Mullen High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Denver, CO)
- Class of 1960
Page 1 of 102
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Miss Nora Talty
Terry McCormack
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Student Printers
Sanitary Plumbing Srl-Itg.
Mr. 8zMrs. Gene Unger
Mr. 8:Mrs. Joe S. Urban
Mrs. Katherine Eldredge
Mr. John D. Eldredge
Workman Studio 6:Camera. Shop
Mr. Joseph W. Talty
Supreme Liquors
Mr. 8cMrs. L. A. Higgins
Mr. Alloyd Moody
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Arps, Jerry Bertsch, John Crowfoot, and John Furstenberg.
Mr. 8aMrs. Potter
Mr. Kevin Moore
Mr. 8:Mrs. Leonard Arps
Rick Montagne
Mr. 8zMrs. James Carroll
Consolidated Parts of Colo.
David Potter
Dardano Produce
James D. Joy
Mr. 8zMrs. Ben Dominguez
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Chuck Thomas
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Class Officers: Left to right--
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Norris Nevils--President, Larry Cooley--Treasurer
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PATRONS
University Hills Barber Sh
Brother Denys
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Brother Xavier
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Joan S. Palmer
Mrs. Distefano
Francis X. Waters
John Croff
Linda de Luca
Chris Gonzalez
Howard P. Carroll
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Haskamp. STANDING: Richard Finuf, Arthur Lingle, Gregory Kaminski,
Andrew Kramer, Robert Kistler.
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Brimbery, Joe Maestas. STAND
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Eustice, Paul Stolting.
KNEELING: John Kotowski, Joseph Wing, Timothy Babineau
STANDING: Dennis Skipper, Steve Gonzales, Jim Wilson,
Lawrence Knudson.
Left to Right: Emmett Meis, A1 Skipton, Wayne Walling,
Mike Evans, John Martinez, Tim Peranni, Dennis Talty, Bill
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Richard Paladino
The Marigold Cafe
Mr. 8zMrs. George Skipper
I-Iallingsworth Boys
The Turilli Family
Westwood Chevron Gas Station
Mrs. Mary Otterston
Kistler Claim Service
Robert's Nurseries, Inc.
Kwik Shake Inn
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PATRON LISTINGS
Al's Club
Mr. cSzMrs. Thomas Kramer
Mainline Barber Shop
E. P. Tander
Frank L. Byers
Skipton Family
Art Chenal
Mr. 8cMrs. E. McGuire
Mr. 8cMrs. Cooly
Mrs. Walker
Mr. 6zMrs. Crowley
Mr. 8zMrs. Vogt
Charles Yoder
Colo. Office Supply
J. Roper
Mr. 8zMrs. Keller
Reliable Linen Service
EELING: Phil Cowan, Boyd Scott, Michael Wagner, Joseph Seal, Timothy Hower, and Vicent Dunn. STANDING
aniel Van Loon, Larry Denning, Dennis Chiodini, Ronald Moeder, and Raymond York.
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REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE
2896 So. Broadway
Englewood, Colorado
Art's Bay Service
Mr. Ed. Doody
Mrs. Esrnel Midul
Charles Fetterhoff
Robert Cernich
Dr. and Mrs. Howard E. Swanson
Carol Walker
Egloff Family
Folger's Coffee
Mr. Arthur D. Bader
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STANDING: Herb Younger, Richard Eg1oH, A1 Gagne, Andy Schell, Jerry Dyess, Norris Nevils, Eddie Allan
QSecretaryj, Mike Crowley, Tom Colacito, Kenny Dowd, Eugene Kottenstette.
The Student Council is the organ of self -government of the student
body, through class representatives and acts as a planning agent for
programs for the student body.
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fficers: FIRST ROW: Ron Gerber, Mike Mullin, Bruce Egloff, and Curt Taylor. SECOND ROW: Terry McNally,
ohn Smith, Andy Burke, Gary Franc, Tom Bender, Ed Clements, Bernie Harbick, Jim VanLoon, Jack Lilienthal.
IRD ROW: Brother Joseph fModeratorj, Fred I-Ierceg, Jim Nelson, George Georgeson, Mike Crowley, George
earned, Mike Flood, Bud Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Gary Matson, Mike Sweeney, Robert Kinkel, Torn Colacito,
oe Pike, A1 Gagne, Pat Roper. FIFTH ROW: Eddie McDermott, Gerald Dyess, Leland McGi11, George Wieder,
avid Van Loon, and Tim Sands.
