Wellington High School - Talon Yearbook (Wellington, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1949 volume:

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X X Wage Seniors of ' 1,9 Launch that ship upon the ocean that lies before you. How may your Ship come in if you never send one out? The man or woman, who wants to reach a distant goal tomorrow, must start the trip today. 4 xx ff f X2 R. H. EYESTONE MRS. LESLIE B. Univ. Colo. DANIELS A. B. Colo. State Univ. Wyo. M. E. Colo. A:SrM Colo. ABM Coach Ph. B. Univ. Wis. Mathematics English Junior Sponsor Physics Senior Sponsor MBS. DWIGHT CARLSON Colo. ASM-USC A. B. Univ. Colo. Girls' P. E. Music, History Sophomore Sponsor MRS. JERRY SHADE So. Dakota Sgate B. S. Univ. o. Dakota F A C U L T Y Home Economics Biology Freshmen Sponsor MRS. PHILIP SNYDER Penn. State B. S. Penn. X Teachers College Comercial MRS. ALFRED GROTH R. E. NUTTER Univ. Minn. Colo. State B. A. Minn. State 0010- ABM Junior High J unior High Seventh Grade Eighth Grade Sponsor SPOHSOI' Principa.l v ff Q, .. g , ggi' 0 W-at 4-ww , sw 1 M Q X A Q -s . x s Y . or .. .' . S v ,. . .f ' . iw. .pf ,T!,..g,f.-A1575 . '- in ' Q' ' x J. -,g H x . - . H ,- . h 'L ,yy ,aff . . u fm- -.WA .,'.,,'. 5-, ,525 . ni -2'.ir., ,, - A. 5 501' 'N fn Wwnomww CAROL HATFIELD Carol was born in Wellington, July 29, 1931. Her school life was uninterrupted from the beginning of first grade in 1937 until her untimely death, October 25, 1948, as she had entered her last year in high school. While in grade school Carol enjoyed participating in plays and operettasg later in high school there were Pep Club, foot- ball and basketball banquets, class parties and picnics, freshmen initiation to claim her willing contribution. when a sophomore Carol was elected cheer leader, ranking first as a senior. Her originality, gaiety, and leadership qualities made this office an unusual success. She will long be remembered in the roles of child and teenager in D-Club productions. with her merry, helpful spirit, Carol won an enduring place in the lives of all who knew her. ROBERT STIEBEN President of Senior Class Football-4 Basketball-3 Track-3 Editor-TALON Dramatics JANICE SEVERS Secretary of Senior Class Dramatics Eagle Staff Talon Staff Glee Club G. A. A. Secretary of Pep Club REX MCCAULLEY Football-3 Basketball-A Track-4 Dramatics DONNA SCHREINER Dramatics Eagle Staff Talon Staff Student Council Treasurer of Glee Club Pep Club SENIORS LEE ARMIJO Vice-President of Senior Class Football-4 Basketball-4 Track-4. Dramatics Eagle Staff Talon Staff LEATA JOHNSON Treasurer of Senior Class Dramatics Eagle Staff Talon Staff Pep Club ELVIN DSGABAIN Basketball-4 Track-4 Dramatics Eagle Staff Talon Staff ZELLA HAUTUM Dramatics Glee Club Pep Club Eagle Staff Talon Staff GE'-5 F w 1. , U., N ,-iqffffr-,W . ., A X V f www ,aww '- fl 5J1?wmw:A:u.f H V- A i 'JW ,nw W ,dw I v 3 .re wxgitgglw Fimgw , . , . JAMES SEVERS Football-3 Basketball-3 Track-2 Dramatics Talon Staff BARBARA NEWLUN Dramatics Pep Club G. A. A. Eagle Staff Talon Staff DONALD MALLETT Football-3 Basketball-3 Track-4 Dramatics VICTOR WOLFE Football-3 Basketball-2 Track-3 Dramatics Talon Staff SENIORS LAWRENCE BLEHM Football-1 Basketball-2 Track-2 President of Student Council Talon Staff Dramatics BETTY WILSON Dramatics Pep Club Talon Staff RICHARD H IMBICHNER Football-2 Track-2 Dramatics Talon Staff DOROTHY DAVIS Dramatics Secretary of G. A. A Pep Club Glee Club Talon Staff ,ygqfffgafwf '. F2 '1- ,. V Q , .13 . ' - , iiufv 111 V 1vY'f: fI -. . ,, .1 . ,, - , 'A A'l ' . ,,, rtlltw 1 A M J? ffvf, ' A ., 1, , ,wg 3. Jgru. -M ,y H K 1 241 1 .f A- ,L- xv,-.3 wwf- . -www mn... M 1 v 1 ,W I I 1 X53 .,,., 4 fgixxf,Q 1,1 .,., V .,. . , QM, -3 E ggi . ,343 L fg Lk- MAJ... ,M t 4 . 