Rifle Union High School - Cliff Book Yearbook (Rifle, CO)

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mo i Or In the ear of l944, a group of very frightened and Green Freshmen entered the Rlfle Union High After being initiated anc elven the key xe were full fledged nenbers of High School The cl ss office s for trls year were Devor Cutsball, Pres ident, Dick Cozza, Vice Presldent, Margy Love, Secretary, and Bob Hutton, Treasarer Our class was represented n Student Council b Joseprine Simns, Pearl Philpott, and Sylvia McKee !l e Sophomore year was one of All Work and No Play W elected Dick Cozza, Jerry Pafner, Margy Love, and JoAnn Miller as our cla officers wltb Mrs Poar and Mr Miles as our Sponsors Tre wonderful sensation of being an upperclassman wasn't experienced until the ear of l946, and in November the class rfngs were ordered and being a class that liked to do someth' g different we ordered Tl gs llke they had never ordered before On November 27, we put on our class play Express Yourself' and lt turned out a la e slccess ln May ue gave the Seniors their ast and lnal 4 h Scrool Prom and it was one of tte outstanding events of the year Corky Wilson, Joan Our Senior taken Sestember l7 cards were ordered Our officers for that year were Stan Brown, Lowe, and Bill lsenhart r started out with a Bang The pictures were and soon alter vacation the announcements and The officers for this vear are Don Ross Bill Isenhart, Lois Loescr, and JoAnn Tiller Publishlng of the Annual tarted 'n Tanua y Earlv in the Spring our Senior Class Play was presented one of our biggest dav and Senior day the month of a a to a full house The Junior Senior Prom was occasf s and xill long be remembered Sneak ve e two otrer memorable occasions and later in hap group of Senior started out into the world to seek unknown adventures .1 'T M Q RA 4.1. I 1 ' ' ,. Y 4 TY lf' - Ll .A A I L V ' fe va ' Y ' . - l Q l 4 4 1 .- I 1 . D x Y . r - 3 . . - . fy vs w 1 . .. u L . ll Th j . e , , 1. S S .. ' A . . v . 1 1 ., A v l W.. ' Q 4 .1 . . ln I . YNf7' I A, W.. . , I 4 . ' If . v ' 'J A :H ., ' l l mlb g ci AA 1 I - xv rx . A u Ye' - . ,A :- A . . .. . . A . , . e - KA I AA .. 1 I I , g . -A l H . .. S l :J . I' g . T L B L., V xA I 4, 1 - .. - CU J . , I T ' 1 ., . V ., V -A nn Y ,jr S L , . ss U

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Class UQ ll if 15? ,fygfy y ,Z 647 s fax -,X .X Steve arthur Stanford Brown Edwin Corlett Vernon Coulter Hollls Hawrins Elwood hicxman Bill Isenhart Betty Lou Yldd Connie Krayblll Bessie Langstaff James Langstaff Edward Loshbauph Lois Loesch Russell Loesch Margy Love Sylvia AcYee Bea Mlkkelson Joanne Mlller Bill Jalone Bob eisner Ralph Moyer Jean Pelt'er Pearl Dhiloott ilbur R1Ch8rdSOH Jack Rovers Don Ross Carl dvden Dee Starbuck len sheckler Franm aunders Ja k Sours Joseph ne Lrban Betty vauvhn Corky ilson Janet food Mary Yeakel Jackie Farris Bevezlv yers Leslie Stephens Jeflnltely n1ce' Still a Romeo Out at Anvil Doints Reluctant Seen but seldom heard Pert As good as caughto Idol fJane'sJ Prefers Colorado to Texas Becom1ngly busy Need more like her Those great blg beautiful eyes' Comoetit1on for Gable Stan's her dream bait Jean doesn't have an apron but Jh1stle balt The boss will like his secretary Bea l1KK6lSOH williams Perhaps dontrose women, especlally one Droll loyer the Boyer Soda Jerk Dee's Shadow Det peeve teacrers Gentleman Jack is a ladies man There's something about Kansas G1rls Jhooey Has his slster on her side From the South l Joman9 2 Nomen0 ell women day and Nitty Brilllant Caught uo with us Seniors Trese lomllnson's do get around A card the Joker' Dursu1ng Favorlte topic Bruce e're not confessing gr iff! X ' ,5w':iZQ4Q 4 ' u- V. Q I, ffff , , I 1 -- a ff J wffligff,-4.1 .ry . E? G24 ik' so :va C a A ------------r ' ' ' , Q-sus-nag: . ' . , Q znnns no '- . L ' --------------y ' I ' ' Jw ' L ---..-------- ,. , H , .......... - H --- ' .' -----------Guess Lu's hooked now. L -------------1 - ' 1 'xl Q-Q-:ncaa-gp-1 g -------------L , L ............ - A ...... .... X .JI . c-:Quan -an A rw f- -- J L A .' S . ---------- V ' . ' .------H . Z! C 7' ----------..--..f' 1 4 A i 7 --------- ' --u A p ' U ' 17 D -------..---- L m 1 ' J ------------' ---- . 'U -un --n- nnnunugnm . ' A Ax! - -n . .I nl 'n use

