Arvada High School - Redskin Yearbook (Arvada, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

DEDICATION To Isabel Wiebelt and Ray S. Fitzmorris whose genuine interest in the activities and problems of the Senior Class in the last four years have made them people who will always be remembered by the graduates this year, we dedicate the 1949 Redskin Legend. Allen Betts Industrial Arts Lillian Book Librarian Floyd Buchanan Physical Education—Physics Marguerite Burrus Social Science Louise Bergner Commercial OUR FACULTY William E. Bishop Superintendent OUR FACULTY Frances Helt English-Latin Howard Hocking Science Dorothea Shulenburg Art Hubert Shovlin Social Science—Counseling—Coach Thomas Saracino Junior High Science—Physical Education Catherine Owen Junior High Mathematics—Crafts—Science Janet Pinney Vocal Music Edna Stephens Junior High English—Sewing—Science Lillian Stubblefield Office Olive Swanson Junior High Mathematics—History Marjorie Thomson English—Counseling Dean of Girls Thomas Vanderhoof Vocational Agriculture Gladys Smith Office OUR FACULTY Eloise Spencer Junior High Principal English Grace Vetting Junior High History—Crafts—Science Joseph Weber Mathematics—Coach Isabel Wiebelt Spanish—English CLASS WILL Forrest Acker leaves his ability to get along with teachers to John Sullivan. Gilberta Anthony just wants to leave. Nellie Balph leaves her quiet ways to Luella Mayfield. Arthur Baston leaves to pester everyone at the Arvada Theater. Donna Beasley leaves her long hair to Ruth Ann Harkness. Janice Behen leaves her ability to teach tap dancing to the boys to Marilyn Mohr. Rose Benallo leaves her quiet ways to Chick Niblack. Bob Berling leaves all the Junior and Senior plays to the future up and coming dramatic stars. Norma Boatright leaves first chair flute position to anyone big enough to take it. Barbara Booth leaves her ability to get along with people to Delouise Ge Ge Smith. Janet Bostwick leaves her love to Jim Johnson. Josephine Boyle leaves her little brother to the biology classes to experiment on. Larry Branaman leaves Anita with a KEEP OFF sign on her. Carrie Brewer leaves Carl Falk in the care of Babe Laughlin. Charlene Brown leaves the band's sax section to Mr. Kehn. George Burtard leaves his book learning ability to Mike Nosier. David Camenisch leaves for a pleasanter life out of school. Eugene Chadwick leaves Betty Ann, but he’ll be back for her. James Claus leaves his typing ability to Janet Haselton. Leon Cleaver leaves his red shirts to all the Junior boys. Marilyn Cochran leaves a pound of oleomargarine to Mrs. Dutra. Leo DeVigil leaves his daily ride in Warnick's new Mercury. Beverly Drumright leaves her singing voice to Marjorie Prots-man. Betty Eakley leaves her love of bookkeeping to next year’s students. Louis Elari leaves Spike Beasley behind, with all his books and classes. Shirley Enright leaves her little sister to whoever can get along with her. Richard Fagerstone is taking everything with him. Mary Fay leaves her ability to get out of school every afternoon to Nicx Skinner. Celia Ficklin leaves to go square dancing every night. Carl Frisinger leaves his eyebrows to Fred Hale. Adele Goedert leaves all her little brothers in the Freshman class. Elvin Gourley leaves his quiet and studious ways to his little brother. Stanley. Phyllis Graves leaves her quiet ways to Kenneth Hurley. June Henderson leaves her ability to get along with everyone to Rhonda Kay Jansen. Jack Hines