Manitou Springs High School - Mustang Yearbook (Manitou Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

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J STERLING PENMAN MARY ANN CONN Mary Ann and Sterling were voted outstanding seniors by the freshman, sophomore, and junior classes, They were selected not only for the things they have done for the school, and work that they have accomplished, but also for their personality and character. Without a doubt these two seniors have deserved this honor, Mary Ann has been a busy person, especially in her senior year. She is secretary of the Booster Club, editor of the annual and the Prospector, D, A,R. Good Citizen, and a member of the Pepperettes, Sterling has been class president for the past two years, Student Council Representative for the Pep Club, and was football captain this year, He has also been on the A Squad basketball team for four years. STERLING PENMAN President When Sterling isn't playing football, basketball, or baseball, he devotes his time to his executive duties as class president, and does an outstanding job in them all, Probably his most famous characteristic is his laugh, easily indentifiable anywhere. Sterling plans to be an athletic coach. JOHN RICHMOND Vice President A top student and an athlete describes John, who leads his class scholastically, plays football, and is on the A basketball team, A nice sense of humor and a tendency toward arguing distinguish him. John will enter an engineer school next year, IAC REED seniors Student Council Representative Iac would be an asset to any team as he proved so often when playing ball for the Mustangs. Basketball and baseball, however, seem to be his favorites, Jac, who is in the upper fourth of his class, plans to go on to college next fall. Senior Sponsors: Mrs. Field and Coach Newson 5 'il Q. wo' ek T I ' x 4 '-A , Huh A - 1 J , V I YT ' . ,J NORMA SUMMER Secretary Mirror, Mirror, on the wall, who's the fairest of them all? The answer could well be NORMA, As if that weren't enough, she has been outstanding scholastically and in school affairs, The Student Council has found her valuable, as has the class, She's been cheerleader for three years. If Norma decides upon a career, it will be in the stenographic field. MARY ANN CONN Treasurer The proof of popularity is in the voting and the votes have gone to Mary Ann, The girl with the most mosts, she has earned them all with her ready friendliness, her willingness to do what needed doing, and her versatility, Her major interests at school - she is editor of the Prospector and the annual - will be continued in college next year, ALBIN LAMPHERE Albin is the name, but he answers when called Bones, A gift for comedy has won him parts in many plays, and a love of base- ball has put him on the M, l-LS. nine each year, His plans for the future are indefinite , f ' x, Y J f -L 7 ff'10 'U ,ZX-43 Z ,f AQVA A all lf, 74374 Z! ,Z LYNN HENNINGSEN ff Lynn likes cars - hot rods, tohlgig, and he knows a lot about them, Always ready and able to help when help is needed, he has proved valuable to the class. What he will do when graduation rolls around is still a secret. we D ,WWW h ,. MLVLW 'W y of f s JJ V DA MITCHELL rf' ff Veda is sometimes a quiet girl, though we've noticed she can speak up when she wishes, She plays in the band, and works hard and well on class activities, Her plans for the not-too-distant future include marriage, f 2 s M-fg Antiqucs , EDWIN GARDNER Much of the work vital to the success of any program goes on behind the scenes, and much of the credit for many school and class successes goes to Eddie for his backstage performances. Whenever there's anything to be done, he is there to do it, Too, he has taken an active part in the athletic program. HASKELL THOMSON His music is his life, Much has been added to the school programs and assemblies by Haskell's playing, Next fall Haskell plans to go to college and, of course, major in music. Cs 1.. LYLE HENNINGSEN Lyle is one of the hot-rod fans of M,H. S. One seldom sees this boy walking, In the industrial arts department Lyle has done outstanding work in leather carving, He received a pin for work entered in the Ford Industrial Arts Contest. :W K1--of 43 he f-6' V , if I ACK DAVIS A quick wit, a sharp tongue, and a professed nonconformist- that's Jack. Hobbies-photography and his little green car, He plans to be a salesman, ' CAROL CORDELL Roller skating is her hobby, and she does it well. Carol takes part in class activities but she is especially interested in home ec. , as she will be a June bride this year, .tvs JERRY NICKS Football and horses are Ierry's chief interests, He played the Mustang team this year and last and was a real addition to the team. We hear he spends some of his time outside of school riding race horses, C, : PEGGY RAMER ' Peggy's bright spirits and bubbling laughter make everyone want ,' to know her, She came to Manitou in her junior year and soon after was elected to the Student Council, which is proof of her popularity. ARLENE HUSTON Everyone who knows her likes her, probably because of her sweet 1 j ' disposition and her willingness to help in whatever way she can. u 1 Q S Arlene wants to go to college next year, 'L nj 'QI t '-is Q' . -In-421' P, t . 9- ', .s Q Ag.fW5' H' - A t aff!! V Zz f A - 1' , .