Keenesburg High School - Skipper Yearbook (Keenesburg, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1949 volume:

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KTNL L,.J i- SENIOR CLASS HISTORY IN SEPTEHSER 1945, A CREW or MIDSHIPHEN BOARDED A SHIP TO BEGIN A FOUR-YEAR voYAGE DOWN THE RIVER EDUCA' TION, ON THE FIRST LAP or OUR JOURNEY WE WERE UNDER THE LEADERSHIP or CAPTAIN RAHSEYER. BEGINNING OUR SECOND YEAR WE WERE CALLED TOGETHER BY DUR SAME LEADER, WHO GAVE US INSPIRATIDN AND LEADERSHIP WHILE WE DRIPTED ovER THE RAPIDS or 1946-1947. A SIG SUCCESS or THAT YEAR CAME WHEN WE GAVE 'GRANDPAIS TwIN SlSTER.' AS IT CAME THE YEAR '47-'48, WE AGAIN GAINED A NEW LEADER, COMMANDER MADONNA, wHD LED US THROUGH MUCH STRIPE AND HAROSHIP. ONE or oUR GREATEST ACHIEVEMENTS THAT YEAR wAS 'FDR PETE'S SAKE.' YES, THE SKIPPERS PROSPERED IN THE YEAR '47-IAS, AND SAILIN WAS SMOOTH IN THE WATERS OF THE RIVER EDUCATION, AS OUR LAST AND FINAL YEAR ARRIVED-'THE ONE WE HAD wAITED FOR so MANY YEARS--WE WERE THRILLED WITH THE ANTICIPATION THAT THE END or oUR TRAINING WAS NEAR. HERE WE MET wITH A VERY GREAT LEADER, ADMIRAL YOUNG, WHO LED Us GALLANTLY OVER THE WATEREALLS TO QUIET WATERS, BUT ALAS: MUCH EXCITEMENT HAS TAKEN PLACE, A GAR- NIVAL wAS HELD WITH oUR FELLOWvSWABBIES THE JUNIORS HELP- ING, ALSO OUR PLAY AND PIGTURES, OH: BUT NOW IT SEEMS WE MUST ANcHoR GUR SHIP AND TRAVEL BY LAND--THIS JOURNEY TO BE GUR LAST BEFORE oUR PLATOON BREAKS UP AND EACH SKIPPER TAKES COMMAND or HIS owN SHIP. AGAIN A GREAT BODY OF WATER WAS SIGHTED, AND WE FLOATED FROM THE HARBOR OF' GRADUATION INTO THE SEA OF LIFE WHERE WE ARE AT LAST PREPARED FOR THE TIDES AND GALES STILL BEFORE US. i.S is 1 I I X X In xe . 3: X xx .VX I X I , I J I s'. I if X 7 I A-N-N'fg:!!.l,4F, d,,f-' 9' SENIOR CLASS WILL , THE ENIOR GLASS OF ' 9 w SH TO PASS ON SOME OUR WELL KNOWN AND UNFORGETTABLE CHARACTERISTICS TO THE LOWER GLASS OF CLASSMEN ED IS WITH CLY w L N T H HIS QUIET AND BASHFUL wAYS, NEXT NATALIE WISHES TO wILL HER BEAUTIFUL ALTO VOICE T0 MARY ELLEN DALE A ICE MEIER DOESN'T INTEND TO KEEP HER AMBER HAIR SE VERY LONG, so SHE, WILLED IT TO MABLE WA KIN , AND ALSO HER HOLLYWOOD SMILE TO NOLA VOGT OHARO DECIDED HE'D I L H INGENIUS MECHANIC IDEAS TO EDNA BOWLES, ALSO HIS ABILITY TO PLAY THE PIANO TO MARY ANN WFNGETT JEAN REMARKED SHE WAS GETTING TIRED OF HER GORGEOUS BLACK HAIR SD SHE WILLED IT TO DONNA SMITH IVAN DECIDED HE,D wILL HIS HEIGHT TO DONALD LEE B L AND HIS BLOND NAVY HAIR TO CHESTER BAKER MAE wILLS HER SPARKLING LAUGH TO CLARA GURTLER AND WANTS HER TO USE IT TO GOOD ADVANTAGE SPECIAL INTERPRETATION OF How A FELLOW SHOULD O STEADY TO BILL BEVERSTOCK LDA SAID SHEPD w L ABILITY TO PLAY vOLLEY BALL TO BARBARA JOHNSTON LL, JOHN, JOHN, THE PI INV , 9 w ALL HIS GIRL FRIENDS TO CLAUDE ARNOLD AND HOPES HE TREATS THEM AS HELL AS JOHN HAS QHIRLEY JAKEL WILLS HER OHARHING PERSONALITY TO OUR WELL KNOWN POET, JANET ZWEIFEL S E HOULD E A WIT PERSON NOW' LVIN NARA JUST BECAME T E SOLE DARYL ARN0LD'S HEARTY BASS LAUGH SHIRLEY NORRISH WILLS HER vIvAOIoUS PEP AND WONDER FUL SCHOOL SPIRIT T0 CLAUDIA HARTSHORN LAST BUT NOT LEAST, COMES HAYNE BAKER, I O SAID HE'D WILL HIS SKILL AS A BASKET BALL PLAYER TO GALEN BOWLES,,A STAR PLAYER OF THE FUTURE Now THE SENIOR GLASS DIDNUT WANT ANYONE T0 FEEL BADLY, SO THEY ALL GOT TOGETHER AND DECIDED THEY WOULD WILL ALL THE MARKED UP DESKS, AND THEIR OLD OHEWED BUBBLE GUM TO ALL THE REST OF THE UNNENTIONABLES SHIRLEY NORRISH 1-s fl' f'NN L-J 'Q L WE S Q , I . OF ffga S FR OUR FIRST HEIR, I DE I Ll G O IH I I L RI ' T 5 RI TIL IS AL EL Now AS FOR KENNETH SHAKLEE, HE WANTS TO WILL HIS ,X G 3 X VE FL HER WE PP S SON SAID HE D ILL I ' 4 C' . H S B TY CA H HEIR or ' VH X UP fx --I 'U I I I I7 fl O3 4 Je: S ,E ii'- 3 'Q f I J' SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY LOOKING FORWARD INTO MAY 1959, I FIND MYSELF, THAT is FAMOUS '1-2-3 BEND' GIRL wHO WAS ADVOCATING A NEW RE- S DUOING EXERCISE FOR THOSE WITH EXCESS AVOIROUPOIS, AT THE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT READY TO TAKE A ROUND THE WORLD FLIGHT IN THE 'REUNION', THE PRIVATE PLANE OF THE GLASS OF 19Q9, , I THE TAKE-OFF WAS DELAYED BECAUSE THE FIELD HAD T0 BE OLEARED WHEN ALICE MEIER, WHILE GIVING FLYING INSTRUC- TIONS, LOST CONTROL OF HER PLANE AND HAD ORAOKED UP WHILE TRYING TO LAND. FORTUNATELY NONE wERE HURT. I ASKED ALICE WHY SHE NEVER MARRIED AL. SHE SAID THAT SHE COULDN'T LET MARRIAGE INTERFERE WITH SUCH A FINE CAREER AS FLYING. 0 SOON AFTER LEAVING DENVER, THE 'REUNIONH HAD SOME I V TROUBLE WITH THE ENGINE AND MADE A FORCED LANDING NEAR I HAYES, KANSAS. SINCE REPAIRS REQUIRED SEVERAL HOURS, I WENT TO A NEARBY FARMHOUSE TO WAIT. TO MY SURPRISE, I X FOUND NONE OTHER THAN UARYL ARNOLD, AT HOME WITH HIS X BEAUTIFUL WIFE. DARYL OwNED A VERY LARGE WHEAT AND ,QL CATTLE FARM AND HE SAID THAT HE EXPECTED TO MAKE A 9' I MILLION THE NEXT YEAR. X, I AT LAST THE PLANE wAS REPAIRED, AND SOON I REACHED ,jf CHIOAGO. SINCE IvAN DALE, THE NEW 'WALTZ KINGN, wAS I PLAYING AT THE PALMER HOUSE, I DECIDED TO STOP OVER IN TOWN FOR A DAY AND VISIT HIM. HE TOLD ME HE wAS VERY HAPPY, AND WAS ENGAGED TO SOME RICH SOCIETY GIRL. LOOK- ING AT THE MEMBERS OF THE ORCHESTRA, I SAw THAT THE FAMOUS VOOALIST AND PIANIST WAS OUR OLD GLASSMATE RICHARD BEATTY. HE TOLD ME HE USED HIS SPARE TIME BY TEACHING BALLET AND INVENTING NEW CHEMICALS FOR DOCTOREINSTEIN, A FEW MINUTES HOP FOUND THE 'REUNION' AT A HANGAR IN NEW YORK CITY, BEING CHECKED OVER AND REFUELED FOR A NONSTOP TRANSANTLANTIO FLIGHT. MY FIRST DESIRE IN THE me CITY wAS SOME FLOWERS, SO GOING UP FIFTH AVENUE, I STOPPED AT A QUAINT LITTLE FLOWER SHOP. HERE TO MY GREAT SURPRISE, ARRANGING FLOWERS FOR HER HUSBAND, BILL, WAS X NATALIE ZWIEFEL. I ASKED HER How SHE LIKED NEW YORN fx SHE SAID SHE LIKED IT BUT SHE GOT LOST ONOE IN A wHILE SINCE NEW YORK wAS A LITTLE BIGGER THAN KEENESBURG. I , Qx f I L ffqxs. 