Lewis Palmer High School - West Wind Yearbook (Monument, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1956 volume:

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No. 33 Lewis Palmer Consolidated Schools Palmer Lake Elementary Black Forest Elementary L wis-Palmer Juni H gh L w's-P lmer Seni H gh Transportation of Pupil ie i I I inn ,. ff f V ,, K 4 'A mi': V ,P II as O, McNary, M, Richardson, j, Dnvisson, Mrs, Bellinger, and K, Pierce H BUS ,,,.......-an-H- ,. -1. ' r.,,4.,, , . N Mrs, T, Reed, George Boss, and Ernest Belveal C t Cl , 1 ' W PALMER LAKE--Mrs, F, Ballinger BLACK FOREST--Clair Long MONUMENT--Fred Meyer Administration HOWARD CARVER, ,IQ'lN C, ANDERSON, J, ALLEN STRUTHERS, Pl'CSidBl'1f, Bd. of Ed. Secretary, Bd, of Ed, Treasurer, Bd, of Ed, H, S, Principal FLOYD L, TAYLOR B, S, degree Northeastern St, Col, Tahlequah, Oklahoma M, S, degree Oklahoma A, Bm M, Col, Registrll' Stillwater, Oklahoma MRS, RHEA SHARP Grad, work, Okla, U, Supt, of Schools f FRED R, SHARP A, B, degree Monticello A, 81 M, Col, Monticello, Arkansas M, S, degree Oklahoma A, G: M, Col, Stillwater, Oklahoma ' Grad, work, Tulsa Univ, Grad, work, C, S, C, E, i'fi llo '.ef ' 'sf h . ,S .. I .1 1' 'H :Le fb -I J J V 'H 425. 1gf-agf 'P,f. ...K 5' ' 1 ff If-Af .g ami ,ge BIHCIC F-Ofest Cooks Mrs, Br eden and Mrs, Humphrey -- STARTING LUNCH Mrs, Lavelett and Mrs, McClure -- AT WORK 1 F 'ff Campbell, Shugarth, and Owens -- SERVING LUNCH Mill LTY X Home EC, I, II, III, IVg Eng, IV, Soph, Sponsor MRS, MAXINE CARPENTER B, Ed, degree Illinois State Normal Normal, Illinois Grad, work, Columbia U, Grad, work, Iowa St, Col, Home Ec, major Sci,, Soc, Sci, minors I gr I I Bandg jr, H, Musicg Glee Club, Chorus FRANCIS 1., DeMARCO B, A, degree M, A, degree Colorndo College Colo, Springs, Colo, Musicmmujor No minor , k., ' an . eng? , . Q ' - ,,,, we A br 0 N f lr :HX gf if 'i-li 1 , . .'- ', , 12, :, ,U ,I-Q, -f 'il 3 .psig ' . 1.1 1, 1' ll r 3 Hf: Q ll ll Q I C sl o 34- rg A , X , .,, 1 -fi ,I v . - if I .JI V, 5 jinl., ,gf ., ,,5,:f 1,,? If , f gifnii 'e- 9, . A w iv' A , I M u 4 f fl 4 K , ' 4 Q' 'vi 1' l Sq WHA - 'Alf 7, 'v f , X 4 1. J 1 ,ff M , - . 'ki f- . Creom,g Alg,g Chem,g Adv, Alg,g Phys,g Rem, Arith, Senior Sponsor C, ARTHUR NORDSTROM A, B, degree A, M, degree Colo, State Col, of Ed, Greeley, Colorado Mathematicsmmajor Sciences,,,minors Bkkpg,, Shorthandg Typing I, II, 8 I Sponsor, Pep Club MRS, WANDA RAYNOR B, B, A, degree Texas Tech, College Lubbock, Texas Commerce major English minor fi Am, Hist,g World I-Iist,g English I, ll, and III junior Sponsor MISS NELLIE MCCOOL B, A, degree M, A, degree Colorado College Colo, Springs, Colo, Psychologyumajor Science ,,,, minor Shop III, IV, Gen, Math,g Mech, Draw, Freshman Sponsor GEORGE P , GRIFFIN A, B, degree Colo, State Col, of Ed Greeley, Colorado Indus, Artsumajor History,,,minor jr, H, Social Science, jr, High Boys' Athletics GARVIN MACE B, S, degree Colo, A, in M, College Ft, Collins, Colorado Grad, work, c, s, c, E, Economics, Soc, St, majors Physical Ed ,,,, minor Clv,, Biol,, Gen, Sci,g Sr, High Boys' Ath, fSept,-Nov,j E, D, fDocj TAYLOR B, S, degree Kans, State Tchrs, Col, Pittsburg, Kansas M, A, degree Colo, State Col, of Ed, Greeley, Colorado jrf H, Mathematics, Spanish ll, Crafts MRS. FLORENCE CUMMINGS B, A, degree Lake Forest College Lake Forest, Illinois Langueges,,,majo:rs Mathematic s , ,minor jr, High Sciences, Sr, H, Girls' Phys, Ed, MRS, MARGARET WHITTIER B, S, degree University of Dubuque Dubuque, Iowa Physical Ed ,,,,, major Home Ec,, Eng,, Scinminors .l Substitute Teacher Annual Sponsor MRS. BERNICE NORDSTROM A, B, degree Colo, State Col, of Ed, Greeley, Colorado Com, and Math,, majors Eng,, Hist,, Sci,, minors jr, High Engllsng jr, H, Girls' P, E, MRS, MURLYN MACE B, S, degree Univ, of Minnesota St, Paul, Minn, Grad, work, Colo, A, h M Pol, 5ci,, Soc, St, majors Phys, Ed,, Span,,,minors Civ,, Biol,, Gen, Sci,g Sr, High Boys' Ath, fFeb,-May, JERRY TANCREDO A, B, degree Colo, State Col, of Ed, Greeley, Colorado Business,,,major Phys, Edmminor Palm r Lake Elem ntar Teacher, Grade 5 MRS, ERMA THOMPSON Attended C, S, C, E, Attended Colo, A, h M, 41 Teacher, Grade 3 MRS, Cl-IARLINE McCAL.I.. A, B, degree Colorado College Colorado Springs Colo Teacher, Grade Z , MRS, CATHERINE FOX Attended St, Marys Col, Att'd, Colorado College School Elementary Principal Teacher, Grade 1 MRS. GRACE BEST Life Certificate Colo, State Col, of Ed, Greeley, Colorado Teacher, Grade 4 MISS LILLIAM MAHAFFIE A, B, degree Colo, State Col, of Ed, Greeley, Colorado 'of Y.- Teacher, Grade 6 MR, ,JOHN DAVISSON B, S, degree Colo, A, 8: M, Col, Ft, Collins, Colo, Grad, work C, S, C, E, Black Fores Elem ntar School Teacher, Grade 1 MRS, LAURA SMITH Life Certificafe Colo, State Col, of Ed, Greeley, Colorado Teacher, Grade 4 MISS JESSIE STRAUGHAN A, B, degree Univ, of California Santa Barbara, Calif, A, M, degree Univ, of Denver Denver, Colorado Elementary Principal Teacher, Grade 6 MRS,,EDITH WOLFORD A, B, degree Colo, State Col, of Ed, Greeley, Colorado Teacher, Grade 5 MR, CHARLES KNODEL Attended Kans, Tchr, Teacher, Grades 1-2 MRS. VONA HEATH A, B, degree Colorado College Colorado Springs, Colo, Teacher, Grade 2. MRS, MONA DAVISSON Life Certificate Colo, State Col, of Ed, Greeley, Colorado 5 - ' H. Teacher, Grade 3 MRS. MARY CHRISTIE B, S, degree Univ, of Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn, Grad, work, Vanderbilt Grad, work, Colo, Col, ENIORS A Histor As we come to the end of our high school attendance, and as we look backward briefly, we discover that not even one of the group who started the Class of 1956, back in the fall of 1944, is now numbered among our Seniors! The previous September both Ronnie Mahaffie and Ronnia Brown, along with about twenty other first graders, started their formal education under Mrs. Andrews, who was teacher of the second grade also. We discover, too, that Ronnie Mahaffie is the only Senior who has always gone to our school. for Ronnie Brown moved away for several years after the first grade. Johnny Struthers joined our class in the second grade, and Mike McCarty and Robert Belveal came to it in the fifth. In the sixth grade came Shirley Kendrick. Two--Bill Richardson and Ronnie Brown- -then joined it in the seventh grade. In the eighth grade our class was enlarged by nine--Jean Salazar, 1.ris Amos, Katharine Kratzer, Charlotte Ballejos, Jean Wight, Alice Pepper, Billy Glasspoole, Herman Esquibel, and Garry Rice--most of whom are now hoping to graduate with us this coming May. When we were a Freshman class, we were joined by four--Dorothy Dalton, Arthur