Richard Kershner, Gilbert Thompson, Rol- land Stage, Delbert Hankins, Fred Brands, Bob Mason, Jack Hen- drickson. FIRST ROW: Harold Dodge, Raymond Mosman, Richard Higbce, Donald Emigh, Alfred Coolidge, Roy Eno, Joe Rodriquez, Jack Smith. -A' Qi!! Qlee Club BACK ROW: Marjorie Hazen, Josephine Wintermote, Adelia Hendrickson, Marilyn Turner, Laura Maddox, Mary Jane McGowan, Vera Snow. THIRD ROW: Betty McAllister, Roxana Ray, Virginia Simmons, Eileen Blankenship, Betty Geer, Gertrude Braddy, Bonna Jean Brownlee, Ivagene Snow. SECOND ROW: Iona Barnell, Shirley Ray, Betty Van Valkenburg, Anna Marie Van Valkenburg, Esther Luben, Althea Geer, Lillian Brinker, Shirley Kershner. FIRST ROW: Lynne Howard, Doris Harris, Natalie Andrews, Jeanne Ohler, Mary Jayne Willford, Eleanor Pennock, Edna Marion Smith, Ida Frances Mason, Joyce Smith. ac son ouniy iglz School ffgancf BACK ROW: Jack Smith, Gertrude Braddy, Marilyn Turner, Roy Ander- son, Rolland Stage, Bob Mason, Roy Eno, Max Riley. THIRD ROW: Fred Brands, Harold Dodge, Lynne Howard, Shirley Kersh- ner, Marjorie Hazen, Alfred Coolidge, Betty Geer, Iona Barnall, Jose- phine Armstrong, Ralph Taylor, Director. SECOND ROW: Betty Miller, Laverne Donohoe, Richard Kershner, Lor- raine Asfalg, Miriam Dean, Althea Geer, Lillian Brinker, Edna Marion Smith, Shirley Ray. FIRST ROW: Bobby Geer, Jack Hendrickson, Mary Jayne Willford, Mary Jane McGowan, Virginia Simmons, Eileen Blankenship, Natalie An- drews, Doris Harris. BAND Band was started by George A. Kuch in 1939. It was directed by Mr. Kuch for two years. This year it was taken over by Ralph C. Taylor. The band has elways had approximately thirty-five mem- bers. These members have ing but the baud has made This year purple and for the bend. This helps had little, if any, previous train excellent progress. gold cepes and caps were purchased to improve the looks of the band, and We are very proud of them. The band has played for basketball and softball games, plays, Commencements, and of the band they have put played at the first rodeo Last year toward the Class Night. Since the beginning on three concerts. The bend also given at'Wulden. end of the summer, the band was directed by Mr. Johnson from Laramie. Mr. Taylor plans to come beck to Walden u little early this summer and work with the band. GLEE CLUB This yeer, for the first time, glee club was made conpul sory for both boys and girls. Although the boys didn't seen to agree with the idea of their singing, they have done an excellent job, Hr. Taylor, our director, has found he has several good voices in the boys chorus. This year the glee club has sung at band dances, Con- mencement and Baceulaureate. The most important undertaking was the operetta, Bits of Blarney. This was performed by a picked chorus from the two glee clubs. QMUSIC AWARDS For the first time, this your chenille lyres were given to the ten most outstanding music students. These receiving awards are as follows: Harold Teen Dodge Sgphumgre Joyce Smith Senicr Lynne Howard Sgnipr .Althea Geer Senigr Iona Barnell Seninr Mary Jayne Willfcrd Junior Virginia Simmons Junigr Roxana Ray Junior Eleanor Ponnock Junicr Alfred Coolidge Junior CLASS NIGHT I Senior Class Night was held May 15, in the J. C. H. S. gym. Music was furnished by the band und members of the class. After the processionel Rev. Orr guvc the Invocation. After this the achievements of the-class were given by our president, Herbert Turner. The