Loveland High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Loveland, CO)

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Q, MN L 5 Prizm ,-.X 'UN janet Cruickshank, Miss Valentine, greets Gov- ernor ohn Love with the traditional asweethearti' hello flrom Loveland. janet encourages Mr. R. Trumen Henry, insur- ance manager for Empire Savings, and all Em- pire members to mail their valentines to Love- land for the special cachet stamp. Miss Valentine Fulfilling the duties of Miss Valentine has been an interesting and enjoyable experience. I have been privileged to meet many of the kind and involved people of Loveland and I have learn- ed much about Loveland itself. The duties of Miss Valentine are many and sometimes a little hectic but the rewards are more than sufficient. 2 avi yi A highlight of Ianet's official visit to Denver was spea ing to thestate legislature after being intro- duced by Senator Fred Anderson. Z MAH. Nominated by the senior class and selected by the Chamber of Commerce, Miss Valentine mails her heart to CPD Mr. H. Valentine. ACTIVITIES-27 SPONSOR-Reliable Electric, 441 East Fourth Street, Loveland

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THE GA EBU Staged and Directed by Roberta Price Technical Direction by Donald R. Schulz Assistant to Miss Price: Val Fischer Elliott Nash .. Harlow Edison Matilda ........... Nell Nash .............. Mrs. Chandler Mr. Thorpe ....... The Dook . ....... Louie ....... .. Jenkins ........ Dr. Wyner ..... Druker .......,.. A Cop ....................... .... ..... CAST .. .......... ....... Tom Conlon .. ............,. ....... T om Ponder Denise Klitzke Jackie Sinek Becky Orr Merlin Packard Chris McGinley Greg Perry Todd Anderson Mike Rosencranz Bob Hardin Randy Koontz THE GAZEBO involved a blackmail plot, a supposed murder, a dead body, an 18th century sun house better known as a gazebo, a television writer who works for Alfred Hitchcock, the t.v. writer's actress wife who doesn't know what is go- ing on and various and sundry other elements. B-A-N-G ll Everybody happy? Come on, where'd ya h1de da body? 26-ACTIVITIES Sir, there was no, I repeat, no bullet in the bodyl

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Chieftain SSSSSS!! The Chieftain staff worked all year with one goal in mind-an annual for the students of LHS. One class period a day and many additional hours were spent in order to reach this goal. It was not achieved, however, without many unusual ex- periences: discovering that a store didnit want an ad after you had already gone back five times- shedding a few tears when the lost negative was finally found-talking to someone about Pub', and having them think you meant a bar-a real life Peyton Place-handing in your section 35 days after the deadline-leaving the room without your press card only to be stopped in the hall by that certain someone-busywork, busywork, and more busywork-hassles with the Editor and the Blue Coosei'-counting the money from 800 books at least a hundred times until it came out right-that final sigh of relief in May when you realized that all your efforts were actually worth it. 28-CLUBS as K is 3 Div? gage v ef, k f v-u..,,, 'K i,',', A Vp '-sm f A typical day in Publications Smilel SPONSOR-lithographic Press, 1905 W. Eighth Street, Loveland