leaves his quiet Saturday nights in the library to Mike Nosier. Mary Hotchkiss leaves her place in the lunch line to whoever is strong enough to fight for it. Elaine Harrell leaves her wonderful smile to Petra Turner. Tom Hughes leaves his ability to argue with the teachers to anyone that wants it. Don Huston leaves his pictures to Bob Bartels. Don Imes leaves his red hair to B. J. Donetta Keller leaves her dancing ability to the Freshmen boys. Margaret Kerr leaves her ability to argue with Mr. Kehn to Jane Allen. Joyce Knapp leaves Mrs. Helt to the rest of the history students of A. H. S. Aubrey Ladwig leaves his singing ability to Harvey Keller. Juanita Graves and Goldie Lee leave together to raise havoc in the halls of Aggies. Betty Lucci leaves her gift of gab to Betty Mikes. Fern Leng leaves office practice to the Junior girls. Pearl Meininger leaves the chemistry class to Ellen Williams. Bob Mellor leaves his wrestling tights to Shirley Hagen. Glenn McMasters leaves his place on the bench in football to Eddie Coulter. Violet McMasters leaves her shyness to Ruth Rhoads. Marvin McCall leaves the movie projector to Lorraine Bernard. Betty Meyers leaves the fuzz from her angora sweater all over the school. Norma Meyers leaves her pretty brown hair to Beverly Shook. Mary Lou Mills leaves her height to Dolores Werth. Lawrence Miskol leaves his big, broad shoulders to Leonard Hayden. Lewis Morrison leaves his boots to Harvey Keller, if he can grow into them. Barbara Neale leaves her commercials to Geraldine Brown. Dale Neimeier leaves his hair to anyone who wants it. Rodney Preston leaves his weight to Bobby Montoya. Cora Quintana leaves her French accent to Maxine Sims. Jack Raven leaves to make room for his brothers and sisters. Shirley Reeves leaves her height to Beverly Rushton. Sue Reeves leaves her giggle to Donna Shinn. Carol Robbins leaves her calm temper to Lenore Hicks. James Rodgers leaves his leadership to the next Senior president. Letha Rosener leaves George, but not to the girls. Marvin Rowley leaves his ability to get into trouble to Mike Nosier. Virginia Rowley leaves her limberness to next year's cheerleaders. Dorothy Schmitt leaves her loud voice to Lois Sorenson. Mary Elizabeth Schneider leaves her violin playing ability to Mr. Betts. Dixie Shaffer leaves her appeal for Bobby West to Delaine Werth. Ted Scott leaves to paint his car. Alva Shepard leaves in his Chev. Caralee Simpson leaves to spend her Saturdays at Grange. Joyce Smeaton leaves her sister. Pearl Smith leaves her acting ability to next year’s Senior play cast. Dorothy Snow leaves Mrs. Dutra the muffin she took. Joe Sorrentino leaves to watch over Glennie.” Mike Sorrentino leaves his ability as a sports writer to next year’s editor. Polly Spano leaves to get married. Bill Strange leaves his grey matter to anyone who can use it. Allene Stout leaves her cheerful smile to all downhearted Juniors. Ardith Waits leaves her ability to get along with teachers to all underclassmen. Lila Wallen leaves her cheerleading ability to Jerry, Ross, and Dean. Pete Warnick leaves in his Mercury. Don Weber leaves his big feet to Bobby Boatright. Pat Weber leaves her paintings to posterity. Beverly Wendt leaves her ability to get along with Ned to Rhonda. Fred Wilson leaves to join Zelma. Marvin Wren leaves his curly hair to Jim Younkin. Acker. Forrest Beasley, Donna Behen, Janice Benallo. Rose ®®r,'ng; Roberf 0 Junior Play: Football I :Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Finance Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4: Dane-Arrow 3. 