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

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F SHARON HUF These eleven seniors rank scholastical- ly in the upper fourth of their class. They were eligible to take the Colorado Uni- versity Psychological Test. The persons with the highest scores in this test will receive joint-honor scholarships to any state-supported college in Colorado. Left to right: George Miller, Bonnie Gilbert, Helen Newton, Karen Scheide- man, De Ette Stafford, Martha Basham, Sandy Moore, Jim Nichols, Duane Walz. Not Pictured: Sally Pearce, Sharon Huff. D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN Sharon Huff was chosen D. A. R. Good Citizen for this year by the faculty. She was chosen for dependability, patriotism, citizenship, and contributions to her school, home, church, and community. Since coming to Manitou in the eighth grade, Sharon has done her share of work for her school. This year she holds the office of Student Council representative from the Booster Club. She was chosen Most Popular Senior by the underclassmen and is Pepperette president. She is advertis- ing manager ofthe annual and junior high editor of the Prospector. She is on the Saturday radio program, 'Saturday Session, and she had the best score on the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomor- row Test. Sharon belongs to the First Christian Church in Colorado Springs, and is president of a youth group in Green Mountain Falls. Being second scholastically in her class, we think Sharon is a good choice for D. A. R. Good Citizen. RANKING SENIIURS

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W...-4 Q SENHOR PERSONALIITJIES SHARON HUF F L EE ROY COOK Charm and personalrty pay off 1n popularlty AND SO GOODBYE When Harley S1ms came from Germany to enter MHS there was a srgh of fem1n1ne appreclatron Adapt able as are most army people Harley has f1tted mto the class to become an rntegral part of 11 A Southern blonde but not the drzzy type Fun lovrng yes and a frne student To DeEtte Stafford goes a brg portron of the credrt for th1s annual for she drd more towards puttmg rt together than any other person DeEtte IS mdeed a very rmportant Senror Although the word lady IS not too often used now rt descrrbes Sylvra Steakley exactly Lovely to look at she rs sweet thoughtful and consrderate everytlung a lady should be Wh1ch IS qulte an ac complrshment these days Colleen Taggart rs another of the class brrdes she's Colleen Cass and ready to help wherever she can she has been Two superlatrves f1t Nanc quretest T ys sweet natured e class We foresee for her a happy l1fe s the smallest rn the class and accordrng to vote the mean she hasn't done more than her share rn each actrvrty for Nancy rs a loyal ang A competent and wrllmg worker Marrlyn Bond Walk four thrrd bndej IS kept busy helpmg someone all the trme Her warmth and sweetness of personalrty w1n for her many fnends Super salesman TV master of ceremomes publrcrty charrman Duane Walz A versatrle boy he wrll go far rf he goes as fast as he has thls year Probably everyone knows Ronme Wrllrams best for h1S srngmg but he has other talents too srnce he can wnte well and has dramatrc abrlrty Wrth all these talents he should succeed Thrs IS the way we know them We hope you lrke them too Srncerely ' ' - at now. Alwa - . valuable to th . ' . ' ' y Voight. She' ' . . ' . ' . hat doesn't ' ' ' , ' Must . A AZ!

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GIIRLS' STATE SHIRLEE BROOKS SHARON HUFF SYLVIA STEAKLEY RITA OVERHOLSER COLLEEN TAGGART One of the coveted honors in any school is the opportunity to go to Girls' State and Boys' State. Each year representative Juniors are chosen by the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary to go to Denver along with students from other schools throughout Colorado. Everyone who goes finds it one of the finest experiences in high school life. Training in governmental procedures proves valuable knowledge for both school and community activities. BOYS' STATE ROLLY ROUNDS JIM NICHOLS LEE ROY COOK BOB MIKESELL GEORGE MILLER . 'Sif S