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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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There is no failure except in no longer defeat except from within, no really impossible our own weakness of purpose. We appreciate the privilege of brin ing nier of these significant days at Rifle gligh its smmm The Staff presents the loyal 1-- www Q ft umm. '- milk'-' ,,,. 1 ff ',P ew' 'L' tn., 'lung A 'f--flu-vi..-en-. wslw, k Q ,A . aw. hm--......., , f- gmt, , an-'L www -5 , . , ,f ,S ' 'llqir--I W 4 9?,4Q--7,,, -:cn--... 1 'qs Aj: . fi 5 A M3 some .sl QZW5' ZQHABW '4l'f7'? X r if . v-lr 4 ,,. -SN 'X 5 Q 1 Sk 0822+111 5. . V 5 , , A' 'Y - . M:-AQX tt A' Uu...,4- .Q E. . 'fu' QC is -W'-' 22 'vi' 4' Q ' ,,.. f-'qp.1 r' Q-- ' 5 ' 98s, -. Q 1' , . Q, - f u 4 ' . - at -' N FL . ' 0' -Q if--nf sy- . M , 46, T -2' ..,.f..i' we ' , -u.. N - . n . -' 'Milf ' N ,I ' . Ea - -Q' W W. - '. .J Q qi . 4 f'5 'iv ,z-, Y ou- 'db wha, HEN5 E V Lesua STEP BRETT PLACE His Q QR' view S' 41v 8 XY' '90 ob WN vgvfav S1 'gg W ,A ghnerfi ww . I x R xii. xi ? vr, I N ETH QUINTEN REES MA I N Y EALKE GE PAT BROWN NARD pop LIN QXFCN EWG? ,906 P006 X363 64011217 IP We Revere - Our Boys in Service O46 We pause near the end of our high school days - and clasp the treasured memory of our boys Who are serving us -- that we might enjoy freedom and the right to progress. NORTH RIFLE STANDARD SERVICE NORTH RIFLE GROCERY I IOE COOK MR. AND MRS. I. W. IOHNSON 1, 5-AQ 450 I 2 2 4 Q L I lim Kiggms Lanny Dix Bert Griefenberg if 3 .mealicafeJ '-'Z , lack Bessire, Terry Hogge Norman Peercy, Don Hall 3,-ff i P' fo - Q ffm Eau I 1 To the Bears of Rifle Union High School whose profound interest in the athletics of our school has proved an inspiration in the molding of our ideals and aspirations and has made a wonderful school spirit that is happy, inde- :K structible and memorable. ,Z Y 4 QN' X 1 INDEPENDENT LUMBER CO. BRUCES IEWELRY BEST WISHES CLASS OF '53 IOANN SHOPPE 'vw 5 e f X , 2? ,-49 F41 i KAW no EVELYN WHITE ffsfie W1 gift Little Wheels Roll The smallest crew of workers with the largest job to be done 2 i BARBARA HARRIS We the Cliff Book staff are proud to present to you our 1953 Cliff Book. This book has caught glimpses here and there so that in years to come the activities of this school year at Rifle High will not be dimmed and. will not fade from memory. In later years while turning these pages, if you should recall the many smiles. sorrows, and dreams of A'53 we shall be content, knowing that we have done the thing that we were called upon to do. CENTRAL MOTORS I fi? HARRIS IEWELRY W rf 'ihf I 4 l ' .fgdminidfrczfion , HERBERT ALLEN, SUPERINTENDENT AB., Chadron Teachers College MA., C.S.C.E. A real gentleman who exerts himself vigorously to the task of improving edu- cational opportunities for boys and girls. HERBIE relaxes with Esquire f . Z' ti, MOLINTAINEER MARKET I. C. PENNEY CO H. F. SWENSON, PRINCIPAL A.B. and Ed.M. 4 University of Pittsburgh We shall fondly treasure memories of you -- our friend, counsellor and teacher. Darktown Strutter's Ball Mr. Swenson A'Out-of-Bounds at A AND it's Back in the Saddle Again RIFLE PHARMACY MACS CAFE X 1 MQQQQ--Q , 2 9 , 5240.1 ra... i P' f ' in .E r , vryk ,, - ,es K X Mr 4 , , wmanffi if . ? Mrs. Helen Brennan, Secretary: Earl McGruder: William Mason. President: Albert Gustafson: Everett Corlett: Herbert Allen. Superintendent: Owen Boulton: Harold Dunn: I. W. Pool, Treasurer These far-sighted friends have unself- ishly given their efforts and time towards forming our school policies. t 690006 Mrs. Allen Financial Secretary RIFLE AUTO PARTS E1 MACHINE BEN FRANKLIN STORE ' SHALER HOTEL it 'gm-.W s j jf: 'lm .1 ',v....a 9 ' 5. 'fir-' .. ,. 49 f. 5 5 I x, a x ,,,, .-u: - 4. Q1 E b 5' 1 ' 1 f-gijfftw . 1 R5 in W ,K , , R vw ,r , ,, jk '.,-. . ..-:zf ' . ,.. 