cless history followed this, reed by Mary June McGowan, After the prophesy, reed by Violet Ledford, was the presentation of ewnrds by the teachers. After the class will, by nlthea Geer, Lnd oless poem by Joyce Smith, Rev. Orr gave the Benediction. COVHENCBIENT Commencement was hold at J. C. H. S., May 14, l942. The band plnyed the prelude and processionel, led by Junior President, Marjorie Hazen. The Invocation was given by Rev. Ray Orr, and after this the Snlutetory was given by Ions Burnell. After u duet by Althee Geer and Lynne Howerd, the Vnlcdictory was given by Lynne Howard. Commencement eddress, NEducetion, A Priority,N was given by Dr. L. R. Kilzer, of the University of Wyoming. This was followed by e pieno solo by Ions Bernell, fres- entetion of honors and of the class was given by S. Clay Coy. After this diplomas were presented-by Francis J. Murphy, Pres- ident of' the School Board. September September September September September October 3 October October October October October October November November November November November November November 10 11 20 21 2. 11- 17- 19- 941 26--- 25, 24 s1--- 2-5- 7--- 3--- 9-16 10-- 12-- 15-- -----Boys' and Girls' softball unpr- nn-an It nn- SCHOOL CALENDAR School started. Boys' and Girls! softball games with Hot Sulphur here. Seniors ordered rings. Boys' and Girls' softball games with Hot Sulphur at Hot Sulphur. Boys' and Girls' softball mling High School. games here with Krem- games at Kremmling with Kremmling. ---High School Party and Freshman Initiation. Soft- ball game with Encampment here. End of first six weeks. ---Band Benefit Dance ---Softball games at Encampmcnt. ----------Journalism Social . , 25--Teachers' Convention in Denver. No School. --- ---Freshman Carnival -------Book Week 1 Program concerning tuberculosis at 5:15 p.m. in- cluding movie and talk by county nurse, Mrs. Mattson. -------Speech meeting in Greeley. American Education Week. Armistice Day Program. Grand Lake C. C. C. played Town Team. North Park Parents Teacher Association meeting at High School. O ' Basketball--Boys' first and second teams at Hot Sulphur Springs. x November 18 November 19 November 20 Novembcr 28 November 29 December 6- Docember 12 December 19 Dccomber 25 Junior Play nHcre Comes Charlie.n at high school Sym' End of 2nd six weeks. Thanksgiving vacation. -29 ----- -Journalism meeting in Boulder. ---------Basketball at Krsmmling. First and second toams. ---------Busketball here with Kremmling. Boys' first and second teams. ---------Basketball, Hot Sulphur Springs here. Boys' firs and second teams. Basketball, Encampment hero--boys' first and second teams. ---------Christmas vacation. School out at noon. January 5 ----------- Returned to school after vacation, January 9-- January lO- January SO-51 ------- February 18 February 14 February 17 February 20 February 27 March 2 ---- Merch 13--- March 2O--- March 27--- ---------End of first semester. ---------Boys' played Laramie University High here. Seniors went to Longmont to have pictures taken. Grade school operetta. ---------Basketball, University High, University gyn, Laramie. Junior rings came. End of 4th six weeks period. Senior Carnival. Teachers' Party. Dramutics Club gave three one-uct plays. High School Operotta. Smoker. t April April April April April may May May May May May may May May May May May May 1 2 6 7 8 9 10 ll 1 12 13 14 15 1 .... 