Dalton, Barbara Montgomery, and Bill Haleg but Bill left the same year. Mrs. Struthers was our Freshman class mother, and Mr. Highfield was our sponsor. At the close of the year Shirley Kendrick withdrew, reducing our class membership to twenty prospective Sophomore boys and girls. The most memorable event of our Freshman year was our initiation into high school. Our money-making projects were a program of one-act plays and two different dances. Eight new ones came to increase our Sophomore class membership. They wereg Theresa Sharp, Delores Schaefer, Wanda Hazen, Joyce Bomgardner, Betty Johnson, Sara Sue Howell, Teddy Barnhart, and Monte Jo Parkinson. Jean Bovard, Barbara Montgomery, and Monte Jo Parkinson withdrew during the yearg and Sara Sue and Teddy both left at the end of the term. Mrs. Shappell was sponsor of us. As Sophomores we held several candy sales. Our basket- ball queen candidate, Jean Salazar, emerged from the voting victorious. At the carnival where the selection was made we Sophomores sponsored the washer-throw and wheel-of -fortune booths. ,We started our Junior year with twenty-two members. The new ones wereg Jim Snyder, David Petersen, Nellie Marie Fox, and Ronnie Mahaffie. Nellie left our school in March: and Jim and David withdrew at the end of the year. Gene Tuttle, Bob Gallagher, and Dale Sanders also joined us for a while during the yearg but they neither began nor ended it with us. Mrs. West was our sponsorg and we had two class mothers--Mrs. Struthers and Mrs. Wight, who helped us very much and also treated us to a delicious Christmas dinner. We presented for our Junior Play The Custers' Last Stand. We had a candy sale and a smorgasbord and sold hot dogs and coffee at football games to raise money for the Junior-Senior banquet-prom, which was held on April 2.2. We chose Stardust for a theme and used it throughout the decorations and program. Mr. Nordstrom has been our Senior sponsor, and Mrs. Struthers and Mrs. Wight are again the class mothers. Mrs. Struthers has been our class mother for seven years. A new Senior, Carol Adams, joined our class late in Septemberg but she withdrew again at Christmas time. Shirley Kendrick returned to Lewis-Palmer at the beginning of our Senior year, and we were joined also by Cheryl Brechlin, and Kenneth and Kenton Harris. That makes twenty-three hopeful Seniors at the time of this writing. Our biggest project has been putting out of the school yearbook, the West Wind. We have sold candy and are giving a play to raise addition- al money for a trip to be taken in May. We enjoyed the Christmas dinner and dance given us and our dates by Mrs. Wight and Mrs. Struthers, and we know we shall enjoy the Senior break- fast Miss Macey expects to have for us and the supper Mr. and Mrs. Nordstrom are planning. We are looking- forward to our Commencement on May 24, and to the Senior trip. We trust that we shall never become selfish enough to forget all those who have done so much to make our high school years both profitable and enjoyable! ll IRIS AMOS Annual Staff, Ass't Art Editor Football Queen ,.,,,,,,,, Cheerleader 4,,,, Class Officer ,,., Pep Club .......... .,.. Librhrlam............... Physical Education .,,,, I Glee Club .............. .. Band .............. .. Mixed Chorus Class Play ,,.,., 5 HERMAN ESQUIBEL Annual Staff, Sports Editorn, Student Council President ,,,,, Class Offifer ..................... 1 1 I Physical Education ,,,., ,,,, 1 Football ........... .,.. .... Basketball .............. .... BHSEbf1l1.... Librarian ,..,,, , Football King , , , 1. 1 4 A 3,4 Z,3,4 z,3,4 z ,z,3,4 3,4 3,4 1,3 z,3,4 ,z,3,4 .2,3.4 z,3,4 Track ..............,.. ......... 3 1,z,4 ....l.l 4 e. w IRIS AMOS--Vice-President HERMAN ESQUIBEL. President CHERYL. BRECHLIN--Secretary DOROTHY DALTON Treasurer CHERYL BRECHLIN Annual Staff ........................ Newspaper Staff ,,,, Class Officer ,,,,. ,,,,, Pep Club ................ .. Glee Club ............... .... Physical Education Librarian ,,,,, Tripolatan Y-Teens ,,,, F. H. A. DOR OTHY DALTON Pep Club President ,,,, ,,,.,,, 4 4 .. 4 4 3,4 z,3,4 l,Z,3 1 3 .. 2.3 z Annual Staff ...................... ..... 4 Newspaper Stuff .... ..... 3 .4 Class Officer ,,.,.,, ,,,, 3 ,4 ' D, A, R, cnmesf ,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 A Typing Contest ,,,,, 3 ' A Mixed Chorus ,,,,, 3 -I , C122 Club ..... ...... . 3 gi A ffl. Class Play ........... ...... . 1.3 . 'l,, Pep Club ................. .... 1 ,2.3.4 If A A V Physical Education ,,,, ,,,,, 1 ,Z,3,4 ' .. Librarian ............ .... 1 .2 af A , ., gr LV-zr..g?-255' Q 5-'L ' '- KENNETH HARRIS Annual Staff .................... F. F. A. ............. . Truck ...................... Physical Education ,,,,. jl-IAN WIGHT Basketball Queen .,,,,,,,,,,., Football Queen Candidate ,, Student Council P1-esident,, Typing Contest ,,,,, Cheerleader ,,,,,,,,,, Pep Club Officer ,.,,, P6P Club ............ Class Officer ,,,, Mixed Chorus Glee Club ...,, Band ............ . . KENNETH HARRIS THER ESA SHAR P THERESA SHAR P Annual Staff ..................... Class Officer ................ National Honor Society .,.,, Cheerleader ............,.... Pep Club ............... D, A, R, Contest ,,,,, Typing Contest ,,,,, Class Play ,,,,,,,, Spanish Club ,,,,,,,, Spanish Contest ,,,,,, Dramatic Club ,,,,,,,,,,,, Student Council Sec, Mixed Chorus ,,,,,,,,,,, Glee Club ,,,,,,,,,,,, Mixed Chorus , ,,,,,,, ,, Librarian ,,,,, Basketball Queen Candidateil, ,, , 1.2. Class Play .............. .......... . Physical Education ,,,,, ,,,, 1 ,Z, ' I I I I 'i Qi Annual Editor .... ............ . .. 3, 1, 3 ....1.2 3 3 3. .ffili 2,3 Band ......... ........... .... 1 1 3 Physical Education ,,,, 2,3 KENTON- HARRIS Annual Staff ......,.........,. , ........... F. F. A. ....,.......... 1,2 T1'GCk .,.................. ..... 3 Physical Education ,,,,, l,Z,3 RONNlE BR OWN ' 4 Class Officer ,,,, ,,,, Z ,3 Annual Staff ....................... ..... Class Pl-W .... ...... . 3 Foofbnll ........ .....1,3,4 Basketball ,,,,,, 1, 4 3. Truck ....... . ...., .... 3 ,4 Buseball ........... . .... ........ 2 ,4 Physical Education , ,,,, l,Z,3,4 Libfnrinn ............. ....... 1 DEL ORES SCHAEFER Annunl Stiff .... 4 Basketball Queen Candidate ,,,, , 4 Speech Contest ................, 1 Class Officer ,,,,,, ,,,,,, Z Cheerleader H ..,.,,,. 3.4 PCP Club . .... ..... 2 .3.4 1' ' C105 PNY ..... ........ 3 Blnd ................. .... 1 ,3,4 My , 'S + 'iff Mixed Chorus ,,,,,, 3,4 ' A 5 1 Glee Club ......... .... 4 BONNIE BROWN DELORI-:s sc:-uu-:rx-:R SHIRLEY KENDRICK RONNIE MAHAFFXE SHIRLEY KENDRICK Annual Staff, Sports Editor ,,,,,,,, ,, 4 NGWBPHPSY Stuff.. ............ .. F, H, A, Officer ,,,, 3 F. H. A. ........... I' Y-Teens ,,,.. 2,3 Librarian ,,,, 2,3 2,3 1,4 Physical Education ,,,,, ,,,, l ,Z,3,4 Girls' Federation , G.A.A. .............. ..... . PCP Club ............ .... 1.2.3 Glee Club ............. ...... 4 R ONNIE MAHAFFIE NOWHPHPCI' Sidff... ......... . ..... Class Officer ,,,,,,, ,,,, 3 4 CMH Plus' ............ ........... 3 4 Physical Education ,,,,,,,,, l,l,3,4,5 Mixed Chorus ......... ............ ,.-., ' K JEAN SALAZAR Annual Staff, Treasurern, Basketball Queen ,,,.,,,,, ,.,,,.,, Z 3,4 Class Officer ....,....,. ....... . ..1.3 Physical Education ,.,, ,,,, 1 ,Z,3,4 NBWSPGPQI' Sfdif .... .......... 3 .4 Glee Club ...,....... ..... , Pep Club ......... .... 1 ,2,3,4 Class Play ........... ..... 1 .3 D4A,R,Contest U 3 ROBERT BELVEAL, Annual Staff ...... ...................... 4 Football ,,.,,,,,, H-,l,2,3,4 Basketball ............ .... l .Z.3.4 Baseball ................ 1.2.3.4 Physical Education ,,,, ,,,, 1 ,Z,3,4 JEAN SAL-AZAR ROBERT BELVEAL MIKE MCCARTY .JOYCE BOMGARDNER MIKE McCAR TY Annual Staff ....... . ........... CIGSS OffiCe1' , ...... ... .... ......3.3 4 Siudent Council , .,,, ,,,,, l ,4 Mixed Chorus ,.,,, ,, ,,,,,, 3,4 Basketball ..... .... 1 ,-2.3.4 Baseball ,,..,. .,,, l ,Z,3,4 Football .............. .... 1 .2.3.4 Track .................... ....... 3 .4 1 Physical Education ,,,, , ,,,, ,Z,3,4 3 4 Class Play .........,.... ....... . JOYCE BOMGARDNER Annual Staff ,,,,,,,, Mixed Chorus ,,,,, Student Council ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 1 3,4 Glee Club .......... 1.3.4 PCP Club. ............ 3.3.4 Class Play' ...... ..,... . , ...... . 3 Physical Education, ,,,, 2,3 WANDA HAZEN Annual Staff, Art Editor ,,,, ,,,,,, 4 PCP C1115 ..,.......,......,.... 3.3 Band .....,...,.......... . .. 4 Mixed Chorus .......... ......... 3 Physical Education ,,,,, ,,,, 2 ,3,4 Librarian ............. .... 3 CHARLES MCGEE Annual Staff .................... ..... 4 Class Officer ,...... . 3 4 ....1.Z.4 4 Football ................. ...... Physical Education ,,,,, Truck ................... 4 . . 3 1365011111 ..................... .... 1-lbrhrlln ....................... .... Student Government Day ,,,,,, ,,,, 3 Ass't School Photographer ,,,, 1 WANDA HAZEN CHARLES MCGEE JOHN STRUTHERS JOHN STRUTHERS Annual Staff ..................... ....... 4 Class Officeru ,,,,,,,, , l Basketball ,. l,Z,3,-1 Truck ................. .... 3 .4 Baseball ................. ...... 1 ,4 Physical Education ,,,,, ,,,, 1 ,Z,3,4 Mixed Chorus .... ..... ....3 CHARLOTTE BALLE-IOS Afmudl Stuff ............... ........... . ..4 PGP Club .,.........,...... ....... 1 .Z.3 Physical Education . ,.,- .,,,, 1 ,Z,3,4 CHARLOT TE BALLEJCB N I. N KATHARINE KRATZER Annual Staff, Feature Editor ,,,,,,,, 4 Newspaper Staff 3,4 Newspaper Editor .... .,... Pep Club Officer-,U 3,4 ..4 PSP Club., .... ........ . 1,Z,3,4 D.A.R.C0hfeEif .... ,..3 Glee Club ............... ...... 3 ,4 Physical Education ,,.,, 1,Z,3,4 Class Officer ,,.,,,,,,, ,,.,, 3 ,4 Class PHY ............ ....... 1 Librarianuu ,,.. l 1,2 BILL RICHARDSON Annual Staff ..............,...,......... 4 Class Officer ............ ........,. 1 .3 Football ......... ........ 3 .4 4 Track ................... ........... 3 Physical Education ,,,, ,,,, l ,Z,3,4 Basketball ,,,,,,,,, l,Z,3, 130505611 ..... ......... ...... 2 . 4 Librarian ,A..,, 1,Z,3 KATHARINE KRATZER BILL RICHARDSON GARRY RICE GARR Y RICE 4 Annual Staff .........,...... ..... Class Officer , ,,,, l Class Play ,,,, 3 Track ................. ....... 4 Football ........,........ .... Z 3.4 CLASS COLORS! Physical Education ,,,,, .,,, 1 ,Z:3,4 Black and White Baseball ................ 2.3,4 CLASS FLOWER: Red and White Roses CLASS MOTTO: Most Of The Footprints Left In The Sands Of Time Were Made By Workshoes, Senior Diaper Days Na A 'ii .Qi v ii HERMAN RONNIE M, CARRY DOROTHY JEAN w, ,nf , K 4 . . N9 V O I x X -59 A E . Q ,. 4 I 3 il .-- N I Q35 Q I 1 , w if, R 'X MS --5' - B -,Y 1 MIKE SHIRLEY BILL JEAN S, KATHARLNE If K1 W . xi ' ' .. 9 Y XF F O 1 S is 1 , .M I' . u M CHARI ,OTTE QHERYI, if '3' 1. JOHN nom-glad' , W T1-IERESA WANDA C1 KENTON lk KENNETH NEMA g 18 Uur Last Will and Testament I, Iris Amos, will my ability to shake off certain people to Sharry Scott. I, Charlotte Ballejos, will my shorthand to someone who knows something about lt. I, Robert Belveal, will my love for teachers to the school. I, Joyce Bomgardner, will my high voice to Audrey Daily. I, Cheryl Brechlln, will my height to Darlene Schaefer. I, Ronald Brown, will the fly specks on the gymnasium lights to the Freshman Class. I, Dorothy Dalton, will my gambling ability to Glenn Morgan. I, Herman Esqulbel, will my hair to Roger Amos. I, Kenneth Harris, will my detective eyes and ears to Frettin' Fred. I, Kenton Harris, will my brains to Keith Shigley. I, Wanda Hazen, will my cheerfulness to Jerry Keener. I, Shirley Kendrick, will my ability to talk to Eileen Hightower. I, Katharine Kratzer, will my llttle feet to Donna Eltlng. I, Ronnie Mahaffle, will my ability to get along with women to Wayne Rhodes. I, Mike McCarthy, will my pencil-borrowing ability to anyone who needs a pencil. I, Charles McGee, will my good looks to Mr. Taylor. I, Garry Rice, will my height to Bill Simpson. I, Bill Richardson, will my ability to argue to Ioan Rhodes. I, Delores Schaefer, will my ability to play the saxophone to Charlotte Best. I, Jean Salazar, will my bleached blonde hair to Judy Meyer. I, Theresa Sharp, will my jeep to anyone who can handle it. I, John Struthers, will my ability to get dates to Wayne Taylor. I, Jean Wight, will my ability to flunk bookkeeping to someone who can use it. I, Mr. Nordstrom, will the chemistry laboratory to the crafts class. We, Mike and Ronnie, will all the royalty from Matllda to the freshman girls. We, the annual staff, will the likrary to next year's seniors. We, the seniors, will Lewis-Palmer to Father Tlme. Our Prophecy The date ls now June in the year of 19665 the place ls the brand new Lewis-Palmer High, where the 1956 graduates have come for a class reunion. Some of the alumni had a hard time finding the school because Monument ls now so large fabout eight million in populatlonj and there are so many high schools lfour hundredl. Jean Salazar is the first to arrive. She managed to take a day's vacation from being a very, very private secretary. In- cldently, she is the first secretary to make a million dollars. Wanda Hazen has been married to six millionaires--one at a time, of course. Next, Ronnie Brown speeds ln, doing 110 miles per--he has just won the Indlanapolis'500, and