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We the Seniors OI R U H S in the year 1948 having been solemnly proclaimed sane and in our right minds99?, do dutifully give this as our last wlll and testament hoping the beneficiaries will acknowledge with gratefulness their newly acquired properties Steve Arthur leaves his ood grades in A riculture to Weston Boulton Stan Brown bequeaths his corny Jokes c Sam Hodge Edwin Corlett bequeaths his silent personality to Donnie lefford Vernon Coulter leaves his ability to get along In Public Speaking to Floyd Nobles Hollis Hawkins wills her wonderfulu Chemistry grades to Gloria Heitz Jackie Harris wills her love for the California climate Elwood Hickman leafes his position on the football team Bill Isenhart bequeaths his ability to go steady with a Richardson Betty Lou Kidd wills her Texas height to Johnny Rimbert Connie Kraybill bequeaths her nsitz marks in skiing to Bessie Langstaff bequeaths her red hair to Inez Raley James Langstaff wills his twelve years of hard study to to Bev Klnman to Pat Brown girl to Clyde Marlene Hutton Jack Wood Edward Loshbaugh bequeaths his good grades all through school to Bill Meisner Lois Loesch bequeaths her abillty to attend all band performances Russell Loesch leaves his four stripes to Jimmy Clifford Margy Love leaves her car to Richaxd Dorrell and Junior Squires Bea Mikkleson bequeaths her short skirts to Janet Duke JoAnn Miller leaves her secretarial ability to Barbara Smith Beverly Myers bequeaths her ability to have everything happen to her at once to Alberta Langstaff Bill Malone leaves his managership f Bob Meisner wills his height to Jesse Ralph Moyer leaves his ready laugh to Sylvia McKee bequeaths her ability to the football team to Quentin Rees Myers Franklin Zerbe make friends to Pat McCray Jean Peltier wills her ability to go steady to Marilyn Peppiatt Pearl Philpott wills her straight attendance in school to Shirley Sours Wilbur Richardson bequeaths his meanness to Billy Miles Jack Rogers leaves his hand writing ability to anyone who can't read their own Don Ross bequeaths his leadership ability to Stuart Knapp Carl Ryden wills his studious nature to Bob Welsh Dee Starbuck wills her love for all teachers to anyone who feels they need it Glen :checkler bequeaths hi trains Cwhat few he hasl to the freshmen who have so many ears ahead of them Frank Saunders wills his ability To Get Along to Helen hoa land Jack Sours bequeaths his books, pencils, andanythingelse connected with school to the lost and found department Les Stephens bequeaths his Dr Anthony role and sympathetic nature to Clarence Richardson Josephlne Urban bequeaths her bookkeepin papers to Louise lnium Betty Vaughn leaves her ability to flunk Shorthand to Mary Lou T Courtland Wilson leave his 'Harem to nKayon Keller Janet Wood wills her blue rimmed glasses to anyone who can't stand them Mary Jeakel leaves her ability to get along with Meeker to Jo Hybarger . - all ili 1 0 u o n 7 , - - L2 . fr 'J 'T ' 'V ' ' +- L, A Q . W N AV A. 0 I ll n. t 1- O . . X I . , Q.: ' ' ll . . . I to Norma Harris. O ' o , . . I o O . O L . x.J L 0 . 4 4 y C O . ' s t y . . ' I N ' ,,. A g . A I . . ' . l 5 M' , 1 n A v ' O 1 0