Snyder High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Snyder, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

I I w Out production of this annual c.nlminates fout high school years of activities, ambitions,assignments, disappomtments, feats, deadlines, aspirations, development, accomplishments and scholarship. It is our hope that we have put into this book the events most outstanding and most memorable to you. Our thanks to all who have helped us portray our school life through the pictures and the printed page. Dedication We, the Class of 1958, dedicate this, our annual, to you, Mr. Mag- nuson, as a token of appreciation for the patience and understanding you demonstrated during your days atS. H. S. You gave us so much of your time and help in your own wonderful way. It is with sincerest thanks and best wishes that we ded- icate this to you. JOYCE BISHOP Business Manager NORMA HEAGNEY Art and Ad Editor LINNEA PETERSON Editor MEDINA RENO Assistant Editor Seated: Medina Reno, Mrs. Ernest, sponsor; Linnea Peterson. Standing: Norma Heagney, Jay Pierce, Ronnie Gleason, Wesley Bass, James Arroyo, Joyce Bishop. cS uper in ien cfen m essape Orchids to the Pioneer Staff and their sponsor, Mrs. Jessie Ernest. By constant, earnest endeavor, you have in this book some measure of reward. Albert Greenfield once said: For me, hard work represents the su- preme luxury of life. How true that axiom is can only be appreciated by those that have actually created or produced something of which they are proud. We are living in a scientific age of electronics, missiles, and Sputniks. A time when our future citizens must, if they are to meet the challenge, have superior technical training. Students of our high schools will need to develop greater skills in those basic fields of English, languages, mathematics, and the sci- ences. To be proficient in these will require common sense, integrity, pa- tience, devotion, a clear mind and hard work Best wishes to the Pioneer Staff. May your future bring you success. O. W. GARNETT ........... v.v.v.v.v.eH «- H MARGARET PIERCE MARY HELLYER AUGUST CLAY cl Gusiocfii i______ MR. CLYDE FOILES President MR. ROY BAUGHMAN Secretary MR. ROBERT KNAUS Treasurer School Jioarcf MR. 0. W. GARNETT Superintendent Geometry, Algebra MRS. JESSIE ERNEST Commercial Dept. English I, II MR. JOSEPH BRUNELLI Coach, Shop History, Mathematics MR. LOWELL WOODWARD Junior High Coach Science Department MRS. ED WIN A BRUCE English 111, IV Music Department 5 c lenior ( fass Officers President, WES BASS; Vice President, JOYCE BISHOP; Secretary-Treasurer, NORMA HEAGNEY. CLASS COLORS Azure and Silver CLASS FLOWER Azure Carnation CLASS MOTTO In ourselves our future lies. Compliments of BRUSH FLORAL and GREENHOUSE MR. O. W. GARNETT Sponsor WESLEY F. BASS Wes Class President 4 Class Vice President 2 Student Council Vice President 4 Student Council Rep. 1,2 SPOTLIGHT Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Plays 1,2,3,4 S Club Vice President 4 S Club Historian 3 Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 JOYCE D. BISHOP Mickie Class Vice President 4 Class Treasurer 1 Student Council Secretary- Treasurer 4 Student Council Rep. 2,3 SPOTLIGHT Co-Editor 3 Annual Business Manager 4 Class Plays 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Pep Club President 4 Pep Club 1,3,4 Cheerleader 4 FRANKLIN J. PIERCE lay Student Council Rep. 3 SPOTLIGHT Staif 3 Annual Staff 4 Football 4 Baseball 3 Class Plays 2,3,4 Compliments of Public Service-Company NORMA J. HEAGNEY Peanuts Class Secretary-Treasurer 4 Class Secretary 3 Student Council Rep., 2 Chorus 1,2,3 Librarian 1,2,3,4 SPOTLIGHT Staff 3 Annual Art and Ad Editor 4 Class Plays 3 Pep Club 1.2.3,4 CLIFFORD D. BAILEY Bud SPOTLIGHT Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Plays 2,3,4 LINNEA L. PETERSON Skeet Student Council President 4 Student Council Secretary- Treasurer 2 Class President 1 Class Secretary 2 Class Treasurer 3 SPOTLIGHT Co-Editor 3 Annual Editor. 