he has been so shocked he thinks he ls still driving ln lt. Dorothy Dalton arrives in her private plane. She is a comedienne of world fame and has her own hour-long TV show three nights per week. Hardly anyone recognizes her because she has dyed her hair blonde, and all of her freckles are gone now that she never gets out ln the sun anymore. John Struthers is a brilliant jet pilot and is now an instructor at the Alr Academy. Joyce Bomgardner is next to join the party. She gets out of her station wagon, followed by her six children, five dogs, and nine parakeets. Besides caring for all these, Joyce has a job making singing commercials for, a radio broadcasting company. Gary Rice stops ln. He ls a geography teacher at one of the junior high schools in Monument. Jean Wight comes from the horse ranch she owns in Kentucky. She can't stay long because she ls needed to groom a horse to be run ln the Kentucky Derby. Jean has grown quite thin and tall Know 5' 1l l. Iris Amos next runs in from Chicago. She is ln training to break the three-minute mile race. Right behind her comes Charles McGee, who has been assigned to do a picture story of Iris, known as the 'most beautiful mller. Mike McCarty, who is a politician running for President, stops by, campaigning for votes. The Harris twins, Kenneth and Kenton, drop by. They have made a fortune posing for Which One Has the Toni ? adver- tlsements. But neither one has a Tonl, really--they use Qulck. Bill Richardson, who is owner of a dairy, comes in. He does nothing but milk cows all day, he says: but we soon dis- cover hlm at his favorite pastime--arguing with anyone and everyone. Shirley Kendrick, who has a good start in competing with The Woman Who Lived in a Shoe arrives, carrying Kand half dragglngl her youngest--quintuplets. Cheryl Brechlln manages to snatch a little time away from her dance studio where she teaches the mambo and rumbo. Herman Esqulbel takes a little time off from his C. P. A. job. He can't stay long, so he is frantically running around trying to say Hello to everyone before he has to leave. Robert Belveal, who owns the biggest cattle ranch ln Colorado, drives up in hls baby-blue Eldorado Cadillac convertible. Theresa Sharp steps down from a T. W. A. Stratocrulser just in from the Orient. Theresa who looks very chic, and her wealthy husband have just come from a short fnlne monthsl vacation there. Charlotte Ballejos is the prosperous owner of a drug store. Delores Schaefer is a cheerleader at college. She likes leadlng cheers so well that she flunks on purpose--in that way she can keep on leading some more. Ronnie Mahaffle is a famous singer and has his own radio and TV program, called 'Root Beer Time. Millions of teen-age girls are howling for his autograph. A very famous and well-known journalist, by the name of Katie Kratzer, arrives rather late. She claims she was chasing down a story about a space ship that landed on the hills. It seems Katie is still looking for a man, and she thought there would be some men ln the space ship. Mr. Nordstrom, who has retired from teaching, has managed to take time out from playing chess with his old friends to come join us. Ere long we must all part again and go our separate ways. Here's hoping we'll meet again before another ten years roll byl 19 Name Nickname IRIS AMOS ..................... CHARLOTTE BALLEJOS ,, ROBERT BELVEAL ,,,,,.,,, JOYCE BOMGARDNER ,,,, CHERYL BRECHLIN ,,,,,,, R ONALD BR OWN ,,,,,, DCR OTHY DALTON ,,,,,,,,, HERMAN ESQUIBEL ,,,,,,, KENNETH HARRIS .,.... KENTON HARRIS WANDA HAZEN,,, ,,,, , SHIRLEY KENDRICK KATHARINE KRATZER ,,,, RONNIE MAHAFFIE ,,,,,,,, MIKE MCCARTY ,,,, CHARLES McGEE,,, GARRY RICE ,,,,,,,, BILL RICHARDSON , ,,,,,,, JEAN SALAZAR, ,,,,,,,,,, , DELORES SCHAEFER THERESA SHARP,,,,, JOHN STRUTHERS ,,,,,,,,,, JEAN wlcx-rr ,,,,, Z0 U.. Aris ....... Charlie Bub ........ .Robin ...... .IETBOI ...... Brown, Dort Herman , , Twin ....... ,Twln,,, BHP-HV. . . . , Annie , , Katie ...... Mahaff ,,,, Mike Chuck ,,,,, Squarie Dick ....... Seltzer Dee . ..... Sharpie J Ohh Bean, , , Senior Roster Pet Peeve People who gripe whenn she gets new things Her kid sister ........... .. Little brother s , Geometry ,,,,,, Shirley Ann , ,, ,Cheerleaders ,, Over -anxious bet- ,,,,,,,, collectors Sophisticated People American history ,,,, , ,,,, Gary's staring at his,,,,, shoes People who call her, Shorty Certain Sophomore ,, girls Snooty girls ................. Cradle robbing senior ,,,, girls Senior girls ................ Square dances ..... ...... Snooty people ,,,,, Wolf whistles,,,,, ,, Sam and Bill ,,,,,, ,,,,, Western music ,,,,, ,, ,,,, Pipes . .. ..THlkin8 on .. ...... .. .. ......T81kmg Cheerleaders ,,,, ,,,,, ....W0rryihg............... Chief Fault the phone 'co Katie T00 ShY...... ....... . ....... School work , ,,,,, Saying the wrong ,,,, thing at the wrong time POHY MUS ...................... Drag -racing ,,,, Bef'CiH3..... Cvff SHY, NO. ............ Numbness in his feet ,,,,,,, LhZiheBS......... Getting bruised , ,, , ...- ..... U.. Talking to Iris on the ,,,,,,, phone I-ikins sifls ........ Riding a Farmall ,,,, ,, Living ......... . ..... Coming to school Too short ,,,, Laughing when she shouldn't Flirting .............. Going out on dates,,,,, Goofmg Off .......... nun.. U... ..--...- ...U nu.. ...un Noted For Friendline s s, , Quietness III. . Crew cuts Singing bass , ,..., Talking to,,, Bill Crew cuts ,,,,, Hum0r........ Good manners 5 - minute ,,,,,, ...., speed -tests His brains ,,,, Her art,,,,,, ability Her hair...... Middy blouses ,,,, Long, curly , hair Big feet ..... Good looks Enrolling in math cour ses Arguing. ..... . ..... Her eyeS...... Million- , , ,,,, , , dollar smile Vivaclousness, , Blond hair Personality ,, ..... U.. Ambition Be a P, E, teacher Have a business Have a lot of money To graduate from college To graduate To drive an Indianapolis 500 Be a journalist Become a C, P, A, Become a farmer Become an Inventor Become a secretary To graduate and get a job, To travel To be the boss of jean To have a hot rod To have a date with Dee Go to college To raise quarter-horses Be a very private secretary Darned if I know: To make her life worthwhile To become a jet pilot Go to college NDERGRMIS K wifi .- , 43 'W' 4 L .. 1 - f' Ki ,J x , pf 1 , L L M I? .y f Q7 A mg. .. nv: W' S .nf A B Bill Simpson, J ' - . 1 'hx D oyvfgdent President v I ' I no 15, 'ff N ' e'? F, A . ,Jgc ' ' ot' -. - ' 99951 n M it ef:-20561 kxk. E K L ,. . JY Ml ' ' -W, 4 . 1 Q 42 ,yi '4 Glenda Preston 1 15018 61 so 9 45 0109 wav Vf file? ' V M? 9 K 1, e A jf 4 U .1 ri , .P A Z . 