Randell School - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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SDHPS .- - ,M . .. , Ray,s off for 3 gain Kill the umpire!! wheres the ball? Casev if 'he ba' Break it up, boys! Specfatms

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The Lower School, located in its beautiful building at l3th and Gilpin, has increased its mem- bership this year to well over 30 students. Each and every one of these youngsters has shown a fine school spirit, and has done his part toward making the school a very pleasant place to go and git one's larnin'. Besides working hard at their studies, the children have numerous activities, which include the presentation of little plays, the election of class and school officers, the forma- tion of teams which participate in all sorts of sports, and a rather boisterous lunch period. Some of these activities are pictured below. Sue Severine Ray Phillips Head Girl Head Boy i He who hesitates is lost Want a ride home, Liz? Casanova Bill Cleopatra and her fellers

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LHST IUILL ond TESTHHIGDT of THC SENIOR CLHSS CDF 1948 We, the Senior Class of '48, being of unsound mind and memory of past report cards, do hereby publish and declare this as our Last Will and Tes- tament. Mary Ellen Hibbert bequeaths her boys lall of themll to Spotty. Ardis Bramley wills her long legs to Don Ferguson. Dunc Hardesty bestows his trigonometry to the Randell ash pit. Miss Douds will take over Pepper Best's quietude, and Dovie Smith is handing over her school spirit to the Class of I949. Barbara Cook wills her New Look to Vogue Magazine, and Howard Thompson leaves his elbows firmly implanted in the ribs of the basketball team. Mem-Jay bestows upon Miss Conboy her flirtatious attitude, and Gil Perry wills his physique to Ross Grenard. Frankie bequeaths his collapsible pup-tent to serve as Randell Annex No. 3, and Gloria sends her athletic ability to the '49 basketball team. Carolyn Slack's slow, conscientious driving goes to Grouch, Clay Johnson leaves the lower school broom leaning against the wall, and Louise Mann gives her sarcasm to Lulu. Mike Chase falls heir to Helen Kinstad's hair, Walt Lestoque wills his mechanical knowledge to Peggy Lou, and Mary Morton's giggle goes to posterity. Elaine lacoponelli's soft, quiet voice is bequeathed to Dave Douglas, and Don Friedman bestows upon Jimmy Blynn his wild jokes. Dwayne Phillips wills Gus' baby motorcycles to Jimmy Freeman, and Dee Aiken sends her chemistry grades to Believe It or Not. ln witness whereof, we have herewith wet our hands and seals this lst day of May, l948. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1948 Attestation CCRANDY1, lH IS MARKl