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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

I ff I 4 1 wfff 1959 NONAC REGIT ff?- Pusususn sv CANON cn'v 1-msn scnool. IN M EMORIA M Early this year Mrs. Elaine Hagaman was stricken with a sudden illnes and passed away. To say that she is sorely missed would be a gross understatement, for, as spon- sor of the Senior Class, Annual Staff, Tigerettesh and Cheerleaders, she was the most active -- and most beloved -- member of the high school faculty. The worth of a person is not determined by his wealth or personal success, but rather by his contributions to the common good of humanity. A mi1lionaire's tomb will eventually crumble into dust and an ernperor's name may soon be forgotten if he has led an empty existence. The person who contributes to the lives of those around him leaves a lasting legacy to those left behind and to posterity. It is to the person who has most shaped many of our high school careers that we, the seniors of 1959, dedicate this annual. NONAC REGIT STAFF EDITOR........ ASSISTANT EDITOR . . BUSINESS MANAGERS . ART EDITOR . . SENIOR EDITOR ...... FACULTY EDITOR ..... UNDERCLASSMAN EDITOR . . SPORTS EDITOR ...... R.O. T. C. EDITOR . . ACTIVITIES EDITOR . . BAND EDITOR ..... ..... CHORUS EDITOR . . . . . . . . . . . . Agnes Clodfelter Virginia Shattuck . . . Karen Cox Sharon Fry . . Martha Solano . . . Tom Lester Barbara Woolsey . . Jessie Monroe . . John Nehring . . Terry Mick . . Kathy Curtis . . . Stan Hess . . Steve Nelson TYPISTS Mary Lou Moorhead Peggy Graves Ida Belle Kelly Blaine Rowe UNDERCLASSMEN REPRESENTATIVES IUNIORS ...................... Judy Canterbury Roger Riske Larry Yarborough SOPHOMORE . . ..... Nancy Mick FRESHMAN . . ........ . . Marsha Chapman ADVISER ................. . . Mr. Cecil Earnheart IN MEMORIAM written by Richard Sharp Z K C: 62- f PGM P90 18 P1 X08 was f 9X0 Z2- ,- Z A...-Q l ' SCHOOL BOARD T TO RIGHT: Mr. Lemons, Mr. Cronk, e, Mr. Foster, Mr. Smith, Mr. Mouell SUPERINTENDENT BUSHVE55 MR. RALPH P. MONELL i-1-:in- 1 GIRLS' COUNSELOR MRS. VIRGINIA COWAN Social Studies 45 Spanish PRINCIPAL MH. .IOIIN GRIFFIN Boys' Counselorg Athletic Di- rectorg llead Basketball Coachg llead Baseball Coachg Guidance 1. I. HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MH. FRANK M. HICKEY Social Studies 4. MR. HENRY ALLEN Mechanical Drawingg General Mathg Diver- sified Occupations. MXSCT. JOHN ANDERSON R.O. T.C. Sponsorg Girls' Rifle Team. MRS. RUTH ARNOLD English Ig Reading Club. MR. WILLIAM ARNOLD Trades and Industries. MR. HADLEY BRADBURY Civicsg Drivers Educa- tiong Boys' P.E.g fun- ior Class Sponsorg Head Wrestling Coachg As- sistant Baseball Coachg Assistant Track Coach. MR. ALEX CAMPBELL Mixed Chorus: Girls' Glee Clubg Boys' Oc- tetteg Melodetzes, MR. MANUAL CARRILLO Orientation and Guid- anceg Freshman Class Sponsorg Tennis Club Sponsorg B Basketball Coachg B Football Coachg Head Tennis Coach. MR. LOUIS DEL PIZZO Spanish 1,2,3g Skyline Flashesg Spanish Chorus. MR. GLEN DE SHAZO Boys' Physical Educa- tiong Driver Educationg Chess Club Sponsorg Head Football Coachg Civics. MR. CECIL EARNHEART Physics: Algebra 25 Adv. Math Anal. MH. PAUL GIBSON Chemistry: Biology: Sci- ence Club. MRS. OLIVE GIFFORD Librariang Audio- Visual Coordinator, Library Club. M RS. STELL A CILLASPEY Latin 1,25 Latin Clubg Spanish 15 Study Hall Club. MRS. JANE GRIFFIN Home Economics 1,2, 3,4g Home Economics Clubg Junior Sponsor. CAPTAIN HAHN R.0. T. C.: Boys' Rifle Team. MXSGT. HAN SEN Militaryg