Arvada High School - Redskin Yearbook (Arvada, CO)

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»o»o.wo:ooo»»o:o:o »:o:ao:o:0 CHERRY AND WHITE V OiOiOXiX G GB ANNUAL STAFF Floyd Sebrino..... A DDi e Moon..... Ralph Minors...... Mae Beli.......... Hans Fixkbeiner . Sarah Kodda....... Donald I Ittciiinos Frank Widemax... Robert Swadley . . . ..........Editor-in-Chief .........Assistant Editor ...........Society Editor .............Class Editor ..........Vthletic Editor Assistant Athletic Editor .............Cadet Editor .....Vdvertising Manager ...............Cartoonist In presenting this, the second Annual of the Cherry and White,” we have tried to give you as best we could something that in later years will bring to your minds some of the many enjoyable times that we, the class of ‘19, have had together. You may say that it is not on the usual form of an annual, but think what it could have been had we but put our minds to it. Page Eigh t

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oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo CHERRY A N D W HITE o:oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooAoo:ooo:oaooooo:o;o.oo:oooo'ooooooo SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS Hans Finkmcinkii.............................President ( iRace Mii.i.f.k.......................Vice-President Ai.ukkt Bakth..................Secretary and Treasurer Class Colors: Silver and (}old Class Flower: Pink Tea Rose C lass Motto: Tonight we launch: where shall we anchort CLASS HISTORY In 1!K)7 Donald Hutchings and I thought it time to start our Voyage of Life, so we hooked passage on the ship the First ’ under Captain Lawrence. Here we met many friends, among whom are Florence Louden. Lucetta Fisher, (•race Miller. Ralph Minges. and Albert Richter. V c seven journeyed together and met many new friends, among them hein ; Albert Barth, on ship Second. Hazel I homas and Sarah Rodda on the third. Rudolph Martelon on the Fifth, Mae Bell on the Sixth,” and on the ship Seventh Estalene and Grace Secrest, Hans Paul, and Robert Swadley. V c entered the Freshman with twenty-eight new friends, among whom we find Gertrude Rhodes. Edna Mulhollen. Clarice Potter. Addie Moon. Alice Cochran. Hans Finkbeiner and Paul Belgin. e hail left the peaceful waters of Grammar School” and now set sail on the stormy waters of “High School.” Here Professor (). B. Drake was our ( aptain. Lieutenant Gall attacked us with her Submarines I) ,” “Dare,” Dedi. Datus. After nine long months of war with Algebra Plane 3x.” from which Captain Drake dropped bombs on our heads, we entered the “Sophomore.” I here were no new friends but four old friends were left on the pier to watch our departure. We were almost in despair while sailing through the “Straits of Geometry. with its sharp curves and angles, and but for the brains °f one boy we would have been swamped. Caesar and his crew fought many battles with us. but under the command of Lieutenant Hall we defeated him. While -ailing on the Sophomore we felt the effects of the greatest storm. “War. which was brewing. Lucie Sam sailed by in The Call for Volunteers” and three of our boys sailed away with him. They were Walter Ragland. Donald Howe and Joe Maloney. We have a gold star in our service llag for the former, who died before seeing service in France. After another journey V'« r Ten