Arvada High School - Redskin Yearbook (Arvada, CO)

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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

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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

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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.