4 Pep Club I. 2. F F.A. I. 2. 3. 4: Vice-Prest- Yearbook: Wrestling 2:2. 3: Junior Play: Big Sister: ing I: Chorus 2. 3. 4: Year- 3. 4: Secretary 4; Chorus 2: dent 2. 3- President 4- Dancing I 2- Drivers ClubArrow I. 4; F.H.A. 4 book Editor 4 Big Sister Drivers Club 3: Big Sister: State Farmers 3: Class Sec- President: Arrow 4 Librar- Dancing I: F.H.A. ian 3: Social 4: Senior Play I retary 2: Citizenship I: Jun- ior Play: Senior Play Bostwick, Janet Branaman. Larry Boyle. Josephine Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4; ChorusCrafts I Junior Pljy:Pep Club I. 2. 4- Chorus 3: I. 3. 4; Dancing 2. Arrow Games Club 2: Dancing 3: Dancing 2: F.H.A. I. 4 4: Yearbook: Operetta 4; Prance 2. 3. 4- Chairman Yearbook: Big Sister Big Sister 3. 4: Wrestling 2: Cabinet 3. 4: Senior Play Claus, Jamas Fay. Mary Football I 2. 3: Basketball Big Sister: Dancing I: Cho-I. 2. 3 F.F.A. I. 2: Dancing rus I. 2. 3: F.H A I 2 1.2: Arrow 3. 4; Crafts 2. 3 Twirlers 3: Drivers Club Librarian 2 2: Goedert, Adel© Graves. Juanita Arrow 4 Yearbook; Citi- Band I. 2. 3. 4; Social I zenship 3. 4, Chairman 4: Assembly 2; Citizenship 3 Cabinet 4: Chorus 3: Dane- Pep Club I. 2. 3: Arrow 2 inq 2: F.H.A. I: Big Sister Dancing I: F.H.A. I. 3; Big Sister: Orchestra 3 Hughes, Thomas Social I: Football I: Track I; Basketball i, 2: Class President 2; Arrow 4; Games I; Dancing 2 Hines, Jack Football I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball I: Wrestling 2: Fi- nance I: Games 2: Track I 2. 3 Henderson, June Ladwig, Aubrey F.H.A. I: Pep Club 1.2. 3. Track I; F.F.A. I: Junior 4; President 4 Class Vice- Play: Chorus 4; Operetta 4 President 2: Citizenship 3: Arrow 4- Librarian 3: Drivers 3: Big Sister Mellor, Robert Football I, 2: Wrestling 2, 3. 4: Junior Play: Track I, 2: Assembly 2: Crafts I, 2: Dancing 3: F.F.A. I; Senior Play Brown, Charlene Cochran, Chorus I: Band I. 2, 3, 4: Pep Club Drivers Club 2: Games 2: Play; Big Pep Club I, 2. 3; Big Sister Marilyn Eakley, Betty 4; Social 4; Senior Dancing 2. 3: Chorus I Sister H.A. I : Yearbook; Big ter Miskol, Lawrence : F. Football I, 2. 3 4: Basket-Sis- ball I. 2: Track I. 2 4: Class President 3: Vice- President 4: F.F.A. President 3- F.F.A. I. 2. 3. 4 Junior Play Assembly I. 2: A Club 3. 4: Senior Play Enright, Shirley Burtard, George Graves. Phyllis Chorus I. 3. 4; F.H.A. I; F.F.A. I 2. 3. 4 Wrestling Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4 Or- Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4; Big Sis- I. 2. 3 4; Student Body chestra I. 2. 3 Class Secre- ter Secretary 4: A Club 2. 3. 4; tary I; Assembly 3. 4 Sec- Vice-President 4 retary 4: F.H.A. I. 2: Year- book- Big Sister Fagerstone. Richard Hotchkiss. Mary Kallar, Donetta Mills, Mary Lou Gourlay, Elvin Football I. 2. 3. 4 Basket-Chorus I. 2: F.H.A. I, 2: Biq Sister; Dancing 3: Cho- F.H.A. I; Dancing I; Pep Track I; Football 2 3 4 ball I F.F.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Dancing 3: Pep Club 2. 3. rus I; F.H.A. I, 2. 3: Li-Club I. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 2; Drivers 2 4; Librarian 2: Big Sister brarian 2 Drivers 3; Arrow 3. 4; Big Sister Im.s Dona'd Kerr, Margaret McMasters. Glenn E I Vv ?a|Skeo £ °w '■ 2 Band '■ 2 3 4 F°°tbal1 ? 3. «' Dancing I ' I Y uaC L '• 2;°r‘h« '« I, 2. 3 Assem-2: Chorus 4 Operetta 4 Assembly 2: Yearbook bly 3 Finance 3: F.F.A. I. 2. 3. 