'M- V, .. dk nw K, vm f 4' . L. 15 1 if -'JF ,f9f11,' . I ...fri . 522 ,J .,u,?Q' 1 fr, X' up ,V I ,L '.., I -, , SENIOR CLASS WILL we, the Senior Class of Wellington High School, do declare this to be our last will and testament. To the faculty, we bequeath our appreciation for all their efforts and guidance in helping us to grow up. Now that this worst-of-all class is about to disband, the teachers will have no one to occupy their attention except our unfortunate successors. To our sponsor Mrs. Daniels, we express our thanks for the friendliness and help she has given us. Lee Armijo' s last wish is that Jimmy Sinnard have his superb physique. ' Tony Blehm would like to see Gordon Nutter get his ability as a speaker. Dorothy Davis leaves her ability to get to school at 9:30 to Imogene Fabricius. Better get here at 9:15, Imogene. To Kenneth Brunz, Elvin DeGabain leaves his ability to get his studies by fair means or foul. You'll need it. Zella Hautum would like for Mary Koon to receive her out- of-town romance. To Duane Ehrlich, Richard Heimbichner leaves his great ambition. To Jo Ann Elder goes Leata Johnson' s ability to get along with the teachers. Donald Mallett leaves his ability to argue with- the teach- ers to Janet Baker. Rex McCaulley wants to see Wayne Steffen get his ability to grow a beard. Barbara Newlun leaves her flaming temper to Darlene Pierson. Donna Schreiner thinks Pauline Robison could use her loud voice. It's all yours, Pauline. 1 Buddy Booth will have it easy next year because James Severe is giving him his alibis. Janice Severs leaves her giggle to Elowese Rice. It looks as though Jack Ahlbrandt will be taller next year because Bob Stieben leaves his long legs to him. Betty Wilson leaves her ability to get out of school on Thursday to Branson Ingold. Billy Coy, Victor Wolfe is leaving you his hobby of teas- ing girls. - 4 ,, ,,, n x i , 'a 1 5- , V3-i ., 1- 2 , , 4 7 ,TS x K y v N ' iulguz -1,3 V Q ,-. un. , R ,- mf a 9.4 x , . S x ' 'fu- 16 ff , K, L F SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY We shall travel ten years into the future a.nd look in on the 1949 seniors of Wellington High School. First we find Ja.mes Severs, one time billionaire, now in New York with only a million dollars to his name. He made his fortune sel.l.ing cotton candy on Coney Island. He lost it on women. Next along our journey we see Barbara Newlun, married to a farmer. She owns a tea room complete with red curtains, home- grown omelets and fried chicken. Bob Stieben is now political campaign manager and ghost writer for the President of the United States. We will tune in our radio and listen to Janice Severs and her two sisters. They have taken the place of the Andrew Sisters on radio, stage, and screen. We find Victor Wolfe, Jr. hard at work drawing up plans for 4-lane highway connecting the important city of Wellington to Washington, D. C. Donald Mallett, traveling salesman for Tinker, Inc., is on the road demonstrating trick gadgets and novelties. We shall go down to Texas, now, and there find Lawrence, Tony, Blehm, a rich cattle rancher. He is sole owner of the great Bar-Nothing Ranch. Richard Hei.mbichner is now a very successful portrait paint- er. All the society women who pose for him fall madly in love with him. This causes a lot of trouble between the painter a.nd his fourth wife. We will return to good old Wellington where we shall see Elvin DeGabain, head mechanic, in the