Canon City High School - Nonac Regit Yearbook (Canon City, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1954 volume:

,Az V 1 5 W? My . A' 5fi', An Canon City High School 1954 NONAC REGIT Canon City, Colorado FE H 'W ' if ed ICU IOI1 ' E e e is lx V' ' -X 'X t if 'E W 3' ' R 1 l - Q- Tr e' T - - -1 r i Q, X .gf sg P Y 1 'X--' ali -if s ,- ' iii L - s aB: . - N is x ff4' X v ,ir o r if --- X: 15? . li?'B,ff The dis osition of the mem- P- P Y cgi N gg bers of an organization, their philos- ? ophy, character, and attitudes are em- :i j c s x E 71 bodied in and dispiayed through the tra- T ' g N ditions they maintain. Conversely, accord- i s I ' - ing to the traditions pursued are persons' iviibl L X temperaments and dispositions influenced. 'nc - i g ti Q '-f-.Nge It is to the continuence of the remark- '- 5' ' -N able traditions upheld at Canon City High x x, 3 K, X 5 rf - si- Q QS N :X bs . FIS- N-tk :X XX PSX c X tix, E :fre- Eg ,, , W E1 -- r -x C ' A :SK , gg. X xi School that we seniors of 1954 dedicate this We can behold our institution in high esteem for the highly developed honor system regulating itg for a loyalty kept, main- tained, and respected Campusg for a jealous x annual. ex. x x X X. .x gg -X ri 1 N -1 A manshi g and because -ST4 s sense of sports- p there are f -.......q3o hall Sentinels, no policing reg- fn i ulations, and for the most part, no fo locks on the lockers. 1 The tradition of our G , ' , assembly conduct is enviable above -vt' H45 ,.,.- all. Our lives and our outlook on hu- manity have been exceedingly enriched by these - traditions of high ideals. Through them we have learned to become appreciative, considerate, atten- Q tive courteous, understanding, and responsible. Prep- I aration to meet circumstances under our own steam has - ., been afforded us. We have experienced, and can be guided b the thought that ' s freedom increases, a sense A Y, of responsi- bi ' must increase or there will be disaster we ever respect the benefits we have ob- I through these traditions---keep li l' f A ff 'sh them dearly Ra ., QS -N: Q .., ' ? 'l-Q cs? , - -s -1 m Q... ' Q, ..x . -5 N s, 'z 1 7 im e o y V f - .- . 'Q on h ml ft h' 7 is , . . . . . -' sl fa ure, but low 31IT1, 1S crime. ig. - 'ls Q ' f f-jf' E-g 4- s ' T4-, f TA , -f s g r. -TEN-3, S - '-TQ: m - ga--. :lil 1 'Lf -14.1 x c- - e -if as -rx ' - 11- 1 -M ' -Em --. 'rex ' rf- w ' ' 5 ' I ! ' Fw- x E ', 'X n ' ! ' EF-gg -, ,- - I 4 Q -1 . I ...- ., -sa -:Ki-Q eq-X t --f rf It - - f ,E -f ' s - F , f V -XE :-- f V - Q , SN, X, ,..u:- - 4? ,-,- 3 - i Y l 4 X Y S ip! 'fs' ' ffl! 2 --- - -s v --Y c ' so A ' f -so as -1 , jg -1-i gg- ' 2- , 5 -' - 1 ,4 i Y -X- N' - 55? f!'1 5 . ig- .' X X 24 Zi 2 16, . , 4- N.. ' . , 1. 'gi-1 if ' Q L L, r . ,,. .N v- A K vi V. RALPH MONELI.. Former headmaster at Lolani Episcopal School for boys in Hawaii, has for three years been Superin- tendent of School District ffl. From Colo rado College he has earned an A. B. and a M. A. gbut he's still in school, working toward an Ed.D. at Den- ver University. He ob s e r ve s that Our actions must always be determined by the question: 'What are the Consequences '? LESLIE LEROY BEAHM B u s in e s s Administrator, for four years held the rein at CCHS as principal. In 30 years' associa- tion with the high school, he served as Superintend- ent for Z2 of them. He taught Science in Fruita, and was the bo s s at Delta H. S. Believing that if you 'Give the best you have, the best will come back to you, Mr. Beahmhas an A, B. from Denver Uni- versity and a M. A. from Colorado State College. C X-, ,rf wwf A ls FRANK M. HICKEY Congenial master of CanonHigh, has tromped thes halls for 33 years. In that time, he has tried hi- hand at several posts before becoming Principal He once coached the Black and Gold softshoes, le- top-notch grid squad, and was Asst. Principa He holds A.B. and M.A. degrees from Colorad University. A v 15 135 02 fi dl MRS. CLARA M. GARWOOD Asst. Principal and Girls' Advisor, has been with CCHS since 1937, and in her presentposition since 1940. She was Asst. Principal and Girls' Advisor at Roosevelt Jr. H. S. She taught in Boulder Busi- ness College, and at Berthoud High School y and has diplomas from Boulder Business College and an Ax B. degree from Colorado University. What you do, you are, she maintains. l 3 W? 'F' W Ax :YS 1 X' FACULTY Henry Allen Vocational Co-ordinator Ruth Arnold English I Earl Bashford Instrumental Music Virginia Carmichael English III, Speech Virginia Cowan Languages, Social Studies Audrey Hodgson Curtis Commercial Glenn Dalton Physics, Social Studies Cornelia Delaney School Nurse Louis Del Pizzo Languages Paul Gibson Science FACULTY -T -2 - 'F 0,0 ga , A H-S3 S I Elaine Hagaman English II, Speech MfSgt. Ralph Hare ROTC Mf5gt. Edward Harding ROTC ' Capt. Edwin Harwood ROTC Betty Jenkins Physical Education Fred Jones H Mathematics O. J. Kindall Mathematics, Study Hall Bill Kohl American History, Coach Bill Koller Guidance Shirley Lakin Home Economics W 1 l ,,,.-wwf in -'iitwf -' ,M ,, , RAIL, c' 'Cx N CLLLQ I Harold Lawrence Mathematics Harold Mattoon Machine Shops Charles Neale Vocal Music Waldo Olson Guidance, World H1 story Golde Perkins Commercial Emma Ritzman Art Keith Simons Industrial Arts Evangeline Steen English Ill, IV, Speech Pru M. 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Secretary to the Principal Mrs. Helen Paulson Secretary to the Superintendent Custodial Staff E z SENIOR k K OFFICERS L Y L 'nv L9 1' President Ken Ke ster Secretary Ruth Hayhurst Gary Reed J., rf Delmont Davis Elaine Hagaman Sponsor Vice -President Art McMillan y xr J 1 Treasurer V 4: Q1 0 Glenda EMJ4 ,Vx 2 O 'rv ut Fawn. Virginia Smith Qi Hat's off to the Seniors PARK LANE MOTEL L N 5 Cry- QJ XX .V r -n ,A .,' X Pi. XX x ROBERT JAMES ABBOTT Bobbie, get your gun. ROTC, Cpl, , 15 Znd Lt. Z5 lst Lt. 35 Rifle Team 1, Z, 35 Tiger Tales 2. JAMES ALLEN I can express myself thru song. Balko, Oklahoma l, Z5 Messiah 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Small Choir 35 Rhythmaires 3. LEE ANDERSON -- I want to be a cool bop- ster, Hempsted H. S. , Long Island, New York 15 Dixieland Combo Z, 35 Dutch Band Z, 35 Keynotes 2, 35 Band Z, 35 Tiger Tales Z, 35 Banquet Program Z5 Camera Club 2. CARL ARNOLD Model fly boy, Play Crew 2, 32 Jr. -Sr. Ban- quet Z. F LIT BAILE Y FERN BARLER ' fl Smiles were natures' be gift to her. Y-Teens 1, 35 Music Club 15 Chorus Typing Club Z5 Concert 2 1: Choir Z5 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 25 GAA 35 Concert Choir 35 Play Crew 3. st VIRGIL BENTLEY Quiet ? Junior Float Committee Z5 Jr. -Sr. Ban- quet Z5 Tiger Tales 35 Play Crew 3. BILL BERGMAN Let us study tommorow! ROTC 1, 2, 35 Track 1, Z, 35 .TACK BERKENBILE If there's mischief in the air, she's the one who put it there. Y-Teens 1, Z5 Cabinet 35 GAA 1, Z, 35 Tiger Tales 2, 35 Play Cast 25 Jr. -Sr. Banquet Z5 Mil- itary Sponsor 3. Best Wishes BATES STUDIO J B Nickels, Owner Long, lean, and likeable. l Xxx J, ': Y 'Q . 77 . 'fro ci -' ' 1 Q . Q I 1 ,Ali Xxij-Z7 A? i ' 4 .fi 50,95 ' 1 61 U ff A tb' A 5 I 5 Maxfli' . My X A TP 2 . ,x ' 4 :JF 1 , V . fixffx L' ' 9 sx-1m1.A BERRY ,p At the piano she is sna PPY Y-Teens l,Z5 Cabinet 35 GAA Z, 35 Rep. 15 Keynotes Z, 35 Tiger Tales Z, 35 Play Cast Z, 35 Jr. -Sr. Banquet Z5 Columbine Girls State Z5 Nat. Honor Society Z, 35 Cheerleader 35 Chorus 35 Small Choir 35 The Messiah 35 Annual Staff 35 Military Sponsor 3. ' -A. -' . ff . ,r 4 I Paul' s a cheerfu Banquet PAUL BITTNER 1 help- 1 Football 13 er. ROTC I Wrestling 1. Zi JT- 'Sf' 25 Play Crew 3. JEANAN BORTZ She's never been known to ignore a SOS Y-Teens l, Z, 35 Tiger Tales 1, Z, 35 GAA 15 Trio Z5 Operetta Z' Play Crew 35 Rhythm- , aires 35 Military Spons '3. 