-.,--1 Id-b , ,.f,f,,ff ff.: - I rj 1, X4 Irvyflf if MAX STOUT Jr, .' J , Max and his sax-you always 'think' of them' together, along with his car and girls. Not only has he been active in the music department, but he has also played baseball for three years, He hasn't quite decided what he wants to do after graduation, DORIS SCHIPPOREIT Everyone knows Doris with her friendly way and her ready smile, Not only has she been cheerleader for four years, but she has taken a prominent part in nearly every other class activity, Last year she placed first in the county typing contest - next year she will be studying secretarial practice in college. S ,V , ION DIDLO Y -,I Ion likes Fords, and other things that starts with such as fun, food, and feminine friends, He plans to study mechanical engi- A 5 V - neering at college next year. W' ' 'D QT? F x r , , I' I i . rr mv E 4 v W JOHN WILD John entered M. H, S, as a senior, and has made a place for him- self in the school, Every morning he came rocketing down the Pass-sometimes he made it on time, John doesn't know what's next for him-the Army, perhaps. SALLY SHAMBLEN Sally entered M,H. S. this fall from a girls' school in the East, Her interests are musical, and she would like to study voice after graduation, '32, 1 4- ' ,ivy A HAROLD IARVIES Swoosh! That was Harold and his motorcycle, We hope he wasn't reading a book at the time - he usually is at school, How could anyone predict a future for one with such contrasting tastes? RICHARD HOLDSWORTH Richard loves fun, fun, and more fun, no matter where or when, He even considers math fun - the harder the problems, the better he likes them. After graduation he plans to find a job, ,fv 3 'fan 1 Q ff 51- AUDREY MAREK 37 '.ll To list all the activities Audrey has helped make a success would J 4 take more space than is available. Pepperette president this year, she has led that group in their excellent show of school spirit, After college training, Audrey will someday be someone's pretty secretary. -4, X.-QA ki Q - ' I ' - t f 492 MAC HARVEY A f Fun for all, all for fun - that's Mac, always there with a quip and A , a crack, He plans to be a reporter or a forester, and intends to go ' A' H to college where he will decide which it is to be, LaVONNE WILLIAMS Marriage is her goal, Soon after graduation LaVonne will become a housewife. Chorus, the photography club, and her work on the Prospector staff have kept her busy in school, She's full of fun and has a likable personality, I 4 W - 4 C X , Jian! jyzwjfgayv, ,jLf,c?k, s 4 - tfafff' 7L MLWN s' t' ik' A Q., BILL VOORHFES f fi IZ , '4', . 4 If As business manager of the annual, Bill has had a busy year, He Q A - has taken part in many school activities, including his role of If drum major with the marching band this year, Bill is considering 'fr , college and a teaching career. DON SMITH As president of the Pep Club this year, Don has proved very successful, as he has in other activities. A friendlier person would be hard to find, Don has decided to wait for the Army's call after high school. BETTY SMISCHNY In many things she is outstanding and studies are no exception as Betty rates in the upper fourth of the class. The school has profited in many ways from Betty's talents. She has always contributed to class and school projects, Betty's art ability has added color and interest to the school programs and class projects, BILL IRWIN If you want Bill to read it, put it in the sports section, On the first-string basketball team for three years, he also played foot- ball and baseball, As sports editor for the Prospector this year, he not only wrote for the school paper, but for the Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph, too, His other interests? Pretty girls. BONNIE KARLOWSKI Booster Club president, cheerleader, Homecoming queen - and a very pretty one - Bonnie has taken an active part in school affairs, Next year she'd like to go to college, -,H-, RONALD HERUT1-I if 317 His favorite sport is bowling, though he enjoys basketball and l baseball too Ron is a good student and his ability, plus his G - V . . , K ,ff 2 ,.-- friendly manner, will take him far towards success in whatever t ,. . Y K' lx, 1 ' he chooses to do. BILL DAVIS If genius is the capacity for hard work, Bill is well on his way, His special interest is in science, but he does well in everything, and rates in the upper fourth of his class. ROBERT SEIVERT We think that in Robert's back yard there is probably a cemetery for old cars, Certainly no one has had a more amazing assortment of them, When he finishes school he plans to--guess what! -- find a job that includes working with cars. One of the finest honors that come to high school students is to be selected as Girls' State and Boys' State representatives. Last year Bonnie Karlowski and Betty Smischny were chosen to go to Girls' State, while Don Smith, John Richmond, Roger Burkepile, Ed Gardner and Sterling Penman were Boys' Staters, Another annual honor is to be named D, A,R. Good Citizen, The Seniors chose Betty Smischny, Mary Ann Conn and Peggy Ramer as their candidates, Mary Ann was designated as Good Citizen by faculty vote, g' 3 X 2 X X 3 3 3 ! 1 3 X Z X Z Z pg Z 2 43 f To 5 V y 5 K fs X xP-9 X Z Z g l . p,G'B L jd 3 K V f U O! lr X f l F100 irflx g 'NE' f 2 2 X X I X Z OE' f 5 Z Z 5 Z Z 7 11 THE EOR Tamxsis x ! l X 5 1 : f ..f 1 FS E X 1 l GROW QYJB . ' j l Z l 3 .Z Z lg' Z 3 . 