Lincoln Highway Garage. Leata J ohnson, wealthy widow of the recent New York stock broker, J . D. Vandelhoofer, is national president of Federated Women' s Club. Donna Schreiner caught the eye of great Hollywood Producer, David O. Selznick. She is now his personal secretary in Holly- wood. Our next visit will be Denver. Here we find Lee Armijo, famous basketball player, playing for Denver Nuggets. Lee is drawing only 81,000 a week. He is considering a job as player for Globe Trotters. They offer him 551, 500 a week. We shall now hop over to Fort Collins and find a. great beauty operator, Dorothy Davis, working in Lloyds Beauty Shop. Women from all states come to her for new styles in hair-dress- ing. Next we take 'a long trip to Africa. Here we find the big game hunter, Rex McCaulley. He owns the lower half of the continent a.nd has turned it into a game refuge. What's this? Zella Hautum is runni.ng a. nursery for small children. She always was fond of young 'uns. Last but not least is Betty Wilson. She is living in New Orleans. She is married and has twelve beautiful children. 8. p:flfgn'2:kp1v m:u-wgrvzafwwsrxfI -f 1-my .,w-'7rsf:'wng22.7,':.yggfggy':52q:sSj,Zgwwnwg5fg.tQ' v J 5, -'mi Wwlif W5 ,wh ,. fl g .f ,.. . V W' . .. ily ' 4w ',A swf, ' IWW 'HW .W A , . Klixggxg. w Q iw .xv qN.s '-K gfgga, ,N- ,Q W-uw.. K li 1 1 X +0 ff M. - 1 Nxt! . Q ' o- x X k . .fin 'X-. - o hx ,+ E.. sz - -X R51 .N WSWS: we v , . 'ff 1 1 . ti , ,, Q .w.,- I , .vs .wr .4 , g- e, , ,.,,., , K m ., 4 ':, Rf- nf,-gvlx '-L V ' . .. 1 , - JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Josephine Wagner, Jo Ann Walker, Charles Niswender, Jo Ann Elder, Darlene Pierson, Mary Koon. SECOND ROW: Mr. Eyestone, Branson Ingold, Kenneth Brunz, Imogene Fabricius, Pauline Robison, Janet Baker. CLASS OFFICERS President. . . . . . . . .Jo Ann Elder Vice President. . - -Charles Niswender Secretary. . . . . . Darlene Pierson Treasurer. . . .Josephine wagner JUNIORS The Juniors began the year with thirteen members, which must have been an unlucky number because Jo Ann Walker, Dick Bryant, and Jerry Patterson dropped out. Under Mr. Eyestone's direction, assisted by Mrs. Shade, the Juniors sponsored the carnival. It was held in the Social Center as usual and we had quite a turnout. From this and other endeavors, a fund of about one hundred and fifty dollars was accumulated. Juniors sponsored the first dance of the season, and also sold ham-hot dogs, and pop at the Junior High Tournament. The Juniors received their class rings and are they beauties The Junior-Senior Banquet was held at Ladd's Covered wagon. It was really some affairg the theme used was nHitch Your Wagon to a Star.N It was a beautiful setting in the Senior colors of lavender and white. We are all looking forward to the all school picnic because it means lots of fun and the end of school for a while. 7? V 5, K f3'iiJ1.-ZgQW?yhWE:W,q , L ' ' 'WS 5 . 1 ZS? ...f ' 'c-lg. , A 4. .ae.. -11-x'e'1'-0-9. f Xa... Q o . f,Y. v n 1558... Q 5 . a'Pf'?a k. 1 4. xxltlzi Y ' K '1 : ' umm N x11 N W 'Kr- L, SOPHOMORES n W W FIRST ROW: Dorothy Heimbichner, Rodney Havens, Harold west, Jack Ahlbrandt, Arlene Willeke, Norma Kelly. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Carlson, Doris Embree, Betty Wetzel, Shir- ley DeGabain, Hazel Douglas, Dorothy Severs, Marjorie Camerzell. THIRD ROW: Dicksie McClain, Margaret Whitman, Richard Lanning, Gordon Nutter, James Eatmon, wayne Steffen. CLASS OFFICERS President. . . . . . . . . . .Jack Ahlbrandt Vice-President. . . . . .Harold West Secretary. . . . . . .Arlene willeke Treasurer. . . . . Rodney Havens Y I 6-1 fb :Fw Q ,....