Loveland High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Loveland, CO)

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I O LATE AGAIN! Ho-hum. Here goes another clay say Isabelle Jacobsen, Betty Allen and Helen Loechner, as they enter the swinging' doors of ol' L. H. S. 1 -'sl CI OAKROOM GOSSIPS To look at Russell Young, Eldon Comin, Paul Thompson and Lee Mitchell somethin must be funny cant we hear that last Joke IQ IT T00 IATIQ- FOR A MI' AI TICKET Elvera. sell me 1 meal ticket, say Chuck Henrickson, Jeanette Draper, Sherrill John- ston, Dorothy Hirsch and DIDean Anderson to senior Elvera Zimmerman. WHAT'LL WE TELL MR. KITCHEN? Gee-Look at all those late comers. We hope you all had a good excuse. Think hard, anyhow, Freddy I-Inll, Marvin Gertsch. Jerry Adcock, Sammy Close, Jeannine Vick, and Geraldine Trupp. By the way Gertsch, what are you looking' at?

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. WW. .,.,.,..,.,.. f,.,,M, , , ...., A First Row: Ramsey, Burnett, Garrett, Johnston. Second Row: Leslie, Gates, Harrison, Ball, Comstock, Pierson, Keating. Third Row: Armstrong, Reed, Kirby. Jensen, Fishburn, Beckwith, Graybill, G. Jacobson, Woelile. Fourth Row: Nelder, Hogan, Lobaugh, G-ies, Helm, Dworak, Harris. Gooch, Hirsch. fifth Row: Spreng, Roller, Hull, Hadley, Stickler, Foote, Sprenger, Larson, Bangert, Cook. About 6:00 o'clock on Plaster morning the choir sang: for the sunrise service held at the high school athletic iielfl. On April 22 came thc state music contest at Greeley. The choir received a superior rating: with a very fine interpretation on each number, excellent intonation throughout, no complaint as to accuracy, notes, time values, or dynamics. The feeling of flow- ing lilies was felt by singers, and there was a good naturalness in blend. The boys anml girls math- a tint- presentation and unilouhtcrlly apprcciatecl cvcrytliiliu Miss Edmondson had done for them. The choir Sang on May 21? for the cleflication of the plaque in honor of the boys from Low-lancl who lost their lives in VVorlcl VV:-11' ll. The year came to a titting close for thc clloilh with their singing for baccalaureate on June 1. A typical after school occasion in the music room. Laurene Edmondson gives th boys ensemble their respective pitches. All right boys, sound off.

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504 CHARMAYNE SLEEPS VVHILE TIIE OTHERS II'EIGHT stl kids it's not that bad. Why Hone y , look so downcast? Come on. Elwln Mauer, h Beaulah Relle Lymann, Charmayne Gooc , Beam, and Jim Gentry, smile! There must be some solution to that problem. IYONDER IF THEY HAVE ANY BLOOD? Here are Marion Sohmeeckle, Earlene Burnett, Edna Weiss, and Beverly March making blood smears. Honestly, Marion, is it going to be that bad? THIS ALL ADDS UI' TO SOMETHING This is the best way to do addi- tion, don't you agree? Here are Jo ' h Jean Chipps anne 1ColwellJ Fienc , , Ruby Morgan, Francis Hanes, Dor- othy Roberts, and Francis Burgdorff doing a little rapid calculation on office practice department machines even though they are just juniors. WHAT HART THOI' DOING? Donna Kennedy, Jean Rutledge, Bill Cahill and Doris Maclimer do a little paint. throwing. We hope that it all lands in the right place.