Yampa Union High School - Silver Tip Yearbook (Yampa, CO)

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,X- x 4 I Sa B x .A '- -N 'Q 'S 's'- QQ-I-iii -ff? E ET'-lillglt 'ff' ffiff' 36 fff' ' S. 'u ,,.. I, 4. Sty' XX'- -N --'f1 .-'lj-1. 5117 ....,, ' '5' f f N' ff fe X 5 x at rs .--aw iff 1 Ng vii -1 't .EEf..?'4'-'l'1-'7:..E V X ' I TT-Ji te . :Z .,,. 27' 3' .S -' x x--,E gf -'1-Q f---- Q :af X Q .. Efjfjfimmx e X is - Ifiik 4,a..,g1ge,.wvf1-X A K, X ' ! as... M N N 5 CLASS HISTORY E f f These are the eleven Seniors this year: Q Nadine Ardrey i . - Wallace Campion, Pres pt . x :X I an Margaret Canaday ,P ' , S Aff... Iva Decker . ..-KA 5 Jessie Easterly , 'NS f Claude Iacovetto K xg Glen Kelsay und 1 1 id t ' Donna Mar a e V ce-Pres en ,f R Neva Peters, sec.-Treas. as f Reba Tomlinson ' X If Margaret vlelty S dl . V A long long time ago in the year 19425 a group of eighteen pleased but E XL frightenedffreshmen walked up the steps of Yampa Union High, Cchool. They l - 1 , A 1:e L3 were: Claude and Clyde Iacovetto, Billy Klumker, Glen Kelsay, Melvin Behr, V ' 9 5 +'f Lyle Hulvey, Nadine Ardrey, Twila Benedick, Margaret Canaday, Iva Decker, wr 8 J? 9 - . Jessie Easterly, Margaret L1ndberg,Betty Maddux, Derma Martindale, Amy Mingee, N ' X Neva Peters, Reba Tomlinson, and Margaret Welty. In the second semester we N, 1 'S lost Margaret Lindberg, Billy Klumker, Melvin Behr, and Lyle Hulvey. si S we were all afraid of the initiation activities, but they really werela 5? lot of fun. During the year we gradually learned our way around h gh schoo , - ' 5' and found it quite different from rade school' but it was a leasant differ- . ence. I ' 8 I p W 1 Q, x I A. September 18, 1944, a group of sophomores took their seats in school. 3 kgs. ' le were a little excited but quite happy. we had lost a few classmatesg but ' q e X A . N sb vi, is also gained some. The sophomores were: James Anderson Wallace Campion E . , 2 A Claude and Clyde Iacovetto, Glen Kelsay, Billy Klumker, Nadine Ardrey, Twila s X AS., Benedick, Margaret Canaday: Iva Decker, llarilyn Gardner, Donna Martindale, is f Betty Maddux, Amy Mingee,Neva Peters, Bernadean Rose, Reba Tomlinson, Margaret 1 x Welty, and Lila Williams. We lost Billy Klumker, Marilyn Gardner, and Betty S' S 1 Maddux in the second semester. This year we learned muhgh more than the year Q ' f tg S before, but most of all, we enjoyed initiating t e res en. ,, S , as . 'S The Juniors started the year with fifteen members: Wallace Campion, Glen g Kelsay, Kenneth Kinsey, Claude Iacovetto, Nadine Ardrey, Twila Benedlck, Marg- we SQ N, 'X aret Canaday. Iva Decker, Jessie Easterly, gonna Martindale, Neva Peters, Reba ,hi .8 wx . N- ygf Tomlinson, Margaret Welty, Lila Williams an Lo s Wynn . ' Q, .-. E S- JE S Duri the ear we ave the play 'More Fools Than One and enjoyed Q X' S4 putting itgon. WZ thank Eur sponsor, Miss Morilla Mae Harvey 'for helping us with the play. We entertained the Seniors and friends at the Junior-Senior 5 X j Prom this year, and Margaret Welty made a very lovely Prom Queen. The Gym was ' ,bw 3,1 decorated with stars and balloons. The large. star in the center was white, N fs ' . decorated with handmade American Beauty roses. Blue and white streamers Ni .Sp fastened at the edge of the center star, formed another .star around that star. I S sl We had a good orchestra and everyone enjoyed the evening. Many thanks to Miss Q EQ To--A Harvey for her help and guidance with our Prom. il X We began our Senior year with Wallace Campion, Claude Iacovectto, Glen ' Sf - Kelsay Reba Tomlinson Nadine Ardrey, Margaret Canaday Iva Dec er Jess e - 'M Q' Easterly. Donna Martindale, Neva Peters, Margaret welty'and Lois Wynn. Soon . g ,Q after school began, we lost Lois Wynn, which left us with the eleven seniors j ,f Ss we have now. - s gi I 1' S During the year we have had a lot of fun together with our studies and SSS social activities. The sophomores andiour class were the losers on the Grizzly N Q Sh! Growl subscription campaign, and had to give the party to the other classes. f' March 21, we presented our play, 'Bargain Bride, and thank Mrs. Laughlin fit P for being our sponsor. Wehad many laughs during practice, and enjoyedpresent- 0 N ing it to our families and friends. X . S S As we graduate and go out into the world, we will try to make our school Y as proud of us as we are proud of our school. Ja at 0 - g,,,,,f-me :SQ H p .,., ,,.:, gg, - T- .Nw 'F ,. f- -A r-M 3 9 9 Q9 fg :X kos -ff f ' ., 'N fs A a A 1 - s s K .F KS sg.. we S R kwa M X S Q K ..., A.. f -,-1 'J was--',5f,, ,1 ,gf x- ggi' ez' ' -yt 1-944' ii: Q .

