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

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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

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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

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