7 Qj OJ - ?i ,Ei , vryafii gr . ,, :ZW ., .. -f ,, ' 3. K vhrm A ,. 'Qll '8:':i-.t iQ., f-f YT' v 'z - - A it p WY - - 4- JDK- -US., Dune Galer Ewges Dorstny Morrow . ---6, f-. C. .zeir -2523 ww-.53-if-5.r Reporter Q22-S5 fqoffo w ,XJ The Efevafgv To QSLLCCCSS ,Zami Fwnnrng Tiffi 7716 EICBJYS :Lx 'arf' 4 Q 'B 7 1',' Q Y was ' ' K ' Y? I Q 5 .f y -4. V Q , Z rg ' I , , A' ' I 5 . 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' i I 9 Louise Harris 4.4 .-'tif' Davli Rau '!,f I 5' Q 'Fw C.. 1 XX f X K Ie-ri: Zweifsl f- Q., WQEWP ,, V1 1 STELLA ARNOLD-------- JACQUELINE BENTON GLENN BELL ----------- GALEN BOWLES --------- VERLA BOwLEs --------- MARY ELLEN DALE ---f-- RICHARD DOWDY -------- DOLLEY UUFFIELD ----- - ROBERT GRAYBILL ------ WILLIAM GRAYBILL ----- LOUISE HARRIS -------- duov laaoTsoN -------- CAROLYN KRAUSE ------- LLOYD MILLER --------- DOROTHY MoRROw--- DONALD HULL ------'--- FAYRENE MUSE --------- DONALD NORRISH ------ - DAVID RAU ------------ WILLIAM SARcHET------ DONALD ScHuIDT---o--- BRUCE SLOAN ---------- DONNA SMITH ---------- NANCY THOHASON ------- .4 ? FRESHMAN CLASS EYES ---- - ---------- ----DALLASS TEXAS SHILES -------------- --------- -JACKIE TEASE--a--n-----a-u-- 'DING DONG BELL LONG LEGS------- ---- ------------PETE SHQRTY-----------------------T5RMIT5 LONG HAIR------- ----- ----GOLDY LOCKS DRAwL--------- .-.. ----------RIQH D09 PLEASINGLY PLUMP an-enpa-anCOAL MINER CUTg--------------------------C0gp55 PEE WEE-'--------------------PENQUIN PERSONALITY-------------------CHDNKY TOMBQYQQQ---1--Q----Q NEATNEss---- ---- ----- '---JUDY CANOvA ----CANDY MOUSE BASHEUL-------'Q-------PIOKLE PICKER 30y3-------------------- .....- ---DQT FAT ------------------ DON MONKEY MULL BLUSHINO ------------------- ---MOOSEY SPEEDY ------------ ----- SENATOR SNORT CLOWN --------- --------------- --SCREW CURLEY HAIR---------- Ng 5gY..-.,--........-- ----QSWEETSTICK ---- ---- ------PARROT SWEET PETUNIAS- ----------- - ---- MOSSY BLgNDgg-------------- ----------DUNNY FRIENOLYNEss---------------TouBSTONE Q 5 I X., 5 I If I Sf?- 3' X SX N f NQLA V0QT------------CUTg------------ -----4--NQQDLES LOIs WELTON-'--------CHEERFULNESS-----------'-'-----'LOIE h DAVID ZwggfgL--------BRAgN5------------------- ..... --ZEKE Tx Aff Y, . ,,,f '!jA 'N-. QI JJ 7 ff, 9' AFTER A GOOD NIGHT'S REST AT THE HOTEL NEW YORKER, I CLIHBED INTO THE CABIN' OF THE nREUNION', NOTHING BUT THE BEST wOULD DO FOR ME, SO I ENGAGED WAYNE BAKER, AN ACE FLYER, T0 PILOT THE PLANE ON ITS NONSTOP FLIGHT T0 LONDON. WAYNE TOLD ME THAT HE HAD BEEN DOING SOME TRIGK FLYING FOR THE CORNEY CIRGUS, BUT DECIDED HIS GENIUS wAS GOING T0 wASTESO HE BEGAME A REGULAR PILOT. THE 'REUNIONIS' NEXT STOP WAS PARIS WHERE I, NATURALLY BEING INTERESTED IN CLOTHES, NISHED TO SEE THE LATEST FASHIONS. I WAS DIRECTED TO THE STUDIOS OF 'ADRlAN', WHERE I SAW MY BEST GIRL FRIEND, VELDA BURGESS, MODELING HIS LATEST CREATIONS OF 1959 OVER TELEVISION, VELDA HAD JUST HEARD FROM JIMMY BEGGBNG HER T0 COME BACK AND MARRY HIM, ANOTHER SHORT TRIP TOOK THE 'REUNION' T0 ROME, WHERE I HAD A SHORT CHAT WITH SHIRLEY JAKEL IN HER SPACIOUS STUDIO. SHIRLEY WAS STUDYING ART UNDER THE GREAT GRAND- SON OF LEONARDO DE VINCI. SHE DECIDED SHE wAS AI LITTLE HOMESICK FOR HER BOYFRIEND, EDDIE. SHE SAID THAT SHE THOUGHT THAT TEN YEARS WAS LONG ENOUGH TO KEEP HIM WAITING, SO SHE PACKED HER GLOTHES AND CAME ALONG. OF COURSE, WAYNE HAD TO SEE THE AUTO RACES AT ROME, SO WE WENT TO SEE THEM. TO OUR SURPRISE, JOHN PIPPIN BROUGHT HONORS TO THE GLASS OF 1949 BY WINNING THE RAGE IN HIS TRAILBLAZING RACER, 'THE NEw PEPPBN SPEADSTER'. , THE NEXT STOP OF THE 'REUNION' wAS AT CALCUTTA, INDIA. WAYNE, SHIRLEY, AND I HAD A VERY PLEASANT TIME THERE VISITING JEAN ROCHFORO, wHO WAS GETTING MATERIAL FOR HERH NEW BOOK, 'RAISINS OF MIRTH'. WE BROUGHT THE GOOD NEWS TO JEAN THAT HER LAST NOVEL, 'OF CATS AND WOMEN' HAD BEEN GHOSEN AS THE 195A PULITZER PRIZE NOVEL. ' DESPITE THE HAZARDOUS WEATHER, THE 'REUNION' wAS PILOTED TO LOS ANGELES AFTER GOMPLETING A Snx WEEKS TOUR IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES. GLAD TO GET OUR FEET ON SOLID GROUND AGAIN, WE CHECKED IN AT THE AMBASSADOR HOTEL FOR A LITTLE REST. OF GOURSE SHIRLEYBS AND MY MIND TURNED TO STYLE AND BEAUTY SO WE MADE A VISIT TO 'SHIRLEYIS SALON' IN THE AMBASSADOR. WE FOUND OUT THAT SHIRLEY WAS NONE P' I X., 51 X A. 9.Xmx xr X I - 'X X I X 7 ,. AZT I I Q JZ: 2. ' L.. T fiw5iT Ai. .f- OTHER THAN SHFRLEY NORRISH, ouP LTTTLE TELEPHONE OPERA' TDR AT KEEHESEURG. SHE EAS RDA FAMOUS F99 HER Hiw TYPE PERBANENT WAVE RHTQH HAD saws DYER Das WITH THE MASCU' f LTHE DUETDHERS. A , FDR THE HExT DAY HE PLANNED A SHORT JAUNT TO CATALTHA TSLAND. A UPON LEAVTHD Lows BEACH: WE WERE AHAZED TO ETH: CLYDE JUFFEELD, A FDRHER NAVY HAH, CAPTATR or THE CATALINA ExcuRs:oH soAT. CLYDE TOLD us THATHE HAD DEER HARRTED THREE TTHEE, HE AERED HIM JHY sc OFTEN, ARD HE EATD THAT HE LTYED TDD CLOSE TO HoLLYw:oD. THE THQEE OF us LSFT LATE IN THE AFTERHGDH TO KEEP A DTNHER ENGAGEMENT AT KEHHETH 3HAKLEE'S DUDE RANCHO, JUST THE RTDHT PLACE EDR THE EccEHTRnc AND RTDH. EE FOUND OUT THAT KENNETH HAD :JUST RECEIVED H!S FINAL DECREE PAPERS OF DIVORCE FROM MARGARET CQBRIEN. HE HAD CHARGED .1- ga ! W? Hou-EUPPDRTA-EARGARET DHLY HADE 35606 A WEEK. THERE ARE I RUUOR5 THAT KEHHETH PLANS ANOTHER uATRzHoH1AL ADVENTURE ' AS HE HAS BEEN SEEN FREQUENTLY NITH GYPSY ROSE LEE, UPON ARRiVZHG AT THE KEEREEBURG ATRPDRT, THE L Af' 'REUHTDH' HAD FTNTEHED A RECORD BREAKING TRTP. I HAD KR3 SEEN ALL or THE HEHDERS or THE 'CLASS OF 19292 ANU HAD ' A BRDDEHT EACH TWO sr THEM. HE ALL AGREED IT HAD DEER A 0 VERY HAPPY AND EVEHTFUL ADYEHTURE AND THAT THE MEMBERS or ff THE 'CLASS or 1949' WERE STILL MAKING H1ET:PY. T --MAE DAwKxHS-- x T XX 1 5 1 I 9 Uv' Z x' ovodirxd 6 X xof' Class Mafia f uF 0 5 y A6445 oQ'y fa Sv HJ, F raver A 0 fig! Q5 '50 f Gs' kim Q Fred Heaeer Bill IDPFUV Dcrothy Kilmer Edna Bowles President Vice PTBIQ Sect.