Snyder High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Snyder, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1956 volume:

Published by the SENIOR CLASS of SNYDER HIGH SCHOOL Snyder, Colorado Standing: Mrs. Brunelli, Sponsor; Timothy, Dick, Bill, Luella, John, Gene, Dorothy, Donna. Sitting: Marlene, Jean Ann, Marilyn, Janice. Foreword The mind is a wonderful machine. It need but be just re- freshed and incidents can again be revived in their former clarity. As you turn the pages of this edition of the PIONEER we hope that it will bring back those cherished memories of Snyder High School. OUR MARILYN Dean Lamb will long be remembered for his sunny smile, his interest and popularity in the school and com- munity, and for his talents. After joining our class in the seventh grade, he worked his way into the hearts of his classmates, fellow students, and teachers. We were saddened by the news of his death on Sunday, July twenty- fourth, nineteen hundred and fifty four, but our halls are still ringing with the sound of his laughter and song. We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-six, in loving memory, dedicate this edition of the PIONEER to our cherished classmate. Superintendent ’s Message Orchids to the 1955-56 PIONEER staff and their sponsor, Mrs. Joseph Brunelli. In this new and beautiful edition you have recorded many of the highlights of our school. Now and in the years to come these events will be pleasant to recall and their intrinsic value will long be treasured. You seniors have indeed demonstrated the true value of all seniors before you that have worked as PIONEER staff mem- bers and continued to make improvements and refinements in this publication. I am especially proud of you and of your success in develop ing culture, social graces, and scholarship. So again I say, Orchids to the PIONEER staff and Senior Class of 1955-56. O. W. Garnett HELEN FUNK, GENE HALL, AUGGIE CLAY, MRS. COOK MARGARET PIERCE, MARY HELLYER, and PEARL PERKINS Cooks Behind the Scenes AUGUST CLAY Custodian N School Board MR. WAYNE THOMPSON-- President MR. CARL WILLIAMS-- Secretary MR. ROBERT KNAUS-- Treasurer MRS. JOSEPH BRU NELLI-- Commercial MR. ELMER WILLIAMS Science and Junior High MRS. ROBERT GRIESE Social Studies Music MR. O.W. GARNETT-- Superintendent Math MRS. EDWINA BRUCE-- English, Library MR. JOSEPH BRU NELLI-- Coach and Shop Faculty SOPHOMORES Left: Betty Lamb, Secretary-Treasurer; Mrs. Robert Griese, Sponsor; Paul Vondy, Vice President; Barton Woodward, President. FRESHMEN Lower left: Marilyn Forrest, Treasurer; Dorothy Baker, Secretary; Donna Prangley, Vice President; Jean Ann Pierce, President; Mr. O. W. Garnett, Sponsor. Upper right: Wesley Bass, Vice President; Marlene Anderson, President; Linnea Peter son, Secretary; Medina Reno, Treasurer; Mrs. Joseph Brunelli, Sponsor. JUNIORS Lower right: Les Funk, President; Janyce Funk, Secretary-Treasurer; Bill Tompkins, Vice President; Mrs. Bruce, Sponsor. SENIORS JEAN ANN PIERCE Expert on Angels Class President 1-2-4, Vice President 3; Pep Club 1- 2-3-4; Pep Club President 4; Pep Club Vice President 3; Glee Club 1-2-4; Band 1-2; Spotlight Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Plays 3-4; Librarian 3. JANICE ELOIS BAILEY Loves Bell Bottom Blues Spotlight Co-Editor 3; Annual Assistant Editor 4; Spotlight Reporter 1-2; Student Council 2-3; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 1-4; Band 2; Class Plays 2-3-4. DONNA FAYE PRANGLEY Little Miss High and Mighty Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2-4; Band 1-2; Spotlight Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Plays 2-3-4; Cheerleader 3-4. DOROTHY MAE BAKER Partial to Brown Eyes Class Secretary 3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Pep Club Treasurer 4; Glee Club 1-2-4; Band 2; Spotlight Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Plays 2-3-4. MARILYN JOYCE FORREST Ever Been Teased Class Treasurer 1-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Pep Club Secretary-Treasurer 3; Pep Club Secretary 4; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Glee Club