'I 1.1 .4,- I -. ,425 Q ' L'1:f51'5'I YQ ', IACQUELINE DALEY Personality is a magnet that beauty alone can't be compared. B.A., Colorado College of Education, Greeley, Colorado: Graduate Work: Denver University. Subjects: English I, ll, IV. journalism. Sponsor: Senior Class, Blue and Gold, Cliff Book. PAUL FOSTER who sold hotdogs, put up circus tents and floats. steered us through many a turmoil and was still able to laugh when it was over. B.S.: Colorado A 6 M, Fort Collins, Colorado Subjects: Agriculture I, II, III. IV. Practical Math . Sponsor: F. F.A., Sophomore Class xff 1' . 4, 'YP' bln' AL HILLBERRY 'Tis education forms the com- mon mind. lust as the twig is bent, the trees inclined. Gonzago University, Spokane, Washington: Washington University, Seattle, Wash- ington: lVl.E.D., University of Colorado: Graduate Work: Colorado Uni- versity, Boulder. Colorado. Subjects: Algebra, Advanced Algebra, Geometry. Coach: Basketball, Baseball, Assistant Football Coach. Sponsor: junior Class. R Club. FULTON GARAGE HAROLD PEERCY The man that hath no music in himself nor is not moved with concord of sweet sounds, is fit for treasons, sfratagems and spoils. University of Omaha: Bachelor of Music. Educa- tion, Colorado University: Band Masters Certificate, Chicago Music College. Subjects: Band, Glee Club. B.A.. BETH MCCAUGHEY True humility, the highest virtue, Mother of them all. B.A., Colorado State Col- lege of Education, Gree- ley, Colorado. Graduate Work: Colorado State College of Educa- tion: Denver Llniversityg Highlands University. New Mexico. Subjects: Typing l, II, Bookkeeping, Shorthand C. W. KNAPP r Men's men: gentle or simple: - 4 T ,, they're much of a muchnessf' ' ., 5 B.A., University of Denver: M.A.. Colorado State College of Education, Greeley. Colo- rado. Graduate Work: Gunnison, Colorado: Boulder, Colorado. Subjects: American History. Modern Social Problems. Counsellor is MOULTONS SPORTING GOODS ff' . ' 11 HARRIETTE LOSHBALIGH Her beauty shines from within. B.A., Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colo- rado. Graduate Work: Gunni- son, Colorado: Fort Col lins, Colorado. Subjects: English III, Spanish ll, Librarian. Sponsor: Library Club, Scratch and Scribble Club. WQ5, Q.-pn-nf . EDMUND MILES GreatH Oaks from little acorns grow. B.A., Adams State College, Ala- mosa, Colorado: M.A., West- ern State College, Gunnison, Colorado. Subjects: Chemistry, Physics. General Math. Sponsor: Freshman Class 'ill If ,amy ,fas- A ' ',, ' QISI' , .'t'. AN ' Thi f , Eli ' KARL ULICHNEY His wit invites you to be a good sport and true: we need more just like you. B.S., La Crosse State Teachers College, Wisconsin. Graduate Work: Denver Uni- 'Y versity and University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado. ' Coach: Football, Physical Edu- cation, Track, B Basketball. fv Sponsor: Senior Class. :QQ R Club. PERRY REAL ESTATE ESTES TRUCK CO PM ' DOROTHY GREEN Here's to a friend who is always gay. In her company cares go away. B.S., Kent State University: Graduate Work: Ohio State University and Colorado Uni- versity. Subjects: General Science, Girls Health and Physical Edu- cation. . Sponsor: G.A.A., Pep Club. Cheerleaders, Senior Class, Art Club. fix UN s si es MARY HOFFMEISTER HILLBERRY Here's to brown eyes, here's to blue. Depending on what they do for you. B.S., University of Nebraska. Lincoln, Nebraska. Subjects: Home Economics I. ll, General Science, Boys Home Economics. Sponsor: F.I'I.A., Iunior Class. GAMBLE STORE RIFLE FEED STORE GILBERT DUCKETT His wit invites you by his looks to come, and when you knock he's always at home. B.A. and Life, Western State College, Gunnison, Colorado. GraduateWork:A.S.T.C., Flagstaff, Arizona and Colorado University, Boulder, Colorado. Subjects: English I, II, Social Studies, World History. Sponsor: Freshman Class. I i ARTHUR C IOHNSON CUStOdl8H Our school the SPHCIOUS halls a symphony of construction make us marvel at all the wonders that are mcluded wnthm our school lnfe And from wlthm these walls emerge the dreamers and the workers of the world of the future i EAST AVENUE FURNITURE STORE WOODY S STEAK HOUSE 4 - T- X11 . -3 ,, -,gx lv' . .. 'r - Q . v - 4 'x - , 4 Kg, ,,. ' ' Q' ' - 'd ' s K 1545 v -os. K. K . 