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FRONT ROW: A. D. Bader, Garry McNally, Edward Clements. MIDDLE ROW : John W. Smith, Terry McNally
Don Sims, Jim Haley, James Nelson. BACK ROW: Mike Flood, Tom Bradley, Harry Bevington, Gary Franc.
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EDITORIAL STAFF
Editor in Chief:
James Nelson
Associate Editors:
Terry McNally
Andy Burke
Gary Franc
Bruce Egloff
Mullen Sefs Precedenf
Wiih New Paper Format
Bernard Kelly, assistant edi-
tor of Empire magazine of the
Sunday Denver Past, and Orin
Sealy, Empire magazine pho-
tographer, lent a critical eye
to the newly revised and fin-
ished product of the Mustang,
student publication at Mullen
High School, Denver.
The revised Mustang has set
another precedent in high
school journalism by appear-
ing in magazine form. The Post
staff members spoke to the edi-
torial staff at a specific meeting
for the purpose of "topping the
icing" in the long climb which
produced the school paper. Both
made notable comments: spoke
highly of the production, an-
other Mullen first, a precedent
established in high school jour-
nalism. Both praised the fore-
mat highly, particularly the
pictures and drawings which
were made by the students.
Brother Andrew Xavier is mod-
erator oi thc Mustang.
Courtesy Denver RegiSICr
PATRON2,
Moore Cleaners "
Sidles Insurance Agency
Fred 8rHugh's Barber Shop
Mrs. E. McDonald
Mr. 8zMrs. McKee
Brentway Barber Shop
Mr. 8zMrs. R. Oldenburg
Mr. drMrs. Learned
Mr. 8rMrs. J. Tscheschke
Mr. 8:Mrs. P. A. Steinbach
Kennth Stabenow
Mrs. C. W. I-Iill
Steve Hill
Marge Vobejda
Bill Gilbert
Mr. R. L. Rounds
Mrs. E. McGuire
Mr. d:Mrs. Mark Modglin Sr
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purpose the encouragement of vocations through prayer and sacrifice.
One of its main activities is the monthly novena made to the Divine
Child Jesus for vocations, which terminates with a Mass celebrated on
the 25th of each month. We are deeply indebted to Brother Joseph
F.S.C. for the fine work he has done with this club.
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Dowd, Treasurer Greg Kaminski.
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Officers: President, Jim Nelson, Vice President--Tony Peck, Secretary--Don Sims, Treasurer--Andy Burke.
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PATRONS
Aaron Mosko Motors Mr. William J. Blohm
Mr. 8aMrs. A. H. Wesselman Mr. 8:M.rs. A. H. Garbella
Mr. 8cMrs. Baker I. F. Whalen
The Lincoln Center Conoco Tom J. Nolan
Judy Lenihan Iliff Drug
Mr. 8cMrs. Kenny Neil Fox
William A. Peranni Mr. 8cMrs. E. J. Nelson
Ed. Smith Denver Auto Auction C. A. Matson
Mr. 8.:Mrs. Ward Walling Morgan Drug Store
Mr. Jerome A. Jacobs Englewood Laundromat
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Carl Van Landingham, Daniel Potter, Kevin Moore, Dan O'Donne11, Joe Zeireis, David Netzel, Jerry Yoder, Ron
Steinbeck, Dennis Bailey, Robert Kistler, Ted Cornett, Michael Harker, Rich Egloff, Tim Whalen, Herb Younger,
Lee McGill, George Weider, John Justice, Arthur Lingle, A1 Gagne, Tony Clements, Dennis Sullivan, Joe Nygren,
Don Sims, Pat Rounds, Bill McAllister, Terry McNally, Garry McNally, James Haley, Pat McDonald, Greg Karnins
Richard Venier, Richard Lindsay, Pete Klismet, Mike Ryan, Jim Nelson, William Alexander, Lauren Heronema,
Frank Braham, John Dominquez, Fran Schell, Rick Feltes, Robert Schlut, Ben Coons, Joe Seal, Tim Peranni, Mike
Evans, Jim Babineau, Jim Pike, Ted Delux.
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Konnersman, Jim Brik, Mike Wagner, Paul Gene Stolting.
Bell Lyra: Boyd,Scott.
Saxophones: Joe Koval, David Klausner.
Baritone: Pat Roper.
Picoloz Bill Bradley, Donald Robidoux.
Trombone: Emmett Meis, Ron Pfannenstiel, Andy Maes, Ray
Hart.
