Keenesburg High School - Skipper Yearbook (Keenesburg, CO)

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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

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'Exif 1 ? 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

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,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