4 Senior Play Rodgers. James Arrow I; Gomes 2: Citizenship 2: Football 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 2. 3: Class Presi dent 4; Senior Play Lee, Goldie Junior Ploy; Bond I, 2. 3. 4: President 4; Orchestra 3-Class Secretary 3. 4; Big Sister; Assembly I; Finance 2: Arrow I; Yearbook Lucci, Elizabeth Arrow 4; Pep Club 4 Canteen Head Girl 4; Big Sister; Librarian 4 Meininger, Pearl Elaine Sorrentino, Joseph F.H.A. I; Orchestra I. 2. 3- Basketball I. 2. 3: Football Band I. 2. 3. 4; Yearbook: I 2. 3, 4 Co-captain 4 Big Sister; Arrow 4; Drivers Track I 2. 3; Class Presi-Club dent I; Student Body Presi- dent 4; Dancing I. 2; Assembly I; Finance 2: Head Boy Canteen 4 McMasters, Violet Sorrentino, Mike Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4 Chorus F.F.A. I. 2: Arrow 4 I. 2. 3. 4 Operetta 4; Arrow 4: Big Sister; F.H.A, I Quintana, Cora Assembly 4; Finance I: Pep Club I. 2 3, 4; Big Sister; Chorus 3: Orchestra I; Senior Play Warnick, Peter Meyers, Betty Meyers, Norma Track I: Basketball 2: Jun Dancing I: Drivers 3; Cho- Dancing I: Citizenship ior Play: Operetta 4; F.F.A. rus 3: Pep Club 4; Arrow 2, Assembly 3: Chorus 2. I. 2: Games I: Drivers 2: 3, 4; Big Sisters Pep Club 4: Big Sister Chorus 2, 3. 4 Neale, Barbara Weber, Donald I: Band I, 2, 3. 4: Orchestra Drivers I. 2: Football I. 2. 3: I. 3: Social 2: Big Sister: 3, 4: Basketball 2. 3, 4: F.H.A. I; Games 2: Driv-Track2. 3; Class Vice-Presi-ers 2 dent 3: A Club President 4; Student Body Vice-President 4 Reeves, Sue Robbins. Carol Rosener, Letha Pep Club I, 2. 3. 4; Vice Citizenship I: F.H.A. I; Chorus I. 2. 3, 4; Operetta President 4: Chorus I: Pep Club 3. 4; Big Sister; 4: Latin Club 3: Arrow 2; Dancing 2. 3: F.H.A. I; Big Arrow 4: Chorus 2. 3. 4; Big Sister; Yearbook Sister Drivers 3 Rowley, Virginia Arrow Editor 4; Pep Club I, 2. 3. 4: Cheerleader 4; Chorus I: Dancing 2. 3: Big Sister; Homecoming Queen 4; Junior Play; Yearbook; Librarian 4 Waifs, Ardith Wallen, Lila Wendt, Beverly Rowley, Marvin Assembly I; Dancing I; Senior Play: Pep Club I. 2. Pep Club I. 2, 3, 4; Cheer- Football 2. 3. 4; Wrestling Pep Club I, 2. 3. 4; Year- 3. 4- Cheerleader 4; Fi- leader 4- Band I, 2, 3: So- 2. 3. 4; A Club 2. 3. 4; F.F. book; Junior Play; F.H.A. nance I; Social 2 Assem- cial I, 2. 3; Dancing I. 3; A. I, 2. 3. 4 I; Big Sister; Librarian 2. 3 bly 3: Band 2, 3. 4 Big Sis- Drivers 2: Arrow 4: Big Sis- ter- Arrow 3: Dancing 3: ter; Senior Play Orchestra I; F.H.A. 4 Schneider, Mary Elizabeth Shaffer, Dixie Stout, Allene Pep Club I, 2. 3. 4; Citi- Social 2. 3. 4: Chairman 4; Pep Club I. 2. 3. 4; Dra-zenship 4; Social 3; Orches- ©P Club 2. 3. 4; Cheer- matics I: Social 3: Year-tra 2, 3: Big Sister leader 4- Orchestra 2. 3; book: Big Sister: Chorus 3: Big Sister Orchestra 1,2; F.H.A. I Scott, Theodore Simpson. Ceralee Wren. Marvin Smeaton, Joyce Mayben, Terry Junior Play: Track I: Bas- Dancing I; Big Sister: Pep Games I: Drivers 3: Junior Chorus 2, 3. 4: Pep Club 3, F.F.A. I, 2, 3. 4; Football 3 ketball I: F.F.A. I. 2. 3: Club I. 2. 3: Social I. 2. 3: Play: Citizenship 2: Indus- 4; Big Sister; Yearbook Dancing 2: Chorus I. 2 Yearbook trial Arts 2. 3 Wilson, Fred Sp.no, Pauline Smith. Pearl Shepherd. Al a Dancing I 2 3: Chorus 4: Chorus I. 4: Operetta 4: Pep Club I, 2. 3; Senior Track I: Football 3 4 Operetta 4: F.F.A. 1.2. 3. Pep Club I. 2. 