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958 10 K Q 5, 5, 1. 6. ,X I2 iff --. , ' C-,f'Yf:Q,..Qf Qfii? 'fl , 'fli.Q5b-F'u '7::' I As i ' 1 ' -bf: - I i:: A -AL - IH- 1 ' - x ' 'W '-39 i 1.11, yd? ' jg - 5' I c 1 Mfxrpfff. 3SgQ:31:,f iff: I xv., im if.i::'1 X , f .. X X I gp CLASS PROPHESY E, R 5 1 f i E v ay S . we . K Nadine. How do you do, ladam? What would you like to know? 'Q S ' llargaret. I was wondering what happened to sq classmates who graduated in 047. xg ,' S. .Q 'J-Q, N Ten years is a long time. foazes into a crystal ba1l.J I' 1 see what I can M , Vg 413 do. Oh, a name appears. It is Iva Decker. NMSK6 X Oh, sure. I remember her. Quick, tell me more. 'fs gl X She is now the wife of the owner of a bank in Hollywood. as Asf Life must be wonderful for her. Say, could you tell me about lallycampion? waits' ,gg Yes, yes. I shall gaze into the crystal 'ball again. He now owns what be- ' 5 mx 'f longed to DeBerard and Reagor. Very Prosperous, very successful. iii? X X if Ihat was the girl's name who played the part of s. negro in our Senior Glass . , a play? oh, yes, it was Jessie Easterly. 41 f 3, SIS' X She is now the head of a famous Art Gallery in New York City. Her latest .-W4 g 1 painting was named' after the dictionary. It is called Webster. I - 1 I see another name appearing. It seems to be, -- ah -- Neva Peters. She married Louie Ebaugh shortly after graduation and now-she and Louie are co- J owners of the D. 8: S. L. Railroad. V .1 .Q s I thought Neva would go far. Can't you ,see any more names? what about X its largaret Canaday? , I' ist' oh, yes, largaret is now head dietition at one of the largest hospitals in N, .11 the United states. laitt just a minute, there's a flash! What was lt? Oh, Q Q X5 X A that must be Glen Kelsay. He recently set the world's record for the mile. ll,,X49' 4' what happened to sq old school pal, Nadine Ardrey? 'SS I ' S x She is the most competent bookkeeper of Peabody, Potts, Inc. Right now she Rig. is in the Fixit warehouse taking inventory. .g If Q Say, I've often wondered what happened to Claude Iacovetto. is fs ig Oh, hadn't you heard? His father now owns a chain of stores that extend KY! N S over the entire United States. Claude is kept busy managing all ot them. 3 Did Reba Tomlinson ever get on the stage? Q N S S X. E she surely did. Her latest picture is Why Did I Get lar:-led. Now I hear someone talking like a Swede. D0 you recall anyone of this sort? 'IN Ev ' 'E Lat me think! Donna lartindale played the part of a Swede in our Senior X play. coum is be she-z ' . 2 l AX- - Iss, but now she is the 'head executive' of a Radio concern. she fires any- A one who dcesnvt toe the mark. fs, I am glad to hear .she is doing so well. N f ladam, my I ask what you have been doing for the past ten years? M it . oh, I became a June bride, and have been happily married since. Ie own I V , 5, .h-- a large tract of land and have built a mansion on it. NOW, finally. what . ' 9 5 , ' has happened to our sponsor, Irs. Laughlin? L 3 SK N. The crystal ball holds good news. she is the Dean of the University of ' . Vassar. 'Q if gl. All this has been very interesting, but time is short, and I must go. Good ' ,' ' day, ladam larko. Thank you so mach. gf r xsls x af ' Ig QQ Yi Q , a ..,. I ' I I -+P ff, ' -mx V , , , e . ' me: ifg' a Q fi ' M , K I' 1 W Q 6 9 in 72424 Q Q