Silverton High School - Silvertonian Yearbook (Silverton, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1955 volume:

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Secretar Mrs. Helen Heidy - W-n..-.-as-an-f4ww9f-v-W-----W - - v' f uperintendenvs Message Ybur high school is primarily a school of learning. Not only in the traditional subject areas, but also in the areas of developing good citizenship, responsibility, initiative, and private thinking so that its graduates will be able to cope with the challenging problems created by a changing world. Your school is constantly attempting to enrich its curriculum and extendits extra-curricular program to ensure the develop- ment of well rounded individuals who will have the mental abilities and moral aptitudes to meet l1fe's problems adequately. It is my sincere hope that the Silverton High School this year has been of some small service in helping its students in their development of well integrated personalities so that they may meet the challenges of a changing world successfully. Sincerely, CQQCT fllfll B im Mfe. fE?x 3: VC, - A: V L .. . hdiivq fp 4 , ,. 'NW' 5!?'f'::: ' Vrffx gs sangui- ,S1 23 I V? nzizfa gf 1 ul 'I Q 3 Q W5 I it A I I nf' us e 'fuf.io, x i 's. P 9- 'I :sf 1 1 ani-Q,-,gqfq 5, MPR' ' Qisvafl iq-ougqi tilts :gulf F 'Z 99'Suf2s ' 1'tiller-:::f::!:Hf2:6f:-dv MISS HUEIY COMLRCIAL ENGLISH MMS. STEADMA N SC ILNCE 1V.A'I H IRS. WALKER FIRST GRADE MISS LEITAO MISS MCCAHHIPJ1 ENGLISH WJ PIE. I CO NO M ICS FRENCH SOC IAI. STUDIES MH. ChAIN Mh. WAIT2 PHYSICAL E.I.3LCh'I ION MUSIC HISTOHY LNGLISH H420 School Q' 1-gv- li ' ig f fps' Tw. m --1ilg: X , 4,,- I MRS . HOLLMER MHS - RATHMELL sEcoND GRADE THIRD GRADE MRS. JOHNSON MR JOHNSON FIFTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE Elementary 5 In V S. MhS. hICHAhDS MATH SC IENCL MR. STEIGE SOCIAL STUDIES SU PE.hIN'1 ENDENT MRS. WILLIAMS FOURTH GRADE A lzniulfs fzgfjfw mmm fffffw W dw iw Y 0 1 :ff jgfaw, Jffnzzauzf 574 ,ziw Il ,I W A nl W .QW 440 125:24 Aim,,wp5,,,,,,,, L . Q. J Senior Class ROW 1: MR. STEIGE, MAX GURULE,'DARNALL ZANONI, VAUGHN LARSON, TOYHY SANDLLL, JIMMY HILL, MRS. RICHARDS. ROW 2: CHARLES MCDONALD, ALICE PhTnRSON LEITA JOYNUR, BETTY ANNE FORBES, PATTY BROWN, KATHLEEN KINTERKNECHT, TWELMA JENKINS. -,ui Senior Officers TOMMY SANDELL, VICE-PRESIDENT, DARNALL ZANONI, TRhASURERg VAUGHN LARSON, CLASS REPORTER, BETTY ANNE FORJES, PRRSIDENTQ ALICL PETLRSON, SECRETARY. ii Cla ffl' o y As the school doors opened in the fall of l9M3, Alice, Marlene, Vaughn, Thelma, Chas., and Jimmy were shoved into the first grade. The next year in the second grade, Darnall and Kathy entered ou: class. We spent most of our time bringing willows to Viss Holmes, tc dumb to realize what they were being used for. In the third grade we picked up Max and lost Kathy. We spent this year dodging erasers. fremember Mrs. Hamnonu?D The fourth grade was a quiet one. Mrs. Williams, at thattire Niss Bostick, frtsh from Vississippi. Kept us cuite interested with stories from the South. The fifth grade was also a quiet ye