4 Librarian 1,2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 2,3,4 Homecoming Queen 4 Class Plays 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Compliments of Stickney's Inc. RONALD D. GLEASON Ron Class President 3 Student Council Rep. 2 Football 2,3,4 Basketball 2 Baseball 2,3,4 Class Plays 2,3,4 S Club 2,3,4 S Club President 4 Bus Driver 4 SPOTLIGHT Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Homecoming King 4 Basketball Manager 3 MEDINA L. RENO Neen” Class Treasurer 2 Student Council Rep. 1,2,4 Pep Club Reporter 3 Chorus 1,2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 SPOTLIGHT Artist 3 Annual Assistant Editor 4 Class Plays 2,3,4 JAMES S. ARROYO Rujo Student Council Rep. 4 Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Class Plays 2,3,4 S Club 1,2,3,4 SPOTLIGHT Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Outstanding toy and Otr J)af)(j Pictures James Wesley Bud Joyce Ronnie Norma Senior Gfa ss Propnecu Let us now take a look into the future and see how the Senior Class of '58 will have prospered by 1968. JOYCE BISHOP, after graduation from S.H.S. , attended United Business College in Florida. After quickly completing the course, she flew to Paris, France, to attend Madame Renault's School of Beauty. Following graduation here, she worked a short time at the small hair-styling shop owned by Pierre Angenille. Her suave and handsome boss, at first impressed by Joyce's efficiency, soon began to notice her other assets. They were married and now have a large Beauty Salon in Hollywood, California, where Joyce cares for two young Pierres and manages books for her prosperous husband. JAY PIERCE, upon receiving his long-desired diploma, decided to celebrate by joining the Navy. Serving his term and receiving his discharge, Jay took a much-needed vacation - on a hunting trip to the mountains. Here, on a wild hunch, he borrowed a geiger counter and while hunting, he discovered - you guessed it - uranium! Now, besides being a co-partner in a large super-service station, Jay owns one of the largest uranium mines in the country. LINNEA PETERSON has been as successful in the world as she was in high school. She, too, attended business college, and after graduation, worked for a time as secretary in a law office. Though highly successful here, she decided to try for something more exciting and colorful. Receiving excellent references from her previous employer, she was able to get a job in the office of a movie contracting agency. Because of her excellent work, Skeet’s position was rapidly advanced, and now she is private secretary to the handsome president of the agency. NORMA HEAGNEY is now Mrs. Don Brunker. Following their marriage and quick (but exciting) honeymoon, Norma left with Don for the Marine Base in California. Falling in love with ser- vice life, Norma surprised everyone by joining the Women Marines. Because of her many abilities, Norma was given an office job, was soon promoted, and now is Art and Ad Editor of the Service Women’s Gazette. Norma's career has not hindered her from being with her husband and together they have traveled. We are not surprised that BUD BAILEY, who never cared much for society, sought a job where he would be away from the milling throngs. Because of these anti-social leanings, Bud volun- teered to ride the first rocket to outer space. Now, on still, clear nights, one may hear the beep-beep of Bud's inter-planetary transmitter from his observation station on Mars. JAMES ARROYO, after writing an essay on Why I Would Like To Be The Foreign Ambassador to Brazil, was quite surprised and pleased when he was actually offered the job in this far off land. Now, intermingled with his good will obligations, James finds time to hunt big game and to teach kangaroos to box. One might say that RONNIE GLEASON truly has gas in his blood. After graduation, Ronnie worked for