1 3 Z .f 18:42 RWE 1 6 X l l Z , jg Q VE f Z 3 Z X 1 FU g Z f , S355 4 Z , xr, 2 f Al 3 3 j 6 .ve f is f Z Z f w v X Secretary A. COLGROVE V' Of' Student Council Representative K . ALMEN X .va P lc I .X 'X vs Co Q K xx, b ii 4,3 v x I si Q , -X , r Q 1 v f 1 Vice President President Treasurer w, w1LsoN P, STAFFORD p, QUINN EVA HILL MARILYN MANKEL SENTHIA Q A WILKINS QNot P Adding to the collection, P w- Typical Twosomes Jim Arnett, Marlene DeLuna, Sue Jones, Bill Turner, Darlene Atkinson, Richard Jackson, Newcomers this year: Ed Hammond, Jerry Gorrell, Carol McEntire, Judy Porter Darlene Walker, Jim Straight, Three pretty girls on their way to school, Pat Whiteis Lorraine Brollier Barbara Barr AQ. M.- Q I ,O r4.5 vp-'W jim Fahrenkrug 'Q .ia Maynard Ruyle, Ken Anderson, Dick McBride, Roger Krause, Keith Ruyle, You classify these ! ! ff r'No0d smxm. E6 UMC ROVWJ yy. s. W alle' W ae tehxciam one TWC Laffy B Rodney amy Pafker The H en' Ken Atkisso 01 Rod Boys 'I' K Sharon Reissig en Weiss Barbara Meury e'7f7uh Individulists 41, W, ' J Class Sponsors MR. HUGHES MRS. DILDON X Photogenic, aren't they? sophomores Arlene Jarvies, Sally Ronald Davis Sponsors: Mr, Morey, 1 Mr, Hess Pearce x G! 1' .1 R 1 , PT . p . U taxis' i 1 JI ,J 11 X 5 f I Jn i , - ' 5 , f :kmf l X 4 'lil Q. .3 ln! gs Nancy Voight, ' De Ette Stafford, Taggart, May Morgan The usual five ,r - Dorothy Pyetzki, Colleen ' ' A v xy Y' Tx Q ta. N l V, I ' Paul Rayer Tom Forsett, Rita Overholser, Kathy f . ' ' President Hoskins, Ron Williams, Terry Gingerlch 'iiilrzn 1 Doing what comes naturally! I- ., l , y ... , ,K i A A ' - NL A 1 Q J 5 4 , W D R1 . v syrvia steamy Duane Wall Rolland Rounds Vice President Secfelafy Treasurer X 'D Q as gf ' at My Ig .ff Shirlee Brooks S,C. Representati ve E., gr 4975- Pat McDaniel, Albert Kubena, Ed Nicks, Helen Newton. How ambitious we--look! 1 x .. 4 'I . , . nx ,Ki f4. 'f' sf' 0 Lloyd Gameson, George Miller, Le Roy Cook, Pat Elliott, Jim Nichols, Robert Mikesell, George Knox. P. C. Pledges, Need we say more? 5 ' ff fi' ya, ' x QAM fm' W .ggglfiifff E- Y 4' J Sharon Huff, Anita Bolen, Linda Motta, Edith Colby, Imagine that! They're quiet, .rf Larry Cameron, John Coley, Norma Keenan, Arlene Kontny, JoAnne Leakey, Georgia Ganil, Swede Murphy, Dallas Coon, Just wait 'til we 're seniors, wx freshmen President, Marc Price, Vice President, David Penmang Secretary, Norma Keenang Treasurer, Don Hakeg Student Council, Grace Imhof, David Penman, Don Hake, Karl Ruyle, Chet Karlowski, Detty Burt, Bawn Almen, Grace Imhof, Connie Turner, Isn't this a good picture of the Peak? 95 Wayne Walk, Alan Porter, Marc Price, Norman Osberne, Carol Douse, Janice Overholser, Vicki Quinn, Margaret Smith. Mr, Croop! You took it too soon! Don Libj, Bob Davis, Jerry DeLuna, Jimmy Wright, Carol Tanner, Margaret Hines, Carol Schreiner. He said, Smile. Bobby Stutzman, John Sudolski, Tom Parker, Jerry Davis, Mary Thompson, Janet Walk, Anita Gaskill, Alice Ward, Ready for anything --r Frank Cantrell and Cecil Pauley absent when pictures were taken. ' - ' President G. Miller . .G 6 ll I A v - 'sa f- wx? x X Vice President t, , i C, Johnston 3 11 3 8 , ' Front row, left to right: Sandra Burkepile, Elaine Lawton, Lennie It I Hamm, Terry Haas, Darold Jones, Dick Shearer, Back row, left Plummer, Ronnie Miller. Secretary K. Min r Treasurer ' P, Burke Front row, left to right: Jimmy Bruce, Lila Langenbacker, Nadine Hager, Joyce Nelson, Don Fahrenkrug, Back row, left to right: Paul Allmon, Sally Quinn, Marcia Thomas, Garry Wright, Robert Anderson, to right: Allan Miller, Edwin Gibson, Cleston Stewart, Jim , 4. xv. 1 Emi wx Z! I S.C. Rep. M, Meury .J it JL Teacher S. Whiteakcr Front row left to right Verne Wttham Io Ann bobaugh, Gloria Efltn Back row left to right James Kontny Donald White, Max ,. X F 7 ' , V N Gilbert f'1-L':-- ef President J. Burt Vice President J' I. Cordell x Qf, V4 5 l I I ni . I , r I , fa A Secretary xg' ' L. Shuster 2 ' , M Q I 1 Front row, left to right: Karen Davis, Ann Marvin, Timothy Mulvllle, Gerould King, Margaret Vickerson. Back row, left to right: Delphia Russell, Claudia Craft, Elizabeth Wilkins, Peter Kurce, Kenneth Trantham, Edward Kasper, fX 's 3 33 .hy -if rw t 2-aff, i-YQ? Y Dora Kee nan, President - ' 3 Q ng as ,I C15 'FK ' Fi ' pf-v: .:.u ' :',.',,'-2-'s' 4'n5a 'N.15fo 'fXaf9,'5w'l.w,l , . - -do H , U- n 1, Flrst row, left to nght: T. Fteld, D. Wilson, D, Coon, C. Norman, Kent Lindley, Vice President M, Simonette, G, Huff, B, Ramer, Second row: I. Stacy, E. Harper G, McDaniel, I. Sullivan, A. Imhof, S, Scott, J, Jacobi, R. Tullis, . I' Q vl , I L. Andrea Adkinson, Secretary 'Q ZR- Q' First row, left to right: R. Zercher, I. McCreary. R. Holloday, M, Wetssenfluh, B, Eason, A, Hendricks, Second row: T. bongacre, P, Flaraty, L. Jordan, N. Fredricks, E. Kling, S, Gaylor, K, Shay, - I 39 xg '- ' V' .JL 5 T Was, 0 'i Howard Baker, Treasurer I . 9 .. i Mr. Howard, Sponsor r, f Q IT iv may of-3 'v g,- ' 3,5 ffiiff' I1 8 , , - :: :gg 3325 -2 53, . , , -,. I'- Bob Brooks, President 'nik First row, left to right: B, Taylor, L, Zerbe, B. Plummer, R. Volght, I. Hutchinson, C. Gabrish, Second row: L. De Luna, Z, Barton, R. Herb wilson. Vice presiden Tulles, L, Hubble, L. Nicks, C, Hendricks. First row, left to right: D. Jones, R. Pauley, B, Sullivan, P, Williams, C. Rutterford, Second row: L. Stutzmen. I. Scott, I. Johnson, I. Johnson, D, Ward, I. Capps, M, Harper, in--... ,Li- M- 0 P1 D Q.. X1 . . . V4 'Q I. y LL C. 'Q .f,?1jJ-, S, .1442 of .