Snyder High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Snyder, CO)

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JUNIORS

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a pair of dark glasses, I see a young girl busily jotting down notes on a short hand tablet. It is Linda Williams. She said she planned to go to business school, but who would have thought she would become a private secretary to the U. S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia? I watch, the rippling sands turn to drifting snow. The gliding limou- sine stretches upward to become a blocky two-story dormitory. We move toward an upstairs window, and come to focus in a little 9 x 12 room. There at her desk in the corner sits Ella Mae Baughman, shivering in spite of the heat that can be seen radiat- ing from her little coal heater. She is pouring intently over her Jamison-Faucet and Brown commentary on the Bible. A colorful jacket laid carelessly on the bed tells us that Ella Mae has realized her fondest dreams. She is a student at Prairie Bible Insti- tute in Alberta, Canada. As I take in the scene, she turns and greets me softly. Even as I lean forward to answer, the picture begins to fade. We are moving toward a col- lege campus. The pepper trees, the palms, the beautiful shrubs, and displays of roses and poinsettias tell me that this is California. Yes, I see the sign welcoming us to the Nazarene College in Pasadina. There is a familiar figure hurrying toward the library, loaded up to the chin with important looking books. I'd know that stride anyplace. It couldn't be anyone else than Ava Thompson, intent on the pursuit of higher learning. I watch until there's nothing left but the murky gloom inside a life- less crystal ball. With a sigh I force myself back to the world of today, the year of our Load, Ninteen hundred and sixty . . . Kenny Skraback wills his adventures at Boys' State to Walter Amack. Paul Wolever wills his ability to get along with the teachers to Jeff McCurdy. Kenny Becker wills all of his old history exams to Van Clay. Linda Williams wills her loudness to Sharon Peterson who is so quiet? Don McFall wills his promptness to Daniel Reyez who is never on time. Ella Mae Baughman wills her office job to Dianne Young. Larry Held wills his big feet to Sharon Roth. Ava Thompson wills her ability to study to Adelbert Kumke. Kenny Skraback wills his persistenceness to Carolyn Clauson. Paul Wolever wills his ability to change the subject to Johnny Barbosa. Kenny Becker wills his excuses for staying out of school to Bob Holzworth. Linda Williams wills her largeness to James Thompson. Don McFall wills his co-operative spirit to Karen Williams. Larry Held wills his attendance medal to Sharon Anderson until he can afford a diamond. Ella Mae Baughman wills her quietness to Linda Keener who is SO violent. Ava Thompson wills her long hair to Twyla Bishop. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1960 WILLS ITS WONDERFUL TRAITS, OLD GUM, AND SUN FLOWER SEEDS TO ANYONE WHO WANTS THEM.

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A OFFICERS n SPONSOR D Sponsor - MR. GREENWALD Secretary-Treasurer - SHARON ANDERSON Vice President - TWYLA BISHOP President - DIANNE YOUNG