Boys' Rifle Team. MRS. HELEN HURT Algebra I. MR. JOHN JACOBS Instrumental Music. MR. LOYD JENNINGS Commercial. VIR. FR ED ,ION ES Algebra 1,25 Math Club. MH. OWEN KINDALL Study Hall. MR. HAROLD LAWRENCE Geometryg Algebra 25 Mathematical Analysis. MR. JACK LUDLOW General Mathg Biology: Sophomore Sponsorg Hot Rod Clubg Assistant Baseball Coach. MR. HAROLD MATTOON Trades and In du s try. VIH. IKUIZICIVI' 'WI IIUIINIUIK .'1Hl1'l'fFllll llis mryg ling- lixh 1,25 lfn-Sponsor, Svniur l.'lu.v.sg Tvnnis fjlllll. N1li.fII.l'IONOIIHSNICII lfinlngvg .'1Vlll'fif'llIl His- IUWJ I.1i'l'l:f'.'S: Nuturv ffluh. WIS. fQUI.IJl'l PICIIKINS ffnnlm wrriulg Typing fflulr. WH. WI'Nl5I'1I.l. l'!Ill.l.ll'H I-'ILLIIIAYII lg llf'z'f'lnpmf'r1 lzlf lfl'Il1liIlg, MRS. EVANGELINE STEEN English 3,4, 4 Specialg Future Teachers of A- merica Club. MR. PAUL TINSLEY American Historyg World Historyg International Relations Club. MRS. HELEN PAULSON Secretary, Superinten- dent's Office. MISS BARBARA DILLEY Secretary, High School Officeg Secretary's Clubg Sponsor. MR. GEORGE VON BERNUTH Speech 25 Dramaticsg Thespiansg Debate. MISS ROSE WELAND Shorthand 1,2g Typing 2g Secretarial Practice. MRS. ROSE DUCA Secretary, B u s in e s s Office. MISS BEVERLY DELL Secretary, B uS in e s S Office. MRS. CORNELIA DELANE-Y School Nurse MH. HALL MH. SNYDER Custodian Custodian w C. X2 b A, MR. HUNTER MR. YOUNG Mechanic Head Custodian MR. KING Carpenter MR. SOESTER Painter HEAD GIRL AND HEAD BOY PHYLLIS SH OOP DAN COLVIN STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Shoop, Danny Colvin, Annette Maynard, Grant Dickinson, Della Bittner, Tom Emmerson, Virginia Stultz, John Nehring, Ann MacKenzie, Clark Kinney, Linda Snodgrass, Pat Del Pizzo. NOT PICTURED: Kent Haruf. Jerry Wagner SENIORS President . . . . . .Tom Emmerson Vice-President . . . . .lleman Zueck Secretary .... . . . Della Bittner Treasurer . ...... Mary Lou Moorhead Executive Committee John Nehring Dan Colvin Annette Maynard Phyllis Shoop NINA MAE ALLEN Nina College Prep. Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Sewing Club lg Chorus l,2,3,4g Tiger Tales 2,3,4g Junior Play Crewg Melodettes 3,4g All State Choir 2. True to her work, her word, and her friends. ANDY ANDERSON Andy College Prep. Track l,4g Motac l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Foot- ball l,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4. He knows that football isn't the only place a good line is necessary. SHIRLEY APPLEGATE Shirley Home Ec. Manitou Springs 1,23 Y-Teens 3,4g National Honor Society 33 Tigerettes 3g Typing Club 4. Do it today, tomorrow there may be a law against it. LILLA DEE BEAN Dee Commercial Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Study Hall lg Youth Center Council lg Office Assistant 3g Majorette l,2,3g F.T.A. Sec- retary 3, Home Ec. Club 23 Tiger Tales 23 Secretaries Club 4. For her the school bell has ceased to ring, but hark the wedding bells. VIOLET JEAN BELLEW Vi Home EC. Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Tigerettes l,2,3g Home Ec. Club 4. One who does her own thinking and needs no advice. DELLA MAE BITTNEB Della College Prep. Y-Teens l,2, Secretary 3, President 4g Y-Teen Camp, Band l,2,3,4g All League Band 3,43 Pep Band l,2,3,4g Pit Band l,2,3,4g All State Honor Band 2,3,43 Modern Wind 3,4g Tiger Tales l,2,3,4g G.A.A. Executive Board l,2, President 3, Senior Adviser 45 Youth Center Council 2,3,4g Executive Committee 1, Secretary 3,45 Student Council 35 Thespians 3,4-g National Honor Society 35 Play