2-3-- 1o--- 17-18 24--- Purple M Gold Day. ---------Vacation. ---------Band Concert. -19 ------ Senior Trip ---------Senior Play ---------Visiting day in Walden,Schools. Special program in afternoon. -- ------------- Annual school exhibit. Miss Turner in charge. Track meet in afternoon. ----------Senior exams. -------,-------S9ni0r exams, -announces Seniors chock in books. ---------------Junigr Prom nano: pagan Sophomore Tea and Baccalaureate Service. Pionics Exams for ninth, tenth, and eleventh grades. Junior-Senior Banquet. Exams continued. Senior Class Night Program in the evening. Graduation Exercises. School term is finished. Report cards issued at asm! 'A' ATHLETICS -V- 'l:gN1i.'i !v.Z.':'lY:': Ef.' Ck'l1k1R'35 fZ...7AM1 lRi1 7615239151143 ' 7' ' ' gills' Softball BACK ROW: Althea Geer, Betty Geer, Mary Jane McGowan, Laura Mad- dox, Eileen Blankenship, Marjorie Hazen, Gertrude Braddy. FIRST ROW: Zona Albright, Coach, Mary Jayne Willford, Eleanor Pen- nock, Marilyn Turner, Captain, Ivagene Snow, Edna Marion Smith. i? gifzls 7 aslfetlyall BACK ROW: Betty Geer, Marjorie Hazen, Marilyn Turner, Laura Maddox SECOND ROW: Zona Albright, Coach, Eileen Blankenship, Gerturde Brad- dy, Lynne Howard. FIRST ROW: Althea Geer, Co-Captain: Mary Jane McGowan, Co-Captain oys7 Soffbau BACK ROW: S, Clay Coy, Coach: Roy Eno, Harvey Turner, Roy Ander- son, Gilbert Thompson. FIRST ROW: Raymond Mosman, Delbert Hankins, George Williams, Cap- tain, Murlin Donohoe. Joe Rodriquez, Harold Dodge. 'k oys 7 aqgaskeflaa ll 1 l 1 BACK ROW: Loyd Leatherman, King Burns. SECOND ROW: S. Clay Coy, Coach: Richard Kershner, Roy Eno, Gilbert Thompson, Owen Woodward, Vic Reynolds, Murlin Donohoe, Harold Dodge. FIRST ROW: Donald Emigh, George Williams, Carl Hanson, Herbert Turner, Captain: Harvey Turner, Roy Anderson, Delbert Hankins, Joe Rodriquez. i. 1 GIRLS' SOFTBALL Miss Albright was girls? softball coach this year. captain was chosen, and this captain was Marilyn Turner. Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Octo 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 20 An honorary Summary of Seasons Games Are: Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson County County County County County C o unty High point girls were Laura Maddox and girls both made a total of 12 points. Hi gh Hi gh Hi gh Ili fgh High High 19 Hot Sulphur 9 14 Hot Sulphur 6 1 Kremmling 6 18 Krcmmling 15 24 Encampment 14 16 Encampment 22 Edna-Marian Smith. These GIRLS? BASKETBALL The girls didn't have much chance tor basketball this year for they couldn't get any outside games. Miss Albright was also coach for the basketball team. Honorary captains were chosen, these captains being Mary Jane McGowan and A1- thea Goer. g Girls' basketball games were played wrong the town toam and the boys' second toam. Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson County High County High County High County High Summary of Games Town Town 17 Town Team 11 Boys' Second Team 17 Town Team 9 High point girl for basketball was Betty Geor, with 128 points. Sulphur 21 Krem ling 25 Encampment 50 Krommling 8 Sulphur 17 BOYS' BASKETBALL Walden Walden Walden Walden Walden Encamp ent 20 Walden Uni.,High 9 Walden uni . High 25 Walden The Wildcats had a split and take season this year, winning four out of the eight games played. Herbert Turner, our captain this year, nada the most points made in a single game, which was 22 points. Bud Williams was the high point man for all games Cineluding high schoolj, which was a total of 