Randell School - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1947 volume:

'RANDELL SCHOOE ' lP'1 - ' .JL 0 rxf'xf'xY Cffmfaff cgcgoof J Q4 7 To our kind and helpful friend, Mrs. Clari- bel Williams, we, the Class of 1947, dedicate this Year-Book. Thanks to the combination Miss Marion Douds Mrs. Sue Shaddock FAC U LTY Top row: Mrs. C. Williams, Mrs. McBride, Miss Newmeyer, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mr. Miller Mrs. Whitney, Miss Conboy, Miss Rohrer. Second row: Miss Couzens, Mrs. Shoddock, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Houghtelin, Miss Douds. :gf C-DNB A Hom: LJQVY1 CLASS GF IQ!-L7 WILLIAM BRERETON Ardis . . . his Buick . . . How about a sea story? . . . his goodlooking shirts . . . his sincerity. Vice-president of the Senior Class JOANNE BOWIE Her blue mesh sweater . . . her undying love for Perrott . . . Have you got a cigarette? . . . her pep. Latin Club President LOUISE BURKHARDT Her men . . . her cocktail parties . . . her nylons . . . that black dress . . . her ambitious- ness. l l KIM CHARLTON Her mutilated glasses . . . her complicated sen- tences . . . that giggle! . . . her candid remarks . . . and her art ability. Art Editor of the Annual Bid Committee Halloween Party Committee l EM ERSON CAREY The mainstay of the basketball team . . . his opportune remarks . . . his clothes . . . his business ability. Head boy Business Manager of the Annual Basketball team CHARLES COBB His boogie-woogie . . . his Scotch . . . his smile . . . his unending library . . . his Beau Brummel appearance. C0-Chairman of the Red Cross Drive POLLY DOUGLAS Her wardrobe . . . the Chauffeur . . rings . . . arguments . . . Miss Douds her generosity. Secretary of the French Club EVE DOUGLAS The boys . . . her ring . . . the back seat . . . How do you keep your hair curled? . . . her sweetness. Head Girl lsecond semester? . the ROBERT ELLIS The school library . . . his hypb . . . his con- stant hunt for Mrs. Zimmerman . . . his execu- tive ability . . . Dr. Ellis. KENDALL FOSTER The green suit . . . the legs . . . Hi, dear! . . . her driving . . . her amiability. Bid Committee. VIRGINIA FLOWER Massey , . . her sweaters . . . the eyes . . . her avocado spread . . . her productive treasury . . . the dog show. Associate Business Manager of the Annual Treasurer of the Senior Class Bid Committee WILLIAM FREY His eyes . . . his sense of humor , . . his sweaters . . . the car . . . his personality. RICHARD GROVER Skull and crossbones . . . Ginny . . . his bent for traveling or How's Utah? . . . his beard . . . his super parties. PAULI NE GANO Post Graduate Her car . . . Jerry's problems . . . the resound- ing laugh . . . her spirit. President of the Spanish Club Annual Staff Co-Chairman of the Red Cross Drive JERRY HAWKINS His pipes . . . tight pants . . . eyes . . . octopus arms in conversations . . . his energy . . . but we love him. President of the Senior Class Co-Editor of the Annual Basketball team Vice-President of the Spanish Club lt.s.i Business Manager of the Christmas Dance TOM JONES His accidents . . . his women . . . his oil- burner . . .his cheerful outlook on life. Baskebtall team l JOSEPHINE HIBBERT Her hair. . . her weight? . . . her quietude . . . the chuckle . . . the Clue . . . her complexion LINDA LAMBERT Her walk. . . her purse . . . Back in my coun- try . . . her shy manner . . . her refreshing smile. Secretary and Treasurer of the Spanish Club JOYCE MELLISH Her clothes . . . her braids . . . her lock of height . . . Edger . . . her non-hypocritical of- titude . . . her dates. Annual Staff JAMES LEAR His tattoos . . . his excellent sketches . . . the arguments . . . his