-wi, 1' 'W , sae .,4x , 1 4 k7v,VV tv. ,l I 6 Io Ann Colby, Secretary 1: -Q Flap 1-P, Qi Ron Eason, Treasurer .71 L I S , x fy fa Mrs. Heltemes, Sponsor I I g f O3 THPQYXY F X 1 Z O :Ri X 4 , 9 l 3 X D V Z 3 BE-Eyu Q g 7 5 Z ' Z , ?Lp.'i f3 f faof- YOU' 2 x M 2 3 l X 5 5 2 ' . Vx - mm 2 2 , 09. BOO 2 HOG 2 2 3 2 l BOTH O X X X KD PAW uw l f X X 5 ! PSCED . - X 5 Q09 X X Z ! ? 5 W X I Z 2 3 2 2 2 3 i ifffwwf Qdmimistrotiori i V i fi' I V i I Q , 5 t ' 1 M aff' ' I - , IL' ' fy! - ' , r ll i 5, R 1' 1 9- fry - F I yfiff V F I I i Q41 - s,,,,3 7 7 q, ff c ,M 4 ' I A . 7 Q-A . . rv gy Q wiv? 2 :Scsi ,-, i ' iff ,V ' . . R AF .' V A v ' fi i -f - ' 52 - Q ' f ' l 3 i:,. - 'F .. : W. W, BUNDY My sincerest congratulations to the Class of 1954. It has been a real pleasure to work with all of you during this important phase of your development. Your scholastic record is an excellent one, your athletic teams have been most successful, and your many activities have contributed much to the growth and progress of Manitou Springs School. I am confident that the experiences gained during your high school days will be in- valuable in the challenging years ahead. Please accept my personal thanks for the fine cooperation and spirit shown here. Best wishes to all of you for a full and happy life. 74-4 fe-ff' , Q , M uw? ,ff - f Sincerely, W. W. Bundy Superintendent 595 ' Q fl -.dis ' af' .-,, 4 J ' 5 jf-.-2 - 1 ' ' 0' '0 ' 4 ...ld fa'-15, . Q Q . I D.. ' up. Q., , ', .r-. A A , ,v p .f'i':.'., 11 Y v. ' - -s 1 4 -'ts -5' 1 4 , '. ' . ,- ' K '. ' n . A ,' .1 EM DOBBINS , ', , ', ',. Q , . I 'v' n , l l She listens to your troubles. '34, ', fu Q ,' 04. o . f,,'-r-.1 'J' 3 ,AA , . A 1 1 'f i -mt' ., ',x', In ' 4. s CARSON MILLER The man with a smile. ,o' 'S G- Although Mrs, Whiteaker's classes are mostly in the junior high, she takes an active part in the high school programs and can always be counted on to assist with plays and assemblies lg eq. .. SPANISH CLASS J? Vj,Rp7?.47L79f9f?Js14f- I 5 ,aa 1 - .fn Vi fr, I 1 I Z R K. I: r- W . ? .i .f'.. C73 1 . .nf ,. I 1 g ,ik ,lx 41 I 7 f ,I fy 1 Q if 4 Z if,-' 'I f A f, ar.. Y ' . . 'U' -, fyt'f 3 'W 1:2 Fm ffsi ti: L.Q..Lf ,Wt 1 '-2+-1 gay- 314 J, B, PROP RICHARDSON Latin, History SUE WHITEAKER Spanish, Junior High AMERICAN PROBLEMS CLASS For more than thirty years Prof. has been the students good friend and advisor, the one they turn to for counseling and friendship. ITI' PH YSICS Coaching the A-Basketball team requires much of Mr. Poole's time--time which he uses to good advantage to produce credit- able teams. He is also assistant football coach, as well as math and junior high in- SUUCIOI. As it 4 ,XTX , X x I ,f 'Qi' ROBERT POOLE Math, Coach il. 6 13' VY.-P 0, I6 .x .0 W. ,Q R sa CLARENCE MORE Y Science 9 sq, .ar-f Mr. Morey has done a great deal to build up his department and prepares his stu dents well for the college years ahead f pf nf GENERA LMA TH biideffff if l !',4,-44 46 A-f gff LIBRARY as N CAROLINE RICHMOND Englrsh Lxbrary Always busy 15 our hbranan Mrs Rrchmond She spends much trme and thought rn choosmg books and magazrnes to help us wrth our work and make our lersure more enjoyable M1ss Floyd IS new to M H S thrs year havmg come here from Monument A freshman sponsor she has worked mostly wxth under classmen EDNA FLOYD Englrsh Crvrcs i 9 Zh-gg Q FRESHMAN ENGLISH CLASS 1?-nf' X I X , Hughes vlovihed hard ' ioxs no wake with the yuh a memo! ahie ihe com' the 9:0111 one and has made qhexci ai depatimem 096 ud oi. no be pto '? pin, SHO HAND . MJ HOW ARD GE?-MD C ommex ci ai I as weil as ieaching, typing in the high schooi , Nh. How aid coaches ixmiox high basketb au te ams and it ains these boys io: V at - X N X sity b ah. L ART ' a C om HUGHES Q , mefci a 1 TYPING - +4.19 'li ' Y' 'fr Home Economics .Why ,m , I LOYD HESS Industrial Arts Mr. Hess, who is just starting his teaching career, took over the industrial arts classes, He completed his schooling at Colorado A. 81 M, last year, New to the MHS faculty this year Mrs. Dillon has done a great job training and work- ing with the girls in Home Ec. HELEN DILLON Home Economics Junior High 91' . ll I N: af! 'ff Q 'i J Q5 , 4 4 INDUSTRIAL ARTS the prospecfor of the MANITOU SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL Published Bi-Weekly By The Journalism Class PROSPECTOR STAFF Editor - - Business Manager Circulation - - - Exchange Editor - - Sports Editor - - Advertising - - Advisor - - L.: I 'S JVM X, 5 K 'tri-H - - MARY ANN CONN - - DORIS SCHIPPOREIT - - AUDREY MAREK, NORMA SUMMER - - MARLENE DE LUNA ' ' ' JOHN DORROUGH - PAT QUINN - - HELEN FIELD The Prospector is published to foster and unify school spirit to influence and support clean sportsmanshipg to give honor where honor is dueg and to serve as a medium of expres- sion for the student body and faculty. I JOURNALISM CLASS annual stuff Editor MARY ANN CONN Business Manager BILL VOORHES Advertising Manager AUDREY MAREK Circulation Managers JACK REED, IOHN DORROUGH 'Q . 'S 5 HELEN HELD English, Speech, Journalism L This year's annual staff was made up of the two senior English classes. Mrs. Field worked endlessly with these two classes to make this yearbook one that will hold memories for you, too, Pictures MAX STOUT HASKELL THOMSON Classes RONALD HERUTH MARTHA STEAKLEY Activities MAC HARVEY PEGGY RAMER Features LaVONNE WILLIAMS JACK DAVIS Sports BILL IRWIN JOHN RICHMOND Art 9 BETTY SMISCHNY I9 '-A A Al 'if 'x C HO RUS E, music Much spirit and liveliness were added to homecoming and Lhe ball games by the band and twirlers who performed at all the home games, K x 1 x Lg, 4 K. 10 . 