Quartet 1; Glee Club Sextet 2; Glee Club Accompanist 2-3-4; Spotlight Co-Editor 3; Annual Editor 4; Student Council Vice President 3; Class Plays 3-4. MARLENE LAVAE ROTH It’s Fudge and Com Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 3-4; Glee Club 1-2- 4; Class Plays 2-3-4; Class Treasurer 2; Spotlight Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Band 1-2. LUELLA FERN BISHOP Always Smiling” Class Secretary 1-2; Class Treasurer 3; Spotlight Staff 3; Class Play 2-4; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Glee Club Secretary-Treasurer 3; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1-2-3. TIMOTHY ARROYO Bright Eyes Pep Club 2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2-4; Band 3; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; Spotlight Staff 3; Class Plays 3-4. RICHARD DALE FUNK They Call Me Hawkeye Band 1-2; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Class President 3; Vice President 1-2; President of Student Council 4; ”S Club 4; Baseball 2-3-4; Track 2-3; Spotlight Staff 3; Annual Staff 4. EUGENE MONROE HALL Ladies' Man Student Council Rep. 4; Basketball 4; Football 3-4; Baseball 3-4; Track 2-3-4; Bus Driver 4; S Club 4. ft If, WILLIAM DUANE BECK Crewcut and Baby Blue Eyes Spotlight Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Plays 2-3-4; PE 1-2-3-4. JOHN WILLIAM GILMER Eat Drink and Be Merry Basketball 1-2-3-4; S Club 4; Baseball 1-2; Spot- light Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Plays 2-3-4. Outstanding Girl and Boy Jean Pierce and Dick Funk were chosen by the Snyder High School faculty this year as the Outstanding Senior Girl and Senior Boy. They were chosen because of their ac- ademic averages, leadership, personal interests and efforts to improve the standards of our school. Jean has been well liked by everyone throughout her years at Snyder because of her sweet smile and friendly personality. Dick has taken part in activities, organizations, and student government and was a student council representative that went to the State Student Council Convention. Jean and Dick, because of your many accomplishments, faithfulness, and loyalty to our school, we are proud to acclaim you as Outstanding Girl and Outstanding Boy of the 1956 Senior Class. Seniors LUELLA BISHOP TIMOTHY ARROYO DONNA PRANGLEY JEAN ANN PIERCE MARILYN FORREST BILL BECK JOHN GILMER 1956 RICHARD FUNK MARLENE ROTH GENE HALL DOROTHY BAKER Miami, Florida May 1966 Dear Mrs, Brunelli, The Class of 1956 held their first reunion in Snyder, Colorado, last week, I thought you might be interested to know what has become of us. I’ll give you a short resume'. After leaving Snyder, I stopped off in Chicago where I attended court before re- turning to my home in Miami, Florida. I'm thinking of giving up my job as a lawyer to devote more time to my husband. Bub Kubal, and my two boys and little girl. The former Jean Pierce finally married Billy Thompson and they now own a chain of Safeway stores. Between taking care of their two little boys and doing bookkeeping for their business, Jean is kept quite busy. Dick Funk finally won the heart of Wilella Brown after he convinced her that he wouldn't roll any more cars. By the way, they own a 66 DeSota with plenty of room for their six boys and girls. Mrs. Honebein, the former Marilyn Forrest, lives on a large cattle ranch in Texas with her hubby and four healthy boys. Marilyn is the foremost society leader in Texas. As you know, Donna Prangley was never one to make up her mind. After finish- ing Comptometer School she went on a six-week honeymoon with Leroy Toepfer. She is happy to be at home with Leroy and their blue-eyed triplets. Bill Beck, our shy classmate, owns a large, prosperous farm in Wisconsin and is engaged to a lovely lady who hails from Arizona. They plan to be married in June of ”67. After graduation from Miami Bible College in Florida, Luella and her husband, Davis Tappy, moved to Los Angeles, California, where they and their three blond-haired girls are quite happy. Luella is leaving next month to do mission- ary work for awhile in South Africa. Dorothy finally