-Tres Reporter 414. Ehgrlefy Ecwies Clara Gurtler' y,,,,,,.. Bar Llp? Gaylord Marrow Calvin Kiera ff ? 5 Lyle anim um smith Jw Vogt ROL' 'ffff ' Y Chester Bake r John Hellmuth Dc rothy Price , 1 .JI ' ., --,Av 10' ' x 'O H Lmella Zgxrkelzar. 4 Y .B I fs- A I Y qff W lf' ? JUNIOR CLASS CHARACTER SKETGHEOOK CHESTER BAKER --------------- --- ------ Lows LEGS AND FRECKLES DALE GRAY---- ---------- ----- ------- ABILITY TO ALWAYS ANSWER BOB KIPP ----- e-------e- ------- ---- OVERSIZED HANDS AND FEET BILL UORROW --------------------- ---- ATTRACTION TO THE GIRLS GAYLoRo HORROWff ------------------------------ DESIRE TO EAT FRED HESSER ------ 5 ------- ATHLETIC ABILITY AND HIS 'TONIYS ' MAX SuITH ---- ---S ---------------------- S ---- 'POLITE MAHNERS CALVIN NARA-A-4-- ------------------------ -- ------ ---SHYNESS JOHN HELLHUTH ---------------- - ------------ SWELL PERSONALITY Rav Vosr ----------------- --BLQND GURLY HAIR AND BLUE EYES Don VoeT---f--5--5 LYLE SMITH- ---- --- ------------------------------,-QUTE GRIN -------,-----------NQISINESS AND R50 HAIR CLARA GUQTLER------------------------------5LAVE TO FASHION SH'gLEy BQWL53-------------------------------------TALLNESS KATHRYN BEVERSTQCK LuELLA ZIuBELuAN-- BARBARA JOHNSTON-- EDNA BowLES ------- DOROTHY KILuER----- v---------------v---------DRIVING ABILITY ucdvldw'0'0l'0l PSIDEUSPLITTING LAUGHTER --------------HER ATTRAcTIoN FOR LONGHONT -----4--.--A---------------HER BLOND HAIR -g-g .......... ..--.----- -Q--HER NEATNESS ii IL irc? flll Q S I x I I ,fl AZ 5 iw Z Q I ff? 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' E ,, ,,,, fx 7 W -gn I gf A I f A f 5 I SOPHOMORE CLASS THE SOPHOHORE CLASS or KEENESBURG HIGH, TWENTY-ONE MEMBERS OLD AND NEW, SDHE ARE BOLD AND SOME ARE SHY, I ESPECIALLY DONALD, TO Us AND You. Now BOB AND BILL ARE TALL AND SLIM, WHILE CLAUDIA IS SHORT AND LEAN, CHUCK AND DEAN APE FULL or vzu, AND PLAY ON THE FOOTBALL TEAM, 0 JIM, CECIL, MABLE, BEV. AND DDN, Hd CTI-IE ONE THAT'S SURNANED BELLQ AND ALSO JIM QARLILE AND CDN, IN STUDIES sTRIvE QUITE HELL. X I' BETTY, DDRIS, RACHEL AND EDDIE, px I X CHARLES, MARY, CLAUDE AND JANET, .I ARE EIGHT PEOPLE ALWAYS READY, A ALL ARE :Rom AN EAPTHLY PLANET, ff WE'VE UENTIONED ALL IN THIS POEM, THQT ARE UN OUR CLASS, X WEVVE ALL TRIED TO MAKE A SHOWIN', I Evgav LAD AND LASS. , fx E9 -Us ALL- X 1 J P U J 7 'S . fi' YW, f '1x':?f:'. . 6,4 V .Q vfrf 1 f' f maui? :, 7' , f- 414 , Ritz ,Ls A , . Q a x x 1 47' Q 5 ' X 8 KR W QM' N 'I 1 A' if Q 'ii 1 I W v if? 1 l ES T i l 1 I - V ., I if-wg' -1. , 25' it! lexentery school wish to conrratulate staff far a task well ione. , t it will ze a fF98t'S'UYCE of en- ell , ,5 tc lack tzrcnrh its pages dur- grf :enggrs are a fine jrpup and we are A CLKZLLE to oe warranted as they fcrge vis: tae: the Eest of :1:cess. fz,,,.fg ',,A f' ff - A S ' Rf l I AfiQ??' '--ii? -A .-9 ' A Q V I5 FA .YM I I v, I f' DEAR DIARY: I STARTED ANOTHER YEAR WITH My INT5R,OR POL,SHED AND GLEANED FROU THE RAFTERS TO BASEMENT AND HY OLDER GOUPAN- ION ON THE NORTH SIDE REMOVED, TRO NEW T5ACHERS, MRS. SYLVIA JONES AND MRS, 3ETTY LEFREE? AND ALSO THREE OF MY OLD FRIENDS, MISS DONNA R,T- HAM, MRS. LOUISE 3USGH AND MISS 3g3S,E H,SEMAN5 ALONG WITH A NEW PRINCIPAL, -MR. HAROLD FEIT, WALKED INTO gy NEWLY PAINTED HALL5. 'HE ONE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN CHILDREN FROD THE DUSES AND THE TOUNSPEOPLE JOINED IN A HAPPY RE- FRAIH OF HSCHOOL 3AYS.' THERE NAS MUCH TO BE DONE? MY SHELvES WERE EMPTIED OF THEIR SOOKS, PLANTS WERE PLACED IN THE WINDOWS AND EVERYONE WAS ENROLLED. I WAS GLAD TO SEE SO MANY FANIL- IAR FACES wITH.N MY WALLS, DEAR DIARY: SEPTEMBER. INGS A E EEG NN N TO RET RN TO N R- BULLETIN BOARD? HERE IS A RACE-TRACK WITH MINATURE RACE CARS, I HAvE HEARD IT WHISPERED ABOUT THAT THERE IS GO TO BE A P.T.A. DRIV . ALL THE SOYS AND GIRLS HAVE DEGUN TO PUSH THEIR GARS xiii I '5 JP II I TH R I I G U O 0 UAL. 3UT WHAT IS CAUSING ALL THE COMHOTIOH ON THE FROM T ING 5 X xy 3 I AROUND THE TRACK, BUT THE THIRD AND SECOND GRADES ARE TY- ING, MOH THE THIRD GRADE IS AHEAD, THEY SEEMED TO HAVE BROUGHT IN UORE MEMBERS. ONE DAY IN THE BEAUTIFUL MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, I HEARD CHILDRENES vO:GES SINGING AND OTHERS GIVING DEHONSTRA- TIONS, MISS HITHAU HAS GIVING AN ASSEMBLY WITH THE UP- PER GRADE TALENT. DEAR DIARY? OCTOBER IS STARTING OUT WITH A DANG. PRACTICE FOR THE ORERETTA HAS SEGUN, COSTUMES ARE BEING MADE, AND THE CHILDREN EAGERLY WAITING TO SEE SHO HAS GOTTEN THE PARTS FOR THE MAIN CHARACTERS. IS OVER, MY IT WAS LOVELY AND A BIG SUGGESS. DEAR DIARYg I Now THE ORERETTA, SNOW WHITE ANQ THE SEVEN DHARFS, x f ST. NOVEMBER IS ALREADY HERE: THE YEAR IS GOING SO FA MY ROOMS WERE MADE EVEN TIDIER AND NEW DECORATIONS FOR THANKSGIVING ARE BEING PUT UP ON MY BULLETIN BOARDS: , ox XI- fm Q 2 H : ' 2 If I -, WD 3 I I 1 ,,f.f1'11i' ?7?v,T Elilb 'ifllnwfff .