Arvada High School - Redskin Yearbook (Arvada, CO)

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' -Www. LEE UNRUH I want men to remember When gray Death sets me free, I was a man who had many friends, And many friends had me. These lines could have been written by Lee Unruh, who tragically died at the hands of Fate December 20, 1965. He and a companion, were caught and buried in an avalanche at Geneva Basin Ski Resort. Lee was rarely seen without a smile . His friendly, outgoing personality en- compassed all whom he encountered . Lee was very active, both in school and out of it. He participated in wrestling and gymnastics, was on the Student Council, worked at the Dairy Queen, and enjoyed skiing. He was a typical, fun-loving boy with no grudge against his fellow man. Although absent in body, Lee Thomas Unruh will long be remembered in the hearts of those who know and loved him IN MEMORY OF. MRS. DOROTHY AUSTIN A Tribute to Mrs. Austin The phone rings. A Friend says, Dor- othy passed away . . . I asked myself, why? She was the es- sence of kindness and graciousness. She gave much, expected little, asked no- thing. She forgave wrongs, understood human frailties, cherished individual strength.