Sargent High School - Sarcon Yearbook (Sargent, CO)

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Third Row: Budde Worker, Merlyn Boss, Miss Rominger, Kenneth Pope, Milton Mathias Second Row: Loyola Romero, Ralph McClaugherty, Orville Hathaway, Glenn Dobey, Billy Theme, Eliza Ortega First Row: Edna Aguilar, Margaret Macy, Jane Stoeber, Iuanita Burkholder, Iva Hart, Jean Stoeber Not in picture: Melva Crawford, Wayne Todd, Everett Crawford ' 5 W J 5 emi any as rw Q ,li Class of 5l is We began our year with twenty class members, but now we have decreased to only nineteen. Our class officers for the year are: President, Juanita Burkholder, Vice President, Iva Hart, Secretary, Margaret Macy, Treasurer, Glenn Dobeyg Reporter, Ralph McClaugherty, Historian, jean Stoeber, Student Council Representative, Milton Mathias, and our sponsor, Miss Rominger. Two of our main events for the year were first, our class party and our freshmen initia- tion. On a cool November evening we met at the school house, where we loaded into a truck for a gay hay ride. After riding for some time we ended up at Saathoff's barn, where we learned to do several new dances, especially square dances, with the help of our guest, Mr. Blackburn. Second, we were all looking forward to initiating seventeen freshmen into the high school. They came dressed as circus characters and we gave our initiation the name of Ginger Rominger's 'Sl'-Ring Circus, as we hope to graduate in 1951. Other achievements of the year were receiving second place for our Christmas decora- tions, receiving our long awaited class banner, which is in our class colors, lavender and white, 'fand working very hard to eam money at food sales and concessions. This money will be used for our prom next year. Also this year we are very happy to have three of our girls as cheer- leaders: jean and lane Stoeber and juanita Burkholder. We have had many gay times this year and in the years to come will remember it as a wonderful year in high school. Page Twenty-two

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N ' 1 N Front Row: Mary Ann Monter, Ann Drake, Phyllis Waters, Patty Selters, Ida Beiriger , - l Second Row: Jane Ortega, Virginia Carpenter, Rubie Childears, Nellie Beiriger, Lila Seamster, Elvira S e X 2 Q X Third Row: Duane Newman, Leo Stoeber, Relva Reynolds, Leo Harden, Clifford Whitmer j Absent: Norman Crawford X l fu A 6 f 'SQ l' . X Q af ' gi -- X I umors ., 3 5' ' ff 0 ' 3 3 OFFICERS ' ' .A President ------ Lila Seamster 2 Vice President - - - Clifford Whitmer We E dst-Student Council - - - Leo Stoeber C mt EQ '56 , Secretary - - - Phyllis Waters .5 Treasurer - - - Duane Newman B News Reporter - - - Patty Selters 429 1 Sponsors - - - Relva Reynolds , Darrell C. Blackbum The juniors started their eventful junior year with many plans, hopes, and ideas. Our play Honor Bright helped fill our treasury, along with food sales, concessions at games, buses, band clinic, and carnival. afternoon and evening at Valley View swimming and picnicking on our class party. ln September, the juniors and their guests turned into ducks and spent an enjoyable Because of the death of her mother, Miss Reynolds, our sponsor, was unable to con- I tinue teachingg consequently, we were left without a sponsor. Mr. Darrell Blackburn assumed the responsibilities of sponsorship and very capably led us through the prom and our many other activities. The big event of the year was the junior-Senior Prom held April 23 in honor of the seniors. The banquet, prepared by the juniors' mothers and served by the sophomore boys, was held at the cafeteria and an enjoyable evening was spent dancing by the oceanside to the music of the Key Notes . A 3 Page Twenty-one

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Third Row: Mr. Lawson, Richard Roybal, Philip Ward, Warren Carpenter, Jimmy Stoeber, Billy Batchelder, Larry Worley Second Row: John Kerr, Donald Hudson, Bertha Johnson, Nancy Akers, Eddie Dobcy, Arthur Macs F' t Row: Margaret Jeanne Goehl, Barbara Selters, Ella Faye Burkhart, Lois Hurt, Ninfa Romero 0305415 if Freshmen mdk This year the class of SZ were small but mighty freshmen. As the tradition goes, we were green-but we caught on fast. Mr. Lawson was our sponsor and Donald Hudson, president, Arthur Maes, vice president, Nancy Akers, secretary, Ninfa Romero, treasurerg Barbara Selters, reporter, Doris Starbuck, student council representative, and Margaret Jeanne Goehl, historian. We were all a bit afraid of initiation, but when it was all over we agreed that we had just as much fun as the sophomores. As part of the initiation, we gathered wood for the Homecoming bonfire. Our class parties were a highlight of the year and we all enjoyed them very much. We entered the Christmas decorating contest. Our theme was Santa's Workshop, and for the second year we won first place. Throughout the year there were many events which we attended or participated in. For the freshmen of 1948 and 1949 it has been a wonderful year and a lasting memory to us all. qclv ff 1 J fmfffqyfw iii .il jk Page Twenty-three