r, Urs. Rathmell kept us walking the chalk line. In the sixth, Chas left us for a year and Kathy came back only to leave at the end of that year. uk spent this year preparing ourselves for Junior High. This was the year! Je got to move upstairs. Boy, we thought we were wheels! We were proud to welcome Leita, Patty and Kathy into the eighth grade. This year we became members of S. H. Su and gained Tommy Sandell from Arkansas. The great day of initiation. The oirls wore gunny sack dresses and beer can necklaces. The boys wore skirts. le rcruooed the school bus with toothbrushes and we'll never forget Kangroo Court. The Sophomore year Eetty Anne entered our class., This year was a very interesting one. Ne had several parties at the Grand Imperial Hotel and had a spaghetti dinner at Thelma's house given by our sponsor, Mrs. Erickson. In our Junior year, we were really out to make the dough! First we gave our Junior Carnival, which went over very well, next we raffled a turkey and had a bake sale. Then came our class play,'Teter Bewaren, which went oyer with a big bang. After making all this money, we spent the biggest part of it on the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet, which was the biggest success we could have hoped for. Our theme was the uStork Clubn and the banquet hall was decorated in pink and silver. The theme song was nThe Lullaby of Broadwayn. Now the biggest year of all has finally arrived. This.year we started out by going to Mesa Verde where we had a wonderful time. Ne then gave the Freshmen a party. We raffled a gun in October and the next month gave nNoonlight and Apolesaucen, our Senior Class Play. We had loads of fun practicing and it was a big hit. Ve are now waiting breatilessly for the night of graduation to come, although it will DO mighty sad to leave good old S. H. S. and our many friends still in school. We'll always treasure our memories of the wonderful times we've had in the halls and classrooms of the Silverton Public School, F file da P o flecy It is the year of our Lord, 1965, 10 years after the date of our graduation. We find our past classmates in many occupations and walks of life. It was on that famous and historic date, May 26, 1955, that we agreed to reunite and inform one another of our progress in this cold, cruel world. Mrs. George Slyvester Van Snoot III, formerly Toots Jenkins, tells us she has just returned from her trip around the world. During the cold winter months, she makes her home on the French Riveria and in the summer her home is in a cozy little cottage in the Swiss Alps. This is her third marriage. Jim Hill, Fish and Game Commissioner of Colorado, arrived late today, due to the fact that he was bringing a load of state-owned fish for our banquet tonight. He says he is well and happy and he has a paunch to prove it. P. S. As yet he isn't married. Coach and Mrs. Vaughn Larson, formerly Betty Anne Forbes, arrived early with their four year old quintupletsg which I might add,are world famous because they are all boys. It looks as if Vaughn, who is coaching at Colorado