88 points. Johnny Anderson was second with 81 points. --lp- Sulphur 14 8 BOYS' SOFTBALL Walden Sulphur Walden Krenmling 9 Walden Kremvling 5 Walden Encampment 7 Walden Encanpment 5 Walden The Jackson High Wildcats cane through one of the toughest seasons yet with their heads high. Losing one game out of six starts and handing our age old rivals, Krenmling, a two game lossfwhich they returned very graciously during the basketball season. Murlin Donahoe was high scoring man this year scoring 10 points. Our captain, Bud Williams, an A-l first baseman, only a freshman, has made a great showing this year. f ' .f M 1 '- 1y: Q' - ,. i . : BV 1 ' 1 ' 1 - li is . 1 . . , f Q! .. ,E rg x W 's ' l ,I Z. if Q . 1 D1 5 W ! ' z 1 1 31.5 4:1 IQ 1427 4 FV I' E12 Q1 ui ii 5' ' 'il tl' M - 4 fp. ? LW 1 rf , H1 5 1 1 Hi ,wi 1432 ' 5 , PT Q Y. , llf : gen ' -lui gpilr IM' . X., ' x if A J' X ' Q ., it il 1 :W 7 CLASS OF 1913 June Shippy--Mrs. Murray Speedy. Mildred Chappell--Deceased. CLASS OF 1915 Neil Winscom--Little Rock, Arkansas. Fannie Riggen--Hrs. Fred Collidge,-Walden. Alice Wattenburgh-Mrs. Elmer Howard--Rand. CLASS OF 1916 Bertha Wade--Mrs. Charles Snow--Walden. Helen Chedsey--Mrs. H. H. Howard--Rand. CLASS OF 1917 Lily Winscom--Hrs. Ward Gilbert--Denver. Grace Winscom--Hrs. William Mathewsa-Walden Hazel Donaldson--Letterman Hospital,-San Francisco, California CLASS OF 1922 Erma Hill--Employed in Medical Center--New York City. Marguerite Affolter--Mrs. Irvin Farrell--Sanford, Texas. CLASS OF 1923 . Edith Hill--Mrs. Jack Quinlin--Harmarth, North Dakota. Madeline Affolter--Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. CLASS OF 1924 Lillian Jordan--Mrs. Ray Goodbar--Great Falls, Montana. Evelyn Smith--Mrs. Elmer Brinker--Coalmont. CLASS OF 1925 Raymond LeRoux Harold Hampton Newton Hunter- Hazel Brownlee Albert Fischer CLASS OF 1926 Howard Hampton --Munitions Plant, Denver. --Employed at Flourspar Mine, Walden. Denver. -Hrs. Dick Cornelison--Lance Creek, wyoming --Judge of Larimer County--Fort Collins. --Rancher,4Walden. John Gresham--Munitions Plant--Denver. Frances Mitchell--Mrs. Guy Allard--Fort Collins. Velma Asfalg--Mrs. Clarence Hunter--Cowdrey. Hubert Asfalg--Employed at Red and White Store--Walden. CLASS OF 1927 Agnes Taylor--Mrs. Cecil Arnold--Rand. Frederick Osier--Walden. Herbert Sandal--Livermore. John Bulis--California. CLASS OF 1928 Orville Smith-- 0 Ethel Winseom--Cglifornia. CLASS OF 1950 Everett Edgar--Grand Junction. CLASS OF 1931 1 Victor Hanson Jr.--Rancher-4Halddn, 5 CLASS OF 1932 Ruth Crosby--Mrs. Archie Brownlee--Walden. Alverna Bohlendcr--Mrs. John Mitchell--Denver. Hazel Turner--County Superintendent-Jwalden. Mabel Thorne--Mrs. Virgil Sehelling--Cewdrey. Frances Hanwaring--Mrs. Victor Hqnsen Jr.--Walden. Dorothy Mason--Mrs. Jin1Lbsman--Rand. John Riggcn--Munitions Plant--Denver. John Mitchell--Munitions Plant--Denver. Dun Quigley--Instructor at aitplane school--Denver. Arvid Hanson--Civil Engineerq-Denver. CLASS OF 1955 Wyona Greenly--Mrs. Jack Couch--San Antonio, Texas. Ruth Rogersen--Mrs. Gerald Horan-- Walden. Grace Case--Employed in Red and White Store--Walden. Velma Eno--Telephone operator--Cheyenne, Wyoming. Vera Eno--Nurses training--Washington D. C. Charles Turner--Soil Conservation Corps--Douglas, Wyomin William Simeon Jr.