'Mage gg? -- . g ' Q . 0' ,9 r'k...:: 5 is' CONCERT BAND 9 6, ROBERT CROOP Radio Music .1-, f F. , X ,xr MARCHING BAND student council Mr Bundy Ad vlsor Roger Burkpile President Probably the most outstanding accomphshment of the Student Councxl thrs year was the setting up and opening of the SPCCIRI privtlege room for those students havrng the requtred amount of merits to enter Other actrvmes they sponsored were Home comtng and the Pep Assemblies Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Pep Club Rep Roger Burkepile Peggy Ramer Sharon Reissig Sterling Penman Booster Club Rep Norma Summer Sophomore Rep Shirley BIOOKS Junior Rep Karen Almen Senior Rep Jack Reed it Vice President --------- - - Richard Jackson Fleih-H130 RCP- ' ' Grace lmlwf Inf booster club Sponsor MRS. RICHMOND OFFICERS President ------ Bonnie Karlowski Vice President - - - Doris Schipporeit Secretary ---- - - - Treasurer ---- - - - Council Representative Mary Ann Conn -Audrey Marek Norma Summer 'L' wan. 'L' N X MEMBERS Karin Almen Darlene Atkinson Audrey Colgrove Mary Ann Conn Marlene De Luna La Vetta Jones Bonnie Karlowski Marilynn Mankel Audrey Marek Barbara Meury Veda Mitchell Pat Quinn Sharon Reissig Doris Schipporeit Norma Summer Barbara Towles PLEDGES Shirlee Brooks Edith Colby Kathy Hoskins Sharon Huff Donna Miller May Morgan Linda Motta Sally Pearce Dorothy Pyetzki De Ette Stafford Martha Steakley Sylvia Steakley Colleen Taggert Nancy Voight Senthia Wilkins Rita Overholser JC' ,.. 1 f ff GRAD UATING MEMBERS MEMBERS Lamphere P. Harvey W Dorrough W Irwin I . Bur-kgpile K. Weissenfluh Didlo R. Gardner Reed Richmond Smith Penman DD '75 President ---- Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - S. C. R. - - Sponsor - - ffiw OFFICERS '- -V, ,, PLEDGES L. Gameson , Walz R. Mikesell R. Williams G. Miller R. Rounds P. Elliot G, Knox Nichols P. Rayer L. Cook - - K. Weissenfluh ii President: Tom Forsett Secretary- Treasurer: Bill Voorhes Sponsor: Robert Croop photo club fo vq, This year was the first for the Photography Club. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Croop, they have acquired a general knowledge of the basic phases of photo ra h 8 P Y- They have done much of the photography work for this annual. MO TTO: We take 'ern like we see 'em. COLOR: infra-red. Z Director . A 3, 'c Q CAST OF CHARACTERS Teddy Brewster --------------- Martha Brewster - Abby Brewster - - Mortimer Brewster Jonathan Brewster Rev. Harper - - - Elaine Harper - - Dr. Einstein - - - Mr, Gibbs ---- Lieutenant Rooney Officer Brophy -- Officer O'Hara - - Officer Klein - - MR. ART HUGHES Costumes MRS. HELLEN DILLON SHARON REISSIG KARIN ALMEN v . Ken Weissenfluh - Barbara Meury - -'- -Sue Jones - - Jim Fahrenkrug - Parker Stafford -Wilburn Wilson Marlene De Luna - - -Bill Dodder - - Ierry Gorrell - - Mac Harvey -Richard Jackson - - - Bill Turner -Albin Lamphere Make Up MRS. SUE WHITEAKER Business Manager IDRRAINE BROLLIER Stage Managers RON SMITH MAYNARD RUYLE Z . ' ,. -- gasses: 9 -ess W if Klng and Queen STERLING PENMAN BONNIE KARLOWSIG Attendants DARLENE ATKINSON LINDA MOTTA GRACE INHOF HGMECOMING WINNING FLOATS 1 t Iumors 2nd Seruors 3rd Elghth Grade Ill' 'I 11 cp o I V r Q I I Ill! 'Ill I .. :bf-' -V+- . J? , -A of I 2,3 J fx' A lp MW fc'-, f ' . ' f W Ek 53 3, E' S 1 Q 2 ggx 1 is f 1 Q1 - . , 3 X 4 , ' X is, ' D x - ff' Q ' 1 ' ,s i U . x E? NA' 25. 9 . cg 97,1 f ', V ,Q E L -L 'WC l rx J ,,, M Y 4 oy, 1 X X -D r . . '-1, 1 . ' N N1 :G f 'Bed us xx x. . 4 . f-Q .fr ' ' 4' f qui jf QE, x 3 f :J ,7 ' 06 fn fl 1 Q V , , ye , ,I ox ' Q, -fr df , I ii X, ' A A 3 - - fu -I Y t? H IN I' 5- f I 2 3. 7' W I T X 4 za 0 A7 ' V 'E X S ' lv X . N A CQ 19? 1 w..1,.,,u,,,kL 5 I-' ' I ' 1 ca? A fl 3 if A I Q , S K V f 'V . 1 f R 0 V P ff R 45' ,gf h , 54, 'Xj fn 1. I Ki 1 J 1 qt 3 A V 'J xi Q.. f 'A , y, 1 Bn S F! '50 A' ' . ' . 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J' . 7 3 C x . , T' 33 f 540 QA: Q' f ig f L H ' b i AKA x , rv --,-45' '-it junior high council The Junior High Council plans and carries out the activities for the seventh and eighth grades. In the fall they hold an election as spirited as that of the high school. This year their first activity was a Halloween masquerade dance. The big event of the year is, of course, their spring prom. Seventh Grade Representatives Tex Jones Ronald Eason Alton lmhof President ---- - - - lane Fletcher Vice President - - - - Max Weissenfluh Secretary - - - - - - - Mike Steigal Treasurer - - - - Jim McCreary Sponsors Mrs. Whiteaker--Mrs. Gilbert Mrs. Heltemes--Mr. Howard Eighth Grade Representatives Marion Meury Gary Rollins Gloria Eflin fl : 't' ALT-' ' ' l OF THE Z- rf ,? f vm?-'13 GREECE! X if ?Uff FMD l X g 3 163333 l g A . 166-Smxg 9 l ' pil O 105' X gHEl 3 Z j l X ! l' 5 1 Z f V f f X g 3 X51 mm Z ,X -:EAS u ! X f -X 7 ff 2 2 3 X OF HATES 'I THAT '10 Z Z 5 3 X 2 ,Z X yon 3 Z l l f f 1? QISFN fini S? in.,-v if 'Q i 5-bl' R NEWSON Coach Mamtou Mamtou M55 Mamtou 'QQ P' Mamtou Mamtou Mamtou V Mamtou Mamtou A LAMPHERE Tralner 5 fr Rumi' B POOLE ASSISISHI Coach Limon CC V D 8a B Fountam Fountam Valley Terror B La Veta Monte V1Sl3 14 4 x 4 I R.. V M PRICE Manager K RUYLE Manager 'i jf? at 135 1 I Xvl HM ARNETT CARL MILLER BILL DODDER LARRY BARR RICHARD JACKSON Rome Roumns PAUL RAYFR JIM STRAIT fin is +63 'fn'-of .4 yr.. Manitou Manitou Manitou Manitou Manitou Manitou Manitou Manitou Manitou Manitou Manltou Manitou Manitou Manitou Manitou R, Newson W Wilson A Porter S Cook D Penman B Truner R. Davis D Hake K Ruyle M Price Won 6 b team Lost 7 Calhan St Mary s Cheyenne Penrose Monument Fountain Cripple Creek V Rauntain Valley Cheyenne Penrose Monument Cripple Creek V 31 Fountain Fountain Valley Simla ll ll 26 , ' Manitou 15 Florence 32 38 19 20 20 - , 17 30 21 37 21 - , t A 2 4 A I I I I Bos PooLE G 1-GG m Coach THE RECORD Manitou 61 Calhan Manitou 65 St, Mary's Manitou 45 Florence Manitou 43 Cheyenne Manitou 45 Penrose Manitou 49 Monument Manitou . 