5- , ., s, W I N X 4 , vm J M J , . . fi , Y 15. A . , . sf , . ,W .ii , vu is f ff , . if ff 4' f rf. X 'H , -- A A M 115 . . is W 1' 'u v1g - sf ' 'Q A X 1 . XVV? JJ i I I VL Q. r Eg DOLORES BOWMAN Ridin' and ropin ' Pueblo 2 35 Centennial 13 Y-Teens , Library Club 3. xp! .af If - V . f-Ef' An MARVIN BRADY A What is mind? No matter. , What is matter? Never mind ROTC 1, 2, wrest- - ling Manager l, Z5 Archery 2, 3. f if 1 in 5 gf'-7, 4 'us K 'J JANICE BRANUM r Always willing to do he part Y-Teens l, Z, 35 GAA Z JOE BRUNETTO Seriously, pleasant. ROTC lg Tiger Tales 15 Chorus 1, 2,35 Jr. Play Cast Z: Messiah 35 Small Choir 3. ROWENA CALIGARIS Life is short and so am Y-Teens 1, Z 15 Typing Club Z5 Camera Club 35 Tiger Tales Z, 33 Jr, -Sr. Banquet Z5 Annual Staff 35 Play Cast 3. JEAN CALLIN She knows what s has it Y-Teens In , 35 Needle Club he wants-- and she - Cast Z5 z, 35 GAA 2, 3, Play Jr. -Sr. Banquet Z. FLOYD CARPENTER By night, I study the s ROTC 1, 2, 35 Rifle Tea Z, 3. JOHN CATHCART He reminds u Bad Boy. tars. ml, s of Peck' s . V J? f. 1415 ,095 ' ..:::a,g2g5g., x -: W'f5:i ' when figff Q. . I.- K 1 I? Sponsored by BATES STUDIO, J.B. Nickels, Owner NEOMA CLIFT We love her for her sweet self Lamar, Colo., lg Y- Teens Z, 35 Jr. -Sr. Banquet Z5 Typing Club Z5 GAA 3. 6.1 C fy .. --s it ,fa-.-3 1 I -'I !LC1k'N.4.x5 A 4 7 JACK COATS Be-BOP Boy ROTC-Sgt. 15 Sec. Z5 Major 35 Tiger Tales 1, Z, 35 Band 1, Z, 35 Color Guard 15 Dutch Band l, Z, 35 Keynotes 1, Z, 35 Chorus 1, Z5 Dixieland Combo Z, 35 Skyline Flashes 35 Jr. -Sr. Banquet Program Zh L- K ff' 74,--e 5 If 5- , kr' u b V Bx1.1.1E coox W Always friendly. just the same. ff , . , Q, 'L ia ,av g 5 5 rf , f . BOB CORRIE Oh, what is this power I have over women. ROTC 1, Z5 Major 35 Rifle Team Z, 35 C Club Z, 33 MOTAC Z5 Officer 35 Tiger Tales I, 25 Band 1, 25 Dutch Band 1, Z5 Keynotes Z, 35 Jr. -Sr. Banquet Z5 Football Z, 35 Play Cast Z, 35 Ex. Com- mittee 3. H5Wff,7sf Ns fs --f ' W ' '- DARRELL cox ....,,:Ag,, . 5 ' 'J J His thoughts are elsewhere ROTC 1,2,3, Band 1,z, 3, Dutch Band Z, 3. I .03 V N. M ' N 1 N. 45. 'Courtesy of BATES STUDIO, J.B. Nickels, Owner TOM COX The world knows nothing of its greatest men. X DE LMONT DAVIS Name the task, he can hold it down ROTC Sgt. 15 lst Sgt. Z5 Major 35 Ex. Com- mittee l, 35 Class Pres. 25 Youth Center Council l, Z5 Play Crew Z, 35 Jr. -Sr. Banquet M. C. Z5 Student Council Z5 Basketball 35 Skyline Flashes 35 Nat. ' Society Z, 3. -Z 11,162,185 JERRIE DiRITO Little--but oh my! Y.. Teens 1, Z, 35 GAA 1, Z, 35 Tiger Tales 1, 2,35 Ex. Com- mittee Z5 Military Sponsor 3. RONNIE DITMORE Until I came, the world w incomplete. ROTC 1, 2, 35 T' er Tales Z, 35 Jr. -Sr. lg C 25 Play Banquet Z: Play rew Cast 3. EUGENE EMERY Good-nature is a cure for all ills ROTC 1. jf is .. , . S, ,, . ' ea.1?'::l2.9.Y- f asewsf.. N ' . +. 'lax V X. 5 . wg' ex li s M X in I .Q , i X kt A Mm ig, X XX I ff 1 Af4f,ZfZfjfv f- V ded ' 44 f , 'rk' GARY EVANS ' 5 No, he's not a king over all, - X only one answers his call ,Q 5 ig. , ROTC Cpl. lg lst Sgt. Z5 z, V ,',, f Capt. 35 Basketball 1, Z5 35 ' ' L 'f Q - Football 35 Baseball 35 k ,AX ni . C Club 35 MOTAC 2,35 . KY: Play Usher Z, 3. . 'f 5, ' nf . , 4, so ' ' - Hs . S i J N' ' . A K- JERRY FAILING Seldom seen alone ROTC 1, Z5 Baseball l. LOIS FIELDS She looks more quiet than she is Y-Teens l,2, 35 Ban- quet Z. PHYLLIS F ORPAHI.. You don't know, do you? Y-Teens l, Z, 35 Music lg F.H.A. 25 Typing Club 35 Tiger Tales lg Jr. -Sr. Banquet Z. VONNIE GERMAN If I must be short, I will be ow-Mx 2, , LE NA GINDRO She enjoys living Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 GAA Sec. 1, Pres. Z5 Sr. ad. 33 Tiger Tales 2, 35 Jr. Play Crew 25 Sr. Play Cast 35 Banquet 25 Skyline Flashes Z5 Military Sponsor. I cab, Elma pg, jg'- --0'-1 DOYLE GOODALE He's always ready for work or play5 preferably play ROTC l, Z5 Lt. Col. 3: M0 TAC Z, 35 Basketball l, Z, 35 Football l, Z, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, Z, 35 Banquet Z5 Nat. Honor Society 3. MILTON GREENW OOD Silence is less injurious than a weak reply ROTC Cpl. 15 Sgt. F.C. Z5 lst. Lt. 35 Tiger Tales Z5 Track 1. ' DOROTHY GRIFFIN The very birds stop singing to hear Dorothy sing Y- Teens 1, 2, 35 Music Club lg Typing Club Z, 35 CTXOTUS 1. 2, 35 Small Chorus l, Z, 35 Operetta Z5 Messiah 35 Nat. Honor Society Z, 3. eau .pwle LARRY GRIFFIN If he falls in love he is s 1- , u e to drown ROTC lg Jr. play Crew 25 Sr. Play Crew 3. 5 , R 5 X, af n 53 fx '55 4 as sweet as I can be Flor- ence High School l, Z5 Y- Teens 3. Congrats, Seniors BATES STUDIO, J.B. Nickels, Owner EDWIN GUNN He can do things when he wants to, but the trouble is getting him to! ROTC 1, Z5 Tiger Tales Z5 Play Cast Z3 Play Crew 33 Banquet Zg VAUGHN HEL TON They don't make them any nicer ROTC Corp lg SFC 25 Sec. Lt. 39 Rifle Team Messiah 33 Chorus 3.,, 4 3 V . is :LJ ' f . ILA HAINER It would be a crime to cut that hair! Y-Teens 1, Z. 35 GAA l 2 3 Jr Sr Banquet 2,35 Tiger Tales Z. LA URA HOPPER Very modest and sincere Y-Teens l, Z, 3: Mixed Chorusg Music Club lg Typing Club Z. Camera Club CHARLES HARRIS The only trouble with me, is, l'm never on time. ROTC 1, Z5 Football lg Jr. - Sr. Banquet 2. JIM fSteeplesj HUGHES I have many original thoughts. ROTC 1, Z, 35 Color Guard 1, Z9 Ex. Com- mittee 2. WANDA HAR TL ESS Carry me back to old Virginny Y-Teens l,Z,35 Music Club lg GAA Z, 35 Chorus l, Z, 35 Operetta 25 Military Sponsor. RUTH HAYHURST Still water runs deep, and why can't I be still Y- Teens 1, Z, 35 Pres. 33 Music Club lg Mixed Chorus 1, Z3 Girls Glee lg Tiger Tales 153gTyping Club 2gEx. Com- mittee ZgPlay Crew Zg Jr. - Sr. Banquetg Student Council 31 GAA 35 Play Usher 3gMi1- itary Sponsor. JERRY JONES ,. Lessons will be the death of me. ROTC l, Z, 35 Tiger Tales Z. 3: Jr. -Sr. Banquet Z. DARLENE JOOS n Studious but ready for fun. Y-Teens 1, Z, 33 Cabinet 33 GAA 1, 2, 33 Vice-PreS.Ygg Tiger Tales 1, z, 33Jr. Play Cast Z3 Jr. -Sr. Jisqquet 22 Youth Center Council 3g Sr. Play Crew 3g Military Spon- sorg Honor Society Z, 3. as QW Ri mini? i - ' Sasff ff Q5 f F fr all i WW fwf :ls Q84 wnfff.,-.,5--s k,15',.,m,g, www ' L . -aan s' Wham? V ,WW x . .5 in 2s,s4,:g1'g.rVG,,5 QMML I o .. Wafwl ' .ass . L Q .f'? ss xx . :vig at f ' Y - .. 5. I I .. . ,ff fl 1 ' NWN- ,ss a Q53 531: V K K , gag Haig 5 K sg-T, 4 . A if 0 X. VIRGIL LEE JORGENSEN Be gone dull care!-Thou art not for me ROTC 15 Jr. Play Cast Z5 Sr. Play Cast 3. FAYE KEMMER A gentle disposition wins its owner manyfriends. Typing Club Z, 35 Jr, -Sr, Banquet 2.5 Operetta Z. SUE CAROL KENT She has a smile for every- one Guthrie Center, Iowa 1, Z5 Y-Teens 35 Tigerettes 35 Sr. Play Crew 3. KENNETH KESTER A thing of beauty keeps you broke forever ROTC Cpl. 15 Znd Lt. Zi Major 35 Ex. Committee Z5 Jr. -Sr. Banquet Committeeg Head Boy 35 C Club5 Tiger Tales Z5 Basketball l, Z, 35 BOB KETCHUM Pd like school if I didn't have to study. 