decided that Johnny Wallace wasn't the man of her dreams and she met and fell in love with Kenny Jones. Dorothy is a stenographer for C. W. Beery on a large cattle ranch while Kenny works and their three boys go to school. After several years as an airline hostess for T. W. A. the former Marlene Roth resigned. Love finally won out and she married a handsome young man from Denver. Marlene was married in the Garden of the Gods and had the most beautiful wedding ever to be had. Marlene and her husband are raising their four boys in Albany, New York. As you remember, Gene Hall was never able to make up his mind about which girl he liked best. Now that is is living in Florida where there are many beau- tiful women. Gene is having the time of his life. Gene inherited his fathers fortune so he doesn't have to work. He spends most of his time on his yacht, that lucky Gene. John Gilmer bought a partnership in the Pan American Airlines and he flies some of the planes himself. John is thinking of resigning and spending more time with his wife and two boys on their estate in Maine. I hate to cut this letter short about the class of ”56” but I just received a tele- gram from Tallahassee that I'm needed in court. I hope to hear from you soon. As ever, Janice Senior Class Will John G. wills his absence in bookkeeping to Pat and Bea who are always there. Marlene R. wills her hot temper to Enid. Timothy A. wills her good times of playing hookey to Kay Forrest. Dorothy B. wills her tardiness every morning to Mr. Williams who is always on time. Janice B. wills to Donny Beck her ability to talk so much. Marilyn F. wills her good grades to her future relative, John Honebein. Donna P. wills her catty remarks to Lida who is so quiet. Dick F. wills his student council office to Billy Tompkins. Jean Ann P. wills her boyfriends to Rhodene. Luella B. wills her quietness to Gayle Dobner. Bill B. wills his bashfulness to Leslie Funk who could sure use it. Gene H. wills his romance affairs to Eldon W. Dorothy B. wills her shorthand to any one who wants it. Timothy A. wills her long, dark hair to Janyce Funk. Donna P. wills her chewing gum to Mrs. Brunelli. Jean Ann P. wills her office position to Fay F. John G. wills his good times to Dale Criswell who is well on his way. Janice B. wills her late hours and good times to Betty Lamb. Luella B. wills her ability to DRIVE to Dale C. who needs a few Lessons. Gene H. wills his boldness to Delia who is so shy. Marlene R. wills her Denver fiances to the freshman girls. Marilyn F. wills her brains to Marvin B. who could use a few of them. Dick F. wills to Billy Chapman his good times of running errands for Mr. Garnett. Bill B. wills his deep voice to Ellen Hollinger. The senior class of 1956 do will and bequeath their good times and many abili- ties to the future seniors of good ole' Snyder High. Juniors LES BILL JANYCE MARVIN FUNK TOMPKINS FUNK BAKER President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Student Council JOHN HONEBEIN BEA LAKE LIDA McCRACKEN PAT PETERSON ENID WILLIAMS RHODENE PETTIT Student Council DON BECK BILL CHAPMAN DALE CRISWELL KAY FORREST FAY FORREST ELDON WOODWARD The Snyder Spotlight staff, consisting of mem- bers of the Junior class, did commendable work on the school paper this year. Their coverage of the news events, sports happenings, and general occur- rences of the school and the community produced a fine, interesting paper. Mrs. Brunelli--first semester sponsor, and Mr. Magnuson--second semester sponsor, are to be praised for their labor and help with the Spotlight. ” Sitting, left to right: P. Peterson, B. Lake, E. Woodward, R. Pettit, and F. Forrest. Standing: J. Honebein, L. Funk, Mrs. Brunelli, Sponsor; D. Criswell, D. Beck, B. Chapman, M. Baker, B. Tompkins, J. Funk, K. Forrest, L. McCracken, and E. Williams. Spotlight Staff PHOMORES Bud Bailey Linnea Peterson Jay Pierce Medina Reno Joyce Bishop Norma Heagney SOPIHOMOI 'S Ronnie Gleason Marlene Anderson Jim Arroyo Phyllis Beck Wesley Bass Mary Jane Dennis I I I M UI S Ralph Joe Reyez Gale Dobner Barton Woodward Ellen Hollinger Keith Larson Larry