Trumpets: Pete Kirwan, Joe Valencia, David Rivera, Mike
Taylor, Bill Abbey, David Aragon, Tony Vigil, Robert Cernich,
Allen Maerz, John Lucero, Dave Ruthofsky, Donald Cook, John
Waggoner.
Drums: John Martinez, Bill McDonald, Bucky Nevils, James
Prebish, Charles Kunz, Leroy Stracener, John Rego, Frank Tru-
jillo, Richard Lucero.
Basses: John Crowfoot, John Hartman, Mr. Glenn Stocking:
Director Mr. Bernie O'Lear: Assistant Instructor.
pencer Sporting Goods
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of Littleton Bob's "66" Service
8zMrs. W. H. Bevington Mr. SLMIS. G. C. Franc
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Connie Hoffman, James Haley, Gary McNally.
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These are the outstanding participants in the varsity sports program of Mullen High School, whose
have merited for them the varsity letter award.
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Left to right: FRONT ROW--Pat Roper, Larry Konersmann, Andy Kramer, Kevin Knudsen,
and Larry Denning. BACK ROW--Hans Pieper, Donald Robidoux, Gary Brown, Bob DuFour,
Bill Alexander, Ed Arcuri, and Dennis Cutting.
PATRONS
Patricia and Kevin
Smitty's Sportsman
Mr. gl Mrs. Jerry Rooney
Mr. 6: Mis. A. C. Zeman, Sr.
Ute Lanes Colo. Springs
Mrs. E. McGuire
McMurtry Paint Gr Glass
So. Denver Nursery
Wieder Family
Mr. 8: MIS. Bromund
St. Mary's Academy
Senior Class
Ray Rite
Good Shepherd
Mr. :Sz Mrs. J. K. Sands
Tinn's Country Shop
Senior Class of "59"
E. J. Wall Family
Messenger Family
R. L. Garage
Mr. :Ez Mrs. Tuffield
Mrs. E. Zullo
Winzinger Family
Mrs. Frank
Mrs. Ruth Sexton
Moeder Family
Mr. 8a Mrs. Van Landingham
Anthony Weinzaffel
Jerry's Leather Goods
Kinkle Family
Hampden Standard Service
Ernest McDonald
Mr. :Sr Mrs. F. Ryan
Art work in this yearbook was done
by Mike Flood, class of '61.
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Taylor ftreas.j Mr. Ed-
ward R Turner fpresi-
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Learned fsec.Q Missing:
Mr Mike J. Mullin
fvice president.
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fsecretaryj Mrs. Robert J. Kinkel
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Mrs. Stanley Johnson 12nd Vice-
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Qpresidentj Mrs. Lawrence Smith
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Left to Right: FRONT ROW--J. Koval, D. Rivera, F. Schell, H. Younger, R. Markley, A. Gagne, C. Taylo
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Scherrer, and T. Shearer. SECOND ROW--R. Dunlap, D. Bailey, M. Mullin, E. Clements, J. Dominguez,
F. Braham, L. Stracener, and A. Watson. THIRD ROW--J. Roche, J. Perme, M. Weiand, G. Georgeson, J.
A. Schell, P. Kirwan, and P. Winkel. LAST ROW--J. Valencia, E. McDermott, M. Flood, D. Taylor, G. Le
J. Swanson, G. Tumer, and Manager Manuel Chavez.
arned,
The Mullen Varsity football team piloted by Coach Frank Rino finished the '59 season with a 5-3 record in league
play. The small, inexperienced Mustang team, hampered by the loss of eleven lettermen, bowed before the
strongest teams they met, but humbled easier squads with their speed.
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Mustangs Coaching Staff
Planning Mullen's next
victory. Left to right:
Mr. John Barone Back-
field Coach, Brother
Abel F.S.C. Athletic
Director, Mr. Frank
Rino Head Coach.
RON KIGER X TED SHEARER
Ron's outstanding determina- if 's extraordinary exhibition
tion and ability in pacing the of his playing ability earned
Mustangs made him a sure 'x him a position on the All Pa-
choice for All Paroke. 7 roke Team.
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Al Gagne bowls
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St. Francis line.
The Mustangs
won 14-12.
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inst the Holy Family Tigers. The Mus-
gs went on to win 26 -0.
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SCOREBOARD 1959
'Pueblo Catholic . .
'Sheridan Union
Mt. Carmel . . .
Annunciation .
'Abbey .......
St. Francis . . . . .
Cathedral . .
St. Ioe's . .