'ROTC 1. Z3 Football 15 Jr. Play Crew 25 Sr. Play Crew 3. Football 1, Z, 35 Track 1, Z, 3. JOHN KOCHAN Books and people are my source of knowledge. ROTC 15 Jr. Play Crew Zi Sr, Play Crew 35 Honor Society Z, 3. BEN LAKIN What's the use to hurry, might as well not worry ROTC 1, Z, 35 Tiger Tales 1, 35 Jr. -Sr. Play Cast5 Jr. -Sr. Banquetg Football 3. JOY LAMBRECHT A girl we would all like to call our friend. Manzanola High School lg Y-Teens Z, 3 GAA 2, 3. BONNIE LESTER There are few things that she will let interfere with her play Y-Teens l, 2535 Drama 15 GAA 2, 35 Tiger Tales l, Z, 35 Jr. -Sr. Ban- quet l, Z5 Jr. -Sr. Play Crew Z, 35 Military Sponsor: Operetta 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Messiah 3. MARGARE T LINDSEY Which are you, you or your sister ? Y-Teens l, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Drama 15 Tiger Tales 13 Dutch Band l, 25 Mixed Chorus 1, Z, 35 Con- cert Glee 1: Small Chorus 15 Jr. Play Castg Sr. Play Crew5 Operetta Z5 Camera Club 35 Skyline Flashes 35 Messiah 35 Jr. Red Cross Convention Delegate 35 Jr. - Sr. BanqueLZ. JM vfjffyfwel :fob . A ' - V544 JKAT' A 'Q 'kyzfw 'rw fx iff- Jggf' f!lQ-4. wiv nf ff-f 3 ' ,V -I , T2 .X V x or f 'l 4 4 54 ,f.. X fa N 3 . 1,615 KW t xi Q ' X ...A 5 af rt MARJORIE LINDSEY JANET -MQNEGHINI Always a live wire. Y-Teens UNM much talk, but 3 great 112. 32 Band 1.2. 35 Dutch Band sweet silence. Y-Teens 1,Z, ' ' ed Ch01'U9 1. 33 M'-1555 33 Music Club 13 Mixed Chorus 1,23 Tiger Tales 13 Hobby Clu ' T' erett l, 2, 3, Mix Club 13 Tiger Tales l,-lgglr. - Sr. Banquet Z3 Honor Society 2, 33 Debate Club 33 Jr. Red Cross Convention Delegate 33 Skyline Flashesg Annual Staff3 Crew 33 Messiah 33 JOAN MANLEY uld be said about her, Z3 Jr. -Sr. Banquet Z, ig b es 3. Much co more by her. Y-Teens 1, Z, 33 Tiger Tales l,Z, 3: Drama 15 Band lg Cheerleader 13 G. A.A. DORIS MCCALL Z, 33 Jr. -Sr. Play CTBWQ Jr. - Sr. Banquet l, Z9 0Pel'ett3S Doris is a grand sport. Y- Mixed Chorus Z, 32 Military Teens 1, 2, 33 G. A. A. l, Z, 33 SPOHSOI' 39 Messiah 35 Annual Band 1,23 Jr. -Sr. Banquet Z3 Staff 3. Chorus 3. PHYLLIS MATTHEWS As true a friend as ever lived. Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 1. Z, 3: Typing Club Z, 33 Jr, .. Sr. Banquet Z3 Operetta Z3 Music Club l., ' X ' WANDA MCDONALD ,JL X Never seen alone. Y-Tee l,2,33 Drama l3 Band l3 Typing - K . Club Z3 Jr. -Sr. Banquet Z3 Mili- tary Sponsor 3. . BARBARA MILLER l've regretted my speech but never my silence. Y-Teens l, 2, 33 Music Clubj Typing Club 2' 3- ' HARLEY McDOWELL I came, I saw, I left. ROTC 1. LOIS ANN MOCK She's awfully hard not to look at, Mountain-Denver l3 Y- Teens Z, 33 Band Z, 33 Tiger Tales Z3 Homecoming Atten- Adant Z3 Jr. -Sr. Banquet Z3 ART MCMILLAN l::'33:'lZcil::x?:gziLg 3' A' Brains, books.. and basket- ' ball. Newton High School, Newton Kansas 13 Motac Z, 3' C Club 2,33 Tiger Tales Z 33 Jr. -Sr. Play Crew3 Foot- ball Z, 33 Basketball 2, 33 Blossom Day Float Z3 Vice- President of Class 33 Presi dent of Student Council 33 Sr. Float3 Delegate to Gov- Council Z. Best Wishes, Sen1ors . BATES' STUDIO, J. B. Nickels ernor's Safety , Owner. MARILYN MCNEFF lMcIntoshl You've met your doom. Step over and give the others room. Y-Teens l,Z,35 Tiger Tales 1,35 Honor Society 2, 35 Jr. Play Cast'25 Operetta Z5 Mili- tary Sponsor 35 Sr. Play Crew Music Club 15 G.A. A. Z, 3. 3: KENNETH MCQUEEN V Attention, left face, he'll be a general at this pace. ROTC sgt.p S. F. C.: Maj.: Tiger Tales. I LUCILLE NUSSER I She may never go sailing upon the ocean foam, but she'l1 make somebody happy in his 'comfy' home. Y-Teens 1, Z, 35 G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 Tiger Tales 1, 2, 3: Military Sponsor. BOB ORE Let your hair down and go off and cry. ROTC 1, 25 Baseball 1, Z, 35 Football Z, 35 Basketball 39 MOIZGC 2, 35 Operetta 25 Sr. Play5 Messiah 3. JACKIE LOU PAULSON Can she cook? Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: F. H. A. Tiger Tales 1, Z5 Band l,2,35 Chorus l5 Hobby Club 25 Jr. Play Crew5 Ban- quet 25 Military Sponsor. 1 CHARLES PEACOCK They say he's too bashful to ask for a date. Maybe he is, but just you wait. ROTC 1, 2, 35 Motac 2,35 Football 25 Track Z5 Annual Staff 35 C Club Z. LORETTA PEACOCK She possesses all the qualities, that make her an ideal friend. Y-Teens 1, Z, 35 G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 Annual Staff 3. RAY PENDER He admits that with girls he's so shy that sometimes he knows he will just petrify. ROTC l,Z, 3, - BUSTER PRAY There may be better men in the world than I--but where are they? ROTC l,Z,3Q Motac 2, 35 Football l,2,35 Basketball 1,2, 35 Jr., -Play Crewg C Club Z, 3. ROBERTA LOUISE PROE Blond curls are not always a sign of fickleness. Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, Z, 35 Girls' Concert Glee 15 Small Choir 2, 35 Rhythmaires 2,35 Oper- etta 25 Messiah 35 Music Club l5 Tiger Tales I5 Camera Clu Z5 Typing Club 35 Banquet Z5 Skyline Flashes Z. is i'-. ' 'fd , , fl. X wif' 1' I , . -J We make em to su1t you' BATES' STUDIO, J. B. Nickels, Owner n anyti L 3 cs f x I 1 ff N 1 K WAYNE QUICK v There must be some good work in him for not much has ev ' come o t Q LJ - .lci vi-J' lf Br u . ROTC 1,2,3. er eyes. Teens l,2,3i G L xx: JOANN ROBERTS Boys are oodles of fun. Y- Teens l, 2, 35 Band l, 25 G. A. A. 1, 25 Jr. Play Crew 25 Banquet 25 Camera Club 3. GARY REED What ever college he may attend, he may be acclaimed the most handsome man. MARRILEE SAMMON Manitou High School 15 Motac 2, 35 Football 2, 35 Tiger Tale: Jenny Lind has nothing on 2' C Club 2,35 Vice-Presi- her. Y-Teens 1,25 Sec. 35 25 Jr. Play 25 Mixed Chorus 1,2, 35 Small Choir 2,35 Small Chorus 2,35 1, 2,35 Girls' Trio 15 Rhythmaires Rhythmaires 2, 35 Boys' Quartet Z. 37 Operetta Cast 25 Music 2, 35 Boys' State 25 National C11-lb 1: Typing Club 2.35 Home- Honor Society 2, 35 Track 25 Coming 1-'oat 25 Banquet l,25 Tiger Student Council 35 Annual Staff Tales l,Z,35 essiah 35 Play 35 Executive Committee 35 Sr. C351 33 Hono iety Z, 35 Gov- Play Crew 35 Operetta 25 ernox-'s fet ouncil Rep. 2 Messiah 3. MARILYN REILLY My 5he's gentle, she's Shy. but - there's mischief in h Y- 'AA' 1'3: RANDALL sc Chorus 1.2! TYPinS Club? ARLETT Banquet Z' You'll be sorry. Chorus 1,25 Tiger Tales 1,25 Play Crew 2, 35 Banquet 25 Skyline Flfljhefs 3, 45.- ' , Q W f' ll , Q ,X . 1, f f if I -. 5 , I ROLAND RICE ' ff ' f ' ,yff K 1, f if -'What would the band do without X7 '14,-'V' HJ! I himw. ROTC 15 Band l,2, 35 Foot-f frf ffb. X 7 ball 35 Mora: 3. f' f f fy 41 'ff X' RE fa-. J ' , WALLACE SCOTT f' X Time wasted is existenceg AV X' used is life. ROTC Sgt. 1. MfSgt. 2, Lt. 35 Motac 1,25 Baseball 25 Honor Society 2, 3. Withdrew his barge from life's tumultuous sea ' MARILYN R Use Y-Teens l 2 ecutive Com Tal ful as well a , . In es 2, 35 Ty Play Crew 2' ' He'd m A, 35 Sr. Play . H18 BATES' . April 24, 1954 ICH s ornamenta 35 F.H.A. 1: Ex- iffee 1? Tiger LLOYD SHONYO ping Club 25 Jr. Banquet ZF G' A' ake a good lawyer, jus Cast 3 hand him an agrument RO Cp1.' znd L . TC , t. 25 lst Lt. 35 Band 1, 25 Tiger Tales l, 2, 35 Dance Band l5 Banquet 25 Chorus 2,35 Small Choir 2, 35 Operetta 25 Rhythmaires 35 Messiah' 35 Honor Society Z, 3 X jfs!! .5 if and we ll snap yOu' STUDIO. sk ,L MARLA SIMONSON I was robbed. Craig High School 13 Y-Teens 2, 33 Tig- erettes 33 Chorus 3. BARBARA SMITH There's mischief in those blue eyes. ' Y-Teens l,Z, 33 G. A. A. l,2, 33 Banquet 23 Play Crew 23 Military Sponsor 3. SMITH RICHARD STIENMIER He's a shark in both Physics and Mathematics ROTC 1 Z, 3, Rifle Team l,2, 3, Jr. Play Crew 23 Sr. Play Cast 33 Football 33 MC 1, 2, 3. FRANK STUMPH .l. I'd just as soon be a beggar as ' 'I a king! ROTC 1. X -. K F? ll- QQAQA N -wr -:Hui -A -' N ,-- 4 2 P . ! ,- ll Q r ' 1 I f .F 1. f ,hh ' J' .xp -, 'Iliff'-- ' -- 4 x , . fi f HELEN SWISHER l came from the healthy West. Y-Teens1,2, 33 Band 13 G,A. A. 1,Z, 33 Tiger Tales 33 Banquet Z. Teens 1,23Vice-Pres. 33 Club l3 Typing Club Military Sponsor 33 Class :retary l,Z1 Ex. Com. 33 nquet 23 Attendant 33 Play Usher 3. GOLDA MAE STEINB ERGER What book please? --it's out! Y-Teens l, 2, 33 G. A. A, We have proof that she is the most popular girl in school. G A, 33 Tiger Tales 2,3 L Council 2, 33 Head Girl GERALDINE TAYLOR Young woman with a horn. Y-Teens l,2, 33 Band 1, 2,33 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 23 Music 13 G. A. A. 2,33 Tiger Tales 23 Military Sponsor 3. I 1. Z. 37 Student Librarian 1, 2, 3. 