- '- Qiii 4f'N ..J Ik QNOTHER PROGRAM NAS BEING PREPARED UNDER MY EAVES FOR GHRISTNAS. ALL THE CHILDREN SANG CAROLS, WHILE THE ,li ii PLAY HAS GIVEN ON THE STAGE AT THE HIGH SCHOOL OTHERS OF THEM WERE IN THE IMPRESSIVE CHRISTMAS PRDGRAH LAST . , , SUT NDT LEAST FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS, SANTA CLAUS CAME wITH TREATS FOR ALL or THEN. DEAR DIARY: ANOTHER PRDSPERDUS YEAR STARTED LATER THAN EXPECTED BECAUSE or A BLEZZARD. I HEARD A BUZZING NOISE WITHIN HY WALLS, THEY HAD INSTALLED A NEN SELL SYSTEM, ' I WILL HAVE A VARIETY OF DISPLAY ON MY BULLETIN' SDARD EDR EVERY NDNTH, EACH GRADE HAS BEEN ASSIGNED THE DARE or IT. SHIRLEY LANG5 A LOCAL DANCING TEACHER PRESENTED AN ASSEMBLY IN WHICH SDHE or MY CHILDREN AND OTHERS IN JUN- IoR HIGH TOOK PART IN GLEVER DANGES. THERE HAS SEEN A GREAT DEAL or ENTHUSIASM AMONG THE BOYS FOR SASKETSALL. THEY PLAYED SEVERAL GAMES, GDUPET- ING WITH THE SEVENTH GRADE SDYS, AND ONE FOR THE MARCH OF DIHES CAMPAIGN. WE wILL BE GIVING THE HIGH SCHOOL SOME REAL TALENT IN FUTURE YEARS, DEAR DIARY: MARCH HAS SEEN A MONTH or SIG WINDS, NDT VERY MUCH DUT or THE ORDINARY HAS SEEN HAPPENING INSIDE MY BOUNDAR' IES. THE SDYS AND GIRLS ARE GETTING RESTLESS FOR THE 'FEEL OF HUD BETWEEN THEIR TOES AND STRAw HATS ON THEIR HEADS.' DEAR DI ARYg THIS MONTH or APRIL HAS BEEN THE MONTH or RELIGIOUS SERENETY, THE EASTER BUNNY HAS VISITED UST HiDiNG H'S A WARES iN ALL or MY HOOKS AND CREVICES? THE CHILDREN SGUR- RIED HERE AND THERE, LOOKING EOR THE PRIZES- GOOD FRIDAY HAS A DAY or VACATION FOR EVERYONE T0 OBSERVE IN HIS OWN '-'JAY- ! I I ,V iv by ex K x , x I I qxxxg DEAR DIARY3 L MY BOOKS HAVE BEEN PLACED IN THEIR R?SPECTlVE SHEL- VESQ MY BULLETIN BOARDS ARE BAREQ FOR FT 5 OFF To F'SH' ING AND EARRING. MY ROOMS AND HALLS ARE ,EMPTY AND FOR' LORN AND ,IM QU,Ef AGAIN FOR THE LONG SUMMER MONTHS, 9 ' A' , I 'X ELLLESSAAWSAHRDAP Aff A A U tp .f'WQf 'p 'N. 7 ,,,4 'f - I . if If 'L I 3, , I ,I A I I - ' X ' I -A T-S ,' ff . Q Ekffftw 'dix ' I ,LSA L-.EifEe 422:31 :fi QE ---nv V' ,., .EL,: 'avg' Llili 1 ..,.. nf' -... I-7 nv ,... -,-E 'aff-, r Mary -,,-v 7 ' 'fcuief r l-.-he ze '-:':et ,. nv- 25-7 :-i,' Lee: 1--, -D51-. ..4- -. , s-.e. l4-ET':1 :-' -4 -V -- .- -, ,-.---'5 ..,:,. A4-,e. .e-z-.- waxza Har: f-, ,v-4f.--- .f-,.' F- c-,w1: 'J'---+1 4.4. --- f-1:3 1 .Q-,Q v fy- v-QA ---.1.--, lei-gf wif. .I fl' ,. IJ 4 nx- '1 1. 11' m l :- 51 f ,ni L .r 5 ,,,.:.., 5. v . 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GIRLS, TOO, ENJOYING EXERCISE, SPORTS, WORKING AS A TEAM'--KNORENG HEALTH AND BEAUTY FROM ATHLETICS, VOLLEY BALL THE SKIPDERETTES or 48-A9 WON EVERY GAME THAT THEY PLAYED IN VDLLEY BALL EN THIS LEAGUE. AFTER PLAY!NG SEV- ERAL NINNTNG GAMES WITH VARIOUS SCHDDLS, THE TEAM TOOK CHAHRIDNSHIP AT THE VOLLEY BALL TOURNAMENT AT ERIE. LA- rx vs-J f A 51 Q I G X K. FAYETTE WITH KEENESBURG FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME, WITH ,W THE SRIRPERETTES COMING OUT WITH WINNING COLORS- W' X THE MEMBERS or THE A TEAM WERE VELDA BURGESS, CAP' I TAIR? SHIRLEY NDRRISH, NATALIE ZWEIEEL, SHIRLEY BOWLES, -if CLARA SURTLERQ AND DOROTHY KILNER. THE SUBSTITUTES WERE I ' DORIS GRAY: CLAUD!A HARTSHORN, AATHRYN BEVERSTOCK, LUELLA ZIHBLSMAHS JANET ZWEIFEL, AND EDNA BOWLES. MR. Tom LE- FREE WAS THE COACH, SDNE NEN WHITE UHIFORMS THAT WERE ORDERED AT THE BE- GZNNZHG or THE YEAR CAME IN TIME FDR THE GIRLS TO WEAR THEM AT THE TOURNAMENT. I , s f T MN J A lg: lx - w :- ,IEW I Volleyball Edna Ecvles Faris Vilda Clefa Janet Eatal ftrct Lnella ZLL Kathryn Eeverstzck 1 . Sngrlev :cries ?. fi 1 1 2 1 , .,'1 - Sqpe' ,-,-v ,-v-, --A - d.. ...-, .., ECE fr? kill In: Y:rrLs: ill f'?v1 fi: Erie! Jerry EQQQ-, Eerzli Mertl fan Null 27:21 Slzax Eill Serckef Gale: Ecwles 4' 'L' Squad Bri Vogt :grfl Afliid Clyde Euffie John Ee1.:J: Pre: Hesser Kexxeth Best Hennefh Srak Herne izer Bill Morrow Crester :age Cferles ?rev Qkaneierj F!-ar THE KEEE SKTPPEQS i KEEHESBURS SRI? TURHIHS ALL-CSREEREHCE PL HETH SHAKLEE, RAN OVER SUCCESSFUL SEASON, THE T BEST CAGE PLAYERS SEEN ?LATTE VALLEY QEASUE. THE SKIPP ERS START BRISGSDALE 72-Q25 SHYDER, 25, AHS LOSTNG AGAVH THESE WERE TUNE-UP SAHES LEAGUE FEA? CHAQE RH'-H YEAR, THE FLAG CHASE EIGGIHS QUIRTET an 10. IHE SKRPP THE HALF AND AHS 35KER LEC T!VELY, CSACH CLEC THE SETS HANDS A CHANGE .A n yy START THE qi? N FV R : - . HJv1 0R-HT ungi SLASCH PERS OF AYERS IN HAYNE BAKER AND K ALL CRRCSITICN TO CLOSE EAH OF IN ThE HAYNE BAKER: aug gp EASTERN DIVISION or E3 THE 3C-22. SEASCH WTTH Asus C , LCSIHS TO FREDERICK, TO FRECER'Cx BY A 45-35 CCU FOR THE CCRIHC FLATTE VAL THE SKIPPERS TUCKEC AHAW L ED WQTH THE SRIRPERS MEETING SRIRRERS HOME COURT on DECER EPS COEPLETELY HUMILIATED THE WEGGINS F THE THE LACKEY, HE vERY ASLY, TC GET 5 T AGAINST THE HAFITCS 'GSI THE SCORE IHCIC VICTSPY, 3UrEI ACCURATE HITTI THE SKYPPER WB SHARE or POINT IHTO THIS CARE. YN ANOTHER SISTERS in A 23-35 42-27. FLA SETBACK. -ES .. M ATES. WEE ELG AND H HG BAKER 'S 35'22' S BY GARH WARM4UP TTE THE 'Bn SKIPPERS ERUCTED A 35-18 LEAD TRCUSLE, SHAK DOHNIHG THEM 60-jj, COASTED HOH ATTACK WITH 18 AHC 23 POTNTS RESP A BASKETBALL CLEAHEC THE E WITHOUT MUCH MENTOR WHO HAS H SERCH BY CTVINC H THE CARE. HE USED TWELVE S NS EIvE. ALL PERFCRREC WELL SER CQHTRIBUTED 11 POINTS TO ELLMUTH EEC BOTH SHAKLEE AHC TO DEMORALIZE COACH ADAMS' Fl JOHN PPPPIN GRABEED THE LIC ERIRG TAELTE, SIOTEEN BOYS GAME THE SKIPPERS HANDED ER VALLEY LEAGUE or THE WESTERN oIv:S: SRIRRERS TFOUHCED THE ERIE fx 'Ir lf - T- I T946-47, LLD SY TRC R- .5 4' L- EN- A HIGHLY THE THE VER Ao- NT, LEY AST THE BER IVE AT LEE EC' AN- ALL CYS AS THE THE VE, N'S GOT IE, ou, nga