St. Mary's . . .
Holy Family . . .
Regis ..... .
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high pass against the Blue Jays. The Mus-
tangs lost this heartbreaker by 1 point to put
them out of the first place position.
e Mustangs were again forced to kick against
powerful Raider line. Regis won 26-6.
Little Joe ' iiiiiiiii ' '
returns Cardinal
punt 25 yards.
The Mustangs
went on to win
28-13.
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SCOREBOARD
Colo. Academy "A".52
Bear Creek ...... 13
Machebeuf ..... O
Mount Carmel .... 0
State Home ..... 6
Annunciation ..... 6
Regis ......... 12
Bear Creek ...... O
Holy Family fForfeitJ
Ron Gerber tries desperately to
out jump 6'6" Ray Libinati of
the Gremlins.
Promising to be one of the first division teams from A bright spot in the season was the breaking of two
pre-season speculation, the varsity basketball team records by a hot Mullen team in Oscar Malo Hall.
ended the season with a fair 6-10 win-loss record. The Mustang five 'blasted their way to a 100-62
When the going got rough, the Mustangs just victory over the helpless Cathedral Bluejays. This
couldn't find their mark against the other teams. broke the all-time high team score record and total
Veterans Ron Gerber fhigh-point centerj and Bruce score.
' Egloff fable forwardj piloted the team through the
season.
Coach J. R. Martinez, Fran Schell, Alloyd Moody, Herbert Younger, Joe Ziereis, Albert Gagne, Mike
Richard Bruski, Ron Gerber, Bruce Egloff.
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SCORE-BOARD
FIRST ROUND SECOND ROUND
St. Joseph 65 Mullen St. Joseph
St. Mary 's 64 Mullen St. Mary 's
St. Francis 40 Mullen St. Francis
Regis 63 Mullen Regis
Cathedral 55 Mullen Cathedral
Mt. Carmel 55 Mullen 53 . . . . .ML Carmel
Annunciation 54 Mullen 41 . . . . .Annunciation
Holy Family 46 72 'Mullen 61 . . . . .Holy Family
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Bruce's experience was a valuable asset to the
team effort.
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Al Gagne, is one of the most
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Ron Gerber was voted the Mus-
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be a great asset to the team rn
the future.
KNEELING: Coach John Barone, Bobby Rice. STANDING--left to right: Ken Dowd, Ted Cornett, Terry Carroll, Tim
len, Robert Kistler, Ray York, Richard Croff, Jim McNamee, Richard Steck, Richard Egloff, Robert Clausen,
SCOREBOARD
FIRST ROUND SECOND ROUND
Mullen 32 . . . ......... St. Joseph's 13 Mullen . ....... St. Joseph's
Mullen 17 . . . St. Mary's 16 Mullen . . . St. Mary's
Mullen 31 . . . St. Francis 21 Mullen . . . St. Francis
Mullen 24 . . . Regis 28 Mullen . . . Regis
Mullen 48 . . . Machebeuf 41 Mullen . . . Machebeuf
Mullen 40 . . . Cathedral 26 Mullen . . . Cathedral
Mullen 39 . . . Mt. Carmel 37 Mullen . . . . Mount Carmel
Mullen 29 . . . Annunciation 27 Mullen . . . Annunciation
Mullen 34 . . . Holy Family 14 Mullen . . . Holy Family
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With a rousing pep rally and mouth-watering barbecue in the
light of a roaring bonfire, the "59" Homecoming was kicked off.
The following Sunday afternoon saw an exciting Mustang triumph over the
St. J'oe's Bulldogs on the gridiron,
Musically topping off a busy, fun-filled weekend was the Victory Dance with Homecom-
ing Royalty Linda Shearer and Ron Kiger.
Attendants, left to right: Judy Turilli, Curt Taylor, Shirley Henry, Ted Shearer, Queen Linda Shearer, King
Ronnie Kiger, Judy Treankler and Mike Mullin, attendants.
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After the Mullen-Cathedral basketball game, the
spectators were invited to the Canteen Dance held
in the Mullen Cafeteria. Another Mustang first
was made with the invitation of the rival Blue Jays
Many new friendships were made in the crowded
cafeteria. All in all, the dance proved a success
and an enjoyable memory.
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First Victory
Second Victory
Chow Hounds
Mr. 8: Mrs. T. Grant
Hill Top Market
G. D. Magers
J. W. Hoffman Family
E. V. Giddings
Title Guaranty Co.