6' , Vx FERN STEPHENS Ut! QW DOUGLAS TURECK We have reason to expect great things from you. ROTC Sgt. , MlSgt. , 2nd Lt,3 Band l, 2, 33 Band Pres.. 2, 33 Drum- major3 Tiger Tales 23 Class Vice-Pres. 13 Student Council Q ',,, A Quietly and calmly she comes and goes. Westclifie High School 13 Y-Teens 2, 33 Sewing Club Z3 Library Club 3. l: Jr. Play Cast and Publicity 23 Honor Society 2, 33 Keynotes Z, 33 Boys' State 23 Operetta Publicity Z3 Skyline Flashes 2, 33 Dutch Band 2,33 Sr. Play Publicity 33 What's Doing At School 1, 2. 3. 'VC if ifffof A ,- . s-1' lfx'. ' - I' - U VV.M., M ,FI 1 1' 7 oZ Lu! ck Alway , 'i 74' 'QQW7 BATES' STUDIO kywd fluff? ,,. P Y-'Q 2541515 S I sc, 'SMR' Q f is S f ,. e X .rig . f me fff+4ew' 5, bf . ,. . f fe .em S afebefj rf fe .., a Je , 1. ,, E 3 4 . ff mares-sz, r 'mii f Ei? A Liu, w f , ag JL .V ei Ve S M af gf wi mf W ' iigfeiz we ' 'QQMFQIQ ' Z .OLIVE TURNER Hair like spun gold. Y-Teens l, 2, 33 Music Club 13 Tiger Tales l, Z3 Executive Committee Z3 Small Choir l, 33 Mixed Chorus 1, Z, 33 G. A. A. Z, 33 Jr. Play Crew Z3 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 1,22 tary Sponsor 33 Sr. Play Cast 33 Rhythmaires 33 Messiah 33 Honor Society 2, 3. HAROLD TUTTLE For every girl's admiration he returns brotherly love. ' ROTC 13 Band 1,2,33 Tiger Tales l, Z, 33 Dutch Band l, Z, 33 Athletics l, 33 Key Notes 1, Z, 33 Jr. -Sr. Banquet 23 Operetta Z. MARY EILEEN VONDRA Not only good, but good for something. Mt. St. Scholas- tica Academy 13 Y-Teens 2,33 Typing Club 2,33 Jr. Play Cast3 Jr. -Sr. Banquet Z3 Sr. Play Crew 3. . DAVID WADLEIGH No use hurrying through life. . Qi. f 1 PQ NEW 1 'F an f jf l is f X X ref! Yr! fre wif f fi ,Q we , f ' ,Q fr fin S Defi J spfefv im af X VfW f v f 5 f f f 7 f E if f Kf J ' 3 X A f f , 3, ge QV N ,, F ,kk ff J f ea f X J 'Usa J J J f lg 4' A ' 1 . Q Q- f W Q : Q W Q 2' Q ' ,. X , X . f Q X v J, E7 N, WILLARD WALKER There is more real thinking in his brain than one would accuse him'of. ROTC Cpl. , Mfsgt- , Capt. of Co. A3 Motac 2,33 Tiger Tales 2, 33 Jr. Play Crew 23 Jr. -Sr. Banquet Z3 Football 1, Z: Co-captain 33 Baseball 13 Wrestling 13 Basketball 2,3. Operetta 33 Triple Trio 23 Mili- NADINE WALTON 1: G. A.A. 2,32 Band Z3 Jr Banquet Z3 F. H. A. Z3 Mili Sponsor 33 Y-Teens Z,3. FOREMAN WER T ZBAUGHER Love is not a feeling to pas Lt.3 Baseball 1, Z, 33 Jr. Pla Crew Z3 Motac 2,33 'C Clu Z, 33 Sr. Play Crew 33 Youth Center Council 33 Skyline Flashes 3. ,I 3, quilt GLENDA WIDUP Clever at acting and yell leading too-such is the gal they call sweet Sue. Y-Teens 13 Cabinet Z, 33 Music Club 13 Band 13 Cheerleader 1, 23 Head 33 Class Treasurer l,Z,33 Student Council 1, Z, 3'3 G. A, A. Z, Of- ficer 33 Jr. Play Cast Z3 Jr. - Sr. Banquet l, 23 Honor Society 23 Delegate to Girls' State Z3 Delegate to Governor's Safety Convention Z3 Military Sponsor 33 Sr. Play Crew 33 Youth Center Council 13 Treasurer Z3 President 33 Secretary. W. H. WIEDEMAN He knows a lot, but never can think of it. ROTC lg Football 1, Z. PHIL WILSON His accent betrays him. San Fe High, Santa Fe, New Mexic lg Archery Club Z, 33 Jr. -Sr: Banquet 23 Tiger Tales 3. The Best in the Future, Seniors! HELM'S DRUG It takes the unusual to cope with her. Shattuck, Oklahoma tary away. ROT C Cpl. , M!Sgt. , b . -Sr. Y X 1 f i 5, X, V if , ' ,f 1.1 X , 3, . V 3 'Y' 3. 3 MX 'L f 'z A , if .g l f w w ' . , - , v E 3. ' . ? N1 -AQ 20:1 A FRANK YARD A slumberinggenius who' nonc halantly dream! his hours along. DENISE WINTERS She has the charm of courtesy, and gracious words so sweet. Steaxnboat Springs 1, Z. EDDIE YOUNG A man of plans and actions. ROTC 1,Z, 35 Band lg Tiger Tales l,Z,3g Basketball l Z' Track 1,21 Motac Z,3g C' Club 2,35 Jr. Play Cast Zg Jr.'-Sr. Banquet Z. DONELLE WOOLSEY It's easier t o know mankind in general than man individuall y. Y-Teens1Z 3' G A A SENIOR PLAY Stienmier Jorgens en Caligaris Lakin Berry Turner CAST Corrie Samrnon Ore Ditmore Gindro Rich U ll CHARLES WAFFELL If a man's worth knowin he's worth knowing well, Band l, Z, 33 Spanish Radio Program 1, Z3 Skyline Flashes 2, 3. - THE GREAT BIG DOORSTEP 'vi' Nz Tb : 2 Z, K 5 Q M if 53 fi 9 gi N E 1 gf 3 5 iz e B E 5 ? K 5 Q a .... .,.......,.... mmW.,fW.--my,n.MM..,.nwW.WW,,.WW. ,,,. ,A . , ,.,,, , ,,..,y.fwm1yfnmmff-,., WM. .M f,,.,f W-WW.,M,,,K,,,.q,v.wWm,,Nw,w,.,.,,,,M..,fM,,n,.,,m,WwVW-ff ,,,,M,,..,,,,WM,.W.,,,W.WMM,,,, , , V, . ...M.,,.,W M V ,mf X11 Q ,f i'.v,,1,! qgivkuf Ilbwlf- wg QV! VIL. A JUNIOR Aw U1 Executives ,f A 'ja M l ' V A N WW y W' . DMA VV ,ft Xgkv I W! X 24:3 , -f .K 'wx .lv f-- V 5 VQa,. Vxginia sl1?y1Be11e Trisgsurer Phyllis Secretary' -H W1111am Diller ESQ V J ! 'F QL 4A,g,,3f ' - i 'ff A245556 ' mi A Y Q Q A -azfuuw fl? s i giig Priilgent - - , Im V J 0 X N W HQ- LQ W! E' Xe g I-I? Mu WHL! I 3 X L V Q X K! Nadiene i i, CJ I' y DeVaughn 4 X Q 5 X in Y xx A J 'L LL 2 GUS J Vice-President Larry Allen Phyllis Amen Glenda Ashley Sharon Ashley JoAnn Bailey f Zi John Barnes Myrna Bauer Vernon Baumer Lucille Becco Vic Becco f5b+fWZL3 f ko' b A7 , , .,,.q,.E,:i, Clarence Bohlander g:A, K ,l,l,1 Ron Bond . A 1, fi Elaine Bortz I Bob Burris ,'Lr, Peggy Calhoun ,,l1f' T23-AX 1 Q? fm 5? fi K ., X 5 X-Q-3 if I , 2- X Lx ' gt hx MX L ' fi Q' if 1 .Pixy vi' fs, - 0 Xyylx W or k . , slu ,l.. , It ,I If and ujf 4-'ffm awww . , , miigrew 4 Q V M Q 2 1 ,i , .M 23 N, - , e. Y .,.. .. 'GM 2 Y, NE ae . ,W V gig A we :if if W? 5 2 EQ!--cL f5a.L?4...,l2f, Charles Campbell Bobbie Carrnack Earlene Carpenter Steve Christoff Arloah Clark Emma Clark Janice Cleaver Ed Clodfelter Joy Copper Phyllis Cox '1 N?9i?fmfgi'f f, f wlsfiidf if' , .6517 A3IlJ,S'A 1- of 'Q Q QM 7 Lyn I Get your shoes repaired at the Forget your woes, come to BETHEL'S SPAULDING SHOE SHOP. and get your clothes. YK Nadiene Curtis A Norma Darnell Violet Darrow DeVaughn Demicell Carol Dewar Carl Garoutte Wanda Edrnisson Carlyse Franck Joyce Gallegor Ken Dowell L or etta Garrett Vinc ent Gentry 3 h Jack German ' 1 Robert Giem A Alice Gillerl 1 lx Ma? A 'ii M X .V ?f.r1mllif'Eii?,2 Qeear -. . - A 2 . Q' 574 L L V 7 Bill Gillen v - L' 53- Eugene Glitzke iw m'aA Ae f ,E imhl 5 James Grisham ' ' Ai' iff! , .J l.' ill Ted Hanford Thelma Harris Laurel Harrow Barbara Hayhurst Bill Helton Jim Herminghouse . ,... , ' A f ig, E 1 :ij l,i3,, . Av Sick? Get your prescriptions filled at the PALACEDRUG STORE. CULLIGAN, the softest water in town. Carson Herrin Helen Hewitt Glen Hockett Dixie Horner Gene Ireland ,:4, , J: df is tennee ' ' . :Q g fm fi as Wgfm is .1 'iw' -'wif H siege it V 5 , - ' K' ff . i f - - fff:yf.,,.