Las Animas High School - Trojan Yearbook (Las Animas, CO)

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ZEPHYRS tUE! Underclasses ’80 Nineteen

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 ZEPHYRS EVELYN KISSACK “Bub” ‘Men, not marks have been my aim.” DOROTHEA PEPER Peper” ‘‘Still water runs deepest.” BERNARD HENDIN Gus” ‘‘He tends to his own affairs—a rare talent.” HAZEL WHITE “Tudy” “The force of her own merit makes her way.” EULA OWEN “U” “Being good is a lonesome job.” JOHN HOWE “John R” “Lots of admirers, gets a new one everyday.” BERNARD GHOLSON “Chuck” “Give me true friends and life will be a pleasure.” MARIBEL MILLER “Skeet” “Variety is the spice of life.” SYBLE BROWN ELNA BURNS HAROLD CALDWELL HAROLD CAMPBELL ELMER CASE HILDA MORGAN VERA SETCHFIELD MAYNARD HAMILTON ZELLA COFFIELD ROLAND CRACKEL TREEN FELKNER MAGGIE HENARD NANCY HICKS RUTH JONES MEL KELLER ESTHER LOCKARD JOHN MANNION HARRY MARSTON HAROLD MERENESS CHARLES MILLEMAN ORAL SLAPE KENNETH STROUD WILFRED YOUNG PRESIDENT ... . HELEN BALDWIN VICE-PRESIDENT ............. TREEN FELKNER SECRETARY-TREASURER JOHN MANNION Colors: Blue and Gold Flower: Jonquil Motto: “Labor omina Vincent.” Eighteen

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SOPHOMORES Back Row:—D. Davidson, V. Zimmerman, L. Smith, M. Faries, C. Ham, G. Skeet, B. Purvis, F Hively, P. Owen, I). Woolery, G. Cook, C. Foster. Y. Headlee. R. Hively E. Jenkins, L. Patty, Mr. Wolf, sponsor. Front Row:—V. Skankland, J. Davidson. V. Purvis, R. Brown, J. Baca, E. Sugiliara R. Byers, M. Mahaney, B. Boyd. M. Robertson. R. Gohlson, G. Rice, E. Drum-right. W. Davis, F. Sawa. SOPHOMORES Back Row:—F. Henry, R. Hudnall, L. Faucett, G. Clason. J. Limbach. Second Row:—G. Dunavin, M. Lowe, L. Gloss, N. Keichler, N. Smith, Mrs. Hale, sponsor. R. Intchauspe, J. Tieman. F. Mosty,. T. Pryor. G. Coll. First Row:—M. Crackel. N. Barr. D. McCubbin, A. Martenson, A. Jobe. B. Amsley, H. Huffman, D. Jacks, M. Campbell. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY In September 19 28, 85 parts for lhe airplane factory at Bent County High School were shipped in . After assembling an engine who was Kenneth McChesney, a propeller, Bruce Purvis, a body, Judd Limbach, and the wings, Tom Pryor, the airplane was ready to start on its famous journey. Under the skilled pilotship of Lawler and Johnson, and Langley as mechanic, the plane faired well on its course and after a year landed safely at the field work. At the close of this strenuous year new parts were supplied. A new engine, Betty Amsley, a body. Mary Heizer, and the propeller and wings being unharmed remained the same. This year Mrs. Hale acted as pilot and Mr. Wolf as mechanic and saw to it that the airplane was refueled with two parties and two picnics. In May the plane landed at the Junior flying field. v enly