University, is raising his own ball club. Coming down the Durango road, we see a caravan of customised cars designed by Max Gurule, who started from scratch at Nick Heidy s ser- vice station. The Dean of Women of Stevens College for Women in Kansas City, Missouri, Patricia Brown, known better as Pat, has just arrived in the company of her chauffeur, Louis Smith I. She tells us she just re- ceived her promotion as-Dean from a Professor of English in that college. Mr. Darnall Zanoni has just arrived from his'art studio in Greenwich Village, where he has completed many great works of art and even ourmoaned the great Mona Lisa. He is accompanied by his model and fiancee. Mr. Charles McDonald has just arrived from Kentucky where he has just completed his training for the season. As you all know, he holds the world's record for having ridden seven consecutive winners in the Kentucky Derby. Mr. and Hrs. Robert Davis, Mrs. Davis, the former Kathy Kinter- knecht, have just driven up. Bob is now a five star general in the army. They have two darling children. The Davis family is doing fine. Miss Leita Joyner has just flown in from her home in Colorado Springs, where she is now residing at the Broadmoor Hotel. She has just f1n1d1ed her trip from around the world and tells us she is to be married in the spring. Miss Alice Peterson flew in from her home in New York City. She controls the chain of her famous drug stores. No doubt you have all sampled the luscious refreshments prepared and served only in Al1ce's places from coast to coast. Miss Earlene Clifford arrived from New York where she has just retired from modeling. She tells us she is going to marry her boss in the near future. DP. Thomas G. Sandell has arrived from Rochester, Minnesota where he is the top specialist at Mayo Dlinic. He is married to a retfred R. N., formerly Victoria Annet e Belfry. They have one child, a girl named Vicki Ann, and they appear to be very happy and content. Cla Will To whom it may concern, on the 26th day of May in the year of 1953 We the Senior Class being of sound mind, do hereby list the statement of our last will and testament. Jim Hill wills to Larry B. his ability to tell stories, KBull storiesj in hopes it will improve his weekly column. Earlene wills her figure to Angie so she can catch herself a man. Zanoni wills his Alcholics Anonymous Membership Card to Paul Griner because he is a'party pooper'. Vaughn wills to George B. his ability to study hard and get good grades so he won't always be flunking out. Toots wills her cheerleading ability to Lois Cole in hopes she can have as much fun as Toots did. Kathy a day Tommy Betty so they will be able Max Gurule wills his the team faster next wills her smile to Amaryllis as long as she uses it 500 times wills his ability to laugh at the right time to Pete Gurule. Anne wills her typing ability to Eleanor Lucero and Irene Baca to graduate next May. swift feet to Tommy B. in hopes he can manage year. Pat wills her ability to sing to Elsie Dalla so the chorus teacher won't always be mad at her. Leita wills her