- 2 Harm-gf: . ,,1 fig , fr-sk, gigwff ff' f'fJfz1 ' ewes, we-gf, 3 ,- -2:1-,-V.. x -- ' img fe--::y1 Q,g ,1 W: .fmfarfz - - a, f ,f all s Cf, 'gf . , - K John J a c ks on V. , Q ,,:, Ed J Ohms on V uy':L Dona Kavannau gh M ary B ell e K e s t e r Jackie Ketchum C ffl Pf Q -' ,..., ..,.,.,,-:, . ,,,., . S H Y :D nge 1 ang M, L 5 4 a a X at 9 Q 52: 555 fi. iii it 522 S -2 L 155352 ai TYWF 3 N7 4 7 Q fs 455 I 9 Mari e Ki e s l er i f- I Darrel Killham H C e c 11 e Knuth . if I ' R on al d Ko ch en Charles Kopic Ben LaCrue Evelyn Lane Melvin Leonard Patti Leturgez Kay Little Ida Marrs Ardeth Martens Ernest Martinez Marjean Maynard Morris Meese Q,-ff '9a4f4'a! 7224!-AM' 'Ji'QPf1e alfa 'iii f-Pififmffi' E ,gs A ., .. .... ' if -- -151, : .gf fa 'ST 'E H ,. f re sgmlr E, ,, ,1 ia. kwa.. Qs . J, :afZ?5EiSgiAj527 7152 garages WM l ,Y , :,, 1Tf P? s3i ' X 1.4 Qfoxfifwj -1 ! ,Argo if Short of Cash to The best in home decoration! FREMONT FINANCE CO. ---Insurance EMMERSON FURNITURE. and Loans. V-N 4 - W -w..Y ,i . i5 .M,f, miaf, A ,W V 4 Yi us 1 - 1, za,-, r ,,,:-s'. v'2fs1si :iss-ililh' .- :-- . ,ff.f+--we ., -,,i.5.w.w' ,....,,. ,V AWA! ' . ....-, F1 Q fqimgfw .4 6532 nf S S fig we x Y 1 x 1 41 P .fe ,K We , , 1 M3 A get S My , ,, we 4' ?' Q .a. 54 3 W, ws? 2. Wg 1 ai wi W5 'Q Q my . .f 4 A ' , - M,--1: i ,V-,..,: .. H, 'f,,.qf:g:-M, gifqq wwi W .A.,, .k,: 5 ,. me, Q ' 1 I I l L jf' Alf 62 f , . Bob Middlerniss Pat Miller June Mills Catherine Mock Sheldon Morton X 'J , .V CL xl Ui, in f' , i Y Q s , f Wie? 'I ,Q 5' 41 W W 3 ia ,Bb is Q 2 fl Egg QL i Q, frsfwf i'-552, Wifigg - , ,, ,PQ1,.f1.,l. f g5w 1wf : .fM,fKfw- im-meek ' 5 qbbbx PQ'-'31 5555, - .... I 351 :i? 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McFarland 1 is Q, keg? 11 ,Ss .fo W ew 16 .gf z -1. -- ' - 'iw t '2 H 5' 'eff X , A We ww ew 51 5 A it 'x ., JV Mc 1 J' ., :i,,m.:A , ' J Y MCF arl-and v , hirley McLoney - fr! Bernice McSchooler 3 Linda Nelson --- A ' Sue Newton Mary O'Riley Bob Packard Anita Padgett Leland Payne Bob Potter 1 P lzy , Virginia Province Yvonne Quick Frank Rayburn Don Reuker Connie Rowe A A JV I fb 40 , ' 71 . A 5 :ffwxjl A '13, i My QW' is i . 'U' J ' , X L' fQ+ 9JQ?j ff if t lv 5 WWW if Forward March! To Canon. City ARMY STORE. f ,,,, A 'fidbix LG LY P' ae J Dean Roy mv Phil Rutledge LeeRoy Scheierman Mary Seal Charles Selee Donald Seley Louise Shonyo Bunny Short ,: V' Keith Shugart n, ' em A EQ Larry Skaggs 559 ' 'S A mf?-fff ' ., i14Qf.f-ff-Q Gus Slanovich H h xgb Gene Smith ff Sylvia Smith ..ig '8f . yii j eff George Spitzer A !A. 1,5 Patsy States X Carol Strunk Leona Stultz 1. x Janice Tatrnan . ' ... I Ita, H ,,A, .gf Jerry Tipping 529, J im VanDen Bos fi - AS ff L J if Diann VanLoo Bill Waters Ronnie Wells Douglas Wertz- baugher Tom Wilcox f '7Z7'Z1 if iffy Paint the town red with paint from KEYS PAINT CO. I S P 4 iii? I ij .L , ,. . i , ' . L A KVJK V, . V . ,A,l, i s ' , IN 1, 'K lilly, , Q- in 1 ' 1. P ff- av- 'wg 25: 6 - in as 15 ax swf? ? :Q 4 : 5' , : , ' A .V ig I ir- ---- mg, Mg r' ?! ,E 2 M 5 Q W S 1 if , f a Q 4 H i. X Q ir wx 1 1 A me, M it 5 Q , 4 . . .Ae Q fl' - 'l ' 5 C!! '16 W zalelfiv .,6I ' AMFWQ if ff ff ffvwfi I Y Mfr MERRIAM PLUMBING SHOP can fix any drip. Donna Wil son Mary Wil son 2 I LA'W Virginia Young f I Y1,i 1 'i:,. W i r H txyl VV - Paul Reed ...rr ,I J ,:'g N ' lx N5 KY 'Q ' 6 K, I Z L. N Q A ' E Earle Williams 'i.' ' ., V3 ,.,.g , , 9, fri' 1 wa 5- v , 7 Q T1 ' 5' i ,.. .4 ., 'K W' Q Ji e .. 1 B .,Q.. .gT,.f'k 'O- 1 'TJ' .6-. vi M . ' 1 ,l Qu 5 A Z:-eh 'iff' U , 5'-',.. iff 'Q W K ' S . 2 fm W '53-Jr. -Sr. A Night Banquet in Hawaii '53 JUNIOR PLAY Meet Me In St. Louis .Lex O THE FAMILY A young man's fancy--- STARRING: M. Lindsey, D. Joos, M. McNeff, B. Corrie, B. Lakin, S. Berry, G. Widup V. Jorgensen, F. Bailey, D. Tureck, G. Reed, M. Vondra, B. Ireland, J. Callin, E. Young, E. Gunn, J. Brunetto. A A .K H L V X KAL U aG 5 kt s MT sf Y tk 1- f X I K C ed? O0'fZ'r O0 J! ix 2 Eddy President SOPHOMORE Q4 f f CL! Alb rid . I YQ A ,Iii x I W , P H A. Q , I 'Liw 5 E gi, Butch IX K 0 5 v r 96 6 I Deanna 5: fl X L R 4f S Oy J. xhxgvp' Executives ii , .uf r f ' fll .gr 5 ,T W xl -1 ,,1 Karen xx . K ' h ' Secretary elt Slmons Sponsor xx tr.-3? X yy 3 f Lee Ken Y X if V Gayle Vi -P ' wejlj r f X' ' I ce resldent X Treasurer 1 53,Wf:fa 1fMlmQlfelQfy,f ar M Sxmwwamef-fs , ig ww I 92 ia, 4 M an , an S me 2 W , gs lg, X Q ei W I 8 6 5 J' als , a WSW X 32 K P M asaiii M , X J 3 sm v 1 I 'Q ,,., ,, V H553 all Q, ,SG I , ,WI -, S I ' K.: j, Q Alma Adams Jerry Allen Joyce Amrinerfly Eli Atchi sony' ll , U, IWJQ, Q4 ,X N' ll tlfy Baker l ne Baublits Ray Blackburn Danely Bonewell Gayle Boston Darrell Boysen George Brooks ' Robert Buckles Peggy Campbell Ken Carmack Judy Cingoranelli Martin Cherrie Tom Clarke June Clift Doris Cochran Billy Cook 9 0'SfX,gTVG 'I ,1 L41 I-' 'Viv Donna C peland Barbara Crawford Nona Crawford Deanna Curtis Kathleen Darden Clara Darnell Beverly Dell Michael Dietz ' C v DPLESil Delbert Elliott Truett Epperson lg. , Q Si 5 I S H 5 r lk rw 5, ,ur IP Q ,f ig M i No short circuits at SCHAAR For Ngvelties, Stop af, the ELECTRIC SERVICE. GREY GOOSE GIFT SH 1- Glen Eubanks Bonnie Fields Larry Foraker Darrell Ford Roberta Green Victor Hainer Wflgiff' wi. 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A I! 1 .J v if I I NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FOR FIRST SEMESTER FROMBACK: Left To Right D, VanLoo, D. Griffen, M. Lindsey, B. Burris, C. Waf- fell, K. Dowell, J. Kochan, D. Goodale, W. Scott,G.Reed D. Wertzbaugher, B. Short, B. Hayhur st, M. Sammon. Seated Left To Right: D. Joos M.Rich,R.Hayhurst,S.Berry S. DcDermeit, V. Provence S. Newton,L. Stu1tz,M. Kie- sler, M. O'Ri1ey, O. Turner IN FRONT:LeftTo Right: D Davis,D, Ki11harn,I... Shonyo D, Tureck. QM. McNeff, P. Rut1edge,C Knuth, M. Maynard., D.A.R. Girl ll, A ff .Ji x' ,' I IV 7 . Darlene Joos King of Clubs I Runner-up Gary Reed, his Highness Gary Evans, runner-up Bob Corrie. Bookworm's Paradise, VERNETTI ELECTRIC will wire you WHIPPLE'S BOOK STORE STUDENT COUNCIL FROSH: John Plummer, Betty Jo Singleton. SOPH: Oscar Watkins, Jeanne Lawrence. JUNIORS: DeVaughn Demicell, Mary Belle Kes- ter, Bob Burris, Virginia Provence. SENIORS: Gary Reed, Ruth Hayhurst, Art McMil- ter , Virginia Smith. Student representatives, as the governing body of CCHS, control letter awards, elections of officers, and all other activities. Since seniors know more about the school and goings-on, they have six delegates, including Head Boy and Head Girl. Principal Frank Hickey attends the meetings to guide and advise the student control system, V Head Girl Head Boy Virginia Smith Ken Kester lan, Glenda Widup, Ken Kes- Editor ------------ --DOUGLAS TURECK Advertising Manager ------ GARY REED Year Book Advisor--MRS. E. HAGAMAN EX. CARTOONS ADS Jack Coats Lena Gindro Ed Y0llf1g Jeanan Bortz Frank Yard Darlene Joos Lloyd Shonyo SENIORS Marjorie Lindsey Marrilee Sammon Randall Scarlett Sheila Berry Glenda Widup John Kocnan gi - ,fefffi-fi E f NONAC REGIT STAFF UNDERCLASSMEN Margaret Lindsey Marilyn Rich Loretta Peacock Joe Brunetto Charles Peacock Bob Abbott Carl Arnold SPORTS Foreman Wertzbaugher Dick Stienmier Willard Walker PHOTOS Charles Wagner Mr. Harold Lawrence ACTIVITIES Bonnie Lester Joan Manley Bob Corrie Rowena Caligaris Virginia Smith Jerrie DiRito Olive Turner Dealing in both gases and solids--HAGAMAN APPLIANCE, Maytag, Kelvinato Distributor. ss Q 55 ? 