Baughman Paul Butch Vondy Ruben Reyez Sharon Anderson a,, Charles Bass Twila Bishop Carolyn Clauson Myrtle Dennis Ralph Hardy Jimmy Hastings Robert Hogge Adelbert Kumke Sharon Peterson Sarah Reyez James Thompson Dianne Young Seventh and Eighth Grades Elizabeth Arroyo Ella Mae Baughman Shirley Criswell Marion Chapman Kenneth Becker Robert Funk Walter Gill Bob Gilmer Bert Hardy George Honebein Larry Held Jerry Korthius Myrna Krehmeyer Donald McFall Kenneth Skraback Danny Baker George Baker Van Clay Sharon Dobner Joyce Heermann Carole Headley David Honebein Pat Kelly Gerald McCracken Louise Pettyjohn Mrs. Peterson Daniel Reyez Lee Thompson Carol Vondy Karen Williams Carol Harron Not Shown Fifth and Sixth Grades Sammy Arroyo Rose Baker Sandra Becker Mary Chapman Gwen Ellen Green Beverly Heagney Bob Holz worth Violet Kelly Fred Krehmeyer Jefferene McCurdy Minnie Pettyjohn Sharon Roth Dale Wahlert David Williams John Wehrer Junior Wehrer John Barbosa Joyce Porter Not Shown Compliments of FARMERS ELEVATOR Mavis Baughman Clarence Dennis Nancy Funk Leonard Heagney Third Melvin Hogge Gary Jelinek Eddie Kelly Robert Knaus Grade Roger Kumke Linda Lebsock Marlin Petty John Dale Thompson Cheriot Rusty Roma Lee Porter (Not Shown) Fourth Neomi Arroyo Sandra Bailey Peggy Baughman Karen Beck Joe Kelly Joe Krehmeyer Grade Ricky Woodruff Ruth Bishop Esther Reyez Bobby Summers Virgil Williams Compliments of INGMIRE'S TEXACO STATION Billy Baughman Barbara Becker Marvin Bishop Margaret Carlson Val Clay Marvin Dennis Larry Foiles Pat Grant Robbie Hastings Linda Heagney Jacquilyn Held Rose Kelly Scott Leis Robert Lucerne Hairl Petty John Gary Peterson Kathleen Schippert Chuck Vondy Daniel Yzaguirre Michael Porter (Not Shown) Mrs. Wilcox First and Second Grades Camelita Arroyo Marie Dixon Gary Foiles Douglas Funk Susan Gibbs Barbara Green Leslie Hogge Jerry Honebein Ronald Hunt Paulette McCracken Lynn McFall Ronald Peterson Ricardo Reyez Jane Vondy Cathie Williams Sammy Petty John Lois Williams Billy Young Compliments of SURE FINE MARKET TYPING ENGLISH CHEMISTRY ALGEBRA HISTORY Homecoming King and Queen To Celebrate Our Homecoming Victory Over the Keenesburg Skippers October 26, 1955 Snyder High School Gym To Honor the Football Players GENE HALL and JEAN PIERCE Compliments of JOHN RAMSEY Compliments of STANDARD MOTOR SUPPLY 0 SN0I1VZINV Starling at top of S : M. Forrest, Secretary-Treasurer; L. McCracken, J. Bailey, J. Pierce, President; B. Lake, D. Baker, J. Funk, R. Pettit, B. Lamb, M. Reno, K. Forrest, M. Roth, and D. Prangley, Cheerleaders. Starting at bottom of P : T. Arroyo, G. Dobner, E. Hollinger, P. Peterson, B. Criswell, P. Beck, E. Williams, M. Dennis, N. Heagney, F. Forrest, Vice Presi- dent; L. Peterson and M. Anderson, Cheerleaders. Pep Club The Pep Club girls went to the first basketball game of the '55-'56 season dressed in new uniforms--green faille skirts and white blouses. In October the Pep Club joined the S Club in sponsoring a Homecoming Dance; and in the spring they honored the teams with a basketball banquet. The ”S Club, whose members must all letter in one sport during the year, was organized in Snyder High School this fall. The S Club members, with the Pep Club girls, sponsored a Homecoming Dance in October. Money-raising projects included the sale of miniature license plate tags. Starting at top of S : Dick Funk, Marvin Baker, President; Les Funk, Gene Hall, Eldon Woodward, Ronnie Gleason, John Gilmer, Dale Criswell, Bill Tompkins, Secretary- Treasurer, Jim Arroyo. rfS” Club The Student Council, the govern- ing body, is an important factor in our school. Money from the pop machine is its main source of support. The annual Christmas Party was given by the Student Council in December During the year, they bought a movie projector which was used extensively in filming the football games. Bill Tompkins Vice President Linnea Peterson Secretary-Treasurer Dick Funk, Bill Tompkins, Linnea Peterson, Gene Hall, Timothy Arroyo, Les Funk, Marvin Baker, Rhodene Pettit, Ronnie Gleason, Marlene Anderson, Norma Heagney, Joe Reyez, Barton Woodward, Betty Criswell, Sharon Peterson, George Honebein, and Jean Pierce. Mr. Brunelli, Sponsor. 