a time at a large service station in Denver, soon was made co-partner, and finally he became sole owner. His business continued growing until now he is a big oil magnate, re- siding with his family on their three-county estate in Texas. WESLEY BASS, after graduating with high honors from New York State Agricultural College, decided to put some of his new found scientific knowledge to work. His experiments proved to be very successful and he was paid a large sum by the government for the use of his ideas. This was only the beginning of success for Wesley. He now is the owner of two Cadillacs, landlord of a six-thousand acre wheat ranch, president of Modern Agriculturists, Incorporated, a nation- wide union of wheat farmers, and a proud family man. MEDINA RENO graduated from Chicago Art Institute last spring, following four years of univer- sity training in Boulder. She signed a contract with VOGUE MAGAZINE the next day as assistant to the Fashion Director. She now resides in New York City on the twenty-fifth floor of an ex- clusive apartment building from which she has a breathtaking view of the night-lights of the city. Upon arrival, her maid will greet you at the door of her nine-room suite. Medina Reno wills her ability to concentrate to Elizabeth Arroyo. James Arroyo wills his shortness to George Honebein who could use it. Bud Bailey wills his ability to sleep in class to Jerry Korthuis. Jay Pierce wills his love for geometry to Paul Wolever for future use. Ronnie Gleason wills his school bus job to Nina Chandler. Wesley Bass wills his athletic ability to Kenneth Skraback. Norma Heagney wills her artistic talent to Twila Bishop. Joyce Bishop wills her happy disposition to Paul Vondy who never smiles. Linnea Peterson wills her ability to get A's to Joe Reyez who gets so few. Medina Reno wills her poise to Larry Held. James Arroyo wills his black hair to Dianne Young. Bud Bailey wills his strong silent disposition to Charles Bass. Jay Pierce wills his kitchen privileges to Barton Woodward. Ronnie Gleason wills his football ability to Walter Gill. Wesley Bass wills his height to Jimmie Hastings who has so little. Norma Heagney wills her library job to Ella Mae Baughman. Joyce Bishop wills her pretty voice to Shirley Criswell. Linnea Peterson wills her cheerleading ability to Floyd Straily who would look so cute in a short skirt. Medina Reno wills her small waist to Mr. Garnett, provided he will accept. James Arroyo wills his ability to break his glasses to Keith Larson. Bud Bailey wills his English themes to Sharon Peterson. Jay Pierce wills his job at Jake's to Betty Criswell. Ronnie Gleason wills his love letters to Ralph Bishop. Wesley Bass wills his classroom capers to Linda Williams. Norma Heagney wills her bookkeeping to Myma Krehmeyer. Joyce Bishop wills her infectious giggle to Ava Thompson who is so serious. Linnea Peterson wills her lunch-money blues to anyone who will take them. The Senior Class of 1958 will all their old chewing gum, peanut shells, book reports, themes, tests, notebooks, and pencils to the Senior Class of 1959. RALPH BISHOP, President; BARTON WOODWARD, Vice President; BETTY LAMB, Secretary-Treasurer, not shown. MRS. JESSIE ERNEST Sponsor RALPH BISHOP NINA CHANDLER BETTY CRISWELL PAUL VONDY BARTON WOODWARD DIXIE SKINNER Seated: Nina Chandler, Barton Woodward, Betty Criswell, Dixie Skinner. Standing: Keith Larson, Floyd Straily, Ralph Bishop, Mrs. Ernest, Larry Baughman, Paul Vondy. sophomores ELLA MAE BAUGHMAN Secretary-Treasurer KENNY BECKER Vice President MYRNA KREHMEYER President C 20 more op veers Compliments of JOHN N. RAMSEY opAt omores Ella Mae Baughman Kenneth Skraback Elizabeth Arroyo Ava Thompson Bert Hardy Linda Williams Shirley Criswell Paul Wolever George Honebein Jerry Korthuis Walter Gill Kenny Becker Myrna Krehmeyer Larry Held Donald McFall freshmen Vice President, SHARON ANDERSON; Secretary-Treasurer, DIANNE YOUNG; President, SHARON