2 lv , 4 . r p I.. , , ld X N .. V -I- A can Q N 4- ' f - in W- ' r ., 4 I A ,. .nf ' 04 ' -sim... ' K on ' ,. x3 , 'hid 'K - S 1, x ' - 5 - Q. Qs , s . 5 fa we x s - Q s Q S V s H 15 IERI IPSEN She loves to live, laugh, and learn. Pep Club I-2-3-4 Pep Band 1-2 Band 1-2 Oh Gee Club 2-3 Student Council 2-3'-4' Honor Society -I Annual Staff -4 Blue and Gold 1-4 Iunior Class Play -3 G.A.A. -2 IIM KIGGINS An athlete, a lover, and a man. Class Officer l-4 Student Council 1-2-3 R Club I-2-3-4 Football l-2-3-4 Basketball I-2-3-4 Baseball l-2-3-4 Track I-2-3-4 CAROL DAVIS -4 A peppy girl with lively eyes, a personality twice her size. Twirler l-2-3-4 G.A.A. -2 Iunior Class Play -3 Oh Gee Club -2 Blue and Gold -l Pep Club l-2-3-4 .'iz 'fig l g Af YW -f' I if oft- xv fl A ' ., X lf B 2 P x A A. 'X y 2 1 BERT GRIEFENBERG Washington is dead, Lincoln is dead, all the great men are dying, in fact I don't feel so well my- self! Football l-2-3-4 Basketball -2 R Club 3-4 'Q , qw TERRY HOGGE I may not .set the world on fire. but I am good at sparking. Class officer l-2-3 R Club 1-2-3-4' Student Council 2-3-4 Annual Staff -4 Blue and Gold -4 Honor Society -1 Football l-2-3-4 Basketball l-2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Track l-2-3-4 IEANNIE LIPSCOMB For if she will, she will, and you can depend on't. but if she won't, she won't, and there's an end on't. Pep Club 1-2-3-4' Cheerleader 3-4 Oh Gee Club -2 Student Council -l Band l-2 Pep Band -2 Honor Society -l Class officer -2 Blue and Gold -l IOHNNIES TEXACO SERVICE is... F9 DARLENE PEPPIATT She lives her life for one love.' Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 3-4 Band l-2 Pep Band -2 G.A.A. -2 Class officer -l IACK BESSIRE Life without mischief is not life at all. Honor Society -l R Club l-2-3-4 Football l-2-3-4 Basketball l-2-3 Track l-2-3-4 Iunior Class Play -3 LANNIE DIX The school's loss is the world's gain. Student Council 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2 F.F.A. -4 Honor Society -l Class officer l-3 R Club 1-2-3-4 Football l-2-3-4 Basketball l-2-3-4 Baseball I-2-3-4 Track 2-3-4 1 Qbs 3' in-e' 'i BARBARA HARRIS She put her heart to work and did it well. Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 3-4 Oh Gee Club -2 Student Council 2-3-4 Class officer -3 Band l-2 Glee Club 3-4 Honor Society -I G.A.A. -2 Blue and Gold -4 Annual Staff -4 Iunior Class Play -3 CARILYN BRACKETT Talent and personality makes a Work fascinates me. in fact, I could sit and stare at it all day. V MIDLAND HOTEL ,,,, ai. ,,f'f1lV4L K -' 4 4 ni- 4 1 1 5 tx 1 fan- G 1 K- 1 CARLIHGH Why worry another day. Blue and Gold -4 Annual Staff -4 when there comes Iunior Class Play -3 Football 1-2 IEANNHELOSHBAUGH If you hear a shout and two or three yells, Ieannie Loshbaugh it foretellsf' Pep Club 1-2 G.A.A. 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3 Annual Staff -4 Blue and Gold -4 Iunior Class Play Library Club -4 ,, 'L X , ? X y, . is if 5 1 f 1 HAZEL GEORGE If being happy were a crime. she would get a life sentence. G.A.A. 2-3-4 F.H.A. 2-3-4 Pep Club 1-2 Library -4 Blue and Gold -4 Annual Staff Iunior Class '52-.? -4 Play -3 PAULBERNKLAU Happiness consists of activity. F.F.A. 1-2'-3'-4' Iunior Class Play -3 Cvlee Club -3 Class Officer -4 Baseball 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 BETTYIO GREEN To a young heart everything is fun. Glee Club -3 Pep Club -1 G.A.A. 2-3-4 Band gl Iunior Class Play -3 RIFLE MACHINE SHOP --we -2 JV: 4, ' ,fi 1 -3 NORMAN PEERCY 'No matter what may come and go no hurry, no worry he'll never know. Band 1-2-3-4 Student Council -1 Honor Society -1 Blue and Gold -4 Annual Staff -4 R Club 2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball -1 Track 2-3-4 ' , ID!