Cast 3,4g Prom Princess 3. One reason why gentlemen prefer blondes. DUANE BORTZ Duane Commercial Motac l,2,3,4g Football l,2,3,4g Baseball lg Wrestling 1,2,3g National Athletic Scholarship Society 35 R.O.T.C. Cpl. 2, Sgt. 3,4. I stand on the brink ofa great careerg will someone please push me off? FRANK EMANUAL CORNELLA Frank General Holy Cross Abbey l,2g Nature Club 4-g Senior Play Castg Thespians 4. The inspector . . . A fast line is the shortest dis- tance between two dates. RARRARA ANN ROSCO Halls General Y-Toons l,2,fl,49 Tigcrettes lg Study llall 2,43 llome Cconomitts Club fl. A wnnriffr -- u girl of a few words. Holy Cow! lll'i'l l'Y liflSl.l'iY Io Commercial Y-'l'z-ons l,2,3,4g G.A.A. l,2,3,4-5 Office Assistant 213,49 lliiiin Club 2,3,4: R.O.'l'.C. Sponsor 4g Girls Rifle Team 4g Tiger Tales Crew 3g Skyline Flashes 4. Iler life is like o moon, there's a man in it. Boop Iioopy Ile Iloopl JACK CAMl7lll'il.l, jaf'k T and I llaseball l,2,3,4g lfootball 3,4g Motac 2,3,4g R.0.'l'.C. 2. IIvIJlIJ like quiet evenings ot horne. Me, Shy? llAZl'il, CARR0l.l, IIozr-I Commercial Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Sewing Club lg Home ldconomics Club 2,4g Secretaries Club 3. You rIon't have to be talkative to think. Aw, shucksI RAYMOND fII.Al l.IN Huy General R.U.'l'.C. Corp. 25 Sgt. 3: First Lieutenant 4. What shall I do to make me forever famous? AGNICS Cl,0lJl l'Il.'l'l'IR Aggie College Prep. Y-Teens l,2,3,4g llobbies Club lg Chorus l,2,3,4g Spanish Chorus 2,35 Melorlettes 3,43 National llonor Society 33 Girls State 33 All-State Choir 33 Library Assistant 3,45 Tiger Tales 3,4g Annual ldditorg Lib- rary Club 43 Colorado Youth Forum 4. She's smnllg but so is a stick of dynamite. I'm not busy, just confused , RAYMOND C0l l7l'il'i Ray T and I Archery Club lg R.0.'l'.C. 2, Corp. 35 llot Rod Club 4. Iknow a lot but I can't think of it. DANNY JACK COLVIN Ilan College Prep. Track 1,25 Basketball l,2,3,4g All-Conference 33 Foot- ball l,2g Raseball 1,25 Motac l,2,3,4g Class President l,2,3, Iixecutive Committee 45 Student Council 3, President 4g R.0.'l'.C. Sgt. 2, Master Sergeant 3, Ma- jor Rattle Group Commander 4: International Relations Club 3: lloys State 39 llead Roy 4. Ingree with no man'S opinion. Ihave a few of my own. JUHN CUFISLANU john General R.O.T.C. 2. My motto is: Don't study until you're called on to recite. KAREN COX Karen College Prep. Y-Teens l,2,3, cabinet 43 Tennis Club 1,2g Band 1,2, 3,49 Pep Band l,2,3,4g Pit Band l,2,3,4-3 Tiger Tales 2,3,4g F.T.A. 3g Junior Play Castg Senior Play Castg Thespians 3, Treasurer 45 National Honor Society 3g R.O.T.C. Sponsor 43 Modern Wind Ensemble 3,43 Sky- line Flashes Staff 4g Annual Staff Business Manager 4, I love to wind my tongue up, I love to hear it go. MARY LU CRADDOCK Mary Lu College Prep Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Tennis Club l,2g F.T.A. 35 Tiger Tales Crew 35 R.O.T.C. Sponsor 4g junior Play Crewg Thespians 4. I can live without poetry, music or walking, but who can live without talking? KATHLEEN CURTIS Kathy Commercial Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Tigerettes 1,29 Secretaries Club 3.4: National Honor Society 33 Senior Play Crewg Annual Staifg Office Assistant 2,3,4. Two dimples tack her smile in place. SHERHY LEE DAVIES Sherry Commercial Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Tigerettes lg Executive Committee 23 Tennis Club 35 National Honor Society 35 Girls' Rifle Team 4g Il.O.T.C. Sponsor 4g Queen Attendant 4. If giggles were unlawful, I'd spend the rest of my life in jail. JOYCE DEWAR Little Dewar Home Ee. Y-Teens 1,2,3,4-5 Tigerettes l, Executive Committee 2,33 Ii.O.T.C. Sponsor. lt's not what you do, it's what you get away with That's the reason for the teacher shortage. PATRICIA DI OHIO Pug Home EC. Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Library Club lg Tigerettes 2,3,4-3 Play Crew 3. Generally speaking she's generally speaking. CLAYTON ELLINGTON Clay T and I Summit County High School, Fairplay lg R.O.T.C. Sgt.2,3,4g Wrestling 2,3g Motac 3g Track 2g Ilifle Team 2,3. A businessman -- He makes carhon copies of all his love letters. RUTH ANNETTE ELLIS Ruthie General Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Tigerettes 1,35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Home Economics Club 23 R.O.T.C. Sponsor 4. Her smile would warm a polar bear. Oh, Brother! MYRTLE MAE ELROD Punkin General Y-Teens 3,45 Activity Study Hall 4. A girl who sees much but says little Oh, com! TOM EMMERSON Tom College Prep. Tennis Club 15 Motac 1,2,3, President 45 Student Council l,2,3, President 45 Youth Center Council l,2,3,45 Executive Committee 1,35 Treasurer 2, Presi- dent 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 R.O.T.C. 2,3,45 C. Club 3,45 National Athletic Honor Society 3,4. He looks wiseg pray correct the error. MILLARD ENSLOW Buddy College Prep. Garden City, Kansas 1,25 Skyline Flashes 35 Band 3,45 Pit Band 33 Pep Band 3,45 Modern Wind 3,45 Tiger Tales 3,4g Boys' Octette 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Pres- ident 45 Tennis Club 45 Motac 45 Junior Play Cast 33 All-State Choir 35 Thespians, President 4. Without a girl he would simply be helpless. ANNA JEAN EVANS Jeannie College Prep. Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Library Club 1,25 Future Teachers of America 3,45 Library Assistant 2,3,4. A winning way and a pleasant smile. MARY KATHLEEN FITZGERALD Kathy College Prep. Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Hobbies Club lg Band 1,25 Tennis Club 25 Tigerettes 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Play Crew 35 ln- ternational Relations Club 45 Spanish Chorus 4. I don't care how you spell my name -- I'll change it someday anyway. DORIS ANN FOR AKER Doris Commercial Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Home Economics Club 1,2,3,45 Chor- us 2,3,4. It's nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. EARL DEAN FORD Oak T and I R.0.T.C. Corp. 2, Sgt. 3, Lieutenant 45 Rifle Team 2,35 Tiger Tales 2. What this country needs is a good 54 cigar. PAT FOX Pat College Prep. Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Tennis Club lg Pit Hand l,2,3,4g Dutch Band l,2,3,4g Modern Wind Ensemble 3,4g Sky- line Flashes 25 Home Economics Club 2g Future Teach- ers 33 l.R.C. Treasurer 3, Secretary 4-g Chorus 3,43 Thespians 3,4g R.O.T.C. Head Sponsor 49 junior Play Cast 33 Senior Play Cast 45 Girls' State 3, Girls' Rifle Team 49 Tiger Tales 45 Queen Attendant 4g Melodettes 4. Conversation is a strain on her eyebrows. JIM FRAKES Curly T and I R.0.T.C. 2g Hot Rod Club 4. School will keep whether I'm there or not. SHARON LEE FRY Shari College Prep. Cripple Creek High School l,2g Y-Teens 3, Cabinet 49 Secretary Club 3g National Honor Society 33 Junior Play Cast 3g Senior Play Crew 43 Girls' Rifle Team 4-g Annual Staff 4g Modern Wind Ensemble 3,4-g Pep Band 3, Secretary 43 Pit Band. Not that I dislike studying but I like fun better! ERNESTINE GATES Tina Home Ec. Flowing Wells High School, Tucson, Arizonag Chorus 