- -of SOPHOMCRES We're the Mighty Sophomores, Nineteen of us you know, And as we keep on studying Our brains will grow and grow. Some times we think we're angels, But opinions of others show: We're not as smart as we think we are When our grades turn out so low. We're the Mighty Sophomores And as we toil along We think and watch and hope and pray That nothing will go wrong. We had all kinds of fun this year But as we write this page, The best of' all we liked to do was fix the Senior' s stage. We're the Mighty Sophomores, We gave some one-act plays. we think they were the best we had, In many, many days. We gave for all a Barn Dance, The tickets did go fast. So we must say good-bye to all, The end has come at last. gn u '91 5 2 Yi, xi R x f . N-Z! 4. a x , rr xv S V s , 1 ' 4 Y' a al s .E ,. 1. I . v 1 L 11,5 , Clif: fy . C 4 . ,U . 1 -X f 4 . I . 4-x ,ll-15, ., i. M Aw f. ., It F? K, L' ,Lf l aim ,,.,:, ? ,MW .., '-' MQ my-wgpmwmxzur KKK Q . s X QQ .. FRESHMEN A 5 1 'D 4 - FIRST ROW: J. D. Rice, Gene Baker, Guy Niswender, Joyce Haber- man, Carol Angell, Cassie Werner. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Shade, Betty Weinmaster, Joyce Baker, Elowese Rice, Nelda Schreiner, Roine Brunz. THIRD ROW: Buddy Booth, Billy Muirhead, Duane Ehrlich, Bill Coy, Raymond Minchow. CLASS OFFICERS President .... . . Joyce Haberman Vice-President. . . Guy Niswender Secretary .... . . Carol Angell Treasurer. . . Gene Baker VD' l- W t FRESHMEN A month after school started this year, the sophomores followed the tradition of initiating our Freshmen class. That night, to make us feel better over what they had done to us, they gave a wonderful party and school dance in our honor. Soon after, we had a class dance, which was successful. We then gave the sophomores a return party. Our next school activity was a formal dance. we have all enjoyed our freshman year, with our sponsor, Mrs. Shade. FRFSHMEN IN ITI ATION Q M9 The TALON staff wishes to thank Swanson Studios for extra service and expert work. E!! X X.-7 -f-5, , K. W . . . ,h -,-Q,-. W, -, ,,,.,J 1 1 Q 4: N 1 fn' x,,,,,Mx -E ,, . f'- N-'ntl .,, ' '3WQi1-v' . X X -g.. 3 ..,, ' .,. s f 'Q r-FQ-. A -. s ' .3 ,1 gy.. ,J-A .f x. 5 '4.v'.fc-5'-V' ' . i1 f. fg3f?f' ' A '.J n::?L,' .5 ' ..Y.f7l I ' , '17 'X'5ir.3?':ff5,fK v.-.Aff 'ififf A ' A V-,7 .. . ,-N1-Af' ' ' , v A . EIGHTH GRADE 4 n x .5 A FIRST ROW: Hazel wilson, Johnnie Whitman, Junior Rice, June Jenkins, Ada Mae Henderson, Bruce Carlson, Bobby Havens. SECOND ROW: Florence Steffen, Joyce Knox, Connie Glanz, Nellie Trisdale, Mary Trisdale, Jane Baechler, Patty Robison. THIRD ROW: Marvin Minchow, Gary Hutchison, Lawrence Farmer, Hugo Johnson, Jimmie Sinnard, Monte Davis, Mr. Nutter. CLASS OFFICERS President. . . . . . .June Jenkins Vice-President. . . . . .Junior Bice Secretary. . . . - - Ada Mae Henderson Treasurer. . . . . . . . Johnnie Whitman 7 5. I. 0 -9 -- as Q17 X 'f .a Q, , df . pf I SEVENTH GRADE as f, FIRST ROW: Barbara Steffen, Shirley Lahma.nn, Patsy Sinnard, Jack Baker, Markie Armijo, Virginia Holford. SECOND ROW: Claramae Ingold, Dorothy Johnson, Juanita Johnson, Dickie Woods, Bobby Booth, Richard Brady, Mrs. Groth. THIRD ROW: Patricia Ingold, Nancy Sinnard, Darrel Pierson, Beverly Wolfe, Bonnie Jenkins, Cornelia Poulter. CLASS OFFICERS President ......... . . . Jack Baker Vice-President. . . . .Patsy Sinnard Secretary .... . . Shirley Lahmann Treasurer. . . . . Markie Armijo V fl-5,5 f ' 1 . -V , 4, . a' r ,f B,3' ' 4 'L mf: I - I 1 t.? , .,- . - 5 .'f 1'f5 t4 ry: - uw . ,af-,' Jffr' ,X'L,L,'-uf -f ,fn ,r.,v,,.f,- -ln, ,,,l'-if - 'f,,,1-.5J.,,f, F: ff,'-'Tuff V -11,51 f'fw..,-f'x,',v -1' :ff .1 7'Qf.'1.'f', -1 IM. 