-, 2' 1 AUTUMN WEAVER A girl of few words, but many thoughts, Blue and Gold -4 Annual Staff -4 G.A.A. -4 NICK HERBIG Do your bestg what more can be expected. Glee Club -3 lunior Class Play -3 DON HALL Tall, slim, and nice to know. Band I-2-3-4 Football I-2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Track 3-4 EVELYN WHITE The only way to have a friend is to be one. Pep Club 2-4 Iunior Class Play -3 Annual Staff -4 Blue and Gold -4 CLEO MILLER A dainty Flower. Band I-2 Iunior Class Play -3 F.H.A. 3-4 Annual Staff -4 Blue and Gold -4 Oh Gee Club -4 ELMER MOYER If he doesn't find a path. he will make one. Iunior Class Play -4 F.F.A. I-2-3-4 ART AND BOB'S SHOE STORE is .Z .Z , -W. MARTHA DRAKE Silence is golden. Oh Gee Club -2 LEE DODGICN DependabiIity is the key to success. Class officer -4 Band 1-2-3 Annual Staff -4 Blue and Gold -4 Baseball l-2 Track 2-3 EDISON CHAMBERLAIN AVIS CHAMBERLAIN If you have a thing to do. PATRICK LYNCH A Sedate Newcomer KEITH TRLIEBLOOD Everything comes to those who wait. F.F.A. 2-3 11M CLUGSTON My size can't lessen my thoughts. Iunior Class Play -3 Annual Staff -4 ,Q A ag 1 ,. 'Q9 ' CORDELIA SUAZO Her patience and good nature are unlimited. G.A.A. 2-3-4 Pep Club l-2-3-4 Iunior Class Play -3 Scratch and Scribble 2-3 Oh Gee Club -4 Glee Club -1 IEANNE CORLETT Who knows her, knows a friend. Cvlee Club 2-3-4 Annual Staff -4 Blue and Gold -4 Scratch and Scribble -4 BILL BRUCKNER Quiet is he, but friendly as can be. F.F,A, l-2-3-4 'in HARLAN HUNT Not too serious not too gay Blue and Cvold 4 Annual Staff 4 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Track 2 3 R Club 2 3 -4 IAMES HILL A talker not a thinker. F.F.A. I-2- - CAROL ARNOLD Suu:-ct to behold. VVINCHESTER CAFE AND BAR QW- H13 fini Piv 1 ll., N gguni ,jj if.-5 I Don Stahwev' K er- 'ui ' ,Q 5 ,Gy 'fi - 0 ' ' 4 am.: All f. '. '. Q36 '28-:Ii 'Q fi wl fag xf 1 X ' v K vw i gd-sf ' if-fe 'gy 94 I g x Q, YN A W t 6 L uf ,. Q Lili - , I 1 , ' . -1 . KJ. .,.,g m., h yu t an if be L. V93 .35 . ' .5 'Q' 4, e - vw: 39,2 if 7 . avi, l Y 1 TGI'1 V' ' v . Autumn Q' Q in Ql ,'Z,-53.2 4 1 , xt 5' 1 1',, ' is . Sw 2 m i wg ge- , . ffixx ' 1 lvhk 3,4 Q 524 -, ,:'j. A 7 v 5 ,f '-JE' gig, P534 1 +L, 1 , .- 4 A 4.-...,.....g Belt gg-Q. 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E' 'ID ggflf KAY SHEAFFER B1ll GORDON PLACE Call Me Blister LUAVE MORRISON Three O'Clock In rhe hlornmg CLARK ZASTROW Tell Me Wlhyw NORMAN IOHNSON l,xfe Gels Tedlousn LYNNORA PARKER Arn'l Nobody Sarrsfled but lWe'A PETEIONES ' 'School Daze BARBARA PAXTON lf l Vllere a Bell DALE LEWIS Alone Togcrheru ANN ROBINSON 'A5'2 Eyes of Blue CHARLES LOVELACE I Get a Kick Ou! of You MARIORIE SELLE l'm Always Chasing Rarnbowsn DALE MOST lr Makes No Drfference No CHARLENE ROWLANDS You Are Nl S hine V unS GEORGE PELTIER Beer Barrel Polka Y' 7 ' 9 5' Qle Q Q -I my A I ? ff V, , 0, x ' gal. lr 0 fa Q ALVIN WOODY My Old Kentucky H PATSY SNYDER S D CHARLES QUIMBY SHIRLEY WALDRON ROBERT RFIGAN VELMA WILCOXSON WILLIAM ROGERS O RICHARD SNYDER P FERN W TROHMEYER OODARD GLEN S IACK TRIPP PATSY ZARLINGO Y KENNETH WEST OLLENBECK GENE H r d N DONALD MCBEE 1 W NANCY HUGHES G x BRUCE WOOD D A CLARA LEE FALKE 'VI Old Fl me-fs BUDDY VVOOD N mv Jefaffof Same .gollogzralzzp i eanne Lxpscomb Sharon Estey Tanys Fxscher Ronme Wd lxams Marxlyn Mull Sue Mlller Pat Dalrymple Dorthy Blackmore Donna McCorm1ck Arlene Nldnffer Patsy Facklam Laune McMurray Chuck Qunmsby Ian Loomns Bruce Wood GAY IOHNSON NORTH SIDE LAUNDRY r W I ' . , ' , ' ' - I I ' I V I I n I U I I 1 I ov ,-qv,-vs-. un.-,. 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Iackle Mlckeal Paul Evans Ian Loomls Hugh Fly nn Lyman McKee Lavella Husted Dale Hall Pearl Langstaff Norma Hmer Ralph Wyatt Gerrxe Mxckeal Martm Pattee Q sa- Lee Story ICS Floy Belle McClusky Blll Trxpp Q--, Gall Besslre FOSTER LUMBER CO SAYRE FUNERAL HOME 1 L Y? Letha Fahey Charles Iones Roberta Iones Don Louthan Marlon Fowler Marnlyn May Charles Osborn ' Kay Sours Don NValton acq ue Broughton Fred Zarlmgo Kay ohnson '-ef Denny Blakely Marxlyn Lovelace Y Charles Southvr ard Nancy Exans Earnest Fernandez Marlanne Meese Martin ohnson Marsha Cross E Shnrley Sxkes Alnce McNeal Candace VVoesteme-5 er Amta Ball n , 3 HAFNER TIRE SERVICE E COLLETT HARDVVARE T' Teresa Esquxbel Pat Randolph len lohnson Charlene Osborn 'Q OI ,wr 'ff . V in Alvl Bonnie Davis Patsy Klme Lois VV1lshire Carmaleta Scollms Bonnie Asbury Marlene Drake if , ,,V,SX 4 , FIRST NATIONAL BANK C. 