5 A 53 3 S 2 YS 55 33 5? Q 53 5? Q2 Q. Lf' E51 if fs 55 Z ii ,Y S .4 5 F E MR. CHARLES NEALE Director A HUMIN' 'N' SINGIN' The Boys' Quartet -- Bob Ore, Lee Sheridan, Gary Reed, Lloyd Shonyo. A VOCAL EXPRESSIONS The Chorus started off with a terrific task but a whale of a lot of fun this year. They tackled I-Iandel's great oratorio, The Messiah. With the help of some members of the Abbey, the Academy, and townsfolk, they very ably presented it in early December to a packed house. Next on the agenda was Christmas carolling. For six days the 60 guys and gals of the A Cappella choir hopped into school buses bound for all the grade schools. There they sang carols to all the little shavers, who enjoyed the program very much. lt was the chorus who officially ended school for the Christmas holidays with their carolling up and down the halls. On the night of December 21, the choir had their annual shindig. Everyone piled into a truck, and they struck out singing carols across the countryside. Theyfvisited the Odd Fellows Home and several old folks' homes with their glad tidings. ,Then back to the Youth Center they came for hot chocolate and doughnuts, and a general good time. ! l CONCERT CHOIR l SMALL CHOIR l BACK ROW: Left To Right: W. Reed,Jim Allen,E. Gunn, B. Ore,G. Reed,L. Sheridan, L. Shonyo, H. Tuttle, .Terry Allen. MIDD-LE ROW: S. Berry,N. Newcomb,D. Cur- tis,N. Stick1ey,C. Knuth, A. Gillen, L. Shonyo, J. Hel- mick, E, Bortz. FRONT ROW: B. Proe,J. Bortz, O. Turner, M. Sammon, D. Griffen, M. Schlaf. After Christmas vacation, the singers buckled down to the job of learning new numbers for the various programs they are asked to present. Within the 60-voice A Cappella choir there was a Small Choir of ZZ vocalists which met betimes at the hour of 7:30 A. M. for practice. They made numerous appearances around the town and motored to Camp Carson to entertain the hospitalized soldiers there. A spring concert was performed jointly with the band in April. Later inthe month the vocalists entered Colorado State Music Festival competition in Pueblo. THE RHYTHMAIRES Made-up for Tiger Tales: Alice Gillen, Lloyd Shonyo, Lee Sheridan, Je- ana Bortz, Marrilee Sam- mon, Gary Reed, Bob Ore, Olive T u r n e r. fDorothy Griffen, Eat a comfortable fill at MAJOR'S CAFE. in il l- .11 . -nl it-V il g-1--. - mm'-L - 1i-i- -1-nl p -1111 1' - -1 --1 1---1 - -1- .li 11--- iii g1-- -1.1-11 311- iii it--. -.-i Capt. Ed Harwood -1 -l' 1-...li r R.0.T.C. Sgt. Ed Harding Sgt. Ralph Hare R.O.T.C, cadets have not only learned war methods and military tactics, but also valuable lessons in discipline, leadership, self-reliance, and co-operation. A completely new staff heads the unit over that in charge a year ago. Sgt. Harding was assigned toreplace Sgt. Brechan Manning, Sgt. Ralph Hare stepped into Sgt. Harley Rice's post to handle the records, statistics, and other paper work. The battalion came under strict supervision and more rigid xstandards when Capt. Ernest Bobko joined the military department in Marchto succeed Capt. Harwood as Professor of Military Science and Tactics. Sgt. Hare organized the first girls' rifle team, in the recent memory of CCHS, out of a group of honorary sponsors. Cadet marksmenwere coached by Sgt. Harding with a 4-Won-3-lost record. The battalion formed for parade under sun and through snow to march on several occasions. During short-handed spells this year, several senior officers gained a bit of practical experience from their classes in teaching methods by acting as instructors for sophomores. Cadet Lt. Col. Goodale and Honorary Cadet Lt. COLOR GUARD Col. Mock. Helton, Reuker, Morehead, Kochan Capt. Ernest Bobko INew PMSBIT HONORARY CADET SPONSORS BACK ROW: Jackie Paulson, Sheila Berry, Joan Manley, Glenda Widup,' Nadine Walton, Wanda MacDonald, Olive Turner, Darlene Joos, Wanda Hartless, Flit Bailey. FRONT ROW: Lena Gindro, Lucille Nusser, Vir- ginia Smith, Jerry Taylor, Bonnie Lester, Barbara Smith, Marilyn McNeff, 'Jeanan Bortz, Ruth Hayhurst, Jerry DiRito. 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Doyle Goodale Battalion Commander Major Ken Kester Executive Officer Major Bob Corrie Sl Major Ken McQueen SZ Major Delmont Davis S3 Major Jack Coats S4 Lt. Bob Abbott, Special Service Lt. Milton Greenwood MTO Lt. Floyd Carpenter Ass, S2 Lt. Ronnie Ditmore Personnel Lt. Jerry Jones, Sergeant Major Lt. Wallace Scott Ass. S3 Lt. Jim Hughes, Sponsor Ldr. Lt. Ben Lakin, Color Officer Pfc ' Pfc Pfc Pfc. Pfc. RANGE PELLETEERS Pfc. Oscar Watkins Lt. Vaughn Helton Lt. Bob Abbott Lt. Dick Stienmier Major Bob Corrie Ted Ziegler Ronald Morris Jerry Allen Mike Dietz Martin Cherrie SKIRTS SHARPSHOOTERS Glenda Widup Olive Turner Lena Gindro Sheila Berry Joan Manley Bonnie Lester When you pass the BRAISTED CAFE, you pass the Best Place in Town. R, O, T. C. COMMANDING DUOS Compliments of the GORGE LIQUOR STORE ,E K ff? - fx ,g S 4 5 , Q.. 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' ' J Tf'Q:fP2'ssi .1 2 , ,W may , M f, -AM 1, ,. lv .WmL'iw.p'J ,nr .z., ,..,.,, 1--,,., ,,,f41,.,.f., .-f , ,., ,-,ps www- f' WWF ww: f M3134 2 , ' Y' V, Alf iq., MM edfwgfglwi ,nr-'fwfw .lik-'W'f.5fiEg5f.,f n,'g,:gA,ig, it K gem ,wg .7 , ,Z fff--wzff 1' M f W ' COMPANY B Capt. Gary Evans Company Commander - Lt. Bus Pray Executive Officer Pfc. Charles Paulino Cruidon Bearer Lt. Vaughn Helton Asst. Executive Lt. Dick Stienmier 1 st Platoon Leader Lt. Darrell Cox Asst. Leader Lt, Doug Tureck Znd Platoon Leader Lt. Wayne Quick Asst. Leader cANoN cnv HIGH SCHOOL BAND Look sharp, feel sharp, be sharp is the motto of Black and Gold instrurnentalists. The reason? --new uniforms. The long-awaited, smart garb was unpacked in time for Homecoming doings on October 31. Of an entirelynew style--black flashers, high collars, braid--theyhave hit a high note withboth onlookers and band members. Drum Major Doug Tureck sported a handsome, 12-inch fur dome with bright gold trim. A year of bustling activity included half-time shows during the gridiron season, Pioneer Day parade at Florence, Apple Day at Penrose, anda band clinic in Salida, which proved helpful to the band members. Not only didthe band participate in activities such as these, but it also did some fine concert work. After conductinga commendable winter concert, the first of its kind in many years, they shareda spring concert with the vocal department. The Tiger band traveled to Pueblo in April to the Colorado State Music Festival. The band consisted of some 63 players this year. From this nucleus, several groups were organized, such as the 20 -piece Dutch Band, which played for most of the Bengal Hardwood games and pep rallies, and a jaz z combo with Leroy Anderson, Jack Coats, Vern Baumer, and Vic - Y- Becco beating the tempo. Vern Baumer set the beat for the pep band as student director. The Keynotes of Rhythm dance band realized its s e c ond year of success. They have played for many dances and special programs for civic groups, and they were a popular feature in Tiger Tales and exchange as s embly pro- MR. EARL grams BIQSHFQORD Two representatives were chosen to irec or play in the All-State Honor Band in March: Sylvia McDermeit Qclarinetl and L as r o y Anderson lpercussionl. At the close of the year, a band banquet was held, the highlight ofthe evening was the awarding of bandletters for service and accomplishment. Officers elected for the year were Douglas Tureck, president, Jack Coats, vice-presidentg and Clara Darnell, secretary. Band Booster Day was carried out to solicit mone tar y backing. Blossom Day activities pretty well wound up the tootin' 'n' struttin' for '53-'54. Dirt and grime vanish at Service that pleases at NEW METHOD LAUNDRY COULTER 8: DIORIO SINCLAIR SERVICE ow BACK ROW: LEF T TO RIGHT: Alvin Smith, Phil Rutledge, Anita Pad- gett, Sandra Patton, Ar- thur Owens, Gene Smith. SECOND ROW: Jack Coats, Darrel Killham, Darrell Cox, Barbara Hall, David Wilson, Bill Duff, Max Packard, Har- old Tuttle, Doug Tureck, Vern Baumer. FRONT ROW: Sylvia McDermeit, Marjorie Lindsey, Bob Corrie, Clara Darnell, Ted Han- ford, Janice C1 e ave r. QE arlww Pep Tempo Coat IN BACK--Leroy And- erson, Doug Tureck, Jack s, Harold Tuttle, Sheila Berry. IN FRONT--Bob Corrie, Clara Darnell, Vernon Baumer. 