3: F.H.A. I; Play; Orchestra I 2 3- F 4 Junior Play Social 3: Citizenship 3: Chairman 3; H.A. I - Finance 2 Big $is- Assembly 4 Assembly 4 ter CLASS PROPHECY Forrest Acker and Mike Sorrentino are now sports editors for the New York Times. Gilberta Anthony. Barbara Booth. Josephine Boyle. Shirley Enright, and Nellie Balph are now in Washington. D. C. as secretaries for senators. Arthur Baston now runs a chain of drive-in theaters and is a successful business man. Among the happily married are Oonna Beasley. Janet Bostwick, Carrie Brewer, and Marilyn Cochran, all busily engaged in raising large families. Janice Behen is dance director for a new Broadway stage show starring the new singing sensation, Beverly Drumright. Bob Berling is raising prize stock on his ranch, famous as the largest ranch in the United States. Norma Boatright is a pianist of world renown and plays concerts in Carnegie Hall twice a year. Larry Branaman is now an electronics engineer. He is expected to be on television someday in the near future. Out in Hollywood everyone is proclaiming the work of those two famous portrait artists Celia Ficklin and Charlene Brown. In Madison Square Garden, George Burtard and Bobby Melior, new wrestling stars, are giving Gorgeous George some tough competition. While listening to the radio, don't be surprised if you hear the voice of Eugene Chadwick, now a member of a famous debate team. James Claus hatched into quite a business recently when he inherited his father's egg business. Leon Cleaver has that ivory look now. He is chief dishwasher at the Stork Club. Leo De Vigil and Richard Fagerstone are lost explorers. No one seems to know where they are lost or what they were exploring for. Betty Eakiey is the girl who would greet you if you were to visit the executive offices of American School Supply. Getting caught up on back orders, Betty? If you're ever in need of an original bouquet or corsage, go to Mary Fay's new flower shop in Miami. She is really good. Our crystal ball reveals Carl Frisinger pushing a baby carriage down Ralston. Triplets! Congratulations, Carl. All the ladies are raving about the newest fashions by Adele, who is really Adele Goedert. Elvin Gourley is the hobo of the new version of It Happened on 5th Avenue soon to have its premiere in Chicago. Phyllis Graves, who made her first million recently, is living in New York City. Juanita Graves, a famous interior decorator, is now redecorating her summer home in Miami. June Henderson. Mary Lou Mills, and Rose Benallo are playing on the Notre Dame football team. Jack Hines, a private detective, will leave soon for London to help Scotland Yard in a difficult case. It is said that Jack is out-sleuthing Sherlock Holmes. Mary Hotchkiss is head fashion designer and wardrobe director for M. G. M. in Hollywood. Elaine Harrell is feature editor for the Chicago Tribune. She is best known for her book Madness and Merriment at A. H. S. At Walter Reed Hospital, Tom Hughes is head doctor with Margaret Kerr as head nurse. Violet McMasters has taken over as head nurse at Mercy Hospital. Don Huston and Don Imes are giving Rembrandt Studios some competition as professional photographers. Joyce Knapp is head usherette at the Denver Theater, owned by Marvin McCall, and is famous for the internationally famous Usherette Guild which she founded last year. Aubrey Ladwig and Polly Spano are singing the leading roles in Romeo and Juliet at the Metropolitan. Goldie Lee, who is part owner of Transcontinental Airlines, is still acting as stewardess. Rodney Preston, an old married man by now, is