43 Home Economics Club 4. Though seeming quiet, demure and shy, there's mis- chief in her eyes. IRENE GHENSI CK ,Y lfenf? General Y TE6I1S 1,2,3,4g Tigerettes 1,2,3g Tiger Tales Crew 2: Military Sponsor 4. I have never confined myself to facts. Facts are stub- born things. TOM GHERNA Cerro T and I First Aid 1, R.O.T.C. Pfc. 2g Archery 2g Capt. 3,4. America's best buy for a dime is a phone call to the right girl. NORMAN GIFFORD Norm College Prep. Softball lg Band l,2,3,4g Tiger Tales l,2,3,4g R.O.T.C. Corp. 23 R.O.T.C. Chorus 2g Rifle Team 2g Skyline Flashes 3,4g Play Cast 3,4g Spanish Chorus 3,4g De- bate Cfub 4g Thespians 4. Webster ain't got notin' on me. FRANKLIN GLEIFORST Ponchato T and I Archery Club lg Football lg R.O.T.C. Corp. 2, Sgt. 3, Second Lieutenant 4. School breaks up my whole day. BAR BAR A GORDON Barb College Prep. Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Library Club 1,25 G.A.A. IQZ. She wouldn't be good if she couldg and c0uldn't if she would. PICCGY ANTONIA GRAVICS Peggy Ann College Prep. Carden City, Kansas 1,25 Skyline Flashes Staff 35 junior Play Cast 35 R.O.'l'.C. Sponsor 45 Y-Teens 35 Science Club 3,45 Band 35 Senior Play Crew 45 Tiger Tales 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Thespians 45Interpretative Reading 3,4. She is like a candy bar -- half sweetness and half nuts. feepers. Pllll.. CR AY Phil College Prep. Tr ack l,2,45 Basketball 1,25 Football 1,25 M.O.T.A.C. l,2,3,45 R.0.T.C. 2,3,45 Wrestling 3. I take things as they come -- easy. RIC HAR D CRON General Archery 1,25 Hand 1,2,3,4: H.O.T.C. 25 FOOUJHH 25 Play Crew 4. I have fought a good fight, I have finished the course. JICANNIH IIARDIN Shorty College Prep. Irene S. Reed High School, Shelton Washington 15 Flo- rence 2,35 Y-Teens 45 Sewing Club 4. Nice to know and easy to get along with. Y0u'd be surprised. SANIJY lll'lMPlllLL Kitten Commercial Y-Teens 2,3,45 Tigerettes 25 Secretaries Club 35 R.O. T.C. Sponsor 4. Mischief .shines through her eyes. Ain't that the drizzlin S'l'ANl.l'lY lll'lSS Stan College Prep. Tennis Club l,45 Pit Band l,2,3,4: Assistant Drum Major 2, Drum Major 3,45 Vice-President Band 45 Tiger Tales l,2,45 Science Club 35 National Honor Society 35 Play Cast 35 Boys' State 35 Boys' Octette 45 Annual Staff 4. Ile dia'n't learn everything from books. Dl'1I,BlCRT AR LYN HILL Del College Prep. Orriway lligh School 15 Basketball 25 Pep Band 2,3,45 Tiger Tales 3,45 Modern Wind 3,4. I can sleep all day, nights are different CHARLES HOPPER Charles College Prep. Band 1,23 Tiger Tales 1,33 Football 13 R.O.T.C. 2, 3,43 Chorus 2. God's gift to women! DAVID HOWE Dave College Prep. First Aid 13 Track l,2,43 Motac I,3, Secretary 43 Foot- ball 1,2,3,43 Wrestling 1,23 Tennis Club lg R.O.T.C. Corp. 2, Sgt. First Class 3,43 Junior Play Crew, Senior Play Crew 43 Latin Club 43 Baseball 33 Skyline Flashes 43 C Club 3,4. Life is 1095 what you make it and 9096 how you take it. SHIRLEY HURD Shirley College Prep. Y-Teens I,2,3,43 Spanish Chorus 2,3,4Q Library As- sistant 2,33 Tiger Tales 33 International Relations Club 3,43 Future Teachers President 43 Chorus 3,43 Library Club 13 National Honor Society 4. She puts her best efforts into everything she does. WILLIAM HUTCHINSON Bill T and I R.O.T.C. Corp. 23 Sgt. 33 Rifle Team 2,3. Girls are a nuisance, but I wouldn't mind having one. LOUISE E. IRVIN Patty Home Ec. Y-Teens 3,43 Reading Club 4. It's the quiet mouse that gets the cheese ALBERT .IARDON Albert T and I Track 13 R.O.T.C. Corp. 23 Wrestling Manager 2g Motac 