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Second Row: Coach Hillberry, Ierry Barnett, Bill Sweeney, Bert Griefenberg, Kenny High, Ray Filener, Bill Rogers, Coach Smeltzer. Third Row: Larry Loesch, Pat Dalrymple, Coach Ulichny, Ronnie Williams, Larry Cook, Bob McNeal. WINCHESTER HOTEL ADAM'S TEXAN CAFE 6 BAR 'vi I ' . ails. N K' f-Av 1 Sw f IK- I S ,,,,,rv gm, ':,,,!g,, N MISS IEANNIE LIPSCOMB Qzzccn MISS DORA IXIr DANIEL MISS NELDA KRUSE Attcruhlrltx IIM KICIGINS LANNIE DIX Captainx VVIfIfSIf'S I:I,OVVIfR SHOP CQWJWQJ , '4'N.,,, JI I ' v V , W X' -,Q -fs. Q' ' s 2 1 k , 4 ' Q 5 1 ,I ' Q 1 In an -. 'Qs f s M , , . Q 'f fl, . L 1 I ,x- - , . Q - ? v .. W, - 'W r X l uxla 4. ,, ,Q X, f x 4 z xl 3, il' ' Q wwf 'l ' , i rt, I 3 X 1 V. A ,,. . .- Q if ,.1j,,,p J, ' ,Wu ff 5 N.. rl, 1 .ff . 4,f'f. ' - ff-' 5 'Q , ,f I Q. .. '71 1 - ' ' ' KP' I , , - 1 . ,Nd hf4fm .' . HA, Q15 ' 'r Q ?k '4 2 A' Yul- ' IQJ . ,f'.f 2' pl an WY Q 9 'ffl I, I l ' rv ,ar . 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Vice-President: George Peltier. Sentinel: Gene Hollenbeck Reporter lnot shownj Front Row Alvm NVoody. Paul Foster fAC1l'lS17f! Second Row Hd C11a1111vcr1ain. D1ck Snyder. Homer lohnson. Kexth Trnulvlood. Gerald Deere, B1l1Bruckner.Ia1ncs H111 Third Row B111 Alvxnxmder, Norman lohnson. Glenn Srrohyrncr, Paul Bernk1.111. Lanmc D1x. George Pc1I1cr,Dcnn1s Morgan Back Row D1ck Snyder, Treasurer. Paul Bcrnklau. ParImn1cnmr1.'1r1 Get., Q -- iw Q0 . '.5 WW' HCJNIENIAKING I ejlllllfll .!4!0l1ll'l'HH ZCWJ 0!.M11Ufl.CH Bonnie Asbury Gail Bessire Harriette Brackett lacque Broughton Marsha Cross Betty Dean Marlene Drake Nancy lfvans Norma Hincr Kay Iohnson Roberta loncs Patsy Kline Pearl Langstaff lan Loomis Marilyn Lovelace Floy McCluskey Laurie McMurray lackie Mickenl Carmaleta Scollen Helen Staley Louise Troyer Lois NVilshire Candace VVoesten Patsy Zarlingo Marilyn May Anita Ball Bonnie Davis Teresa lisquihel Letha Fahey lackie C-irten l.aVelle Husteti leri lohnson Alice McNeal Cverrie lhliaksuil Bolihie Nlvi-rs Mariaiiiie Nleese Charlene Asliorn Pat Randolph Pat Snyder Kay Sours Gay VVorlcinan Bobbie VVright ll E. CLUGSTON Building Contractor Officers: President, Hazel George: l i'ce-President, Velma VVilcoxson1 Seerelary, Shirley VValdron: Treasurer, Sharon lfstey: Hlsrory, Fern Yvoodardz parlmnicntariari. Sharon Squires: Reporter. lo Moyer: Song Leader, Alta Gustafson. Sponsor: Mrs. Hillberry NT 01110 BOXS IIOMF EC. ADVANCED HOMEMAKING Norxnan pcvru' Clcorgt' pcltwr llarlun Hunt lun Clngston Carl Hugh lflrncr Moyer Dale Seeger Kenneth VW-st Norman lohnson Pull Swccnvy Charles Plano Rav Fxlner George Boulton Paul Bcrnklau 3- 1 Dortlmy lllatknmrc Betty Charms lcanns' Corlctt Carol Sue Dans Sharon lfstvy Patsy lrncklarn Nita lean Fahey Barlmm Cluoclv Betty Io Gm-cn Rosw llans Carolyn llall Rlta Hastings Nelda Kruse lvannic Loslmluauqlu Suv Mxllcr losephine Nloyer Donna lXlL'Cl7FlIl1Lk Dora lvlCljdIllPl Arlene Nullffvr Carolyn Pltnnnwr Mvrln Story Sharon Squires - v 'L lnm llrlmn C:OI'lQI'i1fLlldIl0IlS Sennorx CONCO Helen C1 Steve mn 1,211 Cm LL-fr to rlghr Clmrlurzv Rmxlgmds. Murlwrmu Svflv. Ch-0 xl111k'I'. Autuntrm VVcaxcr. Huzcl Gcorgc. Cwrdclm Swans. Yidrtifa Drake. Marlin-th Iomcs. Aux Cfmmhcrlmxl. Kay Shavffcr. Mr. Suvmom H gs K PRAIRIE gg BQD3' gfqgp AIQS BARBER SHOP RIFLE RADIATOR .fdffl Aff? CYNTRAL MOTORS Menihers. lo Nloyer, Shirley Sykes, Autunin Xveaver. Seeretary: Xltirianne Nleese. Pat Randolph. Alice McNeal. Charlene Osborn, lay VVorknian, Peggy Creel. Treasiirer: Teresa lisquihel, Cordelia Suazo. Louise 'l'rox'er. Pearl Langstafl. Sharon Squires. Shiriev llrlian. liarhara Bagley. letinnie Loshlmugh. Ctindaee XYoesteineyer. La Velle Husted. Sylva Cole. Center: Hazel George. President: Dorothy Cvreen. Sponwr. Sharon lfmtey, Viuefpresiclent. '7? C'M Meinhers: lst row: lack Bessire, SeCy.fl'reax: Inn Kiggins, Harlan Hunt. Lannie Dix. 