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We'll wash 'er to show and gas her to go--BORTZ SERVICE STATION. I K.3.ggeC1 'Tl' l'11'l'lI'l.Y ' Jungle Jane Room clerk Ben Lakin checked in an outstanding variety of p 'blgfirlqt talent at his out-of-the-way hotel on March 11 when the stage was -is Tan set as the lobby of the Babbling Brook Inn. A phenomenal rush la - in business brought performer-guests before the large and ap- : preciative audience on hand for Canon High's annual vaudeville ' ,., production. .. - , K 1 The establishment became a cross-roads of show people ---- A 4- 9' L including the Keynotes of Rhythm dance band, a Bellhop Quartet K A QBob Ore, Lee Sheridan, Lloyd Shonyo, Gary Reedj, Liberace and Brother George lBil1 Duff, Meryl Wamhoffj, the Travelers Three singers QNancy Newcomb, Deanna Curtis, Judy Helmickj, Tw li- eu. . . Qpals Gary Reed and Bob Corriej, the singing and dancing Rhythmaires QA1ice Gilf- 'l S Bob Ore Olive len, Lloyd Shonyo, Lee Sheridan, Dorothy Griffen, Gary Reed, Marri ee ammon, , Turnerj, Sue Newton in a reading, Beverly Dell in a ballet to calypso drums, tears from Johnny Ray fBob Orej, and the Park Av e nue B um s, QHelen Hewitt and Barbara Hayhurst in a carefree moodl. These acts including a monologue by Phil Rutledge and with Ken Kester as M. C. , were selected as the Black and Gold exchange assembly program to appear on stage at Central, Cen- tennial, and Colorado Springs high schools. Students continued to come before the footlights in There's No Business Like Show Business, the Nautical Nifties fa dancing routine by sailors and wavesj, 'the Beauty Shop Quartet, the accor- dian duet of Yvonne Quick and Nick Powers, a pantomine of dancing puppets and a pep club that dropped by on the way to a ball game. i W i'2'iV 'M' L Z B k 3 A ,f is T if sis f- ' F ' 1 Q ,f , K D V , 44' ., ,, . 1 iv , Mg, - v - X , ni 'Q 'if' A 'W 5 Y7Q7 . f mgf., 5, -2, 'S-' - ..-, ' if in H i ,Z p,-p If VL W W i 3 X gg 'ss 5 Vw , , A Cheer for the Team' Hcettin' Readlw S-A-..,...i-,,.. ..,............,.a.-...,.,,-,..,....- ... ..... - ,, - -f...x-ufM,4i, Dr-aggin' it - -Sophomores ALUMNI 1953 Lois Mock reigned over the Black and Gold field day. Senior Attendant ------ Virginia Smith Junior Attendant ----- Norma Darnell Sophomore Attendant ---- Milyss Wood Freshman Attendant- - Betty .lo Singleton Service you'll appreciate JOHNNIE'S TEXACO Sr's. Do A Little Ridin' Along Cookln' C.C.H.S. PARTICIPATES . . In pledging allegiance to the Flag. . . In March of Dimes. . . In pep assemblies. . . In national assemblies Ti.,-. YELL LEADERS Head Cheerleader ----- SUE WIDUP Senior --------- SHEILA BERRY Juniors - - VERNON BAUMER PHYLLIS AMEN Sophomore ------ BETTY RUYBAL Freshmen ---- JOELLEN GOODALE TOP - Phyllis, Vernon, Sue, JoE1len, Betty, Sheila In Action Pyramid Style Basketball Cheerleaders Betty Ruybal Sue Widup-Head Phyllis Amen Canon Wins over Trinidad! 1 4.- Vx X A M Ml, ..,- ' i l F , 32? . 4 1 ,.....,lM ' .,3fELi'Sif E? M -ifififiisii' ' -if Fil- S glfeffle-,L:.., ,, 5 J? W' 2 ,A fa' A N . gy . V, -n 3 X Nl 5 5- ff n V 2. 3 U .. , .AA , 521, W., Q- -1,,'11'wnm ,S .if ., f f,, U fk wmwa, if, ,pgjif ff- ' wfiglif M245 ef Head Coach -' Lars Watson i ng, 55, ,mum 1: 5 1 M I 'K' 2 K ' wi-1 1 5 if X f f ga 45' U Q? Y W Q wfii. 1:11 This page, i ToP----- Q. 4, Doyle Goodale if Bob Corrie Gam' Reed Bob Burris K gf Willard Walker BOTTOM--nm DIAIVI ,, I S GaI'Y Evans Larry Skaggs l W'iaL'l1' IDE ' Bob Packard J LLVV DeVaughn Demicell Ronnie Bond 3 Gus Slanovich fflflwk 42, fm.. -. . f, 'gf 7 mm . ' , :islam 2. snowy- , ' qu,-,,, 5 4 . Q 9 ,s 3 N ' 1 5 ' V df gs-,P - t ze A 1, J F S 5 -W if 'JU TIGERS ON THE Morr1s Meese Larry Allen . V2 Q V . I ' fe 1 '42 J A ' ' ,Q I' V m l A X - W L3 f L W W I W ol ' ,.g, MM 11113 iiilf L ' e':, Q, J , Ml ,. , ,1 lf , 2 llll 3 ' - . ff'l9 -' - X 'W 'L A r' mf , ' ffl mi V f ' 5 f.---f -W, ,f-, e,,,,kQg,. W., W.. XL LKXKK fi ..5eeMf.f M f , , , . ff? - gmefm-fi-Q, ?3M,,fsQg,,,lefs5QfKf. ff' ,-:'va,,,- V . ' , I 1csl1.',,1 ' Q 1, ,.:sgp,fi',gf 2 . 1 w , , fi 4... ' ...M -555- . E '.z, ,, .b I 5, A :.V.: .x,:, A . IL i,l L Z 4- A 1 gl- 3 'LL L.,' Sf, .ei i c my f c M ' orlr eeee Me w c .l,E : v , A . .,. . ,,. K A K at ,1 jk, I gh ,-v, f,. I T, q , . ,. -, , 1 x L ' KM W if .af L, . iL A5535 - A1v,L W L - 5 Q AWL- ig' ' 5'fffr 5 7 Ln-,M A A E? - lo' r . GRIDIRON Ass't. Mentor William Kohl Art McMillan SIDE ----- 5 Charlie Peacock 114 ,gn-Q15 Roger Howard Carl Selee This page, 7 BOTTOM-- Jerry Ken Kester Eddy Herrin Bus Pray LeRoy Ready Dick Stienmier Ray Joos Bob Ore Bill Waters , H xi :M ..:.- f t J W J L L 2 f . ir i sl f S t .Sr iram 'J it ' tt .55 . , Wu. S J., S t p g. Bob Middlemiss we If if Ili? at Bob Buckles David wadieigh 1 tp t , .. John Hall Tom Wilcox vblng A' Wayne Polhemis John Jackson Leroy Matthews Ken Dowell Nick Powers Jim Young 'N QQ 'E A j Bill Holt V, ,ft t Q- 4l,..,lls , . W, A M L.,,:. W i,'s ' ffffj -.,- - O O Plgskln f-Jr.-1 Eubanks Seconds 1953-54 FOOTBALL The Tiger football squad bogged d own on the turf, winning one out of nine games during the 1953- '54 season. However, the team never lost its spirit. Although out-weighed and out-classed in most of the contests, the team kept fighting. Whether ankle-deep in mud, or under a hot autumn sun, the players remained true to the Canon High tradition of sportsmanship, putting emphasis on good, clean football. Its weaknesses will be forgotten long before the memory of its attitude in the face of bad fortune. - Eleven seniors finished the season, and they will be hard to replace. Even so, the Black and Gold has many underclassmen potentials, and looks forward to a better day. Doyle Goodale, star quarterback and co-captain, was a source of strength when the going was rough. Co-captain Willard Walker, an excellent halfback and fine punter, was a stone wall on defense. Bob Corrie was a dependable offensive-defensive tackle. Gary Reed knew his job as center. Ken K6St61',at quarterback, made up for his size with a fast, tricky game. Gary Evans, end, was there when needed. Bob Ore, end, disregarded his lack of weight. Tackle Dick Stienmier went after the holes in the opponent's offense. Ben Lakinwas fighting as tackle. Roland Rice, in his first year, didn't get in on too many plays. End Bus Pray was the best match in weight and size for Canon's opponents. The loss of Art McMillan earlyin the season was a severe blow. Willard Walker and DeVaughnDemicell were named to the all-conference second string. Honor- able mention was made of Goodale, Corrie, Evans, and Reed. What we say it is, it IS BAKER BROTHERS' JEWELRY Fill 'er up at BOYD'S 66 Service IN AND ABOUT SCHOOL . . . Flaming Tree of Knowledge. . . . All Dressed Up . . . Halloween Party . . . Charleston Kids . . . Royal Hi-Jinks . . . Mr. Dalton and his Conscience. SENIORS Evans Goodale Walker Davis Ore Ke ster 7 7 if V is L f' .