Rocky Ford High School - Le Cantaloupe Yearbook (Rocky Ford, CO)

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I-li-Y The Hi-Y is a religious organization for boys established to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian living. They attempt this code in their daily life. This year the Hi-Y's have helped the school by painting and repairing the boys' dressing room. This organization encourages a spirit of true sportsmanship, endeavors to make their world a better and happier place in which to live, for themselves and for their fellow men. Among their annual events are: Conference, Camping trips, and the Father and Son Banquet. OFFICERS President ....,........ess,e,..s.......,..e.s.s,..e... Junior Brown Vice-President ..sa......a...a....aa.a.. . ,e...,.. Donald Aschermann Secretary .....s...a.a.a.aaee,......s.s,,eeee......... Blaine Gibson Treasurer C.a.,..e........eee.e.....e.eeseeese.,s Lawrence Weigand Sponsors, L. J. Botleman, J. Conard, Doy Neighbors Motto: Clean Living, Clean Speech, Clean Athletics, Clean Scholarship. Purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. GROUP I Lester Samuels Al Wunder Junior Brown Robert Smith Bill Strouse Horace Knapp Carroll Wilson Earl Heckman Burns Stauffer Reed Nelson Fred Smith Lee Hancock Jerre Swink Durbin Cover Olin Tarman Alfred Miller Kenneth Gause Ira Hayes Bill Skuderna Noel Meyn Wade Mitchell Jake Cramer Robert Orahood Harry Veatch Mike Miller Ernest Orahood GROUP II Joe Brown George Ushiyama Paul Kitch Lawrence Weigand Leonard Mumaugh Verne Elsesser Roy Pugh Blaine Gibson Donald Aschermann Tom Nakayama Masao Uyeno Bob Williams Bill Johnson Fred Miestrell Fred Ikenberry Alex Gabel Raymond Gibson James Easley Milo Smith Gordon Kearns Junior Bolling Jack Shafer Ralph Hallows Harry Braden David Sinding Page Seventy five

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GIRL RESERVES Pledged to face life squarely, to find and give the best, the Girl Reserves are the younger girls of the Y. W. C. A., established for the purpose oif guiding our modern girls toward higher achievements, mental, physical, social and spiritual, In order to inspire the more worthy use of leisure time now and fin after-school days, the girls are learning to enjoiy music, to 'take part in parties. dramatic work, to plan simple and enjoyable Some of their oustanding projects of the year are: The Tuberculosis Christmas Seal Sale, the Christmas party for needy children, Girl Reserve Mid-winter Conferenceg and the Mothers' and Daughters' Banquet. OFFICERS President, First Semester ..e..,...,W...E.,,..-....,,,e. Ruth DeLong Second Semester .,..ee....,.....e..........,.. Grace Cline Secretary ..e.............,........... - ..,.......... Lathora Beman Treasurer ..............,......... ...,.........,..... W anda Hacker CHAIRMEN Music ............. Irene Lawson Social ............ Helen Chrane Art and Craft --Merry Ellen Clute Dramatic .w...... Mildred Fuller Sponsors, Miss Louise Thompson, Service ........ Dorothy Newland Student Council - S -Pauline Gobin Sophomore Representative - - - - E - - - - - - - - - -Pauline Strouse Pianist ..,....,..... Edith Scott Miss Leta Crowfoot, Mrs. Donna Mae Imhoff The Women Council and Girl Reserve Membership lists will be found on page 89. Page S eventy- four

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JR. CHAMBER of CCDMMEIQCE CLUB Members: sitting L to R: Bill Johnson, Fred Meiitral, Grace Knapp. Lucille Lynes, Dorothy Newland, Grace Cliiie, Pauline Gobin, Evelyn Frazier, Jeannette Knapp, Merry Ellen Clute, Etgene Wil.3on, and Durbin Cover. Standing: L to R: Bill Strouse, Miss Lytle, sponsor, Horace Knapp, Jezre Swink, Paul Kitch, Joe Brown, iMfa.be1 Miles, Irene Lawson, Alfred Wunder, Georgeina Sims, Lawrence Weigand, Donald Aschermann, Carroll Wilson, Junior Brown, Dean Holler, Verne Elsesser. Other Membens: Pauline Strouse and Earl Heckman. OFFICERS President ......................................... --Carro11 Wilson Vice-President ............................-........ -,---Dean Holler Secretary ...........s.................s.s...,,... Merry Ellen Clute Treasurer ............................................ Pauline Gobin Sponsor, Miss Lytle The Junior Chamber of Commerce club a junior service club, organized primarily to serve the school and community. The activities of the club are similar to those of the Chamber of Commerce and other commercial organizations. Because then mem- bers have to have ia certain scholarship, the club has a great many leaders. The activities of the club are great. The. faculty liis entertained every year either at a breakfast or -dinner near the 'Christmas holidays, Annually at Christmas, a light- ing contest for the ibest decorated house, is held in town. The merchants donated a great many articles to be given as prizes this year. A contest was also held in the school for the best decorated room. Money was given as prizes from the club. Page S eventy-sim