'ferry llogiqe, President: George Peltier. Gordon Place. Ind row: Coach Ulichney. Sponsor: Bert Griefenherg, Stan Sours, Kenny High. Dale Lewis, Coach Hillherry, Sponsor. 3rd row: Chuck Place, Bill Caldwell, Bill Sweeney. Clark Zastrow. Charlie Lovelace, Larry Cook, Ronnie VVilliams. -ith row: Bill Rogers. Charles Everett, Bruce Wood. Don Hall. Rohert Reigan. lerry Barnett. Jir 3 CM If , Ji 1, fy' ' . , ' - ff: A Xkftt Q X Y' 'xv n . ' I . . - ' ox U . ,f W , v Q 1 r. 7 W - . Qt E G 1 , , . , - .J . . 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George Peltier, Lannie Dix. Glenn Strohmeyer, Richard Bahcock, Paul Bernklau. Dennis Morgan. Stanley Sours, Norman lohnson. Elmer Moyer. Dale Dean. Third Row: Mr. Foster. Dale Seeger. VVnlter Langstaff. Glenn Reese, Bill Alexander. Dick Snyder. Alvin VVoody, Bill Bruckner. lidson Chamberlain, Gene Hollenheck. Keith Truehlood, Gerald Deere. Second Row: Don Louthan. Walter Petit. Henry Lanqstaff. Larry Loesch, Ralph Robinson. Don Bowman. Richard VValker. Ray Filiner. Harvey Padgett. Front row: Ronald Seeger. lessie Lnnqstalf. Harold Shaeffer. Duane XrvllCOXSOIl, Lyman McKee. Russell McDaniel. Marlin George. Iohnny Suazo. Charles Quimby, ,4- Jfff CM Carilyn Brackett. Hazel George. Miss Green, Sharon Kay Estey, Shirley Urban. Bob Vwhlson, Pat Dalrymple, Shirley Brown. Ronnie XrNVllllBIIlS, Charlene Rowlands. Cordelia Suazo. Back Row Lannie Dix Paul Bernklau Norman ohnson Stmley Sours R l ilintr Ric lard Babcock Iohn Morrison Glenn Strohmeyer Iessie Linqst iff Dale Dc in Xvalter Petit lxelth Trutlilood Henry Linqstaff Glenn Reese Duane VX ilcoxson Ctor ie Peltier Dennis 'X irq in cnt Holl nhtck 'Nlr Foster sponsor Dil S ei r 'rali f- e. l'l'1rx'e' Ridyq-tt. Ralph Rohinson. lil on Ch1mherla.n. Front Row. Russel N Daniels. VV: er Laziqstiff. Bill Bruckner. 1 k Snydi . 'N' ider. Ch. 2 llllWY. .t I' . csci. Alvin VVoody, Don Bowman. Richard X 'alm-r. Lyman Mc 'ee. nny S a: . Blur n Georgie. Harold Sliaeffer. yiyouferzz 314 mf QOALMX, CK, U Avis C:l1BITTl'lCfl8lZl, Autumn XX'cz1x'cr. Kczth lrxzclwlood. Harlan Hum. Mr. Knapp, spomwri Lee Dudqm. Norman Poway, Paul Bcrnkluu. Darlcrlc Puppmtt. lil-rt Grwfcrulwcrq. Stanley Sours. lemme Cwrlv tt, lcrl lpscn. liarlmra lliiffh. Klartlua Drake. lcunnw Llpxcomb, Evelyn xxNllNIC. C7 .5 px 1' x. V 'N-tv-1 1 ' ' Q L if ,I X sy f L V 4 ...Q--Y , 4 ' .,M , . zpuzffifrq CK: H Bad-i Row: Garv Cnultcr, ' Smnlcv Sours. l.cc Dodlnon, Pots loncs, Mr. Malls, spomorg Buddv VVoml. C.Ul'xlm'lI.l SIIJZO. Clmrlw l.ovcl.1cc. Emmcrzc Dxxmcartsm, llc . Front Row: Bruce Q Tort: Prather, Ciarlci Qauzrzlw. Com' Balfour ,llOZIl Crcfl. licziztctfl XX VXQ5 0 I , Q.. Y jjffnffz 9 .U Puck Row. Kcr1r:crl1XVcQt. Dun Hall. l7r1tSy linkldrzm. lfurzm XX'lmrl.1rxl Sccormd Row: Barbara Baqlcy. Buddy VVood. Nlta Falwy, Donny Hoggc, Velma XkYllCO'i5OIl. l:1rstRow: Vvllln Kruse. Mzxriorxc Scllv. Patsy Z1H'llI1fjO. Patsy Snyder. Slurlcy XV4xldron. mt mi, Gene Clugston, Rosie Haas, Don Hall, Patsy Snyder. Stanley Sours, Mr. Duckett. Carol Sue Davis. Bert Criefenberg. Carolyn Field. lack Bessire. Rita lisquibel. Back Row: Evelyn VVhite, Dian Heacock. Sharon Kay Estey, Henry Langstaff. Calvin Campbell. Bill Brown. Tom Hayes, lack Tripp, Carolyn Hall, Bill Kennedy. Front Row: Sue Miller, Arlene Nidiffer. Mr. Swenson, sponsor: Donna McCormick. Maribeth lones, Patsy Facklarn, 'IL ,V in s' P .Sim mf is Eugene Duncanson, Buddy Vlfood, Dale Most, Mrs. Loushlwauqh. sponsor: Bruce VVood, Charles lfvvrctt. Clark Zastrow, Tanys Fischer. Margaret Hawxhurst, Pete lones. CDZZIHI1 CA: AJ The Senior Play Cast of Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick Hazel George. Paul Bvrnlclau. Stan Sours, Bert Cvricfvnbcrg. lim Kiggins. Miss Green. lcri lpscn, lcannic Loshbuugh, Lcc Dodgion. Barbara Harris. Elmer Moyer, Carl High, Cordelia Suazo. Play Cast-third act Play Cast-second act Hazel George Play Cast-presentation ,ax 15 Q' Q. unis- R is x P ew aol aan! Officers, left to right: Charlene Rowlands, Evelyn White, Cleo Miller. Terry Hogge, lim Clugston, Barbara Harris. is Our lives are albums written through, Witli good or ill, with false or true, And as the loyal students turn The pages of our book, Mary they always read the good with smiles. And blot the ill with tears. WHEW! WERE THROUGH. Sale Ever Saturda Y . Y SHOUP MOTOR COMPANY EYFISZE lggVI1ESAq,CXEfEef AB. C. AND RIFLE CLEANERS ,, . -'C r 'T ' 4 ff. x 1-vy. -f' -'p-nr ' ' ,,??'f2.tf:'LU'i'-'S' - 5: i - V W-.1811 - , 'w'Q-. :,'.'