Secretary of the Navy. Fern Leng is a private secretary for Palmer Hoyt on the Denver Post. Lawrence Miskol is head of the Colorado State Forest Service. Lewis Morrison, Dave Camenisch, and Louie Elari are running experimental farms for Colorado A M College. They are now working on the problem of how to grow sugar beets upside down to keep them from freezing. Barbara Neale is a member of the New York Philharmonic orchestra. Pearl Meininger is private secretary to a wealthy business man in Cuba. Donetta Keller and Caralee Simpson each own a chain of prosperous drugstores. That big cloud of dust out on the Salt Flats in Utah is following Betty Lucci testing hot rods. Glenn McMasters and Dale Neimeier have discovered a rich vein of gold in Alaska and have succeeded in taking out several million dollars in gold in the last year. Norma Meyers is the secretary of President Rodgers of Harvard University. Betty Meyers is the head of the English Department at Vassar. Cora Quintana is now a French maid at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. Jack Raven and Marvin Wren have gone into business as taxidermists. They are now stuffing a football player for the trophy case in the library of A. H. S. Sue and Shirley Reeves are in Hollywood taking the place of the Andrew Sisters. Carol Robbins has been elected to the House of Representatives in Washington, D. C. James Rodgers is president of Harvard University. Letha Rosener is a bookkeeper at the office of the Internal Revenue Department. Marvin Rowley owns his own ranch in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Dorothy Schmitt and her multimillionaire husband are vacationing for a year in Europe. They are staying in Paris at the present. Mary Elizabeth Schneider is a famous concert violinist and is proclaimed to equal Fritz Kreisler. Dixie Shaffer is working with Dick Tracy as a famous policewoman. Ted Scott and Alva Shepherd are now appearing on the National Barn Dance radio program. Joyce Smeaton has taken over management of the Colorado Gambles stores. Pearl Smith, since her appearance in the Senior Play, is studying conditions at Tahatchahee. Dorothy Snow is a famous torch singer at the Diamond Horseshoe. Joe Sorrentino, now happily married, has taken Gregory Peck's place. Bill Strange is a professor at Yale. Pete Warnick is a tobacco auctioneer down in the deep South. Pat Weber is a top notch artist. She is now in London doing a portrait of Princess Elizabeth. Beverly Wendt has just received an Oscar for being the best actress of the year. Fred Wilson is a famous square dance caller. He is now with the National Barn Dance Program. Virginia Rowley is dividing her time between keeping house for her four youngsters and teaching journalism at East High School. Allene Stout is a seamstress with Ardith Waits as her model. Lila Wallen is living in Wheatridge raising little farmers. Don Weber is the proud owner of the Weber Chain of Drugstores. JUNIOR CLASS The Juniors worked hard this year on the prom and the junior play and are now ready to be school leaders next year. OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomores were kept busy this year with the choosing of class rings and preparing for the work of upperclassmen next year. OFFICERS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Showing themselves to be adept at working together the freshmen wore off the green shine and prepared for bigger and better things. MRS. HELT ASSEMBLY