Ordway High School - Panther Yearbook (Ordway, CO)

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pflahlecy Pat Kiper is a Lab Technician for the Mayo Brothers' Clinic in her spare time. She is the wife of one of the descendants of the original Mayo Brothers, They have a summer home in Colo- rado Springs near the Markus ranch, Ethel' Logan has settled down with her husband and four children on a beautiful ranch in Ohio, Virginia Moya has become a stewardess for United Airlines. Her life-long ambition of seeing the world is now being realized. Colette Murphy, after several trips to Hawaii, finally decided to settle down with John and raise a family. Vernon McClendon is running for his third term as President of the U. S. He is said to be the best President of his kind since Truman. Ed Moreland has recently opened another John Deere factory on the Fiji Islands. The natives have found the tractors such a great help in harvesting their abundant crops that Ed's 5th mil- lion is just around the corner. Evelyn Nelson is probably the only school teacher in the world who is loved by ALL her pupils, She has passed a new school law through Congress that every Wednesday be set aside for ditch- ing. Barbara Ray has been the Dean of Women at Vassar for the past ten years. She is another one of our CONFIRMED old maids. Stella Salas is a dress designer for M. G. M, Studio in Hollywood, Carl South was in charge of the moving of the White House from Washington D, C. to Denver, Wanda Stice has taken over the Mol1y Mayfield column in the ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS. She has just received her 26th diamond, but she has not, as yet, been married. Marge and Kip have recently transformed their ranch north of Ordway into a dude ranch. Carl Stiffler has recently enlarged the Dupler's Furriers, He has been owner and proprietor of the establishment for the last ten years, Eula Wodell's latest musical picture is Bellering in the Snow for M.G. M. She is one of Hol- lywood's foremost singing stars, Jim Zuber is one ofAmerica's leading manufacturers of novelties. His specialty is plastic noses. d6'6'dkIl!l6'dk There were thirty-one seniors who marched down the aisle while the Ordway High School Band played War March of the Priests, Rev. Wodell of the Christian Church gave the sermon and Rev. Napier of the Methodist Church assisted, The Mixed Chorus sang four numbers: Litt1e David Play On Yo' Harp, Dona Nobis Pacem, Oh Light, Divine, and Matona, Lovely Maiden. amfzzmcemefzf There were thirty-one seniors who marched down the aisle while the Ordway High School Band played Pomp and Circumstance, Nadine Grasmick sang The Lord's Prayer and James Zuber sang Ave Maria by Francis DeMarco. Colette Murphy was valedictorian and Nadine Grasmick was salutatorian. Dr. Lloyd Shaw was the commencement speaker. Mr. Charles Williams pre- sented the diplomas to the Seniors,

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aruba! The Junior Class's first project was an entry in the homecoming parade, Their float, a decorated boat, took first place. The Juniors presented their class play, Loose Ankles, November 30, 1951. A Christmas turkey dinner was served at the Pantle home. After din- ner, games were played and gifts exchanged, The Class of '52 was entertained at a banquet and prom that was beautifully decorated with a Spanish theme, . Top row, left to right: Manuella Pena, Alice Bailey, Irma doz, and Lois Meadows. Middle row: Floyd Carlile, Clara Steinmetz, Jim Smith, Frank Witt, Allen Beard, Tom Hesslink, Bob Witt, and .lean Savage. Front row: Richard Pelster, Dorman Savage, Duane Pantle, Stanley Nelson, David Huskey, Pete Blanco, and Joe Corum President - - - - - Jim Smith V. President - - Don Pennington Secretary ---- Lois Meadows Treasurer ------ Etta Corum Stu. Council Rep. -Dorothy Pile Bohling, Jay Harris, Etta Corum, Dorothy Pile, Rueben Gra-