Mrs. Leona Austgen
Riches Charcoal Burger
Sanders and Son
Evans Paving Co.
Mr. 8: Mrs. Bills
Fourcades Service
Sophomore "A"
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Crowe
Everyday life at Mullen is a kaleidoscope of
events, activity and just plain living, A unique
thing about Mullen life is the harmonious com-
bination of hard work, quiet leisure, and hi-
larity. It is this special feature that gives Mul-
len High its superior skill in molding Christian
Gentlemen of the highest calibre.
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Mrs. Alice E. Evans
Mrs. John Cernich
H. S. Sargent
Andrew J. Konersmann
Platter Parlor Inc.
Jim's Standard Service
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Doris S. Proebstel
Bob Schwiegerath
Marian Orinhard
Sophomore "B"
Mr. 8a Mrs. Victor Gerber
Mr. Sz Mrs. E. O'Meara
Mr. 8: Mrs. Brockish
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Colo. Lace 8: Cleaning Co.
Mr. 8: Mrs. Sheildo
Mr. 8: Mrs. W. Steck
Dwyer Liquors
Young Record
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In the finest Mullen tradition, the 1960 Junior-
Senior Prom climaxed the spring social season.
On May 13, a Friday evening, the orchestra
provided a musically enjoyable time for all
who attended. The graduating class of '60 ex-
pressed their deep appreciation to the juniors
for an enjoyable evening. Many happy mem-
ories of this prom will be held for a long time
by the '60 and '61 classes.
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Manuel Chavez
Ester Garcia fAnnunciationj
Mike Crowley
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The Christmas Dance heralded
he coming Yuletide with the
njoyable music of Bill Pitre.
he gym was the site of the an-
ual late December Dance. Pro-
eeds of the dance went for the
rothers' Christmas present--a
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All were on cloud nine.
She's stepping on my toe.
A new feature of Freshman-Senior
relations was developed this year,
the "Big Brother" system. Car
washing, book lugging and just
following spiteful directions was
the lot of harried Freshmen. A
pleasant climax to the program
was the Freshman-Senior Dance
where it was "Liberation" with
soft music.
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. Rapue 8: Family
r. Martinez
r. 8z Mrs. J. Mahoney
orr Loan Co.
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alley Feed 8: Supply
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ev. E. O'Sullivan
r. 8: Mrs. G. Rapue
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Mr. 8z Mis. L. Croat
Mr. 8: Mrs. L. Bradley
"A" 8: "J" Drive In
Jim McNamee
Jay Highland
G. A. Krenner
Rotolo's Variety Shop
Bob Barth
Muller's Hardware
Dale M. Mathis
Littleton Gas Sc Oil
Schmitt Jewelry Co.
Mr. 8: Mrs. R. J. Kinkel
Pounding the keys. No wonder he's so big!
mone
Steinback
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rapahoe Appliances
ed Bird Farms
oriens Beauty Salon
ene Kottenstette
rehek Family
arion Seymour Family
arroll Quelland
Woodlawn Liquors
J. F. Hannon Family
Freshman "B"
Mr. 8a Mrs. Hagan
Mr. 8: Mrs. Wilson
Robert Wilson 8: Co.
Jefferson Drug
Theresa
Cookie
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Mountain Youth Congress talent shov
Heers?
The Green Family
Cardova's Grocery
Mr. rScMrs. Earl J. Hower
Mr. 8zMrs. Ernest R. Conrad
Mr. 8zMrs. Horace W. Crowfoot
Chalmerse A. Parker
Abbot Lumber Co.
Dick Bennett
R and R Hardware
Alice Monahan
Mr. 8aMrs. E. J. Monahan
Mr. 8cMrs. A. C. Sorenson
Standard Stock Liquidating Co.