DEPARTMENT MRS. BOOK Picture shows and several excellent National Assemblies this year fulfilled the Assembly Department's promise of more and better assemblies. Campaigning for the March of Dimes, holiday decorations, advertising for games, and locker checking kept the Citizenship Department busy all year. CITIZENSHIP DEPARTMENT MRS. THOMSON SOCIAL DEPARTMENT The Social Department did a great deal this year toward improving the attendance at school dances. They gave a very successful Stag Dance and many post-game social hours. MRS. BERGNER Led by Mrs. Bergner, the finance department again this year did an excellent job of keeping a record of the finance of the various classes and clubs. FINANCE DEPARTMENT MIXED CHORUS GIRLS CHORUS The band provided music and entertainment between the games and played their annual Christmas and spring concerts again this year. They also journeyed to Boulder and Ft. Collins to the music festivals. BAND ■rsr GOLDIE LEE • ' u MRS. THOMSON We, the People, Squea1 Valentine’s Day has co’ gone, but no doubt it fond memories in V-many. One of the these fond rem first kiss. Here ar to the qu you give you Pete Wamlt eyes closed and I con st tell.’ Jack Hines: •'I've been k them so long I can’t remen JL yen m did Donald Weber Injured In Toboggan Accident Seniors Sport New “Glad Rags” Dogs ran for cover, children screamed, women fainted, and men reached for their forty-fours! No, not a lion on the loose, just the Seniors. They felt they needed something more than a title to distinguish them from the lowly underclassmen, so—Senior bous came to school one •ning looking very distinguish-Jn bright (almost loud) neck-and shirts, any kind. The s, next day, were stunning (to the least) with large vari-:red bows perched atop their ning heads and matching bows their shoes. VIRGINIA ROWLEY Year Book Will Feature More Snaps Final deadline for buying yearbooks is February 4. “The yearbook this year will be the best yet” according to the editor Janice Behen. APOOSE RANKS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF SPONSOR REDSKIN LEGEND business SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHY MUSIC ART ACTIVITIES WRITE-UPS ADVERTISING TYPING LATIN CLUB The Latin Club met every Friday this year. They studied Roman history and customs and sold candy in order to have a Roman banquet during the year. TEEN-CANTEEN SENIORS The Teen Age Canteen, a new and independent organization, was founded by Mr. Floyd B. Buchanan. It is of the students, by the students, and for the students of Arvada High. MR. BUCHANAN PROM QUEEN ROYALTY VIRGINIA ROWLEY Homecoming queen GLENDORA LAUGHLIN 1948 Prom queen JAMES RODGERS Harvard Club Award MRS. THOMSON JANICE BEHEN The senior girls again this year formed the Big Sisters organization to help the Freshman girls become adjusted to high school routine. BIG SISTERS G. A. A. The Girls Athletic Association is a newly born sports organization for high school girls. The girls earn letter sweaters on a point system. DIXIE SHAFFER MRS. DUNLAP JACK MARV ELVIN LAWRENCE COACH BUCHANAN COACH SHOVLIN GLENN COACH SARACINO ALVA LEAGUE STANDING Team W L T Lakewood 6 0 0 Wheatridge 4 2 0 Arvada .......... 3 2 1 Golden 2 3 1 Westminster . 1 3 2 Aurora . 