'I' -2' 47,41-1-'Hg ' -' SEVENTH GRADE During the second semester of school, Dorothy Johnson, Juanita Johnson, Harold Rutherford, and Virginia Holford were added to the seventh grade roll. At the beginning of school, committees were chosen to make seasonal decorations every six weeks for our room. We have had very attractive decorations for our room, especially for the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. During the Christmas season, the seventh grade entertained the eight grade with a play and refreshments. We also had a valentine box and party. Ere:-HH emma Members of the class not pictured are Marilyn Schmer and Lela Kay LaMontine. Monte Davis has moved away. we feel we have made good progress under the careful gui- dance of our teachers. We appreciate the special interest our sponsor and teacher, Mr. Nutter, has taken in this class. A good t:i.me was had by all when the eighth grade enter- tained the seventh grade at a party. Our main ambition, of course, is to become ninth graders next year. Uqig x! ,Jf', 1- w .4-n a-and '?f? W i 'ff' ,yu-Q11 fws H., .3 rr'.,g., ,: ki- ,, 1, fa.-T f r- an QV LQ 7.4, V -W A, -vi' .4 H g l...1A,,. XV-, , , , V , N I . ' , , .- ,V .1-.fy 5 , i V. 111. '..I1 , 3' ,114 'rv .- A tfifw-'iiim J .- ' f. 4 9 - ,' qw: -fk: ik'. zf'f:- 1 . .x -W' - 'WMM uv- .vw . Y, ,fx 3535.-ja fr ,K .W fm, -ff' , mf- '.g5':a1g,.:. 41 , '5- , V,kQA , ,- .x .ff M lj? 2' iff' i mf M3 1 f 3 -E1- 1 K1 . My K e, .1 .k, -1-. fn , , Yf.z?biffvf'H ,ifzri 5 ,Q in ., lik-5' I Q me I , 4 llfgg 1. N' K' -111635 I ,L 1 fl 1' ' , F .ff 'ez-.:gig,,:,::,, Q3 K figs,-.5 Qi, ' ,api 4 , QW' 0 .P z3f.?5 ,K -A -N -A Q -' , 1 kggi v ' - x 4- ,, A, A , .f I L l. :lg ' 5. , . . , 1 A I M .3 f ' , ' 4 . f. 4 V .H Q L- . ii? 4 51 A, . ,V v,, ,A ,.AL.I': Ly V, L -. '12, 5. , M., f ,J L , V ,,,,,,,- X 1 , N .- 1 , . , .1 1 vi s 1- ' I - K. V 3 . 1 ,5 , A .Z v, , .Q l, x 11 Q W, S -. I STUDENT COUNCIL Q SEATEDz Gordon Nutter, Darlene Pierson, Mr. Eyestone, Lawrence Blehm, Joyce Haberman. STANDING: June Jenkins, Donna Schreiner, Bonnie Jenkins, Charles Niswender, Roine Brunz, Dorothy Heimbichner. Sponsor .... . . Mr. Eyestone President .... . . Lawrence Blehm Vice-President. . . . Darlene Pierson Secretary .... . . .Gordon Nutter Treasurer. . . . . Joyce Haberman Reporters. . . . . June Jenkins Donna Schreiner Bonnie Jenkins Charles Niswender Roine Brunz Dorothy Heimbichner This year our representatives, Tony Blehm and Darlene Pier- son, attended the annual state conference of sixty-eight student councils held at Colorado AXJVI College, December 6-7. They brought back helpful suggestions from exchange of ideas with other schools The banquet and dance furnished enjoyable recreation. PEP CLUB CHEERLEADERS: Marjorie Camerzell, Josephine Wagner. FIRST ROW: Virginia Holford, Barbara Steffen, Mary Koon, Patty Robison, June Jenkins, Janice Severs, Darlene Pierson, Jo Ann Elder, Donna Schreiner, Shirley Lahma.nn, Hazel Wilson, Claramae Ingold. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Carlson, Cassie Werner, Norma Kelly, Roine Brunz, Dixie McClain, Leata. Johnson, Betty Wilson, Betty Weinmaster, Connie Glanz, Janet Baker, Ca.rol Angell, Dorotlqr Severs, Nancy Sin- nard, Jo Ann Walker, Ada Mae Henderson, Barbara Newlun, Margaret Whitman, Bonnie Jenkins, Nelda Schreiner, Cornelia Poulter. THIRD ROW: Florence Steffen, Dorothy Heimbichner, Joyce Knox, Mary Trisdale, Joyce Haberman, Doris Embree, Joyce Baker, Beverly Wolfe, Shirley DeGabajr1, Hazel Douglas, Pauline Robison, Imogene Fabricius, Arlene Willeke, Zella Hautum, Dorothy Davis, Elowese Rice, Betty Wetzel, Patsy Sinnard, Patricia Ingold. President. . . . . Jo Ann Elder Secretary. . . . .Janice Severs Vice Pres. . . .Darlene Pierson Treasurer. . . .Donna Schreiner e. A. A. ... .. AAA A A FIRST ROW: Norma Kelly, Marjorie Camerzell, Darlene Pierson, Dorothy Severs, Dorothy Heimbichner, Josephine Wagner, Dorothy Davis, Cassie Werner, and Mary Koon. ' SECOND ROW: Mrs. Carlson, Margaret Whitman, Nelda Schreiner, Janice Severs, Joyce Haberman, Doris Embree, Dickse McClain, JoAnn Walker, Barbara Newlun, and Roine Brunz. THIRD ROW: Betty Weinmaster, Carol Angell, Arlene Wileke, JoAnn Elder, Hazel Douglas, Pauline Robison, Elowese Rice, Joyce Baker, and Betty Wetzell. OFFICERS FOR THE FIRST SEMESTER President - . . ' . . . .Dorothy Heimbichner Vice-President. . . . . Carol Hatfield Secretary. . . . .Josephine Wagner Treasurer. . . .Dorothy Severs OFFICERS FOR THE SECOND SEMESTER President. . . . .... . . . . . . . Marjorie Camerzell Vice-President . . . . .Pauline Robison Secretary. . . . . . .Dorothy Davis Treasurer. . . . . Doris Embree H N 1' ' I s ,, x DRAMATIC CLUB Q R A A 4 A SEATED: Josephine wagner, Leata Johnson, Barbara Newllm, Jan- ice Severs, Pauline Robison, Betty wilson, Jo Ann Walker, Donna Schreiner, Mary Koon. FIRST ROW STANDING: Mrs. Daniels, Janet Baker, Zella. Hautum, Donald Mallett, Rex McCaulley, Darlene Pierson, Lawrence Blehm, Branson Ingold, Kenneth Brunz, Imogene Fabricius. SECOND ROW STANDING: Dorotlw Davis, Jo Ann Elder, Elvin De- Gabain, Richard Hejmbichner, Charles Niswender, Bob Stieben, Victor Wolfe, Lee Armijo, James Severs. DRAMATICS The above scene from the '49 Senior Play, Little Miss Some- body, shows the pretty Cinderella heroine, Betty wilson, comfort- ing James Severs as Old Mike. He recovers from a.mnesia and proves to be her fond and wealtkv parent. Betty's selfish aunt is ably portrayed by Janice Seversg her generous uncle, Dr. John, by Lee Armijo. Victor Wolfe, young medical student, finally persuades Dorothy Davis to share the life of a country doctor. The harum- scarum son, Donald Mallett, his pretty girl friend, Barbara Newlun, and genial Elvin DeGabain who loses his fortune but gets his gal, are all well cast. Zella Ilautum again proves her ability in charac ter roles as Duffy, the maid. In the '48 play, Going On Seventeen, the title role was por- trayed admirably by Bob Stieben. Bob, Tony, and Dutch were three amateur sleuths who served up the comedy and nearly foiled the attempts of Bud wood, '48, the real detective, to solve the rrwstery Leata Johnson and Leon Baechler, '48, were convincing as father and mother. Rex McCaulley was the misguided bank clerk and had the not-too-difficult role of making love to Doris Stieben, 'Z,8. JoAnn Elder began a career as comedienne as the off-key housemaid. Barbara Severs, Dorothy Mallett, and Donna Schreiner played convincingly the parts of catty friends. Dorothy Davis performed well as the visiting friend. Carol Hatfield was perfect as the female lead. Through Mrs. Daniels' constant guidance and untiring efforts the plays were well given and successful. xfnsggl 2 f, gf, f-gg If V, :1 ' is. ' H . M. Q . . , 5, ' , - - me LE jeg SEATED: Donna Schreiner, Richard Heimbichner, Imogene Fabricius, Janet Baker, Charles Niswender, Mary Koon, Josephine Wagner. FIRST ROW STANDING: Mrs. Snyder, Shirley Lahmann, Janice Severs, Zella Hautum, Richard Lanning, Ada Mae Henderson, Leata Johnson, Barbara Newlun. SECOND ROW STANDING: Jo Ann Walker, Jo Ann Elder, Pauline Robison, Elvin