healthy ways to Gloria wood so she can always be well and happy. Alice wills her ability to make cokes to the up and coming soda jerks of P. O. P. providing they live up to her reputation. Chas. wills his height to Donnie G. so he won't have to bend down so far to kiss Elsie. We the Senior Class of 1955 will our ability to understand and get along with each other and have the fun we've had to the future Seniors of S. H. S. I 5 , I 6 x 4,5 4 T r' es. I 'Ii i I tk Qx Q 1,5 7 M. 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F'hrP Ibn yu M5-P' II'-' I. NN -------2, '1s2n I I I I I I I I I Www 5 -. wp.- FWJF'PHP -----1.2. I I I I NFWP - -4---Y --- -wvvviln-ff. -- V HQWWQ1LQQked Them Cha! Le 'U' 84141 To ofs L, Mal Paff Edffene. Hbigg Jimmy Dv--N IT C 5 1, c-W5 5 R 5 HIUUI3 Q' bww P , K., W g .-LQ Q 1 Q 5. ,B ... ... 5 1 Z I 1 I unior Class I I ROW 1: IRENE BACA, VICKI ANN BELL, VIRGINIA BROWN, TOM!-.Y BURCHFIELD ROW 2: JIM COLE, ANDY G1LLl-JGOS, DON1LD GIRODO ROW 3: BILL KLENENTS, ELEANOR LYTCERO ROW 1.1.2 JERRY SALAZAR, M-IARYLLIS SEGAFREDO Junior Class BACY HOV: Coacl Crain, Jim Cole, Jerry Salazar, Jon oirouo Tommy Burchfield, Bill Hlements, Andy Gallegos. FRQNT HUV: Eleanor Lucero, Virginia nro n, Amaryllis negafreJo Irene Baca, Mrs. Steaiman, QAbsentj Vicxi Ann Bell. IH Junior Cfficers QAbsentJ Vicki Ann Bell, President Virginia Brown, Vice-Presiient, nleanor Lucero, Secretary, Irene Baca, Treasure. I nfhnmnffg fx agp ' .ophomoro Glas' ROV! 1: new Lwm, Romw l,,1f3'11L, Jam: Vmfaigs, 1Ul'l'Q rzsfwumg, JUDY HURD Row 2: XOBBY KNOLL, Pvm Lucian, P' Un rf1ccLUsmY, ra '2s1:..I,p r:.,:e'1'1N15z, rzomvmc R m-r'3f,r Row 3: GRACE ANN ROY, Roawr ROYBAL, Grml. sALmxR, J rm SQULLING, JOYCE SMILLING 'ROW lg: BILL TEICS, PVTH VOILLM WE, GEORGIA NHITL, GLORIA nOOD -DA A I Sophomore Class ROW 1: PETA uURULh, BOBBY KNOLL, PHILIP McCLUSnhY, PAUL LLCnHO, PAuL VULLEQUE, RUNALU ulSTmL, BILL1 TLIULS, NORMAN HATMMLLL, RUELMT ROYEAL, MARSHALL MAHTlNbZ, MlSS LLITAO How 2: eLs1n DALLA, Joycm sn1LL1raus, GEORGIA WHITE., emcr-. ANN Roy, ULOHIA SALAZA11, .IANA sr11LL11-Jas. Sophomore Qffiqerg Phil Mcflluskv, Renorterg Norman Rathmell, Student Qour1Cil9 Georgia White, Secretarvg Ronald Distel? V108-PF9S1dQHtQ Grace Ann Roy, Student Councilg Paul Vollleque, Presldentg Marshall Martinez, Treasurer. il T ? Frfshmfn L L LJMT-- 1 fd -' ,L 1 . , ., , 9 ' fx- ,, LMA Xxx 3 Fra hmen Class ROW 1: LARRY BEABER, SxVDRA BELL, GEORGE BLACKYORE, MARLLNE BOIAVIDA, TED CH,VEZ ROW 2: ALBERT ROY FRANCh, PAUL GRINER, JIMMIE HOOK ROW 3: BILL KFOLL, TOMNY LOV TO, SxNDRA OLSEN ROW bl AJRIAN RIVERA, LTVA HOMERO, LORNA ZANONI Freshmen Class Roh 1: M155 MLCAKHlnH, LAHHX ELABLH, JIM MUOK, Tzu CHAVLZ, HOY FFANCH, BILL ANUW, PAUL udiNLd, umORuh bLAbKMuRL. HOW 2: ALVA RONLKO, LQHNA gANONl, MARLLNL LUNAVIDA, SANDRA ULSEN, SANDRA BALL, AURlAN HIVLRA. A Freshmen Gfficers LDHNA ZANUNl, CLASS RLPURTLRQ bANDHA OLSLN, SECRLTAHY3 MARLLNE BUNAVIUA, PRLSIULNTQ LARRY BEABLR, THhASUHbR3 BlLLY KNOLL, VlCE-PHLBIULNT. Pffllikvf E!GI-IT GRADE HOU 1: ISAAC ATENCIO, LINDA BOBST, GAIL BUBNSIDE, IDIS