Arvada High School - Redskin Yearbook (Arvada, CO)

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Third row: Clark,Fisk, Boatright, Jones,Hill, Ferina,Wilson,Thompson Second row: Tometich, Loveall, Gorrell,Koon, Sanborn,Gat che11,FIor i Smith,Fisk,Coach Weber First row: Nelson,Fea-z e1,Jump,Me unch,Hut ton Keller,Dawkins, Newman Warfield. The loss of many seniors last year does not discourage the Arvada track team, which is determined to win the fifth straight league championship this spring. The boys, under the direction of Coach Joe Weber, expect to win first place in the State B meet, which they so narrowly lost last year. Since the Arvada boys have won the cup at the Mines Meet for the last four years, they are qualified for the State Meet, and have no intentions of giving up their cup. Each boy has tried his best to win a place on the team so that he could Journey to Greeley or Colorado Springs early this season,and to Golden and Boulder for the District and State Meets. Third row: V ertin,Ton-etcl Third row: Wertin,Tometich, Kutton, Larsen, Ross, Newman, Loveall, Boatright,Ferina,Coach .Veber. Second row: W. Smith, Headrick, Mortenson, '.Vest, Black,Flori,Gat-fehell chell, R.Smith, Baker, Muench, Staley, Coach Vanderhoof. First row: Coach Bartlett, Montgomery,Fisk, Wear,Schoen,Keller,Dawkins, Sanborn,Koon. The A Club of Arvada High School is an organization for the boys who have earned a letter in any sport in this high school. One of the main features of the club is its annual entertainment in the form of a dance, a party, or a trip. The officers of the club are: president, Charles Tometich; vice-president. Bud Dawkins; and secretary-treasurer, Glen Ross.

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JUALL Top row Duane Sanborn Kenny Black Warren West John Wear Glenn Ross Bob Schoen Charlie Tometich Coach Vanderhoof First row Gordon Koon Bob Larsen Vincent Wert in Howard Motoyama Kick Keller Although the Redskins were unable to retain their league crown, they climaxed a fine season by driving hard at the close to reach a tie for second place. Starting out with a bang, the Redskins easily took the first two league tilts against Wheatrldge and Littleton. Next week the Redskins dropped into a gradual decline, losing two hard fought games on their own floor to Golden and Aurora. The losing streak continued the following week, as the Farmers of Wheatrldge avenged their first round defeat at the hands of the Redskins,by returning the compliment. At the same time that we slumped into the losing session,we suffered a severe blow in the los3 of Robert Muench, who was unable to play again this season because of an injury to his knee. With but three games remaining,the Redskins again struck their stride, and in close,hard-fought games managed to wrest the last three contests from their opponents, thus tying with Golden for second. Redskins again were the victims of the Demon attack and so lost a berth in the District Meet, but they remained tied for second in the league. THE STANDINGS Wheatridge Y on 6 Lost 2 Arvada 5 3 Golden 5 3 Aurora 4 4 Littleton 0 8 Top row Coach Weber Buck Curtis Jay Mortensen Jim Loveall Kenny Lamb George Flori Leland Boatright First row Charles Anderson George Pettid Lowell Williams Harry Brouse Monroe Hill Bob Whyman

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f, Third row: L.Slms, D Kills, E.Weston,K.Kerr Miss Brov ne, L.Price, A.:Iale, T.Morris. Second row: A Doane,M Cotner, L Jackson, A. Anderson, E.Bruce, R Harris, ?'. Kinkel, S Vest lake, D.W'ilcoxson, R.Olson, R.Ulrich, M Loyd, D.Tomslc. First row: B.Goodlett, A.Greenfield, O.Hous-ley, Z.Soderstrom, C. Barrett, B.Dawkins, D. Sprague, H.Adams, D. -Vhyman, R I»illey,i Kan-augh,II.Hooper, G.Rhoads E.Vainner, A.Rhoads,J. Peters, L.Page, It.Yan-derhoof F.Roberts, E. Williams ‘.I Korean and J.Dollar A-R-V-A-D-AI ooml Rahl -- familiar sounds heard at all sport events, coming from a peppy,anergetic group of snappily uniformed girls in red skirts and socks, white blouses. Jackets, and shoes.Personifying school spirit, cheering the boys in victory or defeat,the Arvada Pep Club is in its twelfth successful year. Our three vivacious cheer leaders this year have been Marie Morgan, Peggie O'Neal, and June Dollar. Much credit for the success of the organization goes to President Claudia Barrett and her able assistants, Martita Adams, vice-president; Dorothy Jane Wil-coxson, secretary; Mary Cotner, treasurer; and to the capable sponsor. Miss Anne Browne Third row; T.Waits, R Harris,M.Sorrentino,S. Hall, 3 Wallen, L.Tom-etich, L.Morris, M. Geiser, E Johnson. Second row: D Tunnel 1, P.Williams,A.Marooney, J. Marrs, kiss Wagle, Hiss Prucha, H.Dirks, K. Miskol, L.Higley, P. Dickerson. First row: M.Abrans,D. Crawford, K.Wertin, J. Williams, C.Barrett,D. Sprague, R Ulrich, M. Smith, A.Schreeve. Three times a week twenty-five girls dressed in red shorts and white blouses meet with their director. Miss Bernice Wagle, to participate in various seasonal sports such as basketball, softball, track, and volleyball