+!i54lvan' M tp V 'A ' ' 4 Q - . Q ' 1 all 1 UL affair S? W 6 X H! Clem 0041, Q JJ aff ML- ..5... if? ' ' 1 9' fx 'I If MN C C ft U Commencement CLASS Rou- Processional, Coronation March .... Rifle High School Band Invocation ........A..........,...............,......AA.... Reverend K. E. Arnold Vocal Solo, I know A Lovely Garden, Guy De Hardelot Dora McDaniel Introduction of Speaker ........ ........ ll Ir. Herbert Allen Commencement Address ....... ...,...... M r. Colbert E. Cushing University of Denver P.E.O. Award ......... ......... M rs. Walter J . Hasley Rees Cups .....................,,........ ,........ M r. and Mrs. Claude Rees Presentation of Scholarships ....,.,,.... Mr. Harold F. Swenson Saxophone Quartette, Largo, Anton Dvorak ,.................., Lois Elliott, Candace Woestemeyer Maribeth Jones, Darleen Bernklau Presentation of Class .....,i. ............. M r. Karl Ulichny Awarding of Diplomas ...... .,.... M r. William Atha Mason Benediction .,,..... ...... R everend Altas May Recessional, March Pontifical ........ Rifle High School Band Carol Velma Arnold Paul Arthur Bernklau Jaxk D. Bessire Carilyn Jeanine Brackett William J. Bruckner Avis Blanche Chamberlain Edson K. Chamberlain Jimmie Ray Clugston Betty Jeanne Corlett Carol Sue Davis Royce Arland Dix Lee Arthur Dodgion Martha Harriett Drake Hazel Marie George Betty Jo Green Bert Griefenberg Donald Gale Hall Barbara Jane Harris Nick M. Herbig Carl D. High James V. Hill David Tearle Hogge Geraldine La Del Ipsen Harold J. Kiggins Carole Jean Lipscomb Mary Jean Loshbaugh Cleo Marie Miller Elmer E. Moyer Norman Leopald Peercy Darlene May Peppiatt Stanley H. Sours Cordelia Suazo Keith A. Trueblood Autumn Weaver Evelyn Mae White Colors - Blue and White Motto - Not on Top, but Always Climbing Flower - Rose 4 +1 i l - y Jeannie Lipscomb Evelyn White Valedictorian Carol Arnold Salutatorian Salutatorian P, E, O, English Award Baccalaureate Barbara Harris Rees Cup Award Processional, Praise Ye The Father .....,............,......,,. Gounod Girls' Glee Club Invocation .........,.........................,.... Reverend Otto Duckworth Vocal Solo, I Walked Today Where Jesus Walked ........... Geoffrey O'Hara Clara Lee Falke Sermon .........l..........,...........,.,.....,,...., ..... R everend Prentiss Cox Chorus, God Painted A Picture ........................ Peter De Rose Girls' Glee Club Benediction ................,.,.,,..,............... Reverend Otto Duckworth Recessional, Fairest Lord Jesus ................ Crusaders' Hymn Girls' Glee Club l Paul Bernklau Rees Cup Award W Jean Loqhbaugh Av1s Chamberlam C S C E Walver of Denver Beauty Tu1t1on Award School Award Senior Class Nlghf Class Prophecy Carl Hxgh Cleo Mlller Jeanne Corlett Class Song Senlors Class will Terry H0886 Words wntten by Barbara Paxton Awards Athletlc Mr Karl Ullchny Melody Pretend Mr Alfred Hxllberry Agrxculture Mr Paul J Foster Glrls Trlo Clouds Helen Fryfogle Pohlmann Carllyn Brackett Jeannle Loshbaugh Barbara Harrls Farewe1lAddreSS Valedlctofy Jeanme Lipscomb Class Hlstory Evelyn White Glrls Trlo Perfect Day Carrxe Jacob Bond Class poem Jlmmle Clugston Carxlyn Brackett Jeannle Loshbaugh Barbara Harrls Clarmet Solo Czardas Montl Recesslonal Vlctory March Mr Harold Peercy Norman Peercy 'E Lee DOdg1OU Cleo M1ller T rry Hogge Jolnt Honor Barnes Busmess Mesa College School Award Award 4' fl 1 I 4 y Q l . Welcome Address, Salutatory .,.......,,.,............... Carol Arnold Banfl -------------------'----------4---'--------- MF- Harold Peefcy JRSRI J PRCM QUEEN Darlene Peppiatt KING Terry