COLE, I-lhhG.1.hL'1' D1S'l'l.L ROW 2: ANGIE GALLEGOS, WESLEY GOFF, EMILIE JOYCE HOOK, BJNNEE JO IDI 'l'US ROW 32 DAVID ROYBAL, BEITNY SALAZAR, MAIWY SALAZILH. ROW 14: GARY SPICKELMIEH, SHARON TODESCIZT. EIGHTH G RADE ROW' 1': EMILIE5 HOOK, TTNNY SALAZAR, WESLHY GOTF, GARY SPICKELIVIER, DAVID ROYBAL, ISAAC ATENCIO, MARGARET DISTEL, KISS. HUEY, SPON ROW 2: ANGIE GALLEGOS, BONNEE JO LOFTUS, LINDA BOBST, GAIL BURNSIDE SHARON TODESGHI, LOIS COLE, EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS EMILIE HOOK, Treas., .VESLEY GOFF, Vice Pres., LINDA BOHST, Sec., LOIS COLE, Pres. SEVENTH GRADE ROW 1: LINDA BINGEL, ERVIN BLACKVORE, DAVID CAINE, ROBERT CAINE, EUGENIA FRANCH, FRANK GALLEGOS. ROW 2: MERCY GALLEGOS, BOBBIE HUTSON,JOHNNY JENKINS, DOROTHY ANN KNOLL, KENNETH LARSON. ROW 3: MICHAEL LOFTUS, SHARON MULLIKEN, BECKY OLSEN, ALICE RIVERA. ROW L: ANITA SALAZAR, DENNIS SANTISTEVAN, LUCILLE SANTISTEVLN, SANDRA VOILLEQUE, DEVOTA WELLS, JOAN WELLS. SEVENTH GRADE BACK ROW: SPONSOR MR. WAITZ, JOHNNY JENKINS, ROmEhT UAINE, FRANK GALLEGOS, DENNIS SANTISTEVAN, KENNETH LARSON, DAVID CAINE, MICHAEL LOFTUS, ERVIN BLACmuORE. MIDDLE Row: LUCILLE SANTISTEVAN, DOROTHY HNULL, ALICE HIVMIA, SANDRA VOILLEQUE, EUGENIA 1-mason, umm unsrgw, DEVOTA WEQLLS, LINDA BINGEI. FRONT RON: MERCY GALLEGOS, ANITA SALALAR, SHARON ALLLIKEN. 1 SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS SRCRHTARYg DOROTHY KNOLL, PRESIDENTg BECKY OLLEN, T1EASbRLg DENNIS SANTISTEVAN, VICE-PRESIDENTQ JOHNNY JENKINS. 771 SIXTH GRADE ROW 1: PHYLLIS xNDRE1N, RxY 5ACA, ROFYIE BINGEL, PEGGY BOBST, ROY Guild, CARL G LLEGOS. ROW 2: ERNIE GAVLEGOS, IVAN GxLLEGOS, M.RY D. GLLLEGOS. DIANNA GIROUO, JINVY GUWULE. ROW 3: BILLY UOFFMAV, JEAV HURD, CAROL KEECH, CAROLYN KLLMEVTS. ROM M: ELICIO LOVATO, RAYMOVD ROY, DONxLD ROYBRL, VRNGIE SRNTISTBVAN, Ap J. SHILLING. Row S: ROGINA J,-RLr,s, MARY P. wH1TE, MELVIIY WILEMON. FIFTH GRADE ROW 1: MIKE ANDREATTA, JERhY BACA, STEPHFV BEABTR UAYY AVN JL L ' r an BONAVIDA ELNER CORDOVA, JERRY CRAMFORD. , ROW 2: TONNY GALLEGOS, DMRIE GURULE, NIRIAN KOLEGO, KAY KOLZ, LORETTA LARSON. ROW 3: ANGELA LOVATO, JACK OLSEN, GERALDINE SALAZAR, DANNY SALFISBERG. ROW L: GENE SLADE, CAROLINE TOOKEY, KARJORIE TUGGLE. ROW 55 DENNIS WELLS, DONALD WELLS, GARY YOUNG FOURTH GRA DE ROW 1: SUE BINGEL, MARVIN BLACKMORE, GLORIA CHAVEZ, ROBERT FORBES, VERA GALLEGOS. ROW 2: GILBERT GARCIA, AUDREY GRINER, BRENDA MCCLUSKEY. ROW 3: DELMA RIVERA, JR. RIVERA, TEDDY ROY, RUBEN SALAZAR, ADELIA SANTISTEVAN. ROW L: BILLY SMITH, CJARLES TOOKEY, ROY WELLS. ROW 1: PATRICIA ADEE, ANDY ARCHULETA, PATSY RAE BRYAN, CLIFTON CRAIN LOIS DROBNICK. ROW 2: ROBERT GONZALES, TOPMY KOLZ, SHARON LARSON, BOB LOVATO. ROW 3: ABEL ROYBAL, KATY SALAZAR, RUDY SALAZAR. ROW L: DEAN SHILLING, JOHNNY VELARDE, CHESTER WILEMON SECOND GRADE ROW 1: ODELIA ARCHULETA, TEDDY ATENCIU, LORA LEE BAUDINO, GEORGE BINGEL, MARILENE CRAWFORD, GEORGE DAVIDOVICH ROW 2: JUDY GARCIA, SHARON HEIDY, FRANK HITTI, KAREN KETTLE, TONY MCELROY ROW 3: MARILYN PULVER, LILA LEE ROGERS ROW 4: ANDREW SALAZAR, SHERRY ANN SLADE, SHERRY STENARD, GEORGE TOOKEY, ARTHUR TUGGLE ROW 5: LINDA VOEHRINGER, BENJAMIN WHITE, PATRICIA WILEMON, PATRICIA WILLIS, GAIL YOUNG, THOMAS ZANONI ROW 1: NELLIE ADEE, JANE ATENCIO, CAROL BACA, ROY BACA, SHARON BACA, ROBERT CAINE. ROW 2: JERRY CRAIN, LORIE CRAWFORD, STEVE DAVIDOVICH, FRANCES GALLEGOS, LORELLA GALLEGOS. ROW 3: ROBERTA GALLEGOS, JODY JARAMILLO, DANNY KETTLE, GORDON LANE. ROW I+: GILBERT MARTINEZ, PAT RIVERA, DIANA ROYBAL, PRI!