1 4 1 Littleton 1 4 1 ALL CONFERENCE First Team Joe Sorrentino Don Weber Second Team Marvin Rowley Honorable Mention Harold Petrie Mike Nosier Richard Stapp Jack Hines BASKETBALL Don Weber Don Imes Lon Gilbert Jim Younkin Albert Sandburg Don Weber John Barnes Harold Petrie Albert Lo Sasso Bob Boatright LETTERMEN LoSasso. Petrie. Gilbert. Welker, Sandberg. Imes. Pedota. J. Younkin, Boatright, Barnes. Weber. Haile LEAGUE STANDING Team W L Wheatridge Golden 1 1 8 1 4 Littleton . 8 4 Westminster 8 4 Lakewood 4 8 Aurora . 3 9 Arvada 0 12 Vetting. Liskum. Peffer, D. Younkin, Johnson, Foland, Stepp, Harkins. Reed, Shovlin • Coulter FRESHMEN First Row—Johnson, Bochman, Morris, McCall, Moritz. Bonati, Rusho Second Row—Acker, Gourley, Ladner. Maguire, Kennedy, Hunsaker, Bishop. Steele. Koon, Stark, Harper, Neimeier, Saracino COACH SARACINO BOBBY EUGENE N MANAGER ANGELO DON � MIKE JOHN BOB GLENN KENNETH F,„t Row-Morns. Mellor. Pachello, Nosier. W.rth, Burtard, Remmuno. Baugh. Moore, West B!chanan°W_V nde9 a' S“ iv4n' Kerr' Kelly' Rowley' Pa :hel10. Chadwick, Ingenthrone. Elari. Third Row—Arnold. Montoya, Pauley, Beasley. Roth, Hayden, Hicks, Jones. Montoya LEAGUE STANDING Team Points Wheatridge ...................... 45 Arvada 41 Littleton ....................... 37 Golden ......................... 24 Lakewood 20 Westminster 14 BURTARD Third State WEST Fourth State TRACK A CLUB Arvada lettermen form the A Club. The A Club, now in its third year, has a membership of 34. EVANS PHARMACY Comer of Grandview and Wadsworth Phone Arv. 322 C ongratulations from Alvin E. Stout of the ARVADA REAL ESTATE AND LOAN CO. 112 Bast Grandview Phone Arvada 17 HOME OWNECT STORES LERCHER RflD PETRIE Free Delivery MEATS—GROCERIES 105 E. Grandview ARVADA Phone Arvada 4 Congratulations Class of “49” MUNITY M 5636 Wadsworth Arvada, Colorado NTILE Compliments of the Arvada Shoe Shop Grandview Avenue Congratulations Class of 49” ARVADA PHARMA E. Grandview and Birch Phone Arvada 136 Congratulations the Meet your friends at the Dime Store Stationery, School Supplies, Cosmetics, Toys, Gift Items by the hundred— HIGBEE-MACK 5—10 — 25 Arvada, Colorado fCongratulations to the Class oP '49 V i r t Ice Sfream Lunches Hangout” HAVE A DRIP? Call Arvada 413 Sincere Congratulations to Seniors front Picketts Pharmacy ARVADA COLORADO Congratulations to Seniors URLCnTinC AUTO SUPPLY 230 East Grandview Phone Arvada 60 Congratulations from GILLEY'S Better Bargains for Better Homes Phone Arvada 248 116 East Grandview Best Wishes to the Graduates of “w From BARNEY’S SUPE 128 E. Grand Arvada 16 Robert W. Black Kenneth F. Black Robert L. Black ‘Where Elach Ore ah l)ou White” PflRRmOUOT PRESS PRINTING OF SUPERIOR QUALITY tationery - 'WJedding OnvitationS - oh f-drintincj 204 E. GRANDVIEW ARVADA, COLO. Phone ARVADA 1109 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the (Aitss of “49 Brow dJhe W ruada dloriit John E. Meier, Class of 1916 — A. H. S. Flowers For Every Occasion 2243 E. Grandview Phone Arvada 654 Flowers by Wire Everywhere ARVADA, COLORADO Good Lucf( to the Class of 49 ARVADA ELECTRIC CO. 1949 rv ConcratulatioiIf J to t, Ed Barber ShojT C ongratulations to the Class of “49 From The ARVADA LOCKER PLANT WHY NOT JOIN OUR SATISFIED THRONG OF CUSTOMERS AND BRING YOUR WATCH FOR REPAIR to Mason M. Pendleton WATCHMAKER JEWELER 218 East Grandview Phone Arvada I258W For Best Results take your clothes ARVADA CLEANERS GAMBLES The Friendly Store Hardware Auto Supplies Appliances — Clothing Congratulations to the Class of “49” METZ LUMBER CO. Arvada Cash Grocery Sends its Congratulations to the Class of 49 i NELSON STUDIOS 338 MAIN STREET LONGMONT, COLORADO Distinctive Portraits Oil Tinting Enlarging Frames