THE SKEPFEES RESUMED LEAGUE PLAY BY TAKING ON THEIR T VALLgv CARDDNALS, JANUARY 11. OLD RIVALSA THE PROSPEC THE SKIPPERE ALL SUT RAN THE CARDINALS CUT or THE PROS- PECT GYM BY TAMEHG THE TURNED OUT TO EE A ?kTH CARCIRALS 62-ZQ, THE CARDINALS ER CCCILE SIRC IN THIS SETTC EY SCCRIHC ONLY 10 SUCHETS AND 4 FREE THROW55 ALBERTSf HARD' IHAL GUARD, HITTQHG FOR F P OUR BUCKETS TN THE LAST QUARTERo 5 'O' ,4, T ERx4E2: 4522 ll 'L x' is O X X ,X 1 P ff T: 9 .J ELEVEN SKEPPERS SGORED TIN THIS GAME THAT BAKER, SKEPPER PIVOT HAN, LED THE WAY BY SINGEING THE NEIS FOR A 24 POINT OUTPUT BEFORE HE RETIRED IN FAVOR OF ANOTHER BAKER-'CHESTER, WHO HIT FOR 5 POINTS, MGRROW, LYLE SMITH, GALEN BOwLES,-PIPPIN, BOSKY AND DARYL ARNOLD ALL OONTRISUTED TO THE SOORE, ON THE TUTH OF JANUARY THE SKIPPERS TRAVELED TO WEL- DONA WHERE THEY ENGAGED THE WELDONA QUINTET, THE SRIRRERS EADLY OUTFLAYED THE HOME TEAM, 74-48. PRADTIGALLY EVERY DKTPPER THAT NAS iN THE GAME SCOREDf BAKER DEIND Dogg FOR 25 POINTS AND KEN SHAKLEE HITTING FOR 17. HESSER HELPED THE KEENESSURG CAUSE BY DUNKING 12 POINTS, R, VELASQUEZ WAS HEL3ONA'S BEST POINT GETTER, SCORING 18 POTNTS, THE NEXT LEAGUE GAME WAS WITH HUDSON. THIS GAME WAS PLAYED ON THE 18TH or JANUARY TO ALLOW THE SKIPPERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO PLAY IN THE UNION PACTFIC LEAGUE TOURNA- HENT WHECH WAS HELD ON JANUARY 20, 21, AND 22 AT DEER- TRAEL. IN THE HUDSON GAME THE SKBPPERS WERE GIVEN A SCARE AS THE HUDSON COHPOKES HELD THE HIGHLY EAvORED SKIPPERS TO A 50-Q3 SOORING HARATHON. EVERY SKIPPER REGULAR SOOR- ED IN THES GAME, KEN SHAKLEE WAS HIGH POINT NAN WITH 22 POENTS, W, BAKER HET FOR 13, FRED HESSER 6, JOHN HELL- MUTH, 6, AND CLYDE DUFFIELD HIT EOR 4. WEDERQUIST AND STEVENS SHARED HUDSONDS SCORING HONORS BY HITTING FOR 15 POINTS APIEOE. THE DEFENSIvE WORK OF STEVENS AGAINST W, BAKER WAS THE BEST OF THE SEASON AS BAKER WAS HELD TO 3 FIELD GOALS AND 7 FREE THRONS, IN THE UNION PAOIEIO TOURNAMENT HELD AT DEERTRAIL THE SK!PPERS ROMPED OVER PARKER EN AN 50-26 TRIUMPH IN THEIR FfRST GAME, THE SKIPPERS DREW PROSPECT VALLEY IN THE SECOND GAUE AND ROUTED THEM 48-33 AND THUS ENTEPED THE SEMI-EINALS Or THE TOURNAMENT. IN THEIR THTRO GAME or THE TOURNEY THE SKEPPERS COLLIDED WITH THE STRONG STRASSURG INDTANS. THE SKEPPERS EHERGED VIGTORIOUS AFTER PLAYING ONE or THE BEST GAMES or THE WHOLE TOURNAMENT. THE FINAL SCORE IN THIS THRILLER WAS 34-32. ALL SKIPPERS ii W6 1nIIIII,, I , F A I 01' I X PLAYED A vERY EINE DEEENSIVE GAME TO HOLD THE STRONG IN- I' DIAN TEAM TO 32 POINTS. SHAKLEE AND BAKER SCORED 11 AND 9 POINTS RESPECTQVELY9 WHILE HESSER AND DUFFIELD GARNERED L 6 POINTS APEECE AND JOHN HELLMUTH, 2. THIS VICTORY AD' VANCED THE KEENESSURG FIVE TO THE FINALS AGAINST A STRONG BENNETT TEAM, BOONECK SOORED 22 POINTS TO LEAD BENNETT , 5X f 'L:I.lEE.fffe555:::EIl?ZZQ Esidggf QQX TO VICTORY OVER THE FICHTI SCORE HAS QB-41, BAKER, H ' OUTSCORED VODNECK BY SINGEI THE SKZPPERS INASILITY T3 CASH IN AT THE FREE THROW LINE PROVED TO BE THEIR DOWHFALL IN SANK 7 CHARITY TOSSES OUT OF IN THE NEXT LEAGUE GAME PERS EKED A 42-AO IIN OVER NG SKIPPER TEAM, THE FINAL IGH SCORING SKIPPER CENTER, HG THE BASKET FOR 27 POINTS , THIS GAME AS THEY ONLY 77. PLAYED AT HIGGINS, THE SKEP- THE TIGER CAGERS AS ONLY TWO REGULARS PLAYED, THREE SKIPPER PLAYERS SAW THE GAME AS SPECTATORS AS THEY WERE BENCHED FOR MINOR DISCIPLINARY MEASURES. ON FESRUIMY 1, THE SKIPPERS PLAYED THE HYDSON Cow- SOYS AHC HAD GIVEN THE KEENESSURG TEAM A SURPRISE IN AN EARLIER GAME. THE SKIPPERS EXPERIENCED NO TROUBLE IN THIS GAME. THEY DOWNED THE COWPOKES TO THE TUNE OF 41- 25. BAKER GAINED HIGH PO THE SKIPPERS? SIXTH LEAGUE THE SKIEPERS NEXT GAME INALS. LACKEY COACHES FIVE BAKER AND SHAKLEE SOOREO 19 ING HONORS, THES GAME WAS BUMPED THE CARDINALS EN THE I ,.I In NT HONORS WITH 22. THIS WAS IN HITHOUT A LOSS, NAS THE PROSPECT VALLEY CARD- TRIMMING THE CARDINALS 58-38, POINTS APfECE TO SHARE SOOR- THE THIRD TIME THE SKIPPERS U48-TNQ SEASON, IN THE FINAL LEAGUE GAME THE SKEPPERS COMPLETELY RUUTED THE HAPLESS JELDONA FIVE 79-43, BAKER SET A SCOR- ING RECORD BY SCORING 9 F?ELD GOALS AND 11 OUT 12 FREE THROWS FOR A TOTAL OF 29 ROI wAS SECOND HIGH POINT MAN WXTH 14 POINTS. EVERY BOY USED EN THIS GAME SCORED. THE HELDONA GAME CLOSED THE SEASON OF LEAGUE PLAY, NTS FOR THE ONE GAME, HESSER THE SKEPPERS HAD AMASSED A TOTAL OF 466 POINTS IN 8 LEAGUE GAMES FOR AN AVERAGE THE SKIFPER OUINTET OF 58 POINTS PER GAME. WENT TO HIGGINS TO ENTER IN THEIR FNVETATIONAL TOURNAMENT HELD FEBRUARY 2E AND 26. THE HIGHLY FAVORED SKIPPERS WERE PARED AGAJNST SNYDER NHIOH THE SKQPPERS HON BY A SCORE OF 44-25, THES WIN PARING THE SKlPPERS WITH MERINO WHICH THEY DEFEATEO VERY CAPASLY, THIS WIN PUT THE SKEPPERS INTO THE CHAMPEONSHIP GAME. THE PROSPECT CARDINALS HAD WON THE LOWER BRACKET TO PLAY AGAINST KEENESSURG. MARGiN OF 22 TO 23. THE KEENE SKIPPERS WON BY A KENNETH SHAKLEE RECEIVED THE AWARD I PLAYER OF THE TOURNAMENT AND HAYNE BAKER 2ND. JACK GOBLE OF PROSPECT wAS THIRD. FOR OUTSTAND!NG ,N X , :Q2i I 35,4222 :Zi ,fm if 'ei I a XX TNL 9 FK R! I N. XI 4 J 7 Cy dj QI QQ, F' ? 