48 Fountain Manitou 71 Florence Manitou 71 Cripple Creek-V. Manitou 51 Fountain Valley Manitou 51 Cheyenne Manitou 36 Penrose Manitou 50 Monument Manitou 82 Cripple Creek-V, Manitou 65 Fountain Manitou Fountain Valley Manitou Slmla CHEYENNE TOURNEY Manitou 54 Cheyenne Championship Manitou 56 Penrose CLASS B DISTRICT TOURNEY Manitou Manitou Manitou DUANE WALZ Manager 37 61 56 41 37 37 29 48 37 41 36 28 52 58 29 42 35 1 HM FAHRENKRUG Total Points 262 Games 16 Points !Game 16, 4 Forward I ACK REED Total Points 99 BILL IRWIN Games 15 Total Points PointslGame 6. 6 Games Guard Points !Game Center T s rl 5' RICH ARD JACKSON Total Points Game s Points f G ame Forward STERLING PENMAN Total Points 209 Games 16 Points fGame 13. 1 Guard S-A JOHN RICHMOND KEN WEISSENFLUH Total P0iI1IS 68 Tgtal Pgintg 8 GZUICS 14 Games 3 P0iHISfG8lT1C 4- 9 Points !Game 2, 7 Guard r Guard ED GARDNER PARKER STAFFORD Total Points 3 LLOYD GAMESON Total POUIIS Games 2 Total Points 18 GHYIICS Points fGame 1, 5 Games '7 POUIIS fGal'I16 Forward Points fGame 2, 6 Forward Center mm 7 eighih Qrclde Front row: G. Howard, C, Stewart, M. Stegal, R. Anderson, R, Miller, J. Bruce, T. HASS. Back row: D, Fahrenkrug, G. King, A. Miller, D, Shearer, G, Miller, G. Kirby. Q6 Coeefxegd MW, TE. f 2. 3'8' .H- qANlfOL , X 44 5,5 .tl 1 Won 2 Lost 1 r , I 4' MS Won2 Lost2 lunlof high boSl49le9YS Seventh grade From row: J. Johnson, M. Simoner, L. Zerbe, B, Ramer, B, Plummer, M, Weissenfluh, Back row: I, Willy, R, Halladay, R, Eason, A, Imhof, R. Brooks, K, Lindley J, Baker, Q1 DX Z I BQOX ' mm Ps .mx X 2 WP-'Y 5 Q51-NG 2 f f 5 7 X X, ? THE X 3 X f 2 5 X CH- ? YU l 1' X Q 3 4 GH QHP5' l T11 .106 f X 7 cm' RE 2 f 2 l Z f . Fi TOC 2 , ,?.'S' ., G L 3. 1 C Z f 2 2 1 6 1 4 X I I '13 ,X S0 HUC' , f 5 ? G Z ,qc pls 700: DLE n P359 T ! O 7 MARLENE DeLUNA KENNY WEISSENFLUH JAMES ARNETT ARCADE FOOD MARKET 918 Manitou Avenue DeETTE STAFFORD RITA OVERHOLSER TOMMY FORSETT Mulberry 5-9112 WHITE ROCK BOTTLING CO. 1310 Manitou Avenue MUlberry 5-5466 4.3 B TEAM CHEERLEADERS Sharon Huff Shirlee Brooks Connie Turner 1 , , ,f PEPPERETTES Sharon Relssrg - - SCCICIHIY Sue Jones - Secretary Audrey Marek - - PICSNCHI FOOTB ALL C HEERLE ADERS Barbara Kendra Shirlee Brooks Doris Schipporeit Norma Summer Bonnie Karlowski Darlene Atkinson , I-'H mga.-1:5-gc' .Furu- A TE AM CHEERLEADERS Doris Schlpporelt Norma Summer Bonnie Karlowskr Darlene Atkmson BEN FRANKLIN STORE 740 Manitou Avenue MUIberry 5-5303 DOROTHY PYET ZKI COLEEN TAGGART BILL PARKER MANITOU GAS SHOP 729 Manitou Avenue MUIberry 5-9372 RICHARD JACKSON IIM STRAIGHT VILLA MOTEL 481 Manitou Avenue MUIberry 5-9378 IU DI PORT ER DARLENE WALKER i A0.l,1!SL00l A 6' A GARAGE 517 Manitou Avenue MUlberry 5-9500 WILBURN WILSON PAT ELLOIT w ' .- 4,A,,.Z.: ' ' :z.7T.':.,f' i is I '77 ' 1 A ' A f -Sl 'H . T, l a I 5 v ' 1-it T I iii ' It-nf It I BHIII ' ll A Senior Favorites 4 MARY ANN CONN STERLING PENMAN BANK OF MANITOU 814 Monntou Avenue MUIberry 5 5471 Junior Favorites DARLENE ATKINSON JIM FAHRENKRUGH i WllS0lI'S MMIITOU EIECTRIC H4 Canon Avenue MUIberry 5-5424 STGRE senvu cr WRK ,W HS ern. 1' of ...r li! PIKES PEAK WEAVERS 943 Manitou Avenue MUIberry 5-9090 NORMAN OSBORN KATHY HOSKINS MARK PRICE sq. KlNG'S x F' 801 Manitou Avenue MUlberry 5-9933 NORMA KEENAN DAVID PENMAN ALLAN PORTER SANITARY GROCERY 6' MARKET 102 Canon Avenue MUlberry 5-5715 ARLENE IARVIES DUANE WALZ ' gRDAGt J. R. McCARTY 626 Manitou Avenue MUlberry 5-9011 LORRAINE BROLLIER PAT W HIT EIS Qi'-'H fg,....- R. C. GREEN, Conoco Service Station 484 Manitou Avenue MUIberry 5-9905 JANET WALK JERRY DeLUNA CAROL TANNER WAN DA'S BEAUTY SALON 743 Manitou Avenue MUIberry 5-9957 SYLVIA ST EAKLEY SHARON HUFF KILLHAM'S CAFE 713 Manitou Avenue MUlberry 5-5069 RON CLARK BARBARA CAMPBELL GEORGIA GAMIL -r ' MANITOU GIFT HOUSE 715 Manitou Avenue MUlberry 5-9947 KARL RUYLE DON HAKE BONNIE KARLOW SKI ' . 5-Q N . l, -' f. 3C -x . x I L S V s-. , -9 ' , ,E , -Q , 7 Q , I . . ' - , , g ' , '47-. ,, N J . ., . I ga ,K 5. 1 1 E I .X I1 4. 'v if-5 nv, ' -yen if L: ,,,,,,, Most Talkative . VEDA MITCHELL MARTY STEA KLEY BROADBENT AGENCY 628 Manitou Avenue Best Manners BARBARA TOWLES BILL VOORHES MU lberry 5-5282 MANITOU CASH Grocery and Market 4 Canon Avenue MUlberry 5-5760 13. A-Bur erinthe Ba ku- Sophomore Favorites LINDA MOTTA ROLLY ROUNDS ' Q MI800fll2S' DRIVE' lllll 341 Manitou Avenue MUIberry 5-9125 MANITOU CLEANERS 717 Manitou Avenue MUIberry 5-5161 SALLY PEA RCE PATRICIA MCDANIEL 0 DORIS SCHIPPOREIT MAX STOUT Best Dancers RUSS' CAFE 'IO8 Manitou Avenue JOHN DORROUGH Most Unpredictable MU lberry 5-5423 LYNDON HOTEL 733 Manitou Avenue MUIberry 5-9950 -......4.m. rfgsf 4+ afar 1. Huvr Y M' Xe'-'J fmof on5 Dead eyg Y ' Their Q x MQ Red 'mv' ABQ ww C Mon,5'm fe, 6 435:55 F Vfr1S0y1 i Chun? 5 ..,. XS? I1 CMQ,-fi ULU I7 Fried i 'WU 1'oLo.Sg I fr es, Uv, l0.Se 4, G-mme? loud auf +114 The Ffofg, lodsf Ufffce ,-JVM The P0+a.fo S ffl' No.5 La 5 fl 1 ? .fl . I K Ttal' j 4 1 n 'dh 1' 3 a fa 5 I J . ' 1 , V 9 X ' 1 Ld A 4f+3 X ln! if ' X . , h N. ' , W ,Q ' A? i Me? . . , , . Q ,5 f 1.1 . . Q g 'Bt . ,- ' ' ai 4 X ' V M '5' 2 . V x ' ' 3 . . wr: , - T ! . ' P h . S W 4 9 A g , A wg a A f . , - u ' ' , !.gX , A , L ,' H 4 W , Q, P. t . g ' 2 A ' , . Q60 ,S 9 !,, . 