Loveland High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Loveland, CO)

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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.

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M. TRYING TO KEEP THE REDSKIN QREPORTERJ OUT OF THE RED You'd be surprised at the work that goes into the school paper. Here Lu- cille Webster, Jane Whiting, Donna Lu Foote, Ruel Mercure, Mary Ann Slide, and Russell Pugh are lndustrlously at work trying to get their write-ups in before the deadline. VVE'RE JUST A HUNTING AND A PECKIN' Practice makes perfect when it comes to typing, they tell us. If this is true Elsie Potter, Barbara Dworak, June Keener, Raymond Scott, and Bon- ald Schelllng seem detennined to attain this goal. WHAT VVOULD BIOLOGY BE VVITHOUT A FROG? Not what is inside the atom but what is inside the bull frog is what worries these biology students as they label drawings from a demonstration specimen. Here Joan Gorom, Marilyn Ramsey. Elizabeth Copple, Edna Stan- ley, Miriam Pelberg and Sharlene Moore are wondering Which is what. . .. .. 'U COMING DOVVN THE GOLDEN STAIRS Going up-or clown? .. Treva. Mae Mil1er', Lillian Sell, Jean Wliiteside, Theresa Calkum, and Lva Lea Hamilton can't seem to be able to make up their minds. They all seem happy about it, though.