--Rancher--Walden. Loyd Hampton--Rancher-Jwalden. S Paul LeRoux--U. S. Navy Joe Woods--U. S. Army. CLASS OF 1954 Mildred Carlstrom--Denver. Katherine Spencer--Mrs. Jack Smith--Walden. , Robert Anderson--Munitions Plant--Denver. Glen Quigley--U. S. Navy. Carl Ridings--Sawmill--Walden. Paul Greeley--Deceased. CLASS 0F 1935 Julia Peterson--Mrs. Raymond LeRoux--Walden. Bertha Simmons--Hrs. Irvin HcQueory--Coalmont. Ethlyn Groenly--Mrs. Charles Swanson--Walden. Isabel Winscom--Deceased. Glen Anderson--Walden. Victor CarlStrom--Rancher--Waldon. Ross Gantt--Employed by R. D. Ervin--Walden. Jack Simson--Employed at State Fish Hatchery-LWalden CLASS OF 1956 f . Betty Bellairs--Mrs. C. M. Morgans-Walden. Eileen Wood--Hrs. Gone Hawloy,4Walden. Jeanne Hill--Mrs. Kalhoun--Walden. Marian Carlstrom--Lviutrix in Peru. Elma Goer--Hrs. Lloyd Hampton--Walden. David Smith--U. S. Army Air Corps. Lillian Turner--Teacher--Coalmont. Doris Erickson--Teacher--Rodfeather. Margeret McKenzie-mHrs. Douglas Grandee--Denver. Norman Johnson--U. S. Navy. Margaret McNamara--Hrs. Edward Lmnghoff--Walden. CLASS OF 1957 Dorothy Goer--Mrs. Victor Carlstrom-- Walden. Horlo Quigley--U. S. Navy. - Richard Bunn--U. S. Navy Alfred Rodriguez--U. S. Army. William McGowan--U. S. Navy Hedical Corps. Parke Deen--Mrs. Ernie Lnnghoff--Walden. Shirley Johnson--Mrs. Htslv Wilbargerf-Walden. Jean Carlstrom--Aggies--Fort Collins. Ctrl Verner--Rand. Maxine Bell-Qwalden. George Bulis--U. S. National Guard Service. Arden Howell--U. S. Army. 'Mi1dred'Simpson--Mrs. Mildred Philips--Purcell. CLASS OF 1938 Edward Thorne--U. S. Navy. Betty Peterson--University of Wyoming--Laramie. Beulah Uartin--Hrs. Glen Anderson--Walden. Ruth Anderson--Hrs. Kenneth McGraw--Cheyenne, Wyoming. Robert Broinlee--Rancher-4Ualden. CLASS OF 1959 Edith Vcrner--Laramie, Wyoming. Maxine Gear--Hunitions Plant--Denver. ' Myron Whiting--Mountain States Telephone Companyu-Grand Junction William McNamara--Colorado School of Mines--Golden. Henrietta Eno--Cheyenne, Wyoming. John Hallon--U. S. Navy. Donald Wemslcy--Ranch--Coalmont. Pearl Larson--Denver. CLASS QF 1940 Charles Emigh--Rancher--Jalden. Frances Yartin--Hrs. Everett Elkins--Walden. Ruth Mosman--Hunitions Plant--Denver. Ira UcCasland--Farming--Fort Collins. Billie Martin--U. S. Navy Hedioal Corps. Ida Beth Thorne--Hrs. Russell Crowder--Walden. Thomas Collidge--Denver. Elennor Smith--Cheyenne, Hyoming. CLASS OF 1941 Enid HcGrew--Denver. Pat HcHamsru--Denver. Joyce Higbeo--Telephone operator--Walden. Lorraine Fennock--Laramie, Wyoming. Leroy Smith--Lowry Field--Denver. Bob Simson--Rancher--Walden. Kent: Blevins--University of Wyoming--Laramie. Richard Yuglow--Denver. HIJMDIQ if ADVEIQTISING i 4-., , ' 1. ITT- S ' 4.. . ,.- '. . ..' ' K ' ' GE '-' 'Z . f,.f' ,,. 4' ll.. ., . '- .. - A . ... -.' 'Z-1 y , b V - ' J ' QV- -' .7 . Q ev D . . ,hw -..,., .-.. . -. . . , I KN. ,,, , - - - . 4- -Ann - ' 'I . S' 4' A: ,.. 1 4 7 . -',t- - 4. ... -4 -A.--- ,.Y... .0 .Ab , . .- h ' ,- ' ., .,, . ,T f . V, . 4 . - . , ' - Q -- , ' 's ' ..... , ' - s .k W.-. .V ., , . ,cya wx A .5 ,--2.'.'.w.,. .:. .. -a fn, xl . I . Q ,, - I Y . I A., ,'.-,.. ,-. ,... -. ..f, ,v: 1 1 - ..,-.