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C I! 1, j My 1 F 11 A 1 if alhnlnn-1 th wigk g x Most Dependable ED GARDNER DON SMITH MILLER Hardware G' General STORE 737 Manitou Avenue WAYNE WALK GEORGE KNOX MU Iberry 5-5280 CARSON'S STANDARD SERVICE 1106 Manitou Avenue MUlberry 5-9948 'U C DON'S ,Z 5 RED FRONT MARKET 726 Mamfou Avenue MUlberry 5 5792 -vffv CHESTER KARLOWSKI SWEDE MURPHY JACKIE MICHAND 3 M , JOE B GAMESON Manitou Avenue Experl: In Leakhercrafk P O Box lO22 Leathercraft Arusts LJ .' if LLOYD GAMESON .Xb ED NICKS rf A K D SHOP 106 Canon Avenue MUlberry 5 9143 IA NICE OVERHOLSER DETTY BURT X -L4,,,M FEIS TEXACO STATION 634 Manitou Avenue MUIberry 5-9925 PAUL RAYER BILL TURNER LEE ROY COOK PIKES PEAK JOURNAL ROWLAND JEWELRY 955 Manitou Avenue MUIberry 5-5212 NORMA SUMMER AUDREY MAREK MARILYN MANKEL 22 Ruxton Avenue MUIberry 5-9201 UTE PASS GARAGE 1134 Manitou Avenue MUlberry 5-9390 .Z CARL MILLER RONNIE WILLIAMS HAROLD JARVIES JOHN WILD ROBERT SEIVERT Hot Rod Boys VVIWZW ,A ,,,,. . V S. 4' ' 1 14 P PERKINS MOTOR CO. 'I 15 N. Cascade Ave. MEIrose 4-4868 MONARCH SERVICE LAUNDERERS 6- DRY CLEANERS I9 E. Cuchorras MEIrose 4-1568 1 ARLENE HUsToN CAROL CORDELL S ,rj if Quierest Y .Q , .M A - L A . -i nggggfg X A -Si- MAX STOUT IINN HENNINGSEN 5'N1lRQ? PAUL RAYER f' -1532: '-.iff fi MAC HARVEY 4' BILL IRWIN JON DIDL0 ROBERT SEIVERT JACK DAVIS HOT ROD OF THE YEAR llllf 5. , wig S ,. Ji vi or LXLE HENN INGSEN Q 'Aff-' ec? '1xf'i 'l 'f 'z-li? . O' I' ' m'-Q- gi, JOHN DORROUGH N-ig., D ON SMITH ' ' ,px A i i 1 i E 6- M MUSIC 2532 W. Colorado Ave. MElrose 3-1343 RODNEY GREEN FRANK CANTRELL GOODBARS 21 S. Teion Sfreef MEI'-ogg 3-4918 KENNY ANDERSON ED HAMMOND NICHOLSON STUDIO 129 N. Teion Sfreet MElrose 2-3413 DICK MCBRIDE PARKER STAFFORD 'Xa .-il' HERRON'S OF COLORADO 30 Manitou Avenue MUlberry 5-9448 KARIN ALMEN PATRICIA QUINN CITY OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 117 E. Biiou Street MElrose 2-1733 ROL MCENTIRE ANITA BOLEN at . 14 F 6- L FOOD PRODUCTS CO. 2307 W. Colorado Ave. MElrose 4-4278 EVA HILL SENTHIA WILKE DEITS BROTHERS CAMERA SHOP 119 E. Pikes Peak Ave. MElrose 4-8037 in WAYMIRES CLOTHING CO. 24 S. Teion Street MElrose 5-1571 remember ? SEPTEMBER Happy days are here again? Demerits, oh! Go pick up twenty-five is becoming a familiar expression. The merit system is now a permanent thing in the institution, The Boosters beat the Pep Club to the draw by having the first club activity of the year, a hard times dinner. Cheerleaders elected. Ah, those pretty girls! There is no doubt in the minds of the new Pep Club pledges Why the c1ub's colors are black and blue, Fifteen boys were initiated tonight, Booster Club Tea. Bring your tea bag and join the old hags' club. The girls think well of the Pep Club boys, too. The Mustangs play under lights! The football team fell to ' Limon in first game of the season 26-0, OCTOBER 'Ji Al It :ftp -8: J Homecoming, the best yet! Bonnie Karlowski and Sterling Penman reigned over the day's activities as king and queen. The Juniors fthis must be a misprintj took first place honors with their float. The Seniors did come in second fa very close secondj. The football season looks brighter as the Mustangs dumped CC-V 34-0. The Boosters again-this time a dinner for the pledges-well, they'll soon learn. -, National Assemblies present ---The Clown Prince. k Junior Dance, Quite a party--ghosts and gobblins galore, NOVEMBER Mr. Hughes and the Juniors came up with a real hit when g they produced Arsenic and Old Lace. These Juniors may be okay after all, The Mustangs won five out of seven games to take top football honors in the league. In the district game with LaVeta they again came out on top, 19-14, Another National Assembly, featuring Santa Mozo and Songs of Spain, Quarter-final playoffs at Monte Vista, The boys dropped this game and with it hopes of entering the state playoffs, Maybe next year, fellas. DECEMBER The basketball season looks bright. The team took a 61-34 win over Calhan, The first annual shipment went to press. At lastl The junior high treated the high school to a Christmas program, No more school 'til next year. Hooray for us! Mr. Poole left the ranks of the happy bachelors--he's now a married man. JANUARY Booster pledges and Pep Club pledges are now junior members, Bet that was the longest six weeks they ever spent Annual shipment due. The seniors goofed--but it wasn't too late. Monument gave us our first league defeat, but we'll take the league! Fountain's defeat was Manitou's great success, With this game the Mustangs took the league title. FEBRUARY Cheyenne invitational tournament, Mustangs took this trophy after defeating Cheyenne and Penrose. Annual deadline--The senior goofed again! FROM HERE ON YOUR GUESS IS AS GOOD AS OURS, BUT HERE'S WHAT WAS SCHEDULED. Sophomore Dance-a Whatzit Party, Whatzat? Limon Tourney-Our boys took State? Junior High Operetta, Tom Saywer Pep Club Dance--Bet Boosters were there, Spring Vacation--what fun! The long awaited Prom--Thanks, kids Senior Play--great success. Green and Gold Day--where are the annuals? Senior sneak--spent all the money. You know the rest, Graduation and all that, It's been a