good looks . . . the turfle- neck sweater. JOANN MCKENZIE Her mon . . . her tordiness or why Mr. Miller is losing his hoir . . , her joviolity. LINDLEY PIM EMMETT O'NEAL His intelligence . . . alibis . . . his subtle humor . . . Marty's Joann . . . his friendliness. His profuse but sincere compliments . . . his musical ability . . . his indifference to a cer- tain girl . . . his blushes . . . his pleasant atti- tude. 1 JAMES POBRISLO His chin . . . his smile . . . his Jere-Lee . . . his ye-ah . . . the jokes . . . racing . . he's so nice. Hallowe'en Party Committee President of the Spanish Club lf.s.l Annual Staff ROBERT SCOFI ELD Bowling . . . his Oldsmobile . . . his girls . . . his cherry pie-a la mode . . . and his coopera- tive spirit. Basketball team Dance Band Committee Halloween Party Committee ANN RANDELL Her blond hair . . . her laugh . . . her horses . . . Bill . . . her curled eye-lashes . . . her quick temper . . her personality. Dance Band Committee SYBIL SMITH Her height . . . her page-boy hairdo . . . her criticisms . . . l've just got to do my nails! . . . her clean saddle shoes . . . her dignity. Co-Editor of the Annual Vice-president of the French Club Secretary of the Senior Class Decoration Committee JERE-LEE WILSON Her boys . . . her hardware . . . her padded ski iacket . . . her pampered attitude . . . her easy-going manner. President of the French Club Annual Staff Eau 6 A MARILYN PETERSON MICHAEL CHASE KENNETH SHORT JOSEPHINE WORKS Top row: Jerry Hawkins, Emerson Corey, Richard Grover, James Pobrislo, Robert Ellis, Robert Scofield, James Lear. Second row: JoAnn McKenzie, Sybil Smith, Charles Cobb, Linda Lambert, Lindley Pim, Louise Burkhardt, William Brereton, Kendall Foster, Tom Jones, Josephine Hibbert. First row: Virginia Flower, Eve Douglas, Polly Douglas, Pauline Gano, Joyce Mellish, Ann Randell, JoAnn Bowie, Kim Charlton. Absent: Emmett O'Neal, Jere-Lee Wilson. 'D Top row: Frank Wetherill, Edger White, Jack Perkins, Howard Thompson. Second row: Mary Morton, Davie Smith, Ardis Bramley, Kendall Foster, Robert Eubank First row: Mary Jean Moines, Helen Kinstad, Dee Aiken, Gloria Nelson, Carolyn Slack. Absent: Don Friedman. J is for jerks of which we have none. I U is for us and we've plenty of fun. N is for neat which all of us are. I is for ignorance, but we're above par. O is for the others for whom we wish the best. R is for Rondell, whom we work for with zest. U3 i l Top row: Jonathan Brock, Pierre Olivan, Zanda Foster, George Carter. O Second row: Peggy Lu Brannon, JoAnn Zwilling, James Blinn. First row: Anabel Carey, Mary Ellen Hibbert, Mary Ellen Sposato, Virginia Verploeg. 75 66444 The Greek translation of the word sophomore is wise fool. This year's Sophomore Class didn't want to contradict the definition. Although the members may be in every sense fools, they cannot be thought of as anything but wise lor can they?J. Referring to the meaning of its name, the class appeared far from foolish when it chalked up l00'Zn on the first day of the Red Cross Drive. The Sophomores set the pace for the whole school by this accomplishment, just as it did in many other ways as well. Top row: Hugh Hauptman, Joan Grabow, William Stewart. First row: Jean Thomas, Barbara Suchotzki, Mary Louise Eppich, Diana Charlton. 