'y fi .HQ4 A,f ' W ,T ff I C ON ILZARGH 9 AND 19, THE SKIPPERS REPRESENTING THE fw 6 EASTERN DIvaSToN TN A PLAY-OFF AT GUNTER HALL, GREELEY TO DETERMINE THE LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE STATE TGDRNA- NENT IN DENVER. KEENESBURG MET LAFAYETTE IN ITS OPENING T GAME. THE LAFAYETTE BOBCATS BEAT THE SKIPPERS ev 1 POINT, 36-35. THE BOBCATS HEIGHT RRovED A LITTLE TOO MUCH FOR THE SHORTER SKIRPER FIVE. THE SKEPPERS FAILED TO CLICK AS EN THEER PREVIOUS GAMES. THEY REREATEDLY NISSED THEIR SHOTS FROM THE FEELD AND WERE COLD AT THE FREE THROWLTNEQ THEY GARNERED 9 OUT OF 19 FREE THROWS f I TO PRACTZCALLY GIVE THE GAME TO THE MUCH TALLER OPPON1 ENTS. THAT SAME EVENING THE FREDERECK WARRIORS DEEEATED THE ADAMS CITY EAGLES T0 ENTER THE EINALS AGAINST THE LAFAYETTE BOBCATS. THE FOLLOWTNG EvENaNG THE SKIPPERS COMPLETELY OUT' GLASSED AND OUT'FOUGHT A SCRAPPY ADAMS CITY QUINTET. BALL CAREER SGGRED 21 POTNTS TO CAPTURE SCORING HONORS FOR THE EVENING. JOHN HELLMUTH DISPLAYED SOME EXCEPTTON- M' ALLY FTNE DEEENSTVE woRK AND CONTRIBUTED 7 POINTS TO HIS TEAMS' ViCTORY, THIS GAME MARKED THE END or HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL EGR THREE SKIPPER SENIORS, WAYNE BAKER, KEN SHAKLEE, AND CLYDE DUFFIELD. ' I XX W .-' X 1 in xxx ox' Q f X ZX L 4, J 'I -I M 7 T XX X sJ,', :EE V TER 422: -EEEA .-'Ei C S l 5 1, uni., ur-. 1- ,Q 5 'k 535, 2 .C 7455! f , '-xx ipff X as i 7 i Q C THE SKIPPER STAFF if fe, T 1 1' 1931 HE ARE VERY PROUD TO BE THE FIRST SENIOR CLASS SINCE TO PUT OUT AN ANNUAL IN KEENESBURO HIGH SOHOOL. THE ENTIRE CLASS HELPED WITH THE WORK or THE ANNUAL, BUT THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE WERE CHOSEN AS THE STAFFg EDITOR ----- ------- ------------- I-RICHARD BEATTY ASSISTANT EDITOR ---------------- NATALIE ZWEIFEL Q SECRETARY ------------------------- SHIRLEY JAKEL f ART EDITOR ----------------------- ---ALICE MEIER ' CLASS EDITOR -------------'-------- VELDA 3URGESS EUSINESS MANAGER -------- ----------- -JOHN PIPPTN ATHLETIC EDITOR ----------------- KENNETH SHAKLEE ACTlViTY EDITOR ----------------------- IvAN DALE PHOTOGRAPHER ------ --------------- CLYDE DUFFIELD 0 nYi SKlPPiRfS LOG' EVERY SHlP'S SKFPPER KEEPS A LOG OP HHAT HAPPENS ON , EVERY JOURNEY. - As WE HAvE JOURNEYED THROUGH THE PADT y YEAR UE HAVE KEPT A Loc ON THE VOYAGE OF THE KEENE , 3- SKIPPERS, N' Q OR' To HELP KEEP THE LOG THE SKIPPER EMPLOYED THE FOL' LOWING STAFF: EDITOR-IN'CH!EF ---------f------- NATALIE ZwETPEL MAKE-UPQEDTTOR -------:----- ---- ---SHTRLEY JAKEL 5us1NEss MANAGER---fee --------- + ---- JOHN PIPPIN LSSTSTANTH -------- - ---- - ---------- QDARYL ARNOLD GRADE EDlTOR------- ------------ BARBARA JOHNSTON CIRCULAT!ON MANAGER w----------H- JEANNE ROCHFORO COvER -------- ART ------e--- hsszsTANTv--- SOCIETY ------ 'SNOOPERV---- --------------------R:OHARD BEATTY - ---------------------- ALTOE MEIER ---------------------VELOA BURGESS -----P-----------------MAE DAWKTNS '9 fFSHIRLEYNORRISH SPORTS EDTToP-H------------------CLYDE DUFFIELD EXOHANcE-------------------- ---- --VELDA BURGESS SPoNsDR------ -------- --------------UORAS TAYLOR 1 Q 0 5:5 ES 622: TS' N-1' --Ei l X V tb V AZfi W 'Q ,,.v W? 4. 1 , x, ',, 5 :fi g -. Q, 5' Q xt 5 'UI ,xr ssist .VL v5. er ' -rgrQeV :fel-,Lfreterf, rerxetr -ra .96 'r'g Ecjzgr, 5 2 Ae ,1,,fe2-A ext iiitzr, Pgifer' :eatin-iigr,r, fL-:a :grnesz-flair gqliir, Ive: le1e-i'- 2.7 'v ZCLY'r, Alii, . Lfi-ATT l1l':r, an Jlff Q r'g'-1 'ifi L P 97 av V FY Y -. N A7 A , f 3 .f ' --Q 's 6 v E? v Q5. er'S Lu Lthlt 1..,1,. 1,-+ow,'w-- fp'-1: -f-.- p 'y.,.'-Lfg,ge-h- --iv 'f vfp Q- f-Af 'T -..1 ,-,.- ,..-.A- -k-, , , , L,u.. . , H.-.or, ,,a. .fcH.,,d-,-rW,La- zen Nenarer, S:-rley lar . pn cger, Ea Fra J,a::1Lx-Jr9,: E: , Tetelie Lwf-fnl-iixfcr, S'r,s Za 'o gcricr, Velfe EUT'FSC'ilhfE1'E Efgtgr, A11C' Meier-Arti:', macner' -eatl'-Zcv r, John Fly ix--,sg:ess LEL?'ET, Lervl Arxsld- 4 A5115 ent Haze. r, 2 Hee Lew L: ' of S'oCC.6Ly E., LF. wigix 'Eg FXSXQ SCHOOL CALENDER ii K C3 Ie? SEPTEMBER 10-FDOTSALL, KEENESEURG AT ADAHS CITY 17-FDDTSALL, KEENESBURG'AT FT. LUPTON 22-INITIATION ZQ-FOOTBALL, KEENESBURG AT LOUISVILLE 28'TEACHER?S RECEPTION CGTDSER 1-VGLLEY BALL, JEGGKNS AT KEENESBURG 8- 15 2C 22 23 FOOTBALL, LAFAYETTE AT KEENESBURG -FODTSALL, ADAMS CITY AT KEENESBURG -FOOTBALL, FT. LUPTON AT KEENESBURG -Snow JHITE AND THE SEVEN DwARrS, GRADE OPERETTA -FDDTSALL, LOUlSViLLE AT KEENESBURG 25-VOLLEV BALL, KEENESDURG AT HIGGINS 28-29-TEACHERS? CONVENTION NOVEMBER 5-FDDTSALL: KEENESBURG AT LAFAYETTE 9-P,T.A. AT GRADE SCHOOL -BASKET BALL-SEVENTH GRADE PARTY AT GRADE SCHOOL 10 16fBASKET BALL, BREGGSDALE AT KEENESDDRG 19-BASKET BALL, KEENESBURG AT SNYDER 23-BASKET BALL, FREDERICK AT KEENESBURG 2M-BASKET BALL, KEENESBURG AT KERSEY 26QBASKET BALL, KEENESBURG AT BRIGGSDALE 1- 32 7- 8- 10 DECEMBER SOPHOMORE PLAY BASKET BALL, SNYDER AT KEENESBURG BASKET BALL, FREDERICK AT KEENESBURG BASKET BALL, KEENESBURG JR, HIGH AT EVANS JR. HIGH -BASKET BALL, HIGGiNS AT KEENESBURG 1Q-BASKET BALL? ERIE AT KEENESBURG DE G. 23vJAN.3-CHRISTMAS VACATION Khx ..IiIIIEIIffff1555 -QEEQA I O' QI ' YI.. Ye I x A N 9 l E X O Q f X KL I ,- Q fy DJ 1 '-Xxfiipll L ' LEI-DP , . 5, ,- . qv C3 SCHOOL CALENDER I ei JANUARY 11-BASKET BALL, KEENESBURO AT PROSPECT 12'SCHOOL SOARD MEETING 1Q-BASKET BALL, KEENESBURG AT WELDONA 18-BASKET BALL, HUDSON AT KEENESBURG 20-21:22-BASKET BALL, DEERTRAIL TOURNAMENT 28vBASKET BALL, KEENESBURG AT WIGGINS 1 FEBRUARY 1-BASKET BALL, HUDSON AT KEENESBURG Q-ASSEMBLY 8-P.T.A IOPBASRET BALL, EVANS JR. HIGH AT KEENESBURG JR. HIGH 11-BASKET BALL, PROSPECT AT KEENESBURG 1 ' 15-BASKET BALL, 5ELDONA AT KEENESBURG BJ 16-BASKET BALL, KEENESBURG JR. HIGH AT WIGGINS JR. HIGH 17-BASKET BALL, HUDSON JR. HIGH AT KEENE JR. HIGH GROUP PICTURES FBR ANNUAL vw 18-INDIVIDUAL PICTURES FOR ANNUAL If B2-T ft 22-BASKET BALL, KEENESBURG AT ERIE Q ZQ-26-BASKET BALL, TOURNAMENT AT HIGGINS 32 MARCH I 1-JUNIOR Box SOCIAL 9f1O-BASKET BALL PLAY OFF AT GREELEY APRIL 8-SENiOR PLAY 5-ANO-12-JUNIOR HIGH TOURNAMENT AT PLATTEVILLE 21-JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM AND BANQUET X APRIL 27-MAY 1-SENZOR SNEAK DAY fx MAY 8-BAOCALAUREATE 12-GRADUATION 13fCOMPLETION or ANOTHER YEAR If-X X I I QV' SZ-' 6 s Y , I I 94 . -O 4 4 FNQQ ' 'D :K-T-4, J 1 fm 31' re Elev '-:t ' f-'-- ,-'51 7 h'- ff-' ' -'aff' '-v '- ,- ff f I,--3 '-'3 ' ff 'J' I vv ,- ., , ,-- ,e-- , H,,-,,-, ,,.e-- .