-.,,, .015 ,- y..,,,, 2 9. V . :L x cgiuclenf Life anaemia i.. and gzofzill Qavk THE CONNOR HOTEL Laramie Wyoming First class rooms ----- moderate rates dining room ----- public garage Burlington Bus Depot Deb and Shirley, who were evidently very much in love, entered a crowded street car. nDo you suppose we can squeeze in herc?n asked Deb, looking doubtfully at Shirley's blushing face. ' nDon't you think, dear, we had better wait until we get home?N was the low embarrassed reply, from Shirley. G O O D W I S H E S to the Seniors and the entire school faculty. S T A R T H E A T E R Mr. k Mrs. R. D. Ervin E ALBANY NATIONAL our Friendly Ban aramie, Wyoming ' C O L O I A D O H O T E L A. L. Smith, Broprietor Comfortable Rooms at Comfortable Rates European Plan . . Homelike Hospitality Street Cars Nos. 6 and 40 at Union Station Stop at Hotel Door Half block from Bus Depot Phone KE-2391 17th Street at Tremont Denver NORTH PARK COMMUNITY CHURCH Ray E. Orr, Minister attend Church Sunday Lynne: Did you hear about one of the enemy aliens the F. B. I. rounded up?u Marge: No, what about him? Lynne: He had arms up his sleeves. THE JACKSON COUNTY STAR North Parlds Family Newspaper L. Clark Varner, Editor NORTH PARK ABSTRACT and SECURITY Ol.f:'ANY Bob M.--Did you kiss Bonne Rolland--No. After taking I had done enough Rub-a-dub Three men Jean last night? .her to a show and dance, I thought for her. tiki dub in a tubg Unsanitary, wusn't it? .,. Fruits On-The-Hill -15 Miles South of Loveland Colorado- DERBY-H11.L QMKET We Grow Our Own Citrus Fruit at Edinburgh, Texas 5 x --- -.-- Q------,----- 5 E ------Vegetables NORTH PARK CLEANERS O. D. ENO Best nSatisfaction is Guaranteedn Quality Liquors Harry Woolbert Prop. Walden, Fhone Walden, Colo. 18 Colorado Eleanor: nSometimes you seem so manly and at other times ab surdiv effeminate. Why is that?n Ray: nThat's heredity. You see, half my ancestors were men and the other half women.n WANTED when considering RAW FURS Ship Me Your Furs For Full Market Value NShip by Busn also RABBIT SKINS my YOUNG Ku SON LAPOPTE, cow. TRANSPORTATION Consult LARAMIE, NORTH PARK E WESTERN RAILROAD CO. M RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY Dependable Service All the Year. C. J. Olnby, Agent THE BEST WISHES DEBERRY'WHOLESALE AND CANDY AND TOBACCO CONTINUED SUCCESS From LOTELL-MOORE USUPRENE LINE HARDWLRE CO. OF GOODSH Electrical Appliances Plumbing A Heating Sheet Metal LARAMIE VW UNI N G Fort Collins, Colorado A - ,- , - 1-E'-1 DEEEESPONES Gallstone--Esther Emma Luben Tombstone--King C. Burns Blarneystone--Delbert kortius Hankins Sandstone--Carl Benbow Aunson Grindstone--Marion Lynne Howard Soapstone--Victor Leroy Reynolds Y , ,.,-J- , , ,, , G n S A N D O I L POP and 1cf,NonY GROCFIRIWS and MEATS EVERYTHING You 'fi-.uwz Q-.-1--.11 Phone O5 F 5 Sid Harris Prop. Hebron Store C A R L O S C. C A S E THE MOUNTAIN GARAGE Phone Garage 79 RED AND WHITE STGRE Phone Store 2 E L K H O R N C A F E We serve nothing but the best of liquors, wines and soft drinks. The place where all North bark is Welcome! 5 Louise Burt, Prop. Walden, Colorado WALDEN SERVICE STATION T, K. Howard, Prop. Gas .......-- Oil Accessories uService With a Smilen Phone 754W 'Walden if 'n-1' ' FRESH FRUITS AND VEGATABLES Full Line of QUALITY'GROCERIES Hklklkiklkik WALDEN CASH STORE W. H. Schmidt, Proprietor Cash and Carry Phone 4 Open Sunday--5-6 P.M. U Senior advice to Freshmen: Don't worry if your lot is hard And your rewards are fewg Remember once the mighty oak Was once a nut like you! we have the lnrgest.sto musical instruments and T ck of? sup- plies in this territory. See our large stock of instruments, pianos, ru and combinations. Your Conplete Music Sto Band I dios, 6 W. H. CONNORS CO. I. , a Ph. 4006--218 Ivenson,L rmnb Your ulwuys welcome at UNIVERSITY FILLING STATION NService You Cen Trustn Center of Laramie We never close Phone 