Snyder High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Snyder, CO)

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Outstanding toy and Otr J)af)(j Pictures James Wesley Bud Joyce Ronnie Norma

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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

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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.