Mrs. Ferne Hart
Tony and Verna--Valdez
A Friend
Yogi Bear ,
Mrs. E. Hanson
Joe and Anita DeLeon
Qualitee Meat -Market
Tony Sirnones
Mr. 8zMrs. Wm. J. Schneider
T. H. Roberts
Mr. 8cMrs. Kotinek
Mr. Lloyd A. Van Loon
PAT RONS
Clem's Drive Inn
Mr. 6zMrs. Jerry Brown
Mr. 8:Mrs. Howard R. Braham
I-Iem'i's Jewelry
Donald Allan
Mr. 8zMrs. Victor A. Chiodini
Mrs. Bradley
Mr. 8:Mrs. J. McManus
Mr. 8zMrs. R. Polichio
Mr. 8:Mrs. Becker
Warren Turelli
The Sherman Family
Mr. 8:Mrs. Clarence J. Younger
Mr. 8:Mrs. J. L. Robb
Mountain View Tackle Shop
Valore Hardware
Mr. 6zMrs. J. R. Petri
Mr. 8cMrs. Tom J. Klausner
Mr. 8cMrs. Jack Prebish
John McDonald
Bill Gidding
Mr. 8zMrs. C. W. King
H. C. Faniss, Jr.
The Schroer
Mr. 8zMrs. George Harbick
Mr. 8.:Mrs. Turner
Mr. 8zMrs. Turilli
Conrad Loftus, O.F.M.
Mr. 8zMrs
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Mr. 8:Mrs. M. J. Pfors
Mr. 8cMrs. George E. We
Mr. 8:Mrs. James Chiodi
Co1eson's Dept. Stores
E.. P. Hargerty
Gigantic At Woodlawn
Mr. 8cMrs. Kaveny
Mr. 8:Mrs. Joseph Flood
Mary Louise Flood
Van B's-Mens and Boys'
Henri's Jewelry Co.
Majestic Fumiture
Lochead's Real Estate 8:
Co.
Slronty Carrol
L. R. Smith
Littleton Flower Shop
Rudolph Lemche
Mr. 8zMrs. A. Croff
Bernard J. Cullen
Mr. 8LMrs. A. Croff
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C. Hoffman
Frayne Babineau
8:Mrs. Rosera
8zMrs. Ralph S. Clark
r. 8zMrs. Joseph D. Seal
r. 8aMrs. Failing
asenas O'Sullver
r. B. Veta
enver Boat
rs. Joan Harrigan
r. 8zMrs A. P. Georgeson
r. 8:Mrs Alex P. Rohr
r. 8zMrs Sherman Smith
r. 8zMrs. Cliff Harker
r. QMIS. D. J. Cook
. 8zMrs Damingo J. Lucero
clntosh Republic Rexall Drug
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ragan Fumiture
. 8zMrs. Arnold Max Para
Friend
8:Mrs. John A. Kotowski
PAT RON S
Wolff Insurance Agency
Mr. 4SzMrs. T. Reeder
Mr. 8:Mrs. J. Lewark
B. Scott
T. E. Bowman
Bill Flemming
One Hour Martinizing
Mrs. J. P. Chick
3 Minute Car Wash
Mr. 8zMrs. H. L. Wagner
Lakewood Safeway
Effie Verna
The A. L. Duckwall Store
Mr. 8cMrs. R. L. Senier
Mr. 8cMrs. Alfred E. Poehlmann
Mr. nS:Mrs. R. A. York
Mr. 8cMrs. P. E. Rowe
Katherine Bradley
Guiry's Wall Paper
Mullen High
Walker Bro.
Morton Company
Dick Bruski, third place winner
SHALE 0'L
Michael A. Petrick
Gil's Barber Shop
Lakewood Liquor
Imperial Meat Counter
DeLavey Men's Store Inc.
The first Mullen
High science fair on
Feb. 9 and 10 showed
the prowness of
Mullen students in
the scientific field.
The Chemical
Industry Committee
of Colorado provided
the judges, Mr. Hal-
lan and Mr. Niles.
They were im-
pressed by the
technological
know-how exhibited
by the students.
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J. Kundsen, first place winner.
Greg Thomas, second place winner
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Dyer Brothers Service
Egger Frenchway
Carl Wenders
Kathlyn M. Sctanley
Mr. Hynes
Mab1e's Furs
L. F. Nevin
Gussie Family
M-D Pharmacy
R. J. Archambault
Mr. 8zMrs. J. E. O'Bri
Sundman Jewelers
Falconetti Family
Robert Feltes
A Friend
Mr. 8zMrs. Robert W
M and C 66 Service
Fort Logan Grocery
Brentwood Florist
Dry Creek Liquor
Station
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Sodality officers in prayer.
PATRONS
Thomas Wood.
Book I-louse
Robohm Appliance and T.V.
Dutch Boy Doughnuts
Mr. 8tMrs. Daniel J. Bradley, Jr.
Mr. 8cMrs. E. J. Nelson
Bill and Jerry W. McAllister
Empire Manufacturing Co.
Power Engineering Co.
Camille Salon of Beauty
Mr. 8:Mrs. Wm. Abbey and Family
East Way Inn .
Ethel Schatz
George H. Burke and Family
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