22,5 n T P. J NA I - V agen om xerce I gvfx XX ., X, ., X 9, was XX 1- ' . s L -X XX X' 49' -.L iq ova? s -S' .,!' , ' XA, H L ,. il . A , , ' . ' in? s- I E i Q I . 7 . -1 23 ,,,g Q N L Doug Stone XX Clementine Padilla Juniors in A I 9 '19 'een , H . 1 11:-H? rl, Q., x Si ni: K . To '71 Repre McNal- 'enfqti-'Z Ve jog . e-.- E 11 'L s Q 801- had efe, des . Sk 'Wg 'P I 5,Q 7' P ,e'- I 'N 'L Inga? I , K QQ- HE5 1 Q a 'W , :Gigi Do UQ Elan 5' Gel. -' Q... 'L Q --. eieen 4 PM ,lnn f n . fi - , x E He , en Hightower 1-Sheba ez- Z mx eel QxL 'w J jeraldean Keener L Lloyd Scribner Y 2 R X J S-- gf n 2 Leslie Huffaker Representative Audrey Daily , Q rx V X- Im. Gary Redmon X ,z , , if H.. 3 ,itil ' .z Bill rugby vu Kent Elting as Q Li ,. Sharon Phipps, Secretary 1 .Q f, king .em:e, hne . .:,,1,.ft i . W It , .'1L L',- Ann Sampson lf, 'Q of Darr old Offield 1: uw joan Keener L 'f '7t Harold r ' - f Q N-.- 5 v . - -,M W j ohn Humphr ey , President if a.g,3 e i A few A w if A 5-wx: an V ff1,:.i. ' ailaiztwk-n'f951 :Q,L 1 . zwezwgvaasut-..1f:rf,. Vesta Crandall V 4 1 f Suzanne Br own, R eporter -eff? 315351, , k 1- 7 Eddie Epler We W 4,55 tk W vsp S Don Miner S L2 3 xv..- 3 Charlotte Best, Vice -President 1 jessie Hale ,gg K, ,Q 5 Xd'e 1 A-'s 1 I Nova Van Dyke -- A 55.311 3 S ar! Yvonne McCormick K eir W . , , w . .sv Y judy G1-indland Z' a ar 5 K I 'Y David Kratzer Carol Ann Orr Pat Donovan Sophomores 1 , 5 ,MfME4gi:f1 W lm: -f a?'fwffff,f?v 1 'Qs- i 'A Q A if Douglas Cobb, Treasurer ,ng , f- , ,V- . sw E, X D vrra 1 ' ' , 15311 E ' gqgifzfffl-uf ga,igwt:vf'lf, V R onald Lew is - ,- if a l l A 7 l ' Q I R onnie Ander son kr V : ' , X:-'J ., 5 , 1,-f' aff fi., Jikf .,.,. - ' .ff Roger Amos ff , 4 N wife Pearl Hall Dick Daugherty 15112 159- ,AG 0- Harvey Mur pny, Representative Q, Q, . 4,-. 'f K ,it , gf, , .Wi . ' -Ag? ' Elvin Boss . , A ., ww i tim 'Ha i Ruby Grindland , S ii, Doris Hausner E Sherry Scott J' Y, - av .w-,,, V, Bruce Van Kirk Z3 , , fi 1 ,Q 5 . .1 NA.. J J A W lr WE: A 2 - james Carver L.: Ap' 74: -'I if E .VJ , 'fi ,.,, f , be N ' 'E' V ,,,, Q Lying Cox ,hm Q Ap., 1 ...- H, Wg - .,. X, r jean Breeden 1 , , wus wiki x-- -.I jack Ford 'Q 5- f ' Q., C mx , r l Ronnie Krueger vu 'Cb Keith smgney Z4 rw.--f z 4- Y ...A . ul: , f- -, .l3,f.r . 1 K' I' . N ., Darlene Schaefer 'i 1.16 br ',- -: CK 7. 5 x , Tom Brown Patty Bushnell A W ,:,, W, n ' iff? r Ls rW: D 5 v WK -'? bv Dennis Gill llan ..Y K -Ga W, enenn , J, Qylfi Q, , wffti f ,1 5 Arnold Lavelett ' ' f-GW wx X :xx gl XXI' 5 Glenn Morgan ag ' .114 4 . ,bf .V jodean McGraw Q a. , ' Qi 1 W ff-'fr il-44 1 I D Riff Harold Call e 1 - rf:-2'9 4' -Q. Ann Hall 1, 2 5-' 'l Art Merrell Q ,. y ' ,f3,w Bonnie Whittier fn ,QL- Aef' :W eo:,,, iw g g xl 'rel 1 Sara jo Novey jeanne Crandall r X , Sharon Hanes n ,il '5- -Q -v ., .11 2 lv in K ,, . i H QCA A joe Munson sr - 2 so ... ir,'G9r W W VQWWQ ide M, Lf W xA3:5,hmv X' K1 HgLZiH'fb . 1 A W 1 T ? rfvi Y Wayne Taylor Nonle Tilley Harley Thompson Gary Walker zsff L, Ahy' J 'QWWSQWW 1 ,Vg .W VJ ...... .X X Dale Hiatt gat., ' ..-4 Bette Kunze . K PM i W ' fewfggfyf A , ef-wwf 4. - all Sherline C ordova E-Q N, , Q 4' FNNJQ I .T 'Aw' if f ' E' ga Li I y Daryl Harris v' J' S New I 5 sxwsynr 0 Q, M 1555 - I , X -, f 'gp ii' YJ Q - . . 4 Frank Pierce f'9 Q, if Kay Romersberger ' as- U . ,,. .. lji i 1 lr? Sf 1 Wayne Rhodes jim Daugherty .I-we - fy X-.f Q .1 ox A 4 I N Bob Heath 2 Eddie Sanchez Gordlne Yates Larry Young Grade 8-I BACK ROW: Mike Stringer, Clude Hogarth, Cy Kratzer, Mike Westwood, Beverly Welsh, and Ann Tupper, MIDDLE ROW: joe Esquibel, Dale McGraw, Sharron Huismann, Sharon Huffaker, Barbara Neugebauer, Roberta Redmon, and Sharon Savage, FRONT ROW: Mrs, Cummings, Kenny Davidson, Dean Wooldridge, Robert Cannell, Rebecca Payne, Elaine Trahern, and Linda Suttle, ABSENT: Muriel Wissler, Clark McCall, Louise Wade, and Ray Armstrong, Grade 8- TOP ROW: Larry Scribner, Ralph Teeter, Connie Collins, Bessie Padilla, Pat Colvin, Bobby Simpson, and Richard Anderson, SECOND ROW: jack Munson, Sharon Rice, Mary Hofstetter, judy Donovan, Grace Cordova, Loretta l-lanes, and Shirley Moon, FRONT ROW: Larry Phipps, Gary Bertrand, Frank Geiger, Ruth Ann Marston, Cecelia Roberts, jerry Sanchez, and Kenny Moreland, ABSENT: Bill Crandall, Virginia Mayo, and Mrs, Mace , 1 'lk ii! X ,Sa Grade 7-2 BACK ROW: jack McDonell, Bill Blakeslee, Danny Crandall, Frankie Lindsey, Larry Otley, Tom Ford, and David Burge, MIDDLE ROW: jean lngraham, Peggy Tilley, joan Eslick, Marianna Lopez, Sherry Siegel, Patty Epler, and Mr, Mace, FRONT ROW: Henry Esquibel, Carolyn Mayo, Margaret Huffaker, Rochelle Preston, Yvonne Breeden, and Buford Neugebauer, ABSENT: Mary Blackmon M .4 Ili in td? ,W - '-2: . 0 ,piano-pn-nv' ..onuaa!nna1 ' alan: una, hu, nn -l'v l.9no .1 ll' I Grade 7- TOP ROW: Glenn Bass, David Fulkner, Henry Brown, Victor Burge, Kenny Barber, Edward Mun-ah, Edgar Hightower, and Donald Swanson, SECOND ROW: Beverley Grindland, janet Eslick Freda VanDyke, Hazel Kendrick, Helen Heath, and Karen Hartsell, FRONT ROW: Mark Kratzer, Barbara Sypher, Sally Higby, Kay Thompson, Leah Murphy, Donna Hiatt, and Howard Crosslen, ABSENTZ Mrs, whimer Black Forest Grade 6 STANDING: jerry Kunze, Mrs, Wolford, jerry Preston, David Polhemus, Willard Neugebauer, Larry Parker, Ben Nighswonger, Leland Bourne, Mike Donovan, and Tom Rusk, SEATED: Donna Bailey, Dan Runnegan, Johnnie Collins, Claudia jones, judy Anderson, judith Wilson, Bob Daugherty, Harold Riggs, and Carrie Shubarth, ABSENT: Perry.Bux-right l. Palmer Lake Grade 6 BACK ROW: Marianne Cox, Steve Metcalf, Bonnie bouldon, Geraldine Crego, Jerry Brechlin, Allen Steppler, Sam Whittier, and Mr, Davisson, MIDDLE ROW: Ernie Wahlborg, janet McCormick, Peggy Westwood, Paula. Bertrand, Ginger Yates, Donnie Richardson, and Dwight Engel, FRONT ROW: Albert Farkas, Richard Tupper, jesus Cordova, Larry Schmier, and Franky Whittier ABSENT: jo Anne Newton, jean Hightower, Carl Wood, and Donald Pierce, Q.. 0' Palmer Lake Grade 5 TEACHER: Mrs, Thompson: BACK ROW: Cynthia Hennrikus, june Slagel, David Allomong, jimmy Andrews, Geo:-gene Miller, and Stanley Savage, MIDDLE ROW: Emily Pierce, Karen Redmon, Eddy Whaler, Standley Scott, Tommy Fulkner, Diane Schaefer, Lorraine Cordova, and jon Suttle, FRONT ROW: Bruce Ramsour, john Monahan, Raymond Wiles, jesse Huifaker, and Buddy Moreland, ABSENT: George Kuzara, Priscilla Esquibel, and Elaine Schmeir, New vw Q. 