Randell School - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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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

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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.

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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