Randell School - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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' ' law? ELAINE IACOPONELLI The dark-haired girl with the quiet attitude and the friendly disposition is Elaine lacoponelli. Although Elaine joined Randell in the middle of her senior year, her presence around the school has been very pleasant. Her cool self- composure and tireless efforts are ones to set examples by. Elaine loves horses, doesn't mind economics class, and thinks Mrs. Shaddock is her favorite teacher. She dislikes unfriendly people, people who can't spell lacoponelli lwho can?l, and she just can't stand spaghetti. Elaine's quiet attitude and very cooperative manner have been very pleasant additions to the school. MARY ELLEN HIBBERT Personality-plus, vim, vigor, vitality, and an undying adoration for Myron are the keynotes to Mary Ellen lHibbsl Hibbert's character. Her greatest loves are: dancing, meeting people, making the rounds of parties, driving in the mountains, and last, but NOT least, Myron Thompson. Her pet peeves are: streetcars, his- tory books, raw oysters, the colors red and purple, and blue Sundays. To inherit Mrs. Shaddock's sly wit is the main ambition of her life. Mary's boundless energy, her sunny disposi- tion and humor,, and her capacity for making friends have made her one of Randell's best- liked girls. Randell will miss Mary's pep and her crazy ways. Head Girl Secretary, Sophomore Class Senior Dance Committee Treasurer of French Club

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DUNC HARDESTY Take one part of each: an easy-going man- ner, a friendly attitude, an appealing grin, a freckled face, a mop of startling red hair, and you have Dunc Hardesty. His pride and joy is his car, but he also likes Dovie Smith's fried chicken. He hates being called Duncan, and if you want to see him make a hundred-yard dash in a matter of split seconds, mention Cal- ifornia! Trigonometry and Miss Conboy's study hall rules leave him cold. His ability to make friends quickly, his abil- ity to do any job efficiently, his good qualities of leadership, and his talent for being on hand in time of need, make Dunc one of the grand- est fellas in Randell. President, Senior Class Treasurer, Sophomore Class Business Manager of the Rambler Business Manager of the Annual DON FRIEDMAN A number one sense of humor, the ability to make anyone laugh, and a straight-forward answer are the things to expect from Don. His likes include: close friendships, basketball, party time, and extracurricular activities. He doesn't like to worry about colleges, he hates girls who weaifblue leans, and he dislikes con- troversy. Being a success in college is Don's main ambition right now. His outstanding abilities of leadership, his perseverance, his ability to get the iob done, and his rather spicy wit are contributions to the school that have been practically indispensable. Head Boy Basketball, '47 and '48 Editor of the Rambler Editor of the Annual Time Current Events Test Winner, '47 and 48

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FX all ' fffifl fl K' -'r51?g3,, , - K faifimv. HELEN KI NSTAD Some beautiful golden locks, a cute figure, and a fine personality are the distinguishing characteristics of Helen Kinstad. Helen's likes include sirloin steak with french fried potatoes and onions, dancing, swimming, surf-boarding, and people. She dislikes school, and she can't stand people who talk behind your back. Hel- en's ambitions are to quit smoking and to learn to ski. Helen's ability to make friends quickly has made her the pal of everyone in school, and all of us will remember some of her subtle puns in chemistry class. Treasurer, Junior Class, First Semester Secretary, Junior Class, Second Semester CLAYTON JOHNSON The boy with the contagious laugh, the beautiful physique, and the congenial manner is none other than Clay Johnson. Clay likes Nancy, sleep, food, girls, Miss Couzens, and french fries. He doesn't like ties, dances, birds, or asparagus lno, not even the nice soft endsl . Clay has three main ambitions in life: to be an engineer, to keep as far away from women as possible, and to prevent some girl from making him marry her. Clay's very friendly manner has made him one of the best liked boys in school, and no one will ever forget his speedy basketball play- ing and those behind-his-back shots. Senior Prom Committee Basketball, '48 Vice President of Spanish Club Sports Editor of the Rambler