'gn 10' a , W Nw' s K o paw aa., Black Forest Grade 5 TEACHER: Mr, Knodel: BACK ROW: David Hunter, Dick Hook, joy Merrell, Glenn Vessey, Fred Hogarth, Larry Ford, Robert Boss, and Max Geddes, MIDDLE ROW: Charlotte Boss, Nancy Tevebaugh, joann Teeters, Gail Welsh, Glenda Roberts, Shirley Knodel, Carolyn Murrah, and Becky Cannell, FRONT ROW: Ernie Sanchez, Benny Sanchez, Raymond Anderson, William Aden, Kenneth Epler, Maryann Aden, Paula jean King, and Nova june Daily, g..l L Palmer Lake Grade 4 TEACHER: Miss Mahaffieg STANDING: Susie Westwood, Bonnie Hightower, Mary Dey, Alice Mae Maxell, Emily Otey, Linda Miller, Sharry Lynn Barber, Gretchen Yates, Diane Allomong, Linda Thompson, and Linda Cox, MIDDLE ROW: johnnie Huffaker, Raymon Cordova, Alta Wiles, Linda Bertrand, Barbara Lopez., Beverly Crawford, jeanette McDonell, Brenda Kuhlmann, Edna Murphy, and Claudia Andrew, FRONT ROW: Albert Clifford, Larry Bass, Larry Brewer, Kenneth Milllkan, Dennis Richardson, jimmy Dalton, Dwight Metcalf, and Lewis Williams, ABSENT: David Rairdon, Fla f I 'Iv' 'Tiffin . k.o Black Forest Grade 4 TEACHER: Miss Straughan: STANDING: William Walker, Ethel Hogarth, Charles Vessey, Bobby Brown, David Stringer, Oscar Lindsey, Christine Manfrin, Gail Groenenboom, Lynn Young, Carolyn Burright, and Kenneth Belveal, MIDDLE ROW: Sharon Ann Bourne, Betty Teeter, june Ingersoll, Anna Sanchez., Nancy Davidson, Barbara Epler, Margaret Bailey, Donna jean Bartruff, Donna Lee Crichton, Rita Anderson, and Carold Pepper, KNEELING: Clifton Catron, joe Anthony, Paul Heath, Gary johnson, Howard Eslick, Leslie Riggs, Skipper Metzger, Ronnie Nighswonger, Scotty Dix, and Willard Daily, Nyc., ' si? 30 uf ws Black Forest Grade 3 TEACHER: Mrs, Christie, STANDING: Dennis jimerson, joyce Preston, Dean Hightower, Gary ISN-1-don, Barbara Taylor, johnny vIiQ't'fl'Y, Kenneth Dailey, Danny I-'Iufse-ttor, Bob Ford, and Tee Dim-s, MIDDLE ROW: Darlene Dailey, Alice Casewell, I.aura Lindslcy, Sandra Black, Kay Hunter, Linda Stevens, Kathy Swanson, jill Munson, Myrna Anderson, Sandra Smale, jonc Svejrosky, KNEELING: Ge-ne Sanchez, Steve Metzger, Bill Geddes, Bob Anderson, Dutch Bissell, Gary Humphrey, Richard Grier, Douglas Dull, john Grier, jon Nnu, and Dennis Roberts, ABSENT: Dnrris Roberts, janicc Anderson and Paul Burke, wr- Yu. Palmer Lake Grade 3 TEACHER: Mrs, McCall, STANDING: Penn Yates, jerry Pe-rlick, Nancy Kendrick, Patty Boykin Kenneth I-Iagvme-ister, Ilvrburt Crm-go, Roger Traspcr, jack Mitchenm-r, and Leonard Salazar, MIDDLE ROW: Sharon MCCarty, Ill-no Crego, Bucky Ingraham, Miriam Siegel, Linda Erickson, Marilyn Rornark, Glenda Hanson, Sharon Kaye Rhodes, and Betsy Ingraham, FRONT ROW: Dale Gillilan, jvrry Pierce, Douglas Miller, Elsie Slaglu, Charles Holt, Victor Colvin, Gary Williams, and David llomvrsbergvr, ka , , , , 1 A vw- W- 'ff will Black Forest Grade 2 TEACHER: Mrs, Davissong BACK ROW: Carolyn Steppler, Linda Phipps, james McGee, Robert Anderson, Dean Manfrin, Larry Palmer, Lynn Wells, and Ida Heath, MIDDLE ROW: Beverly Riggs, Debbie Danford, Patricia Roberts, Patty Preston, Melva Daugherty, Kathleen Megargee, and Mary Crosslen, FRONT ROW: Eric Bushnell, Ronnie Geiger, Nick Bissell, james Nau, Timothy Payne, Henry Sanchez, and Ricky Mowers, 4. vl- Palmer Lake Grade 2 TEACHER: Mrs, Fox, BACK ROW: Deborah Schaefer, Deborah Hennrikus, Russell Brewer, john Rairdon, Barbara Davis, Susan Steppler, and Sheila Symons, MIDDLE ROW: Diane Otey, Sue Ellen Lopez, Cheryl Holt, Catherine Hagemeister, Karen Andrew, Carmen Salazar, and Peggy Miller, FRONT ROW: Frank Shugarth, Monte Thompson, Garry Scribner, Michael Trahern, Dean Otey, Michael Mitchener, and Steve Cogswell, ABSENT: jarold Forney, judy Geiger, and Larry Kelly, fr w. A l ur Z . 7'f'51u'vAr '-' IUQA lk, Palmer Lake Grade I TENCHER: Mrs. Best: STANDING: Pat Fisher, Debbe Krueger, Kathie Erickson, Iris Sokol, Marjorie Meckes, Melinda Sisk, Judy Boykin, Paula Cheever, and Sally Lou Romack. MIDDLE ROW: Carole Brown, Connie Hanson, Faylcne Holt, Mary Pierce, Peggy Blackmon, Sally Jo lngraham, Anna Mae Esquibel, and Morris Siegel, KNEELING: Larry Shughart, Raymond Salazar, Timothy Greeley, Donald Schmier, Jack Niswanger, Mack Dey, Robert Lopez, Terry Farkas, and Howard Hagemeister, ABSENT: Katherine Forney, Alvin Forney, Gary Forney, Gary Crego, Gretchen Whittier, Linda Green, Ralph Ponca, and Paul Rairdon. -rl? ca' 14 Black Forest Grade I and 2 TEACHER: Mrs. Heath: STANDING: Dwight Boss, Wayne Brown, Tommy Hall, Dennis Runingen John Vessey, Joe Schubarth, Danny Crichton, and Bobby Robbs. SEATED: Dennie Lindwey, Mary GBYIC Bailfy. Susan Ashley, Kathleen Hook, Naomi Caswell, Carolyn Brown, Dorothy Burge, Marv Woodard, and Robert Aden. Black Forest Grade I TEACHER: Mrs. Smithg BACK ROW: Nona Hartsel, Sheila Anderson, Eileen Hightower, Bonnie West, David Swanson, Harvey Wilton, Esther Rotz, Bennie Dietrich, and Kay Crandall. MIDDLE ROW: Ellin Johnson, Nancy Hunter, Kathy Dix, Evelyn Stringer, Carol Poyner, Marjorie Taylor, Sharon Schubarth, Dainna Howells, and Peggy Harris. FRONT ROW: Richard Stephens, Brian Johnson, Jim Merrell, Johnny Bailey, Dean Dellacrose, Mike Seibert, and Floyd Dailey. Palmer Lake Elementary School This has been a busy year for the teachers and pupils of the school in their efforts to main- tain a well-rounded program for the full development of its children. Regular visits of the county nurse and hot lunches have helped to keep them fit physically. Besides the regular school work they had classes in singing and in folk dancing. Good manners were stressed at all times. Taking part in community activities-has been part of the training in good citizenship. A song festival was given for the community at Christmas. Preparations are now being made for the annual spring program. All parents and others who have helped to make the school term a pleasant and profitable one are hereby thanked. Black Forest Elementar School The school has been experiencing a gradual, healthy growth--in September its enrollment was 170, and in February it was 188. In addition to training in the traditional three R's, the re was concentration on good citizenship, correct care of public property, and improved courtesy and fair play. The staff endeavored to create and maintain a happy, harmonious en- vironment from both teacher and pupil participation. The daily tasks were made more effective and more pleasant through the loyal cooperation of parents. Thanks! 