76e? The Freshman Class is very small, but they contradict this by making themselves heard through- out Randell. When the bell rings for lunch, the class is seen running pell-mell out the door, drop- ping books, kicking shins, and pulling hair. They are always cracking jokeless jokes, causing us to laugh uproariously or to blush beet red. Ambitions vary greatly. Some want to get married, a natural ambition, others want brilliant careers in fields such as medicine, science, or dramatics. On the whole, the attraction of inactivity is uppermost. The class spirit is excellent, for when they undertake a project, they exert themselves to -the limit to insure its overwhelming success. Al- though they are the smallest class, we consider them a vital part of Randell School. Top row: Tom Jones, Jerry Hawkins, Mr. Miller, Robert Eubonk, E. Peterson. First row: Ray Woodbury, Howard Thompson, Jack Perkins, Emerson Carey. Absent: Donald Friedman. W9 Z 7am Howard Thompson: Captain, second year letterman, junior, played forward, good on fast breaks and very good on one handed push shots. Emerson Carey: Second year letterman, senior, played center, was highpoint man for the SeClSOI'1. Jack Perkins: First year letterman, junior, was extremely fast in his position as forward. Tom Jones: Veteran, played in forward position, a player with a will to win. Ray Woodbury: Veteran, played guard, The experienced player that held the team to- gether -Mr. Miller. Jerry Hawkins: First year letterman, senior, played center and forward, lots of spirit. Bob Eubank: first year letterman, junior, played center and came into his own when shifted to guard. Don Friedman: First year letterman, junior, played guard, dangerous on two handed set shots. Top row: Don Ebaugh, Alfred Holland, Gordon Haugen, Don Wells, Keith Armstrong Don Carroll. Second row: Charles Cobb, Bob Heinz, William Burton, Emerine Peterson Lawrence Henegar, Dean McNutt, Ed Moeller, Ray Woodbury, Bill Frey. l 6 P1 L u a l qmPMll'lT l- Img was ' c First row: Dick Welle, Jim Harris, Bill Lockhart, Ira Nadler, Charles McCaddon I , .E WILL To Mem-Jay go Bowie's baggy sweaters, and to Friedman go Bill Brereton's form-fitting levis. Caroline Slack is in line for Louise Burkhardt's sociability. Duke Carey wishes to bestow his physique on Zanda Foster, and, speaking of accomplishments, Kim Charlton wills her apti- tude to George Carter. Edger White is the lucky heir to Charles Cobb's neatness. Eve gives her sweetness to Diana Charlton, and Polly presents her car to Jack Perkins. Jean Thomas is the receiver of Bob Ellis's bedside manner. Ginger Flower's figure goes to Mary Ellen Hibbert. Ken- dall Foster bequeaths her gab and l l to Mary Morton. Bill Frey leaves his height to JoAnn Zwill- ing, while Polly Gano relinquishes her joviality to Helen Kinstad. Jim Blinn inherits Dick Grover's beard. Jerry Hawkins graciously hands over his rubber boots to Barbara Suchotzki. Gloria Nelson changes her present wig for that of Josephine Hibbert. To Dee Aiken goes Tom Jones's quietude. James Lear bestows his arguments upon Dovie Smith. Joyce Mellish leaves her waist line to the Clue. Anabel Carey takes over JoAnn McKenzie's scatter-brained attitude. Emmett O'Neal wills his ability to Joan Grabow. Lindley Pim's bowling goes to Ardis Bramley, and Mrs. Shaddock gets Jim Pobrislo's feature stories. Annie Randell's instincts are presented to Trigger, Mary Ellen Sposato is the needy recipient of Bob Scofield's geometery, while Sybil Smith's lacy black blouse is being sent to Vogue. Edith Davis is preparing to acquire Jere-Lee Wilson's weight. me N 2 aff? Q -I o 1' fri? 5' 'fy cf' Y The Prophecy Will you hop into my rocket ship and go with me to the great city of New York? There we will join the class of '47 on their sojourn to Never-Never Land. On Pier 13, we find the stewardess, Bowie, still looking for the first mate l!?l. Looking on is Rear-Rear Admiral Tom Jones. Up the gang plank rushes Louise, dragging her silver fox and her sixth husband. Following, we find the burlesque queen, Kendall Foster, holding