-IO SEGAFREDO ROW 52 JIMMY SMITH, LEROY STOLLSTEIMER, BENNIE TOMASI, CAROL 'IUMASL ROW 6: FRED TUGGLE. IIJNNA WILLIS. F i F F 4 GQ I1 Trfifs B4sKaTb4H SN4 ps Q A U L swfu L Gr-7 F 'I 'Y J w r L I n 1 I W E 'Ps xml? a Q-WE's, :IEE KYAHEFQ N H Ba kethall Team FRONT ROW: Tommy Burchfield, Mgr., Billy Klements, Don Girodo, - Vaughn Larson, Darnall Zanoni, Tommy Sandell. Back Rowt Marshall Martinez, Jim Cole, Andy Gallegos, Pete Gurule, Max Gurule, Mr. Crain, Coach. .. l-W- H n Ba kethall Team FRGHT ROW: Paul Volique, Norman Rathmell, Roy Franca, Chas McDonald. BAJK ROW: Paul Luecro, Billy Knoll, Mr. Crain, Coacn. 'ae 42 ,,.,,, 24 .,,1',p, ,. All I,eague Team Member BILLY KLEMENTS, HONORABLE MENTION5 DONALD GIRODO, ALL LEAGUE TEAMg VAUGHN LARSON, ALL LEAGUE FQAMQ JIM COLE, HONORAJLE MENTION3 MAX GURULB, HONORAJUL MENTION3 COACH, MR. CHAIN. -In L ' 5' i Ba ehall Team ROW 1: JIM COLE, ANDY GALLEGOS, TOMMY BURCHFIELD, BILLY KNJLL, PAUL LUCERO, ROY FRANCHS, TED CHAVIS. ROW 22 JIM HILL, PAUL VOILLLQUE, BILL KLEMENTS, DON GIRODO, VAUGHN LARSON, DARNALL ZANONI, COACH GRAIN. BASKETBALT SCORES 'Su-'55 SILVEPTON 53 TELTURIDE 33 STLVEPTON 62 OUEAV EO STLVEDTON 70 TEYLURIDE 63 STYVEPTVN h9 EAYF1EfD M3 SIPVEPTO' 55 Uwas 56 STTVEPTO' 63 WCLORES 3h STIVEFTON 56 DOVE CPEPK P8 FIVVERTON 53 IGHACIO 33 SIYVEETON 36 DAGOSA hu FTVVRRTON M1 EAYETEID 35 STfvEPTON 67 VAVFOS 26 STTVEFTON 6h DOLORES 36 STTVEPTOV 66 nwgg 55 Srfvwwwov M7 PAOOSA Su QTTVEPTON 31 UOVE CREEK 26 STTVEPTON 65 IGNAFIO 36 SIPVEPEPN 33 NANFOS M6 CONFEPENFE PLAYOFF GAME SILVEFTON lu1 Umvs A5 OvvPT'ME EASTN TOURNAMEVT STTVFPTON M2 EAVFIELD 37 SITVFETON M1 NTFS Sh HON DISTPTFT TOURNAMENT SIVVEPTON 53 BAYFTETD 52 SIIVEPTON M7 NTFS HM HC' EEG1ONAr TOVRNANBNT STLVFRTON 29 CREED M6 SEASON PRFOFD 16 w1NS 7 LOSSES GAMES PIEPD O. FREE T, 'OTAT V. Larson ?3 139 103 331 D. Girodo 19 71 26 P03 B. K1ements P2 66 72 205 J. C010 23 75 26 176 M. Guru1e P1 26 23 7m D. Zanoni 19 PM 11 57 P. Gurw1e 12 15 6 36 T. sande11 12 9 3 26 A. Ga11egos M 3 O 6 M. Martinez 1 O 1 1 U. Vo111eque 2 O FW O In Q9Hf9P9NA9 O19y the NVTYFPSH Scored 316 noints wh11e their onnonen+s Sfored 699 noints. In Over-P11 n1ay the NMTVERS scored 1172 noints to 376 for their onnanents. Fl rflulflrif V'- . . . - 9 ., ,. ,H . N t o Nnito 'wlt0n ,f nou . x 'nun' 'nuns I Iii v O Q IO l U as Blunt! Oli!!! lQlht ali! ,J u', 1-4 4 I ' x ' ' 5' ,QW 1 . -x gh' x i fllfll 9 Homemaker: of Amerika BACK ROW: Elsie Dalla, Linda Bobst, Gloria Salazar. STANDING: Miss Laura McCarrier, Soonsor. FRONT ROW: Elva Romero, Joyce Shilling, Marlene Bonavida Student Co1mc7 Virginia Brown JACK ROW: Roy Franch, Norman Rathmell, Grace Ann Roy, Don