-A-Q en-,,, h..,1ems, 5-1 -e.e - +'f- ' -rvrf v- ' A !'f vp ' 5 .. '-f .,v Q ., C , . .--noe -.QU- .,, ie -e eut1-U--,E,T5 -,fx ,H, N-s: Tawlcr-.pc.scr. Geist--REQLQL Lefincr-'frL Hat' rwz, ifris 'rev-Yigg Caieg, Jgiet Lugjfel- e'2' FQNF ':, ar T :'C:f1r'-Flw Per 1 5 1- - - - . V, -, -. .f' :'.rfi ,'er.L' r1H'1Lg-,'. L4 , P Z retiu -n:f1f.t-Af: Altrlcz. ,,g .,'- 4 J- .1 ff ,, 'L gg, 5 . . Y - if 'S ' OWL vi L p v.. I . , A H ' 2 Q '77 fs V 1 V' l Zenicr Class Play Iast Toy row Tr. Yc.nf-S'crScr, Clydw EU fielc-jte'v Yer er, nicmLrd Qeetty-Cyr,: Lcuc cr, Rayne ?Lhfr-2 'e, .LaPlie-Jcgf Scudner, Ilryl Arn li-Elldei Te.5, Bottcn ram Snirley Kcrrizn-have Brannigan, Velca bur'e,s-Hr aielpe Teyg, Alice Heier-t-cket :e1,er, Jehupe Ve Eraxnipe:, and Qnlrley Ja el-Betty Brat .fan. JCR: fgjf-'-Kiifstzx jE'ft?11, Ivan isle-Igck Eren.Lf?f, Ie: and Howard EEQ xi-Stare 2. Iangkfll, Haialie Qweifel- Hccxfcri-Csrerette, Kee Hawking 'xTT3'g iii l 0 CLEE CLUB THE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WERE VERY HAPPY TO TAKE PART IN GLEE CLUB THIS YEAR AND THE RESULTS WERE AN ENROLLMENT OF FIFTY SIX GIRLS. IT IS UNDER THE DIRECTION or RICHARD BEATTY AND MRS. HAZEL BOWLES. WE TOOK VOICE EXERCISES AND LATER WERE DIVIDED INTO A AND B GROUPS. EACH GIRL HAS GIVEN A TRY OUT AND JUDGED BY MRS. YOUNG, MRS. BOWLES, AND RICHARD TO DETERMINE THE A GROUP SHE WOULD BE IN. THE B CHORUS ARE STUDYING THE FUNDAMENTALS OF MUSIC, AND AS SOON AS THEY ARE CAPABLE, THEY WILL JOIN THE A GROUP. THE A CHORUS HAVE BEEN DIVIDED INTO THREE SEC- TIONS, HIGH SOPRANO9 SECOND SOPRANO, AND ALTO. THEY HAVE BEEN SINGING SUCH THREE PART SONGS AS THE CRADLE SONGHV nWAIT!NG IN THE SHADOWSH, AND HIBLL SEE YOU AGAINH, 9 PEP CLUB AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR THE PEP CLUB DECIDED TO GET PURPLE BALLERINA SKIRTS AND WHITE SHORT-SLEEVED SWEATERS, THE GIRLS wHO WANTED TO BE CHEER LEADERS TURNED THEIR NAMES IN AND THE SCHOOL voTED ON THEM. SHIRLEE NORRIS!-I, DOROTHY IVIORROW, AND EDNA BOWLES WERE CHOSEN, SHIRLEE HAD TO GIVE IT UP TOWARD THE END or BASKETBALL- SEASON AND CLARA GURTLER TOOK HER PLACE, THE GIRLS ARE VERY PROUD OF BOTH THE GIRLS AND BOYS ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS THIS YEAR, FOLK DANCING MOST OF THE GIRLS HAVE PARTICIPATED IN FOLK DANCING WHICH IS DIRECTED BY MRS. BOWLES AND RICHARD BEATTY. FOLK DANCING IS HELD TWO DAYS EVERY WEEK, USUALLY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, 9 wx if 'xr X 'ei K 1IIiiIIIlb I l' X xxx ll' eww S x I, DX' i f I fx , Y, v X I XX iiikv 232622: :Ei I K If G0 Elf? fl Q: l ' - 'wr- fC,. 1... O INITIATION THE UPPER CLASSMEN TOOK THE CUSTOMARY PLEASURE or INITIATING THE NGREENU FRESHMEN INTO HIGH SCHOOL THIS YEAR JUST A FEW WEEKS AFTER SCHOOL STARTED, THE DAY BEGAN BY THE FRESHMEN APPEARING IN GORGEOUS OUTFITS---THE GIRLS BEING ATTIRED IN LONG WOOLEN UNDERWEAR WITH UN- SUITABLE ACCESSORIES, AND THE BOYS IN BECOMING SKIRTS AND SWEATERSI GEE, THEY LOOKED CUTE. THEY CERTAINLY OBEYED EVERY WISH OF THEIR SUPERIORS BY CARRYING THEIR BOOKS, WALKING TO THE BACK ENTRANCE, AND SCRUBBING HALLSS A PARTY WAS GIVEN THAT EVENING AND WE TREATED THE NEW TEACHERS AND THE FREBHMEN EXTRA WELL BY PUTTING THEM IN AN ELECTRIC SHOCKER, LEADING THEM OVER PLANKS, AND FEEDING THEM CASTOR OIL, RED HOT PEPPER SAUCE, AND SPA- GHETTI QWORMSD. HOWEVER, IN THE END WE HAD TO MAKE UP FOR ALL or THAT BAD TREATMENT BY SERVING EVERYONE SOME ICE CREAM AND CAKE AND HAPPY DAYS WERE HERE AGAIN. 4-H THERE ARE APPROXHMATELY 35 MEMBERS FROM HIGH SCHOOL EN SOME PHASE or A-H WORK. THE CROPS AND LIVESTOCK CLUB IS UNDER THE LEAOERSHBP or VIC REED. THE COOKING CLUB IS LED BY MRS. ADAMS AND THE SEWING CLUB BY MRS. BONNELQ THE KEENESBURG 4-H BOOSTERS, THE CROPS AND LIVESTOCK CLUB, HAS ABOUT 25 MEMBERS, BOTH BOYS AND GIRLS. THIS CLUB WON THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP FN SQUARU DANCING. IT WON THE BLUE RIBBON FOR THIS COUNTY POR ACTIVITY IN THIS CLUB. THIS RIBBON IS PRESENTED EVERY YEAR BY THE QUAKER OATS CO. THE KEENE COOKERS COOKING CLUB TOOK PART IN THE WELD COUNTY JUNIOR FAIR, ACHEEVEMENT DAY, AND THE KEENES- BURG FAIR, WINNING A NICE AMOUNT Or RIBBONS AND PREMIUMSB THE SNAPPY STITCHERS SEWING CLUB ALSO TOOK PART IN THESE COMPETIRIONS AND BROUGHT HOME THEIR BLUE RIBBONS. If iw 1:2 V is 422k Q.: L 0 W? YN , l' xvxugn .. Q f X K, YI XX gg., Wyxm i 4- 7276 F Christmas Play 5 1 i l 3 L V. ik' Grade Dperetta CONTESTS AN ESSAY CONTEST WAS HELD LAST SPRING AND ITS Topic WAS 'WHY MY PARENTS SHOULD TRADE WITH LOCAL MERCHANTS.' HARY ELLEN DALE '-Tf TON FIRST PRIZE FOR HER ESSAY WHICH EX- PRESSED SOME VERY FINE IDEAS. THE GRADE SCHOOL ENTERED TOO, AND ROSALIE KERSS HON 2ND, AND CHARLENE MORROW, 3Rg, POSTERS HERE MADE BY THE 7TH AND STH GRADES THIS YEAR IN A CONTEST STAGED BY THE AMERICAN LEGION AUXIL- ERY, AND PRIZES WERE GIVEN EOR THE BEST ONES. DOYLE IHHCFF WON BRD PRIZE EOR HIS POSTER OF UNCLE SAN, AND SOHE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS, THE CHERRY PIE CONTEST HELD IN LOYELANO BY THE CHERRY GROWERS THIS YEAR WAS ENTERED BY TWO SENIOR GIRLS, MAE DAWKINS AND VELOA 3URGESS. I HEAR THEY CAN BAKE A CHERRY PIE, BILLY 3OY, THE SOYS AND GIRLS EN THE SENIOR CLASS HAD A CONTEST SELLING MAGAZINES POR THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY THIS YEAR. THE GIRLQ WERE THE WINNERS, NATURALLYS RICHARD EEATTY ENTEREO THE KINANAS CLUB HSTARS OF TOMORROWR CONTEST IN GREELEY. HE WAS PICKED AS ONE or EIPTEEN OUT OF THE GROUP WHO APPEARED THE NEXT WEEK OVER STATION KFKA, NATAL!E ZHEIPEL AND SHERLEY JAKEL SANS IN THE 'STARS OF TOHORROH' SPONSORED BY THE KIWANAS CLUB or GREELEY. THEY SANG 'I HEAR A FOREST PRAYINGH ACCOMPANIED BY RICH- ARD BEATTY, AN ESSAY CONTEST WAS SPONSORED BY THE AMERICAN LE- GION AUXELLERY AND WAS OPEN TO THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL. THE TOPIC OP THE JUNIOR HIGH GROUP WAS nWHAT KIND or AN AMERICAN AM l?' THE TOPIC FOR THE SENIOR GROUP WAS 'HON CAN THE UNITED STATES BEST QERVE THE WORLD?' THE FIRST ERXZE wAS 535, THE SECOND, 9109 AND THE THiRD, 35. iii fe I I Y X Xl Q es I K I, YN -IIIllEI:-f-45:S5:::5ll7zQZQQigi2iQjQ92il- QZQX .4 QI' E ' :Af ' if +7149 1? 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O. -127 Ph. 65 Ft. Lupton, Colo. 5 Q E Q 5 Best Wishes E 5 - 5 To the Class of '49 E E FOSTER LUMBER CO. 5 E E 5 Keeneshurg, Colorado E E 5 E 5 5 5 E .a S Compliments of E E E Mr. and Mrs. Lyle G. Rice 9 3 Brighton, Colorado H E Fw 5 2 its EIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIII lf IIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIIDIIlllllllllIDIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIlllllllllIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll lllilllllllllfl Gee, Honey . ? A gg.. NSJ1' ,. ' l ?. , W A6 . F f 4 1: s Ev 4 r YQ: t ,h JO Y X ff + Q? . ' NX 1 fs C: POS ffCKLVfe vw f-., 4 'a . A , ww 7 if ' ...J l ,.... ,Q QJLeC4,vf J df J She ff Y -1 4 C 1 ' f 1 ev ? 4 4 W A i F25 X A Covvxfr-L17 TkR-iffy Ind RXC -f wr 1. C J' s1,,,,1 'T 1, - T! L , NF X . , Y 15 v D C Q3 + ,X 5 Y .- Z, 1 . - -X ' 14,- 5, i 'I - A X 1 .K 7 N ' 1 - - ,Lily Jpzfjfifg Y ' in wofzmh' Oh ine I-fgigfyub r 4' 4' 'E' 'Z- 'P do 'E' 'P' -.3 The Ixecne Valley Sun 'P 'E' In f 'Z' Ertends Best Wishes to f 'S' r ' The Seniors of 1949 X' I Carl and Eijvth Lederez' I' J ..1..g,.'..'-'-1'-I--2-'P-2--I''I 2 ?'Z '! i Z Z 'f'?.''i '4 'r'Z 5 Z'+'?'I- r-Z-!wIw2-I--9-p-5.J,w,.5...g..g..j.....vj ,.g..,..j g..g,.g..r.,..g,..3.q..j.,j..,..' :..1.,',,Z,,2,,,:, KEEICE DRUG STOIZII I71s1'.gs - Ssmdgics Prescriptions Our Specialty The Il.ICE11tl1'9S Keeneshurg Ph one I' J 'I' fi CONGRATULATIONS WALL CLOTHING CO. 6' 8' r J 'P 'E' 'I- Brighton, Colo. r 'if- 4' 'I' 'P -I' g COMPLIMENTS OI 4 4 FRIEDMAIVS r 'E' -i' 'i' 'Z' 'If' '2- 'i' .5 Brightorfs Real Super Market 'i' 'F' -5' r 'Z' J. . 'I' 'i' -!' 'I' . . . . - .. 'J ..f..f..' wif - ' 'I'+'i . . I-'I+'!''I''! Z I''I I Z i+'2 Z 'r'2 2 f r'i i 'f'I 'r'1 2 Z rr'i . f f f ' ' BEST WISHES Prospect Implement Co. Minneapolis-Moline Farm Machinery Best Wishes To Keeneshurg High Senioas CONSUMERS OIL CO. Roggen Sz Prospect Valley Keenesburg 47-J5 . Q Q 9 Q .v..97J.Ji.J..J..f4..A..5... , v v Q v.,v,,'...'..'..'..'..'..'..'.. ,,Qov'v1v,,' '.Jo-vfq, .nav nI f.+:v-I-': I : 4 's 4 4 4' s 4 4 J A 4 4' PA WI' -,,,f,,,,,...,.... - .-+- --- N l -'ML P-k f.: ..,,...- :-f-'-- 1 ..:-f.rU--1- . 1131 - Sm U -4- V i I ll E- fjabf suns ll .ll Egg- -1 I ll '- efidfw ' E 9.1.01 'Due swine, ?YWv5'E ,- E gift 0 Hiih-, 2 Qi -L Q f fs Xu 'Z G2 G? '44 EQ 9 552 WH? 53 -- Ill? 'Na' 1- IIEWQ ll ' A I: 5 oo1A1A2 N01 A bars fm: ever Q . I 13 'A 4, ' , .1 3 5 ' I Y M I . Y Efmv, I I . m, x' f v fJiWM: Jas I ll ,,L.: fn 9 S fd in OAPS .V SSW! ' A 'W' 32 ? ..,.............,......1..,. -. -...,......,.:..,..,.-..g..-..-..-,,- - 3, . . . . . . . . . . .- o ..-.... ...-. ,-v..--v--.-..-f.-.-....J. ..'.J' '---- f' .........., , , ,..,....'........,..................-... THE DENVER ELEVATORS Highest Market On Grain and Beans HTOUE 14 Keenesburg, Colo THE FRONTIER CLCB Congratulates the Seniors of 1949 Keeneshurg, Colorado FORT LCPTON STATE BANK Capital and Surplus - 51001300.09 Where Your Business is Appreciated Safe Banking Since 1900 COLORADO CENTRAL POWER COMPANY Cheap Electricity Friendly Service . . .. 1 -..'.:-'- :f'-:-':-':--:- 1- 1 1-+103-.1-4.-1. - .nf-. . . . I 'r?'2 'f'! Z i- r'2 i Z I i I Z-'2 I-' . r' .:,..g..g..g..: 6..g..g..2f-F-Z Z Z 2 Z FOR GENERAL BANKING IEINES SEE CITIZENS STATE BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation First National Bank A The Home Service Co. of Englewood Quality Launderers, Mfemeer Federal Deposit Ins uranfe Dm- Qleanel-S and Corporation Ljngn Supply Englewood, Colo. Main 5809 8: Brighton 201 BOOSTERS DR. W' A. LEE Ft. Lupton, Colo. BENJ. A. WOODCOCK Et. Eupton, Qolo. BRIGHToN CLEAmRs. 2 dom-S from P. o. 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M. . r .f-'I-WI-+L-fr-IH. 2-Jri !-'Z ?'-i--y.J,.g..5..g.q,,g..j.J.:..x.g.,,....- . . ,WWF .. ... ..'.'. g, 5-'Q-Q-'yo A.- CONGRATULATIONS Greeley National Bank Mcmlzer Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation l PLATTE VALLEY MOTOR CO., INC. 5? ' . -EEL -'ii' ' 'Il' Brighton Ph. Brighton 525- Kenneth Barney, Keenesburg Agent TRESSEL OIL CO. 'I' E Phoneavv Keenesburg, Colo. St ' , Distributor Texaco Gas '? -3' 'I' '5- 4' 'E' 'Z' '3- 'E' f Best Wishes from K' -In J The Vetter Mortuary t' + Z 5- Ambulance Service 42 DAY OR NIGHT J 33 Ft. Lupton Phone 5 Y 5 '5- 'i- 'i' J f . . . . .J , , . ,, .4 ,J . . . , f '..v..-..j..j..v..... ...Q , ,-g..j..9.'..,.2fI-!'-I I Z I I P 'r : i 'r'2 'r'2 I' r'r f'I i I s Z 3'-Z I I I 1 5 i 5 - - f ' ' ' ' Oll l Peery Equipment Co. J. I. Case Machinery Barts - Service 1 M Iieenesburg Phone 4 l ' C OMPLIMEXTS OF American School Supply Co. 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