the holder of the wrestling title, the Duke. Ushering her poodles up the gang plank, we see Ginger and her favorite puppy, Gordon. From the inner sanctum, we hear the King of the Boogs, Charley, accompanying Lindley in Moonlight Sonata. Listening with divided attention are Sybil and Ann, Towers Models. ln a dark corner, we discover JoAnn McKenzie gazing upon her Olivelrl ! l Joyce Mellish, fashion queen, is looking for Jim Lear, famous sculptor, who is hiding behind his latest creation, Spirit of Argument. Seen among the guests is O'Neal, Esquire, drinking cyanide and brandishing a slide rule. Seated at a table are Polly and Eve, feeding their sixteen children with the help of their nurse maid, Bob Ellis. Pistol packing Linda is batting her eyes at handsome Harry Scofield. This is an important trip for Bill Frey, who is taking his mummy back to Egypt. Jim Pobrislo and Jere-Lee are going to join the Big Top as the thin man and the fat woman. Traveling Incognito is the Cattle Company of Brereton and Gano Inc., along with the South American opium expert, Dick Grover, who is accompanied by his exotic wife, Josephine. Riding her bicycle is Professor Kim, chief head of the Psychiatry Department at Wigglesworth College. The boat is leaving and we hear the familiar roar of Jerry's Offy coming down the last stretch. owes S910 P' ,vv-1 .AA-F' Ah, EAIJCIN- A16-w 7 .M Popularity Poll 0 Ziqhoi-lwecce y 30' '03 'D- Best lookinglf .......................... ........ ....... J erry Hawkins Prettiest ..... K ............... ....... .......... .............. ....... A n n R andell Best personalityi ....................... .................................... Eve Douglas Best liked ....... ...... le .... 7 ........ ' .......... Jam Pobrislo ' ' J: t ................................................. .......... P olly Gano Best sense of humor ............... if .... 3 ................................ on Friedman Best athlete .......... X ..... Q E1 ..... .... ff.ff..l.?...Howard Thompson Most intelligent .............. i.T...ll ....................................... Kim Charlton Dane the most forthe school ...... ........ J erry Hawkins Prettiest hair ........... X ................. F U3 ..... . Prettiest eyes ........ ,K ....... ....... L .Ei ....... Best complexion .... X ................ ....... . Best physique ........ X ................. 4 ...... .. Best figure .......... K .................. l ....... s ....... ....... Biggest feet ...... - Smallest feet ........ ...., ..... Laziest .......... 25 ....... ....... I . 21 ........ Fastest-driver ................ ....... i Ciro's ...... .................... Biggest flirt .......... f ....... ....... f ....... ....... .-......HeIen Kinstad ........Ginger Flower .............Sybil Smith .-....Emmett O'Neal Randell Peggy Lou Brannon -.-.........Duke Carey ....-.Randy, the dog .......Lee Barnard .......Dee Aiken ........Dick Grover Lear Mary Jean Maines Nicest smile ....... - .............................................................. Anabel Carey Best line .......... K .... .... ..... .... Gordon Haugen gf? QS1 Puffs? okf: 7 if i3 CSL' L' U14 Q ix, , gh, ku war 5 -1, qw Q' Ll. mast BOY italy Q 1' GN' ucv-Y 'JW WHS + lm wwewf EWQ.S'i jtfpev' 25 Hardest OU0wf'K'5'A . 'Pr 7' g were-1 wwe i00 -Sl'ef30 J ti? 'W X .5 K Es ' '? 3', 5 .,,i' 'E f :. 1. ' aka s J 4. 'ar Ups ef- . A -wmv. - mf- uma Q, wg 6 'Y -- X If X 'i We Want To -I'I'1anI4 -I'I1ese Sponsors MR. T. ANTHONY SPOSATO MRS. R. R. HAWKINS MAJOR RUSSELL R. RANDELL MRS. C. CAREY, JR. MR. LUDLOW FLOWER MR. FREDRIC H. DOUGLAS MRS. ARTHUR F. DAVIS MR. R. D. CHARLTON MR. ALLEN MOORE MR. 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