Hogge BEHI D THE 8 BALL 6 hug v-:sv 'A Us 'wr We Presented by e Jun1or Class of 19 The Jumor Class 15 proud to adm1t that they staged before a packed house one of the fmest class plays that was ever gwen by the students of R1f1e H1gh School The superb comedy Behmd The 8 Ball' was so refreshxng and so dehghtful and the performance by the cast was so smooth and so br1ll1antly g1ven that a request from the c1t1zens was made for a second performance The proceeds were donated towards the fund for the bu1ld1ng of R1fles new hosp1tal The Cast Mrs Bett1na Parrott refxned and charmlng D1an Heacock Cec1ly Parrott a lovely g1r1 of e1ghteen Tanys Flscher Nettxe and Hattle Stand1sh typ1cal old spmsters Darlene Bernklau and Sh1rley Brown lNoon Jefferson a real darkey maxd Lynnora Parker Dustxn Parrott fDustyJ typ1cal youth of today Jack Tr1pp Lona Parrott worldly wxse 1n manner sweet and v1vac1ous Charlene Rowlands W1lbur W'h1pple Wlth a determlned manner and an xron w111 Bruce Woods Babb1e Whxpple shy and retu-mg N1ta Jean Fahey Wmston Wh1pple sly and precocwus Dale Lewns Wh1tf1e1d Whxpple mce lookmg man of forty Buddy Wood Chanmng Davls tall handsome chap of twenty Clark Zastrow Patrxua Belnord charmmg soph1st1cated g1rl of twenty Loxs E1l1ott Sapphlre Brown colored g1rl who wants to get herself engaged Barbara Paxton D1rected by Jacquel1ne Daley Make up by Mabel and G1lbert Duckett Stage Manager Denms Morgan and Jacquel1ne Daley Q 1 n i ggi i L ' F H 4 1 ,. .. 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WRESTLING SUMMARY The Bears enjoyed a new sport this year, when they enthusiastically tried their skills at wrestling. Not any laurels were won, but the ex- perience should reap good accounts for the next year. Bruce Wood, heavyweight, placed second in the Slope meet at Montrose this gave him the right to enter the State meet in Denver. Jack Bessire did a fine job in the 133 pound division. BASKETBALL SUMMARY ln basketball the mighty Bears showed their superiority in athletics by bringing home for the first time, The Western Slope Championship by virtue of an uphill 46-42 victory over Delta. Highlights of the season were the 2 games with Craig wherein fans saw a brand of basketball seldomly seen Craig had a scoring machine that averaged in the 60's but our stalwart Bears took their measure twice During the State Tournament in Denver the Bears were forced to bow to Salida in the initial game but a victory over Brush put them in the Final for Consolation honors against Brighton The battle how ever proved too much for the Bears but the boys scrapped until the very end Bill Rogers was the recipient of All State Honors for his scintillating brilliant play This honor was the first of its kind to ever be received by a Rifle Bear FOOTBALL SUMMARY The Rifle Bears enjoyed their best season in the sport of football dur ing the year 1952 The winning of 10 games the losing of two and the tying of one put the Bears on their home field on December 5 1952 against the formidable Fort Morgan Maroons in the State Championship Final After a grueling battle the Maroons edged our stalwarts 21 14 However in the defeat Rifle Bears gained state wide recognition both for their playing and their hospitality Highlights of the season were an upset win over mighty Golden a 6 6 tie with Grand Junction a 7 0 victory over Delta for the Slope Champ ionship a thrilling State Semi Final game with Cortez which saw both teams coming from behind twice to go into the lead The Bears triumphed with an explosive second half performance 25 14 The team was capably led by seven seniorq Jack Bessire Norman Peercy bone crushing fullbacks Lannie Dix rugged and smashing end Don Hall a bulwark on offense and defense at tackle Bert Griefenburg tough at guard Terry Hogge crafty and pass snaring end Ten of the squad captures All State Recognition Jimmie Kiggins Lannie Dix Bruce Wood Norman Peercy Clark Zas trow Bert Griefenburg Don Hall Terry Hogge Bill Rogers and Robert Reigan. . , . 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