Arvada High School - Redskin Yearbook (Arvada, CO)

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SENIORS GOOD, VERA Glee Club '40 GROVER, WAYNE Basketball 38, '39, »40 Football '39, '40 F. F. A. '39, '40 JEAGER, IiAROLD Track 38, »39 Nev soapcr '38, '39, 40 Glee'Club '40 Photograohy 40 OFFICERS President .............. Frank Tomsic Vice-president . . . Kathryn Kinkel Secretary and Treasurer . Elsie Pa rc Student Council . . . Margaret White Edward Krupotich Sponsor..............Miss Anne Browne MOTTO Either we will find a way or make one. COLORS Blue and Silver FLOWER Gardenia

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TOMSIC, FRAKK TOMETICH, MARY nTommy Glee Club 38 39 Home Ec. Club '39 Physical Ed. '37 '38 39 Year Book 1 0 Freshman Editor Football '38 '39 Captain '1 0 Student Council Representative '1 0 Junior Play '39 Track '39 Class President '1 0 Year Book '1 0 Artist Senior Play '1 0 TRINE, NEVA Pep Club '38-'1 0 Home Ec. Club '1 0 Year Book '1 0 Snapshots VAN SICKLE, ROBERT Bob Easketball '39 '1 0 Track '38 '39 Year Book '1 0 Prophecy WALLEN, IRMA Glee Club '38 '1 0 Orchestra '37-'UO Social Hour Orchestra '37 38 Junior Play '39 Production Staff Year Book 1 0 Activities WHEELER, RICHARD Dick Football '38- 1 0 Captain '1 0 Basketball '1 0 Newspaper '1 0 Band '38 Senior Play '1 0 WHITE, MARGARET Pep Club '38-'1 0 Glee Club '38 '39 Junior Play '39 Student Council '1 0 Year Book '1 0 Activities WHYMAN, BETTY Glee Club '38 '39 Pep Club '38 '39 '1 0 Year Book '1 0 Calendar WILCOXSON, ROBERT Harpo Band '37-'1 0 Orchestra ' 37— Social Hour '39 '1 0 Junior Play 39 WILSON, LEONA Physical Ed. 37 38 39 '1 0 Glee Club 38 Pep Club '39 '1 0 Year Book '1 0 Artist YOUNG, JACK Basketball '38 39 •1 0 Football »38 '39 Band '37-'1 0 Orchestra 37- liO Social Hour Orchestra '37-'l 0 Junior Play '39 MISS ANNE BROWNE Sponsor

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Class History The Trail Blazers of 40--that's what we are. Way hack in '1927 we started--twenty two of us. These original, brave and daring trail blazers were Kenny Hutchinson, Arthur Lundeen, Jack Peters, Margaret White and Dorothy Starr. Those Pioneer Peterson twins,Clara and Paul were there too, in addition to Marie Ashton, Dorothy Bennett, Mary Jean Banks, Katie Kinkel, Geraldine McWhorter, Phyllis Molby, June Morris, Florence Peddycoart, Mimi Gatchell and Helen Parrish. James Harburg and Dorothy Lei :hnitz left the original fort on Third Street, to follow various other trails, but they soon returned with many exciting talcs of their experiences. In the beginning the going was tough, but the urge to seek our way and to succeed was stronger. Therefore, although we knew little of what lay ahead, we kopt on. After the harder tasks were accomplished, after we pioneers had learned what responsibility and other essentials meant a now group-joined us the next year and brou rht with thorn a bundle of useful-knowledge-- Things Every Trail Blazer Should Know .--This group included Melrose Kraxber- or, Norma Smith, Clifford Ccmobcll, Ernest Groon and Bill Larsen. With their help, we survived the First Grade and were ready for tho second where we were joined by the Hambloys, Clark, and Dale. By that time we had progresses far, but we needed to learn some more delicate Tricks of the Trades . At this point came Elsie Page Marian Derr and Robert (Harpo) Wilcoxsom, who proved to us that it is easier to blaze a trail if you're laughing or makin.? some one else lauxh. Tho last few years in the blockade on Third Street wore rather uneventful with the exception of the arrival of Vadna Gardner, and Virginia Sims on tho fourth turn, Jim Pock and Barbara Owen on the fifth and Lloyd (Smoozie) Lewis on the sixth. At that time we had progressed quite a good deal and had discardod our shortrnn 'C muskets and axes for long range flint locks,because our hardships and dangers were decreasing and socmcd far away. V c even had a little timo for entertainment, and that took the form of Polly Make Believe -- our first operetta. Tho Trail Blazers of '40 proved to be exceptional, however, because they kept up with the Redskins in combat and the next fall they wore acknowledged as Heap Real Blazers. Didio Lujan joined us the first year we were in our now came and tho following year Jim Dunlap, Ed Krupotich and Bob Van Sickle arrived to offer their suggestions as to how to win good grades and influence teachers. Those two years were eventful for us. We gave another oocretta-xhis timo the pioneers, old hands at this sort of a thin-’, gave Jack In The Beanstalk. (We Trail Blazers have never been very creative or lucky, as the case may be, because wo didn't win tho Harvest Festival Parade Prize, even at this early date.) Of course evory one knows that the Trail Blazors of '40. were