2918 Laramie 1 f o For The Best Meats Want the Best Food?? and Groceries Quick Service and a Big Smi1e?? X! Good Coffee!! Shop at the Park Market Walden, Colorado Then try the'Walden Cafe!! nBest Eats in Townn one 55 O. G. Huston Propg phono 94 i Ted Martin Prop. 1 1 4 . Miss Strong: Nwhy don't you answer mc?H King Burns: UI didf I shook my hcad.n Miss Strong: uDon't expect me to hour your head rattle clear up here, do you?n ' 'W' A L L A R D D A I R Y Cream and Milk delivered to your door. Cottage Choose on Todncsdays and Sundays. x Butter and Butter Milk on order. Telephone O21-F5 Walden Colorado Congratulations Timely Clothes Seniors A Tovm-Country Sportswear CREAMER Shirts BARBER SHG? Stetson Hats Your Friendly Barber Hen's'Wear Walden, Colorado LARAHIE, WYO. They set on the porch at midnight, Their lips were tightly prcssedg The Hold mann gave the signal, The bulldog did the rest. l Visit Your New DR, A, R, OLSEN Snooker Perl or wbptofnetrist Located On Main Street 207 Ivinson Ave. Lindsey Coe---krop. Laramie 'Wyoming -4,- , R 0 D E O PARLDE September 5 R 6, 1942 T W O B I G D A Y S C o m m e r c i a 1 C 1 u b C a l f S a 1 e PRIZES FOR ALL PLACE ENTRIES Members Jackson County Purebred Hfrcford 4-H Club Patty Carlstrom Gloria Davis Lester Dwinell Frank E. Dwinell Helen Hanson Ethel Haworth Francis Haworth Joe McGowan Mable Lavern Rich Neil Reams Harold Hanson Members Jackson County 4-H Sheep Club Max Riley Pat Riley Walter C. Iigis All rodeo receipts for war relief. All prizes to be paid in War Bonds or Stamps I, P L A N N O W T O A T T E N D T H E R O D E O NORTH PARK FAIR AND RODEO ASS'N. W A L D E N C O L O R A D O 1' , .,,, ,4,,r1 - -5- I-Y-N 'H H ,,..- -v T H E C O L L A M E R B R O T H E R S.. W 1 s h t o t h a n k e i r m a n y N o r t h P a r k f r 1 e n f o r t h e i r p a t r o n a g e L F O R T G O L L I N S They sat together, worked to- gether, all semester long, Played together, strolled to- gether, happy as a song. They cramwed together, flunk- ed toguhter, and then won- dered what was wrong- T H E M A R R M I N E Best coal in North Park! Delivery Service Phone 82-W George M. Barnell, Manager Walden . Colorado Jackson County Implement Company Machinery and Supplies Walden, Colo. N. G. Belleirsl J Mana ger s F. C. Usier D Hwnel7 M1-.c ' T H E B O O T E R Y The latest styles combined with comfort at popular prices Laramie, Wyo. oy. len t it wonderful how Mother Nature gets a fluff little chicken out of an ogg?u Joyce: nl think it's wonderfuller how she gets im in.u Shirley: It's raining ents and dogs outside. Eileen: Yep--I just stepped into u poodle. CHEDSEY HOTEL Clean Rooms South Main Street John Chedsey Phone 28-W Y Wm. For The Best in RECREATION Go To The Walden Bowling Alley! vklklk Doner, Proprietor A. T. MG Lane HARNESS AND SHOE REPAIRIIXTG SHUI' Walden Colorado CLOTHING STETSOI-I HATS COWBOY SUPPLIES We dress you, also your horse F. M. LIGHT 6: SONS Steamboat Springs, Colorado 1412? nJulian, said Mary Jane Mc, the new-rich mistress of the mansion, HB6 sure to mash the peas thoroughly.u nwhat ma'am9n exclaimed the puzzled maid. hush the peas? nYes, I say, mash the peaso. It makes my husband very nervous at dinner to have them rull off his knife.n SPORTLIAN ' S SU'l'l LY STORE Glenn Ledford Vance Richardson nEverything for the Out door Suzan Walden, Colo . Phono 70 FOR Portraits of your Friends Stop at .the H. B. LINK STUDIO LONG! YONT , COLORADO 57' 1 1 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1.942 GPJIDUATES OF OUR COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Q-.