long long time, lots of fun, tho. See Yal ALBIN LAMPHERE Most Fun to be With JAY'S BICYCLE SHOP 19 E. Kiowa Seventh Grade Favorites MARION MEURY GRANT MILLER ME Irose 4-4733 McCORMlCK'S DISTRIBUTING CO. 233 W. Colorado Ave. MEIrose 2-0251 O O 009844104 8 101 N. Teion Street MElrose 2-3525 SUE .IONES AUDREY COLGROVE v -- 1 I -4 TOWN AND COUNTRY STUDIO 402 S. 8th Street MElrose 2-0846 PATSY WHITEIS I ,g. 1, -5 CRAFTWOOD INN RESTAURANT 404 EI Paso Blvd. MUIberry 5-9313 MAC HARVEY Class Cut -Up Uh TB Q STEGNER STUDIO IIO'!z S Telon Street MElrose 4 7808 ' r I VICKI QUINN ' .IANICE OVERHOLZER -1 Most Talent BETTY SMISCHNY SALLY SHAMBLEN HA SKELL THOMSON gf LAlNSON'S TOWNHOUSE STUDIO 107 V2 E. Pikes Peck Ave. MElrose 3-8771 Wittiest JACK DAVIS BONNIE KARLOW SKI LORIG'S CLOTHING STORE 107 S. Teion Street MElrose 3-4695 1' , f LOWELL MESERVEY HDWE. CO. 106 S. Teion Street MElrose 5-2597 RICHARD HOLDSWORTH Most Likely to be Absent DAVIS KLUNDER HARDWARE 6- SPORTING GOODS 108 E. Colorado Ave. MElrose 2-4671 JOHN RICHMOND Most Ambitious 2-.,..., JW! :mn HUME u , f ' , f I Lx.. ...Adi LUCAS SPORTING GOODS CO. 120 N. Teion Street MElrose 2-5867 JACK REED Most Athletic E? 1 f Lf' MICHELLE CANDIES 1024 S. Teion Street MElrose 3-5089 LaVONNE WILLIAMS Most Vivacious DOENGES - LONG MOTORS INC. 117 S. Nevada Ave. MElrose 2-6611 RONNY WILLIAMS Q I Ju A A if WANDELL 6- LOWE Transfer and Storage Co. 17 N. Cascade Ave. MEIrose 3-8718 WALTER WALK ED UNDERWOOD LA VERNE JEWELRY Over .SOOO Poirs of Earrings to Choose From 22 E. Pikes Peak Ave. MEI rose 2-2552 MAY MORGAN NANCY VOIGHT KAY G' RAY'S CAFE 735 Manikou Avenue MU 5-9262 SHIRLEE BROOKS CARLA SUE STARK mi - ROBERT MIKESELL HELEN NEWTON JANE RUTHERFORD A B C GROCERY and MARKET 1109 Manitou Avenue MUIberry 5-9969 Pll't'06l!1S' REXMI DR00 5'l'0Rf.S' 734 Manitou Avenue MUlberry 5-5476 966 Manitou Avenue MUIberry 5-5774 ff' CONNIE TURNER JIM NICHOLS BAWN ALMEN ,..,.L.,...m4 .,,..... 1 n I P v-wf ' uf n -5- fit? rd, 9 ,, . - .-A-Q , ? g ' i vw- ,-.1-Af Y 2 6 ,,,,, ..,,, : , A U- , W Eighth Grade Favorites - - ......L.......,, , ,. LESLIE SHUSTER lr' ' 1.1- -- MIKE STEGALL ,-:--2 i 11 :11 D+' IXL CREAMERY CO. 310 S. Cascade Ave. Seventh Grade Favorites KATHY SHAY ANDREA ATKINSON ALTON IMHOF MElrose 4-1541 MOORE'S FURNITURE EXCHANGE 2507 W. Colorado Avenue MElrose 5-1501 I-W' Friendliest PEGGY RAMER LYLE HENNINGSEN DAVIS TYPEWRITER CO. INC. 125 E. Bijou MElrose 3-1789 RIPLEY, Me nomr 3178 W. Colorado Ave. MElrose 4-6436 2 3 E Most Likeable AUDREY MAREK LYNN HENNINGSEN COLORADO SPRINGS MUSIC CO. JACKSON GAS SHOP 17 W. Cuchorros MElrose 4-0740 RICHARD JACKSON KEN WEISSENFLUI-I is - Quan 'fwr- . f . ' W Y ACME CLEANERS and DYERS 107 N. Teion Street MElrose 5-1563 LARRY BARR RON WILLIAMS I Diff ' an .5 ' , - r I 'I' 'I is if of 4 u . E 2 LARRY'S STANDARD SERVICE 521 Monitou Avenue MUIberry 5-9995 RON SMITH 2325 W. Colorado Avenue MElrose 4-3641 BARBARA BARR PARKER STAFFORD SIAIEHC R50 IRC!! I WAA J' an- L. 1 O A Real mow V214 I W GB F '1- 6 4-I Ckfl 6 .,q' sw? 14 X gbb A LBA 'X A... 4' r5N Qi f 1, 45 f v,, Q' r Q . , A , I hr R -. 'mv '- 2 .,7 ' 1 I YQ 1 , K ,I . - I , x - ' ' ' , I -- ' UZ' .A-LI. W.,u'. ' f . J 5' lb xx, if Q na 'I ' P- ,f 4 .I , , 1' J H ' v- X' 1' LD X ' , , P - iv - - ,. ' 'R . . yi ' I af ' A I - , Ak I5-. -1- A+, . , . - 4' 4 , Q 4 H I ' ' r ' ,sl 1 . A f. 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Fire Insurance - Auto Liability HARVEY F. JONES, REALTOR Everything in Real Estate COLORADO SPRINGS OFFICE 320 South Nevada Telephone ME-5-2581 MANITOU SPRINGS OFFICE 736 Manitou Avenue Telephone MU-5-5424 MARIORIE HAUGH In Charge of Insurance CLARENCE SMISCHNY Real Estate Sales 332 N. Teion Street MEIrose 3-0534 GRACE IMHOF DAVID PENMAN Freshman Favorites , 1 .1 . 5 r is f x H - '- iq 'M .., 4 l,yxJ m' Y S 1 1 i -JN GARDEN LANE RESTAURANT 104 Manitou Ave. MUlberry 5-9410 BAKER MANUFACTURING CO. 807 Manitou Avenue MUIberry 5-5026 ROGER KRAUSE GEORGE MILLER JERRY GORELL SPOT GRILL 739 Manitou Avenue MUlberry 5-9909 EDITH COLBY DONNA MILLER PIKES PEAK CLEANERS 807 Manitou Avenue MUIberry 5-9517 CAROLYN DOUSE MARGARET SMITH 1-if TYPEWRITER SUPPLY CO. 105 N. Teion Street MEIrose 4-0102 ROGER BURKEPILE NORMA SUMMER f ' . M big f A 1 . li jf' mm E 'iz xX PERKINS sl-IEARER CLOTHING 102 N. Teion Street Most Origin al D ION DIDLO RON HERUTH .. li MEIrose 3-3889 BARNETT OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. I2 E. Kiowa MElrose 2-3393 ,I Rf. -'ga ALL STATES COURT 120 Manitou Ave. MUIberry 5-9434 BERYL'S JEWELRY STORE II3 E. Pikes Peak Ave. MEIrose 3-5133 MARY ANN CONN BILL DAVIS Brains MARTIN JEWELERS HI N. Teion Street SU SAN SCHORER JOAN SIMPSON 1, w .. 3 '14-L-ls..- 1, ' . 'u 9' , 3 MEIrose 4-3383 SUE JONES IE IF six S S STAGECOACH INN 702 Manitou Avenue MUlberry 5-9335 KENNY'S 4 Arcade MUIberry 5-9943 Y r 0 Ali., 1' I' 1-8' :S HE num- U 4 .A 243 969 f A 'ia up 0- C97 Y ' I1 H23-PLLooL N-- lgxi Gos5lP? FULL ,6 'Vo mr f ,wi ,, Q V 1 Q n Sw, uf 'K' 5 Y 'Y' 'A . A! Shc's Looxlmsfv i k 4 5:9 E Toki? . 'DRLQ 7 K Q , Q frlnygi ' Busy t 4 THE LINCUP - - 'I uw' Guess wha lisa -4- I P L E A 'S C Pnhnjnqs MRRTL ?f :aug-F5 ,git QQ' X NoT M5-- A N o Smiu. ?? I yP1CaL 'D 0 0 'ff 3 1 J A P 1 5 Y J r if' 3 V1 if 2' 1 W 3 '5 2. 4 54 L' 2. 5: N 1 bei 5 .S , kb I N :, f . , 1:1 voopgirlf 5' 'Lf Q Q. l,tEA ?:!?P f ' V g Q-MM, ko ,fm v - J 'K' x -9 , - ,,, 'V N . I 3-'Q' v ' ' p ,L . m ' 5,3 . 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