DeGa.ba.in, Darlene Pierson, Lee Armijo, Arlene Willeke, Bran Editor. . . . Activities. . Sports. . . . Art ..... Wit and N itwi P ersonalitie s . . Printers . . . Printers' Helper. . s on Ingold . . . . .Janet Baker .Imogene Fabricius .Charles Niswender Richard Heimbichner . . . .JoAnn Elder Darlene Pierson t ..... Mary Koon Richard Lanning .Branson Ingold . . Lee Armijo Elwdn DeGabain . .Pauline Robison Typists. . . . Zella Hautum Leata Johnson Barbara Newlun Donna Schreiner Snoop and Class Reporters .... Janice Severs Josephine wagner Arlene Willeke Carol Angell Ada Mae Henderson Shirley Lalxmann Sponsor. . . . .Mrs. Snyder I-IOMEMAKING CLUB FIRST ROW: Nelda Schreiner, Shirley DeGabain, Elowese Rice, Margaret Whitman, Carol Angell, and Cassie Werner. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Shade, Joyce Haberman, Betty weinmaster, Joyce Baker, Betty Wetzel, and Roine Brunz. Our club meets once every six weeks. We plan a program, serve refreshments, and for variety sometimes we have special programs, such as our Christmas gift exchange and Heart Sister Week. For Valentine's Day we exchanged valentines. For our spring activities we are planning a dinner for the faculty and members of the school board, and later, a picnic. OFFICERS President. . . . . . Margaret Whitman Vice-President . . . . . Carol Angell Secretary . . . . . . .Elowese Rice Treasurer- . . . Shirley DeGabain A R 1 x 4 , U .Hui , ', qi. :.-L,:- - 1 ' .wi - .. 45 .cn ., x age' X, f x . , x V ' f f- U'-, 'YJ14 -.1 -. WHL ,M- vf. , ,X ,,, m kv? .3H. -' ' 2 f x z 1 x 1 i LX Q ' , ' 5,j1 .l, 91. X A A , f, ...Q Q, If nm ,. ,U ,,v vxrs , 1 ,gl - xx UMM CAST OF NNEARLY A HONEYMOONN CAST OF NMOUNTAIN MUSICW Gfefaame The music class, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Carlson, gave two very successful operettas. The names of these were Mountain Musid' and Nearly a Honeymoon . The cast of Mountain Music was as follows: Ma. . . . .Donna Schreiner Pa. . . . . . Arlene Willeke Walt ........ Zella Hautum Susan. . . . Dorothy Heimbichner Singin' Bill. . . Dorothy Severs Jake ..... . . Doris Embree Joe ......... Carol Angell Chorus: Marjorie Camerzell, Betty Wetzel, Hazel Doug- las, Joyce Baker, Joyce Haberman, Nelda Schreiner, Cassie Werner, Margaret Geary, Betty Weinmaster, Elowese Rice, Roine Brunz, Darlene Pierson, Jo Arm Elder, Janet Baker, Imogene Fabricius, Margaret Whitman. The cast of Nearly a Honeymoon was as follows: Uncle Rueben. . .Darlene Pierson Aunt Sally. . . Margaret Whitman Cherry .... Marjorie Camerzell Dick ........ Hazel Douglas Ruth. . . ..... Janet Baker Johnny ..... Imogene Fabricius Josh ........ Jo Ann Elder Chorus: Dorothy Heimbichmer, Betty Wetzel, Norma Kelly, Doris Embree, Dorothy Severs, Dickse McClain, Arlene Willeke Joyce Baker, Joyce Haberman, Nelda Schreiner, Cassie Werner, Margaret Geary, Betty Weinmaster, Elowese Rice, Roine Brunz, Zella Hautum, Donna Schreiner, and Carol Angell. 4? -2 4? 'Q'-5- -1,5 -52'-1' '-- X x5 I I 3 5 . ip n Q. K- fin 1 '73 - ' - as so 6 A., I , I x X X - f Z, wggfgsgx .aO '4 CARNIVAL KING AND QU EEN Rei! Ms-.Caull ey UOAWNH 5140? J' 7 fl ' ' N S Zo U- :E::EEEa..- BABY DOLL 'Q Ill f ::::::1EE5 Au- NDRK N0 WH MW PLAY MAKFS -1 Jucn 0 CJ. who Dances To whose Music 7? ' :Kuff ..-,W-' n f' M i .:..'. F A A5 -J il , .., X ' ' T Tunes-r Fee Mos? Ambifious '14 1 J 4 f 5 1 Y5'i-- A I' N . Q N x 1 s ' 1 1 'S ,4 4 MEN WORM O TsTand'h3 Bbyele Kd 1- H sr Abu. 1' M' ded 6 515 . gl it f wg 'F - f A6Az 'W --: 5 '1 xl ., . X 0 'QF' ' u 1 4 r fe -- Egg , A li lb N I L X !' 'f V - S Z , 1 I X J L . 1 I bf N ' IIIA hd ' ' ' . 