Girodo, Amaryllis Segafredo, Sandra Volique, Ervin Blackmore, FRONT ROW: Bannee Jo Loftus, David Roybal, Adrian Rivera, Max Gurula, Thelma Jenkins. Pep Cub RUW 3: LLVA RONLHO, EUuEN1A FHANCH, L1NuA BlNunL, bLOH1A SALAZAH, ANu1E uALLnGOS, EMILIE HOOK, IRLNE BACA, BECKX ULSEN Row 2: Ml5o nbny, LUCILLL SANISTLVAN, LwlSMLOLh, uoRoTu1 KNULL, MANY SALALAH, mmol uALLnuos, MARLLNL BONAVIuA, Macaw' Uls-1-LL, smmow Tom-.sc,H1, BONNIL Lowwus, ULVOTA WELLS, Mlss MCCAHHILR now 1: BETTY Fomazs, SHARON MULLIAEN, LLSIE UALLA V11-KLJINIA Baomv, ALIC1: alvum, PATTY BROWN, Kmrm KINTLHKMQCHT, LORNA ZANUNI, bANuHA OLSLN, SANUHA BELL, SAMBA VOLLLQUL, THLLMA Jnmuus X,L5 BLTTY ANNE Cheer I eade 5 ThLLMA an VICKI ANN Ba nd HOW 1: Fh.ANKIE. GHLLEGOS, I'.IKb. DJEULS, ALNNY LnhSON, TED CHAVEZ, BILL TEIGS, GA11Y S1'LC1xE.LIHIL.n, BALL GhINL.h, ILHVIN BLACKMOREJ, DAVID CAINE. HOW 2: BENNY SAL:-LZAIX, LAhhY BE:-xB1:.h, BOB KNOLL, MAhLLNE NNAVIDA, SHARON '1'ODE.SCHI, GAIL BLhNSIDE, MnhG1+.h2.'l DIS'lEL, BOBBY CAINE, ISAAC ATENCIO PHILIP I-ICCLLSMEY, JOEL. JLJNKINS. how 3: Nh. wA1'1-2, mls CULL, I:.LblL DLLLA, smnm, VULLLWUL, .w.I'f.AhYLLIS sac..1-mano, um Bhowu, LINDA wasu, Bom-.LL Jo wmus, Bnchy OLSEN, SANDM BELL. Girls Chorus TOP HOW: LLVA h0MEI10, GEDHGIA WHITE, GIN Bh0WN, JOYCE SHILLINGS, ELSIE DALLA. ETTOM Row: MR. WAITZ, SANDhA OLSEN, KATHY K1m'1z:hKNLcH'r, BE'l'TY ANI4E. rohBLs, THELMA JENKINS, LOhNA zANoN1, SANDRA BELL. D 71- w 5 i r I L I . Senior Class Plav .I 3335015 4' 3uS'-YQQP ,XX 418 , 0 4 wb -533 in Kds' rio Q.Q.v. ld' 1, --L meer! A ANN? Q I GQ A O in Z v - l j 0 H K. A .Mui I' w ' JN ' 3 1' I A5 j . T , b , M944 47 9 7- 1 is J b cab 'Q' V Q. b Q99 - N . xx , Y W . . . , Q 4 Y -fn? V K N so Q n ' if Aj ' 3 we ,fgsgaf A W. - 1- , , +1 - , 3 x 'F N - 4 ' Q, , H ,l I cl 4' . 'I . 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Now that the doors of Qnod old S. H. S. are closlnf, we realize mvre and noro what high school Means to us. Ne nr! vory proud to oe one of tno jradnntiny rlu sun of Silvlr- to High School. We hope t1nL the Future QPHdUHtt? hold rho honor of vrzduutlr' frov Silvurtvn as h11 and an proud as the Class of l9yy do. We wlll trjf. to use our ymxrsw ol' Cllllffllfl nz an the stepnlng stone to the fnluro alum the sincere nope that we will succeed, We the Senior Class nf lloo o HFarewell!H Motto: Colors Flower: Song: 'Not finished Green and Nh Red Rove. HYnu'll Never --just oo5un. -X .L tc. Nnlk Alono.H 6' 4 4 gg O B . nrrflfil n 'RQM KMAK Semiccmfs Qf 55 Prem Qihlli Efigik Naikizmmaull Eamlk We Specialize IN BANKING BY NIAIIN U1?an Colqwado . 3O K W liwlflwfi 57, Demem MQIEQK CQ, Du RANGO COMRADO g CAP- M woo ownfnuos 22.2.9 SLB AVE 4 PAMQ 150 SEE GRAHAM FOR Eli: REPAIR SERVICE ,qi ON ALL AUTOMOBILES AND TRUCKS TUNE-UP8ALL General Repairin 9 WORK GUARA NT E ED BI l.lj'C3 RA HA VI Owner CALL I606'V 700 ?.dAve. DURANGOXC ole. Q5mbnen'uQ 5 VNfhEI?EP4JU CAA! Shop M677 Ccwffnffvcs 7 77 M A TN D Perm! Cleaners xx ff Q -X T ff 1 f Ti i E Z X S - Q f X W' XX ' ,. fig O gui! Avi 73AonQ sf? 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