PETERSON. MRS. EDWINA BRUCE Sponsor Compliments of JOHN N. RAMSEY Carolyn Clauson Dianne Young Sharon Anderson Lee Thompson Karen Williams Daniel Reyez Carole Headley Gerald McCracken Joyce Heermann Van Clay Louise Pettyjchn David Honebein Carol Vondy Seven 2 Sammy Arroyo Fred Krehmeyer Joyce Gilbert Beverly Heagney Gwen Green Junior Wehrer Bob Holzworth David Williams Wilbur Dennis John Wehrer Rose Baker Dale Wahlert Sharon Roth John Barbosa Jeffrene McCurdy elementary Peggy Baughman Sandra Bailey Bobby Summers Neomi Arroyo Joe Krehmeyer Karen Beck Ruth Bishop Virgil Williams Pearl Pedersen Esther Reyez Mrs. Edith L. Peterson Tifi i ancf S x A Clarence Dennis Jean Pedersen Kenneth Houston Nancy Funk Ricky Woodruff Dale Thompson Lucille Dobner Leonard Heagney Mavis Baughman Robert Wills Robert Knaus Linda Lebsock Marlin Pettyjohn Mary Deitz Gary Foiles Cathie Williams Jerry Honebein Lynn McFall Jane Vondy Susan Gibbs Ronald Peterson Barbara Green Lois Williams PHOTO NOT AVAILABtf 0 lircf David Alexander Jeanine Frazell Danny Yzaguirre Dean Frazell Val Clay Linda Heagney Marvin Bishop Richard Reyez Billy Baughman Joe Chandler Margaret Carlson Scott Leis Larry Foiles Robbie Hastings Jacquilyn Held Gary Peterson Kathleen Schippert Chuck Vondy Mary Louis Norman Wills Janet McCurdy Harold Vondy Marla Vancil Linda Lake Michael Reno Edward Honebein Ernest Bass Barbara Pettyjohn Christine Yzaguirre Mike Woodruff Marvin Dennis Hairl Pettyjohn Linda Wahlert Second ?irst Darlene Vondy Joe Heagney Maren Kay Christensen James McCurdy Debra Hastings Alan Harryman Linda Dennis Timmy Horacek Mary Reyez Harry Thompson Lynn Morrison Larry Pettyjohn Georgia Held Tony Carlson Stanley Knaus SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Jfomecominy Ronald Gleason KING Linnea Peterson QUEEN Compliments of BROWN'S GAS and ELECTRIC 0 organizations Joyce Bishop Linnea Peterson Wesley Bass Secretary-Treasurer President Vice President Student Council First row; J. Brunelli, L. Peterson, J. Bishop, W. Bass. Second row; E. Arroyo, C. Bass, K. Williams, S. Arroyo, J. Wehrer, M. Reno, J. Arroyo. Third row; S. Peterson, M. Krehmeyer, N. Chandler, J. Korthius, F. Straily. Cheerleaders: Twila Bishop, Lituiea Peterson, Joyce Bishop, Sharon Peterson, Betty Criswell. First row: Ellen Dennis, Carolyn Clauson, Linda Williams, Myrna Krehmeyer, Mrs. Ernest, Sponsor. Second row; Sharon Anderson, Norma Heagney, Dianne Young, Medina Reno, Ella Mae Baughman. G£e er e a r ers JOYCE BISHOP TWILA BISHOP BETTY CRISWELL LINNEA PETERSON SHARON PETERSON “c5” CfuS Officers MR. BRUNELLI WESLEY BASS RONNIE GLEASON RALPH BISHOP Sponsor Vice President President Secretary-Treasurer “cS” GU Seated: Wesley Bass. Ronnie Gleason. Ralph Bishop. Standing: Barton Woodward, Paul Vondy, James Arroyo. Seated: Mrs. Edwina R. Bruce, Director. Front row: Betty Criswell, Dixie Skinner, Sharon Anderson, Twila Bishop, Dianne Young, Carolyn Clauson, Ellen Dennis. Back row: Ava Thompson, Linnea Peterson, Joyce Bishop, Shirley Criswell, Sharon Peterson. Seated: Ellen Dennis, Mrs. Bruce, Librarian, Norma Heagney. Stand- ing: Myrna Krehmeyer, Linda Williams, Ava Thompson, Twila Bishop, Shirley Criswell, Ella Mae Baughman, Carolyn Clauson, Sharon Peter- son, Sharon Anderson, Dianne Young. Gl Front row: W. Bass, J. Korthuis, R. Bishop, W. Gill, L. Held, K. Larson. Second row: Mr. Brunelli, P. Vondy, B. Woodward, R. Gleason, J. Arroyo. football LARRY HELD RALPH BISHOP WESLEY BASS KEITH LARSON BART WOODWARD WALTER GILL RONNIE GLEASON PAUL WOLEVER JERRY KORTHUIS RALPH BISHOP LARRY HELD Kneeling: Ralph Bishop, James Arroyo, Paul Wolever, Barton Woodward, Kenneth Becker. Standing: Paul Vondy, Larry Held, Wesley Bass, Keith Larson, George Hone- bein. Coach Brunelli. Kneeling: Lee Thompson, Van Clay, Dale Wahlert, David Williams. Standing: Gerald McCracken, George Baker, Daniel Reyez, David Honebein, Junior Wehrer. 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