4 B T 4 esAThXe:l?:. 'Xx -v 3237 H' lKb'Hy , if .SQSLTSSZ E or 6 ! . L'-ff ix ' bw-xiii. T 'Minh-mf if 'W jx? 397' xf W 'A Xmfk K9 ,A w ,tk . My e E 2 FOOTBALL H15 SEATEDx Lawrence Blehm, James Severs, Victor Wolfe, Bob Stieben, Lee Armijo, Rex McCa.ulley. FIRST ROW STANDING: Coach Eyestone, Bra.nson Ingold, Guy Niswender, Donald Mallett, Duane Ehrlich, Kenneth Brunz, Rodney Havens. SECOND ROW STANDING: Richard Lanning, Gene Baker, Charles Nis- wender, Harold West, Richard Heimbichner, Gordon Nutter. '11 21 3 FOOTBALL The Wellington Eagles started their six-man football season of 191.8 in a manner to which they had been unaccustomed in the last two years. After two weeks of hard work-outs the Eagles had a practice game with the Pierce Panthers. The ga.me proved to be a great upset, the Eagles losing 34-14. The next game found the Eagles back in their usual form. They journeyed to Waverly, there to trounce the Mustangs 27-13 in a thrilling encounter. The next trip was to Berthoud and the Eagles knocked them off in fine style, the score being 37- 23. The Eagles next had a practice game with Hudson, surprising themselves by romping over the Cowboys Al.-O. The Mustangs and Eagles collided on the 1atter's home field. Wellington came out on top 19-6. The second game with Berthoud was played in a high wind. After trailing the Spartans 12-6 at half-time, the Eagles came back to tie the score at 12-all. The last game of the season for the Eagles was the quarter- finals of the State Play-offs. Wellington was matched with Pierce, the game being played at Ault. The Eagles fell at the hands of the Panthers 32-6. The Panthers, the only team to defeat the Eagles in two seasons of play, went on to win the State Six-Man Champion- ship. The season ended with a minimum of casualities and the Eagles cinching the conference title. W1T.i'4e ., w ' J - Q ifx ,.M 1x-I ATHLETICS Elvin .Guard HOPPY Guard Bob Center Rex Forward Pood Forward -wfw,.,,s, my-, -qi h - 1 X f 1 1 , . Chuck Center Vlc Guard James Coach Eyestone Forward Tony Forward , , H. , f wr. v 1 +f -Kfarlrvfw-pf fm, -.fl-ay-fwgqgfgq, Hg: - gem. aww my pw n v:v1'sf'1w-7 , ' t L VV ., V ,I V ' - 'f'?7,. :,,,p-15. .V .- ,4- JK' J.a.f -M . ,.,. .N .M .N , .. W, rw . ww- M ,-,mf 15 . Nw. Aw .M Q .g-n--In W Si. X 75' NWX . HWY .., -SRX KW . M2Qg3gQ33g,,5f2K:,x -.. it - ,,,.--Q-U'-' WMNQ is X , QW . 'P , :WQQZN .M 4 X x RS P J .. ff, ,:. se-Egsmg' .fu 1 ,ww fx-'sw Q 5 an Q, V fm ,, . f, ,wh .fy-gm, BASKETBALL Wellington's basketball season started with three practice games with Nunn, Ault, and Windsor. The Eagles defeated Windsor by one point at Wellington and in a later game lost their only game by three points to Windsor. After these practice games the Wellington tea.m was in shape for their first round of conference play. LaPorte, Estes Park, Lyons, Berthoud, Waverly, Timnath, all fell before the rapid-scor- ing and improving Eagles. I As the second round of play progressed, LaPorte, Estes Park, Lyons, and Waverly gave way to the victorious Eagles. During the game with Waverly the Eagles were behind, l7-ll at the half, but the team was ir1 no mood to have its record marred and the deal quickly changed to a nice lead for Wellington by the end of the third quarter, which was sustained to the finish. In mid-February, the Berthoud and Timnath games remained to be played to complete conference play. Under the faithful and untiring efforts of Coach Eyestone, the Eagles then eagerly looked forward to a conference champion- ship and participation in the district and state play-offs. 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