5 C T 0 u u I) N E C N I T L The newly organized club, Home Arts, has pro- gressed noticeably during its first year. A sewing machine was purchased, as well as numerous items for the kitchen. Thanks to Mrs. Griese, the girls will be more capable home-makers. M. Reno President Standing, left to right: J. Funk, Secretary-Treasurer; E. Williams, P. Peterson, Vice President; L. Peterson, E. Hollinger, Mrs. Bruce, Sponsor; R. Pettit, and N. Heagney. Sitting: B. Lake, F. Forrest, President; B. Criswell, B. Lamb, and G. Dobner. Library Club Top to right: Linnea Peterson, Marlene Roth, Marlene Anderson Donna Prangley. Cheerleaders Left to right: Marion Chapman, Charles Bass, Dale Wahlert, Sharon Anderson, Donald McFall. Band Seated, left to right: E. Hollinger, J. Funk, F. Forrest, G. Dobner, P. Peterson, M. Forrest, pianist, T. Arroyo, L. Bishop, E. Williams, K. Forrest, J. Bishop, B. Criswell. Standing: J. Pierce, J. Bailey, B. Lake, B. Lamb, M. Reno, D. Prangley, D. Baker, Mrs. Griese, Teacher, L. Peterson, M. Anderson, N. Heagney, P. Beck, M. Dennis, L. McCracken, R. Pettit, M. Roth. Girls' Chorus Even tho' our football team did not take first place in the league their first year of playing, the six ex- hibited great possibilities of doing so in the near fu- ture. The first six pictured below are: Front three, left to right: Marvin Baker, Eldon Woodward, and Dale Criswell. Back three: John Gilmer, Les Funk, and Gene Hall. Four of these are Juniors who will return next year. Coach Offensive Six Compliments of BRUSH RECREATION CENTER a 1' GENE MARVIN a JOHN LES . - RONNIE DALE ELDON SCORES Keenesburg - Snyder Weldona - Snyder Prospect - Snyder Hudson - Snyder Hillrose - Snyder JIM 20-57 28-22 46- 0 31-19 22- 0 KEITH WESLEY Compliments of DR. CHANDLER, Brush, Colorado BARTON Football Squad Above - Back row: K. Larson, R. Gleason, G. Hall, P. Vondy, W. Bass. Second row: L. Funk, M. Baker, E. Woodward, J. Honebein, D. Criswell. Front row: Mr. Brunelli, J. Arroyo, J. Gilmer, B. Tompkins, B. Woodward, D. Funk, Manager. Our Athletes Below - Standing: Mr. Brunelli, R. Gleason, J. Honebein, E. Woodward, G. Gall, D. Funk, P. Vondy, K. Larson. Kneeling: M. Baker, L. Funk, B. Tompkins, W. Bass, J. Arroyo, D. CrisweH. Front row: J. Gilmer, B. Needens, B. Woodward, R. Bishop, L. Baughman, J. Reyez. Baseball Team Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Fort Morgan Left to right: J. Arroyo, M. Baker, K. Larson, G. Hall, D. Funk, E. Woodward, P. Vondy, W. Bass, L, Funk, B. Tompkins. Basketball Left to right: B. Needens, J. Reyez, R. Bishop, B. Woodward, L. Baughman, W. Bass, P. Vondy, J. Honebein, K. Larson, R. Gleason. rB Squad Compliments of THE FARMERS STATE BANK OF BRUSH, Colorado LES ELDON GENE MARVIN PAUL Manager 51 JOHN MR. BRUNELLI Coach DICK Compliments of DR. JOHN H. RAEBER, Brush, Colorado Junior High Boys Left to right: A. Kumke, R. Hogge, R. Funk, B. Gilmer, L. Held, W. Gill, G. Honebein, J. Korthius, B. Hardy, K. Becker, C. Bass. Girls' Athletics Back row: T. Arroyo, J. Bishop, M. Reno, B. Lamb, P. Beck, M. Dennis, B. Criswell. Front row: G. Dobner, M. Roth, L. Peterson, M. Anderson, N. Heagney, E. Hollinger. Junior High Girls' Athletics Back row: S. Criswell, C. Clauson, E. Dennis, A. Thompson. Second row: S. Peterson, S. Anderson, S. Reyez, E. Arroyo. Front row: T. Bishop, E. Baughman, L. Williams, M. Krehmeyer. Compliments of STAN PAYNTER, Brush, Colorado Autographs Compliments of THE DENVER ELEVATOR 300 Edison Brush, Colorado BIG B FEEDS BRUSH FEED SEED 104 Clayton Phone 86 A. I_ DUCKWALL CO. Brush, Colorado VARIETY STORE REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Farms - -Ranches - -Business - -Homes P. B. McCAULEX Salesman Brush, Colorado Phone 83 Phone 43 MIL WOODY Has A Complete Line of Plumbing Supplies and Fixtures 515 West Edison Brush Colorado Don't Be Out of Date for Modern Styling Try BEAUTY SHOP Phone 76 411 Edison Brush, Colo. 3 3 PHARMACY Brush, Colorado T M-I. insured - SONS Phone 47 Brush, Colorado 0.1C. 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