-.4--.-.1.n M. 1' . CLOONAN A . G. KEITHLY Ja As 11. G. MAINE FLOIQENCIZ f. . WILKI NS L. F. IIITCHIILL JOHN FEZTISRSON WM. SIMPSON JOHN STEEHTCNS HAZEL TURNER COUNTY OFFICIALS ,, A, Best Wishes For GROCERIES Good Wealth GAS ---- ------- OIL Drink Hampton's Milk Quick Service! For Health rklklklkvk H. E. Hampton Jack Hoskinson Proprietor Phone O18-F2 Gould, Colorado Violet: Some of the eggs they call 'strictly fresh' are worse than that--they are actually impudent.u The younger generation is alike in many disrespects T H E M I D W E S T C A F E nBest Food In Wyomingn Service ----- Quality- ---- Price A Laramie, Wyoming CONGRATULLTIONS SLNIORS FIRSTTLTIAN L BHK of Laramio, Myoming Doing businoss with tho poopl+ of North Fark - since tho ytnr 1875 Deposits Insurod, Fed ral Doposit Insurnnoo nssociation Frosh: Uhy do tho Soniors Wear caps and gowns nt com- moncomcnt? Soph, So thvy nny sloop during tho ouromony. T H H N O R T H P A R K FISH and Gf1'TI1 5 S S O C I 1 T I O N Maldon, Jackson County, Colorado Bndouvors to Promote and Consorvc thc lild Life of our Community f ' 4 Walden Holding and Repair Shop Mobil Oil Q Hobil Gns Gonorol nutonobilo Ropairing UELDING SIRVICD Brin in our disabled vacuum olonnors A 1 I Toustorsg in fact anything that noods r pairs. Earl Young, Loohunic with 15 yours oxporiunco in the best garngos in Denver! lbs. Grooly, Funngor dPhOno 574i .,. M R S. G R I B L Y S B E n U T Y S H O P Larcolling, Finger Iuvinq, Facials, Shumpooing, Pornmnont Waving foaturing tho fnnous Leno Krone '.'Iav,:, both Logflmino and gmohinoloss. nlso Fc turing the VOR-ART Mako-up Walden, Colorado Phono 37 1211113 ll T H E G R E S H A M H O T E L and C O R R n L R O O H S Wish you hapiiness and success 11. and Hrs. Bert Quinn A school rnnual is quite an in- vention??????? The school gets all the fane??9?9 The printer gets all the money, .nnd the staff gets all the blame. Here's to the Seniors! nnd to Jackson County High!! Like C H E V R O L E T 1 Thcy've Won their place-- Thoy'll win their race-- Leaving othexs high and dry. nllard Garage Phone 105 Emigh's Villuge Inn Central Service Station Good Rooms Standard froducts Lt Tires Repaired Rcusonublc Rricos Runchcrsg To Dolivcrltg Curl Hxnscn, Igr. J. 'hOI1C S4 Allene Euigh Euton, frop. Lhonc 53 Holden Golcrudo Mr. Smith: nHow is it thnt you fuilcd in one subject at school?u Jackie: NI hud an nbsont-minded tcnchcr und he forgot to pass 1 me . Judge: nhrrcstcd for speeding, I seo.n Deb: nBut, Your Honor, I'n L student in Jackson County . nHi Sh ' ' .- . ,. u E. R. Thornc's Gcnurul Merchandise Gas und Oil Eat at Hrs. Thornc's Lunch Room Cowdrcy, Colorudo jhonc O12-F11 Stop nt Cowdrcy vv an-:inn Hazel MaoC Trade With N O R T H F A R K P H A R M A O Y A N D M O S M A N S T O R E The Best In Everything ul1um.Tuylor Prop lst Fresh--Your book is smaller than mine. 2nd Fresh--Yeh, I've Read a lot out of mine. H O R T H P A R K J A T I O N A L F A R M L O A H A S S O C I A T I O N Organized 1919 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLAS HERB MiLRSl'IiaLL DILLON DONOHOE GENE HATILEY TIJfLLIA.Li HILL HERB HILL EARL CREATESR THE S OF 1942 ARCHIE MAINE PHIL CLTJHENS CARLOS C. CASE FLOR E24 CE 'IIILK INS HEILOLD SCHETIDT LXLLIILN' IIITCEZELL CITY OFFICIALS L I. R Q- ff I E FURNITURE CO. 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