+V Ja 5 ' , ,A Vi u - . M BENGAL CAGERS The Canon City Tigersdowned Las Animas 64 to 49 in starting off the '53-'54 hoop season with a bang. Playing two nights straight proved too much for the Black and Gold tho, as they lost to a sky-scraping, State Champ team from South Denver, 53- 54. Fre At home, they won in a hard 'n' close overtime, 57-55, over the hot-shooting Lakewood Tigers. e throws by Kester were decisive tallies. Canon fell before a hot West Denver team, 7Q-55, in a sad third periodg and again dropped a game, this time to the Alamosa Maroons, 51-45. The Tigers won over a scrappy Colorado Springs five, 53-51, in athriller won in the last minute with a lay-up by Goodale. There's pep and energy THE CORNER GROCERY offers In BATCHELOR'S DAIRY PRODUCTS neighborhood convenience. VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: Ken Dowell, Manager Bob Ore Bob Burris Bill Waters Doyle Goodale Larry Skaggs Capt. Ed Harwood, Asst. Coach. SECOND ROW: Head Coach William Kohl Gary Evans Carl Selee Willard Walker Ken Kester Delmont Davis DeVaughn HARDWOODS B's BACK ROW: Left to Right: Bill Selee, Dan Mondragon, Charles Paulino,Charles Ko- pic, Bob Middlemiss, Coach Lars Watson, Larry Allen. MIDDLE ROW: Doug Wertz- baugher, Mgr.g Ron Bond, Gene Ireland, Larry King,Gus Sla no vic h, LeRoy Ready. FRONT ROW: Eddy Herrin, Carl Se1ee,Bob Packard,Le- roy Matthews, Jerry Horn- buckle. A close game proved a hard earned victory in overtime for Grand Junction, 54-51. The Canon five defeated Grand Junction in the second game of the series, 54-44. The Bengals bowled over Salida by Z0 points, 57-37. - Canon Citylost to Pueblo Centennial 54 -41 with poor shooting. After gaining a low point margin at the half, they also lost to Trinidad, 45-42. Then they lost again to Pueblo Central 65-62. They whipped the league-leading Trinidad Miners, 48-44, with 'a great display of hustle and fine shooting at the free throw lineg then lost to Colorado Springs, 56-45, when they seemed to be too tired to get started. The basketball season was played against opponents who were better teams only in height. The Tigers displayed some of the greatest fight and hustle that ever a hoop team has showed. After a peppy lead-off in most of the games, the Tigers slumped in weak third and fourth periods, then countered the depression with a vigorous, desperate rally in the crucial, closing minutes. Battling Willie Walker was the spark of the hardwood., Kester, Goodale, and Evans were top scorers. t 5 We sow it and grow it, Our knotholes are not holes, THOMAS AND KIRKTON PRODUCE DIERKS LUMBER COMPANY OFFICERS MISS BETTY JENKINS Sponsor V . . . . THIS YEAR'S X. LAST I Hainer D YEAR'S Joos L Gindro J OFFICERS DiR1to L Nusser Miss Jenkins, Standing Under the capable guidance of Miss Betty Jenkins G A A purposes to develop sound bodies, alert minds, and good sportsmanship At different times throughout the year playdays are held at various schools and attended by representatives of each organization At the close of the day regardless of Win orlose, the girls have had a great time. Each year G. A, A, sponsors the King of Clubs dance with proceeds going to the Heart Fund. A sen- ior boy is elected from each club and voted for by contributions to the Heart Fund. G. A. A. provides wonderful opportunity to girls in our high school, in good times, and in bet- tering relations with other schools. A stitch in time saves nine MISS ROSE WELAND Sponsor Left To Right: I... Harrow, J. Copper, P. Matthews, F. Kernmer, M. Sammon, D. Winters, W. Edmisson, L.. Becco, B. Proe, M. Vondra, B, Miller, S. Ashley, B. Short,E. I..ane,C. Dewar, P. For- pahl, D. Griffen, P. States, D . Kavan- augh. Drilled and filled to your satisfaction DR. PAULS Dentist MRS. RUTH ARNOLD Sponsor Needlecraft Club Left To Right: C. Hopper,D. Wood- ard, F. Foraker, M. Pontius, J. Am- rine, J. Wilson, M. McDowell. Myrna Dai-land was not at hand for the shutter session. Typing Club GOLDE PERKINS E Sponsor N X l Q jf fig 1 J WU. Hobbies Club Mrs. Shirley Lakin and Mr. Fred Jones Sponsors Back:Left To Right: T. Luna, S. Randolph, K. Dodendorf, A. Sartor, G. May, Mrs. Lakin, Mr. Jones, R. lubatti, A. Ogden, J. Sartor,A. Maul,A. Snider, L. Fields, C. Stienmier, P. Robinson, M. Vanwey, R. Turner, C. Riske. v-I Each with a project They'll have words Camera Club Pretty as a picture Mr. Harold Lawrence, Sponsor. Back:Left To Right: Mr. Lawrence, A. Martins, V. Rice, J. Roberts, R. Cali- garis, J. Paulson, I... Hopper, Margaret Lindsey, L .Wal- lace, D. Copeland, N. Stickly. Debate Club Mrs. Viriginia Carmichael and Mr. William Koller, Sponsors Back:Left To Right: D. Wood, T. Palm, L. Wright, Mrs. Carmichael, Carol Wood, Mr. Koller, E A. Gillen, S. Srnith,M Maynard,K. Lowry, Marjorie Lindsey, J. Gallegor. ll. Edmonds, J. Lane, Skyline Flashes Mr. Lou Del Pizzo Sponsor Left To Right: B. Singleton, D. Copeland,C. Dent,D. Tu- reck, F. Wertzbaugher, M. Maynard,M. Kester,M. Leo- nard, S. Smith, Editor Phil Rutledge, Margaret Lindsey, Marjorie Lindsey, R. Scar- lett, Mr. Del Pizzo, L. Gin- dro. Not snapped were Glen Hoc- kett, Patti Leturgez, Charles W a g n e r, Alice Gillen, and Qofff A George Spitzer. W, 12 I Newshounds 0 Tlgerettes ' Q Mrs. Elaine Hagaman, Sponsor ll A peppy crew Singing a Polygons if! , - Wa 1 -G v .-:iff f? FN lQT TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Darden, V. Morlock, J. Helmick, N. Newcomb, L. Shonyo, N. Darnell, T. Harris, M. Simonson, B. CraWford,B. Wel1s,E. Hightower, P. Miller, V. Darrow,D,Wi1son, J. Ketchum, V. Young, P. Calhoun, M. Seal, J. Lawrence, J. Moneghini, S. Kent, J. Jackson, Janis I-linck,G. Boston, L. Garrett, Janet Hinck,A. Clark, J. Tatman, M. Seal, B. Singleton, C. Darnell, V. Curtis, J. Goodale, L. Nelson, E. Carpenter, E.Clark, R. Hartless, P. Mock, G. Tureck, S. Searcy, M. Schlaf, N. Crawford, E. Baublits, N. Curtis, J. Cleaver, J. Tinsley, K. White, B. Dell, P. Pearcy, D. Dewar, M, Lingo, M. Roehr, S. Morton, K. Little, E. Bortz, P. Murphy, M. Zupan, B. Ruybal, P. Amen, D. Curtis, S. Newton, M. Kester, P. Leturgez, V. Provence, C. Dent, Mrs. Hagaman. Diann Van Loo and Karen Morton are not with the group. Y-TEENS FOR GIRLS To Understand Self, People, and God Animated Y-teens p r oj e c t s have been the spark of CCHS entertainment. The young ladies have prepared pep assemblies, spread the Father-Daughter banquet, held installation, and with Love Can Open Prison Doors as a theme, they hosted the district Y-teen mid-winter con- ference in February. Y-TEEN CABINET STANDING: I. Hai- ner, G. Widup, Mrs. Curtis, D. Joos, S. Berry. SEATED: sec. M. Sammon,veep V. Smith, pres. R. Hayhurst, F. Bailey, treas. P. Amen. MRS. AUDREY CURTIS Sponsor Hoop-tee-dOO l H Gay 'Z0' s FlapperS Men, Beware! They're the Go-fer Girls BEN FRANKLIN STORE ' Where you can afford to buy more BIG 'N LITTLE SI STER PARTY Snow White and the f6J Dwarfs Faculty! ? ! Merrymakers or a tall drink or a short ne, stop to refresh at the 81W ROOT BEER STAND Oth and River. .,f..,.. vzwfw-rv-..-.fp-K..-,..,.-. . 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