33 TH LETIGS ,jfs ATHLETE OF THE YEAR RESULTS of Our FOOTBALL Games Date September 23 September 30 October 7 October 14 October 21 October Z6 R ESUL TS Date December 6 December 10 They Bear Creek at Monument 30 Florence at Monument 31 Monument at Harrison 13 Monument at Fountain 6 Monument at Manitou 6 Castle Rock at Monument 31 of Our BASKETBALL Games They St. Marys at Monument 52 Flagler at Monument 37 December 14 December 16 December ZZ January 6 January 10 January 13 January 20 January 27 February 3 February 7 February 10 February ll February 17 February Z1 February Z4 February 28 Monument at Peyton 33 Florence at Monument 42 Monument at C. C. -Victor 40 Cheyenne Mt. at Monument 47 Monument at Castle Rock 71 Manitou at Monument 37 Harrison at Monument 35 Fountain at Monument 38 Monument at Florence 46 C.C, -Victor at Monument 37 Monument at Cheyenne Mt. 42 Monument at Fountain V. Z6 Castle Rock at Monument 4Z Monument at Manitou 38 Monument at Harrison 41 Monument at Fountain We 6 13 79 19 26 0 We 53 39 56 55 52 56 44 49 64 61 52 56 45 32 57 51 61 ATI-ILETE OF THE YEAR' BILL RICHARDSON RONNIE BROWN TOM MCNARY HARVEY MURPHY BILL SIMPSON DON OWENS JOHN STRUTHERS l , DALE HIATT MIKE MCCARTY HERMAN ESQUIBEL .vi Vi!-9 3? 49 .u 'wif Pikes Peak eague Champions I9 6 First Basketball Team COACH: Tancredo, David Kratzer, Johnny Struthers, Ronnie Brown, Bill Simpson, Mike McCarty, Harvey Murphy, and Conch Sharp, SEATED: Dale Hiatt, Tom McNary, Herman Esquibel, Bill Richardson, and Don Owens. Second Basketball Team COACH: Sharp, Larry Young, Wayne Rhodes, Darrold Ofiield, Arnold Lavelett, Irving Cox, Garry Rice, Douglas Cobb, and Coach Tancredo. KNEELING: Eddie Epler, and David Kratzer. X Y 'Q vfa.a,.f'Frfe 3 3136191-at Qrgaa Av--1: I7 ik 'VW ,Q ,T ggwrrgirzl Football Boys TOP ROW: 43-Arnold Lavelett, ZZ-Larry Youn , Harley Hyatt, Z4-James Carver, 10-Irving Cox, 12-Charles McGee, 32-Robert Belveal, 14-Tomi3rown, MIDDLE ROW: David Kratzer, 44-Don Owens, 15-Dale Hiatt, 11-Bill Simpson, 33-Bill Richardson, 40-Ronnie Brown, 30-Mike-McCarty, Lloyd Scribner, Coach Taylor. FIRST ROW: Bill Higby, Z5-Harvey Murphy, 52-Ronald Lewis, 34-Eddie Epler, 45-Garry Rice, 55-Douglas Stone, Z0-Herman Esquibel, 54-Bruce VanKirk. s.: r S.: ggi-,oe.s':x Junior High Basketball Team TOP ROW: Henry Esquibel, Bob Cannell, Jack Munson, Dale McGraw, Kenny Barber, Gary Bertrand, David Fulker, and Mark Kratzer. SECOND ROW: Bobby Simpson, Cy Kratzer, Joe Esquibel lholding basketballl, Larry Scribner, Clark McCall, Pat Colvin, and Mr. Mace. CHEER - LEADERS: Muriel Wissler, Sharon Hufiaker, and Sharron Huismann. ll-I2 Girls' Phys. Ed. Glass Volleyball Runners-up. STANDING: Mary Chapman, Joan Rnodes, Pat Kelly, Glenda Preston, Donna Elting, Linda Davidson, Carol Stringer, Mrs. Whittier, Linda Crosslen, Judy Meyer, Venita Hanes, Clementine Padilla, and Jerry Keener. Volleyball Tournament Champions. KNEELING: Jean Wight, Delores Schaefer, Wanda Hazen, Katharine Kratzer, Dorothy Dalton, Iris Amos, Theresa Sharp, Charlotte Ballejos, Shirley Kendrick, and Jean Salazar. ABSENT: Eileen Hightower. Z7 5 9-IO Girls' Phys. Ed. Class TOP ROW: Audrey Daily, Judy Grindland, Ann Hall, Glenn Morgan, Pat Donovan, Yvonne McCormick McCormick, and Joan Keener. MLDDLE ROW: Sherline Cordova, Leslie Huffaker, Darlene Schaefer, Charlotte Best, Nonie Tilley, Suzanne Brown, Ruby Grindland, Kay Romersberger, and Bonnie Whittier. BOTTOM ROW: Patty Bushnell, Pearl Hall, Jodean McGraw, Bette Kunze, Nova VanDyke, Jean Breeden, Ann Sampson, Sara Jo Novey, and Carol Ann Orr. unior High Girls' I3 ysical Education Class Football Queen Ins Amos LESLIE HUFFAKER VENITA HANES JODEAN McGRAW Sophomore Attendant Junior Attendant Freshman Attendant 5, ., ffsmzffr r ix T fA,A SI-LARRY SCOTT Sophomore Attendant oan Rhodes DELORES SCHAEFER Senior Attendant da, DARLENE SCHAEFER F re shman Attendant Basketball Queen SHARRON HUISMANN Eighth Grade Attendant MARGARET HUFFAKER Seventh Grade Attendant gg 'V 'e' Q, ,, 1 x 41 ewis-Palmer Pep Club C heerleaders 1 Amos, Jean Wight, Delores Schaefer, and Theresa Sharp C l Brown, Mascot iq my Q CTIVITIES Aug Aus. Sept, Sept Sept, Sept Sept Oct, Oct, Oct, Oct, Oct, Oct, Oct, Nov, Nov, Dec, Dec, Dec, Dec, Dec, Dec, Dec, Dec, Dec, Dec , Dec, Dec, Dec, I955-l956 Activities Calendar af: Z5 8: 2.6 - Teachers' meetings - School began - Labor Day vacation , - Football, Bear Creek at Monument - Senior pictures - Football, Florence at Monument - Dance, band benefit - Football, Monument at Haifrison - Football, Monument at Fountain - Football, Monument at Manitou - Football, Castle Rock at Monument - School C arnival 81 Z8 - State Convention of C, E, A, - Community supper at Black Forest - Turkey supper for football boys 8: Z5 - Thanksgiving vacation - Ear tests - Faculty supper -party - Basketball, St, Marys at Monument - Basketball, Flagler at Monument - junior class play - Basketball, Monument at Payton - Yule Log meeting - Christmas dinner-dance for seniors - Nativity program - Senior high Christmas party - Basketball, Monument at Cripple Creek- Victor - Jan, Z, Christmas vacation - Community program at Palmer Lake sf: jan, 6 jan,10 jan,ll jan,13 jan,l8 jan,l9 Jan,Z0 jan,27 jan,31 Feb,3 Feb,7 Feb,8 Feb,10 Feb,l1 Feb,ll Feb,l7 Feb,l8 Feb,Z0 Feb,Zl Feb,Z4 Feb,Z5 Feb,Z8 hdar 9 hdar Apr,l9 Bday 4 bday Z4 hdayiZ5 Basketball, Cheyenne Mt, at Monument Basketball, Monument at Castle Rock Western State representative talked to Seniors Basketball, Manitou at Monument Smorgasbord by junior class Organizational meeting of Athletic Moms Basketball, Harrison at Monument Basketball, Fountain at Monument Pictures for annual Basketball, Monument at Florence Basketball, C, C, - Victor at Monument - Jr, High basketball at Fountain Basketball, Monument at Cheyenne Mountain Basketball, Monument at Fountain Valley -17 - Boy Scout Week Basketball, Castle Rock at Monument Chili supper by Mt, Herman Grange D, A, R, luncheon-program Basketball, Monument at Manitou Basketball, Monument at Harrison Supper by Sportsmen's Club Basketball, Monument at Fountain Operetta at Palmer Lake Senior class play Band concert-supper junior -Senior banquet - prom Commencement exercises - School closes rfsax? Highes onors Ykfl 51 e qgijgdyie THERESA SHARP Senior Honoree GLENN MORGAN Frelhmux Honoree sm, wo' Hqffvc 1' re, SCHO 1.41681 V7 K '7 Student Council v 5 l BACK ROW: Mr. Taylor, Mike McCarty, Harvey Murphy, Herman Esquibel., Ronnie Brown and Tom McNary. FRONT ROW: Theresa Sharp, 'Jean Wight, Leslie Huffaker, Kay Romeruberger, Carol Stringer, and Bill Simpson. ABS!-INT: Tom Brown. -.4 ,ev S x by 1-f ,qu ttekgr Liv Q 7 Assistant Librarians Linda Davidson, Darrold Offield Derma Eltin Harve M h J X C H K d , g, y urp y, eanBreeden, Miss McCool, Harold a , in Glenn Morgan. .,s,...-. f'f2-el. 11 Mig., -'lu-5 eff, S , fl on 1 so 'W C Q Ev West Wind Annual Staff BACK ROW: Garry Rice, Gary Romersberger, Kenton Harris, Ronnie Mahaffie, Mike McCarty, Johnny Struthers, Robert Belveal, Kenneth Harris, and Ronnie'Brown. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Nordstrom, Dorothy Dalton, Iris Amos, Delores Schaefer, Joyce Bomgardner, Linda Davidson, Jean Salazar, Cheryl B1-echlin, and Charles McGee. FRONT ROW: Charlotte Ballejos, Katharine Kratzer, Theresa Sharp, Donna Elting, Wanda Hazen, Shirley Kendrick, and Jean Wight. The Ranger Newspaper Sfaff STANDING: Linda Davidson, Dorothy Dalton, Dorma Elting, and Jean Salazar. SEATED: Mr. Taylor, Katharine Kratzer, Cheryl Brechlin, Shirley Kendrick. va -Irion?-K Home Ec. Tea POURING: Clementine Padilla, and Linda Davidson. STANDING: Pat Kelly, Venita Hanel, Eileen Hightower, Glenda Preston, Joan Rhodes, Mary Chapman, Mrs. Carpenter, Judy Meyer, and Donna Elting. A T pical Lunchroom Scene X23 School Band FLUTE: Judy Meyer: CLARINETS: Audrey Daily, Ruby Grindland, Judy Grindland, Bette Kunze, Darlene Schaefer, Jodean McGraw, Ann Sampson, Nova VanDyke, Joe Munson, Sally I-ligby, Margaret Huffaker, Kay Thompson, and Ann Tupper: SAXOPHONES: Delores Schaefer, Charlotte Best, Bill Higby, Bobby Simpson, Carol Stringer, and Dale McGraw: FRENCH HORN: Kenny Davidson: TRUMPETS: Kay Romersberger, Sara Jo Novey, David Fulker, Arnold Lavelett, Tom McNary, Bob Cannell, Cy K1-atzer, Beverly Grindland, Dean Wooldridge, Donald Swanson, and Larry Phipps: TROMBONES: Gary Romersberger, Harley Thompson, Art Merrell, Mark Kratzer, and Howard Crosslen: BARITONES: Mike Stringer, and Kenton Harris, TUBAS: David Kratzer, and Harvey Murphy, DRUMS: Gary Walker, Iris Amos, Jean Wight, Darrold Offield, and Carol Ann Orr: and DIRECTOR: Mr. DeMarco. H. S. Girls' Glee Club and H. S. Mixed Chorus BACK ROW: Gary Walker, Bill Higby, Kenton Harris, David Kratzer, Tom McNary, Mike McCarty, Harvey Murphy, Darrold Offielcl, Roger Amos, and Douglas Cobb, DIRECTOR: Mr, DeMarco, THIRD ROW: Sharon Phipps, Linda Crosslen, Linda Davidson, Glenn Morgan, Bette Kunze, Jodean McGraw, Nonie Tilley, Ruby Grindland, and Judy Grindlancl. SECOND ROW: Jean Salazar, Katharine Kratzer, Charlotte Best, Jean Breeden, Delores Schaefer, lris Amos, Shirley Kendrick, Cheryl Brechlin, Yvonne McCormick, Carol Ann Orr, Clementine Padilla, Gordine Yates, Joyce Bomgardner, and Theresa Sharp. FRONT ROW: Sharry Scott, Jean Wight, Darlene Schaefer, Leslie Huffaker, Glenda Preston, Nova VanDyke, Donna Elting, Ann Sampson, Sara Jo Novey, and Audrey Dailey. Uur Nativit On December 20, 1955, the music department of the Lewis-Palmer Junior and Senior High Schools presented our twenty-first annual .Nativity program as follows: PROCESSIONAL--- Holy, Holy, Holy. ..... . . Choristers and Audience INVOCATION ..................... ........ M iss Macey INSTRUMENTAL--- Noel, Christmas Overture. . ...... School Band SONG--- O Come, All Ye Faithful . ....... . . . . Chorus SCRIPTURE---Luke 1:26-33. . . ......... .... M iss Macey SONG--- The First Noel ............... ....... G lee Club SONG--- While Shepherds Watched Their F1ocks . . . .Junior High Chorus SHEPHERDS SCENE: h SI-IEPHERDS: . . Dale McGraw, Joe Esquibel, Douglas Johnson, Mike Stringer, Ken Davidson, Larry Phipps, Pat Colvin, Larry Scribner, Jerry Sanchez, and Bobby Simpson ANGELS: .......... . .... . Katherine Kratzer, Joyce Bomgardner, Theresa Sharp, Cheryl Brechlin, Jean Wight, and Jean'Salazar CHORUS:- -- Gloria inExcelsis Deo . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . . . . . . . Angels SONG--- Carol of the Bells ...... .... ...... . .... . ....... C h orus SCRIPTURE---Luke 2:8-15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Miss Macey SONG--- O, Holy Night . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Glee Club VERSE CHOIR--- Under the Stars One Night . . . . . . Junior High SONG--- O, Little Town of Bethlehem .... . .Junior High Girls' NATIVITY SCENE: MARY. . . . . . . . . . . . .... . .... . .Caro1Stringer SONG--- Softly Now the Light of Day . . . . . . . . . Glee Club SONG--- Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah . . . . Glee Club SHEPHERDS enter. SONG--- Savior, Like aShepherd Lead Us . . ............. . . . . . . . Glee Club CHILDREN: . . . . . . . . . Mark Kratzer, Howard Crosslen, Patty Epler, and Jean Ingraham SONG--- AwayInAManger . ..... . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . .Glee Club SCRIPTURE---Matthew 2:10-11. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Miss Macey WISEMEN:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kenton Harris, Mike McCarty, and David Kratzer SONG--- We Three Kings Of Orient Are . . . . .. ... . . . . . . . . . Wisemen and Glee Club SONG--- Silent Night, Holy Night . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Glee Cl-ub SONG--- Jesus Shall Reigh Where'er The Sun . . . . . . . . . Glee Club SONG--- All Hail The Power of Jesus's Name . . ..... . . . Glee Club JOSEPH: . ....... . . . . ........ Q . . . . . Harvey Murphy SONG--- Joy To The World . . . . . . . . . . . . Choristers and Audience RECESSIONAL--- Holy, Holy, Holy . . . Choristers and Audience Some members of the Lewis-Palmer P. T.A. Council Three very busy workers in the Athletic Moms Club. Some planners in the Band Parents organization. This Has Been a Year of : . . . pony tails . . . crew cuts . . . saddle pants . . . pink shirts . . . corduroy slacks . . . beanies . . . middy blouses . . . supersonic speed . . . hot rods . . . mistletoe . . . ball games . bowling . . . league championship . . 16 Tons . . . calisthenics . . . showers . . we all think . . . annual work . . memories are made . . . two-purpose cowgirl hats . . . pictures . . . full skirts otecl the ost Popular Pretty Hair WAYNE RHODES eo? Pretty Hair SHIRLEY KENDRICK ff' oo ft- fxpbp oo '42, 1- 'Q 43' I9 ,Ze -e if 9? 'S eo if Q' 425' O J' Best Physiques Most Popular DELORES AND DON IRIS AND HARVEY 3 N .ri' t 4 u . . cf. +'+:, i km gf A I W x J' K 44566 BEFORE u O' S 13 M T . E n!f'! I '3 s f , Sli S if I W , ,N 1: AND THEY'RE OFF!!! H Y fm xv ' O 'Z I-. f I I x ROUGH DAY! ! ' Q' Q zhhff 'f ??????? F xx X-gf , I I ' , M .A 5 Q qxw A ln mmy + WIA if f NOW, NOW BOYS!!! DO THESE GIRLS GO TO MONUMENT? ? ? .F 45' . fx. ff u I, . I th. - TELL US TOO, KIDS! THAT WAS A SAD SCORE, WASN'T IT7 HOT MOTOR DIG THAT CAR? ? ? ? 55 I-.. 1-rw 41. 3 - MUSKETEERS i WHO GOOFED? ?? 7 DIG THAT SHIRT!!! I GLENN IS THAT YOU ? Loox AT THE Bumua Mfr 'P OUR HI-:Rox-:s' ' ' ' 9 MEETING COME TO ORDER WAS IT THAT FUNNY? ? ? THE LINEUP I 4 x x xv MONUMENT SCORES AGAIN GRANDPA, WHAT BIG TEETH YOU HAVE 56 MOMENTS TO REMEMBER? ? ? ? 7 ? R E A L C O O L WHICH ONE IS RONNIE? ? ? 7 ? W AND, THEN SHE SAID Q-- AH, WE DON'T BELIEVE IT B .qQsR1f1vS1f sv- . 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