2,3,43 Football 3. Idon't mind studying, but I don't like to tell the teach- ers all I know. LARRY JONES Larry General Tiger Tales 3g Motac 3,43 Basketball 33 Track 3,4. Ionly hopeIdon't have to walk to success. Hi y'alll KAREN .IOOS Karie General Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Tigeretts l,23 G.A.A. 3,4. Her sparkling eyes and lively look are seldom found in a lesson book. :lun JLluunn..u4u j0rgie College Prep. R.O.T.C. Corp. 2, Sgt. 3,45 Chorus 25 Tiger Tales 2.3: l.R.C. 3,45 Latin President 3g Basketball 3. He doesn't preach so he doesn't practice. PATRICIA ANN JORDAN Pat College Prep. Grand Junction lligh School l,2g Y-Teens 3,43 I.R.C. 43 Spanish Chorus 4g Tigerettes Vice-President 3, Vice-President 4. Birds can fly, why can't I? lllA lil'll.l,l'l Kl'lLLY ldie Commercial Y-Teens l,2,3, Cabinet 43 C.A.A. l, Vice-President 3,4g llome Economics Club 2g Office Assistant 2,3,4g R.O.T.C. Sponsorg Rifle Teamg Flashes Staff 4g Thes- pians 4g Tiger Tales 43 Junior Play Castg Senior Play Crewg Annual Staff 4. Hear the commotion Idie has arrived! HAZICL KELSO Red Home EC. Mooreland, Oklahoma 1,29 Library Club 33 Home Ec- onomics Club 43 Y-Teens 3,4-. To talk is one thing, to say something is another. Al,BICR'l' KOCIIAN Koch College Prep. Tiger Tales lg R,0,T,C, 2. School -- I suppose it's a necessary evil. MORGAN KllllFlTlCll Morgan T and I lloly Cross Abbey l,2,3g Hot Rod 4. Work fascinates me, I can set and watch it for hours. LARRY LANE Larry College Prep. Tennis lg Track lg Motac 1,2,3,4g Football l,3,4g llaseball 1,2,3,4: R.O.T.C. Sgt. 2,3,4g Wrestling 3,4g All Conference Tackle 4. Only three great men are living, I'm one and I forgot the other two. 'l'll0lVlAS l,l9lSTl'lR Tom College Prep. Fowler lligh School 1,23 R.O.T.C. 3,45 National Honor Society 3g Senior Play Crews l.R.C. Vice-President 43 Annual Staff 4g Library Assistant 4g Colorado Youth Forum 4. Eyelashes that would sweep the cobwebs from any girl's heart. l1e's a whiz at trig and he thinks figures are fascinating. BARBARA ALICE LIPPIS Bains Commercial Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Tigerettes I,2g Study Hall 35 junior- Senior Banquet 3g Typing Club 4. Easy to get along with. JACK LOGAN U.lllCl1I,, 'I' and I R.O.T.C. Lt. Col. 2. Some say he's bashful, others doubt it. ROSE MARY MARRS Rosie General Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Library I,2,3g Play Crew 3g Study Hall 4. Actions speak louder than words. ANNETTE MAYNARD Annette College Prep. Y-Teens I,2,3, Cabinet 49 Band I,2,3,4g Pep Band 1,2,3,4g All League Band 3,4g Modern Winds 3,4-g Ten- nis Club l,2g F.T.A. 3: R.O.T.C. Sponsor 43 Tiger Tales l,2,3,4g Girls' Rifle Team 49 Executive Com- mittee 2,3,45 Play Cast 3g Thespians 3,4. The ABC's ofpopularity -- Ability, Beauty, Co-operation. JACK MICK General jack R.O.T.C. Corp 2, Sgt. 3,4. This guy is fast, his driving that is! Love 'em and leave 'em. TERRY MICK College Prep. fCTerryfl Band I,2,3, President 43 R.O.T.C. Sgt. 2, Master Sgt. 3, Major 45 Tiger Tales I,2,3,4g First Aid Ig Baseball 23 International Relations Club 45 Annual Staff. No one would suspect it, but I'm really bashfulf ILETTA MINTON Commercial Leta Y-Teens1,2,3,4g R.O.T.C. Sponsor First Lt. 4: Library Club 1, Vice-President 39 Art Club 25 Library Assistant 2,33 Military Office Assistant 4. She greets the world with a smile. MARGIE ANN MONECHINI Many College Prep. Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Tigerettes lg Study Hall 25 G.A.A. 3 43 Chorus 4. 9 What's the use of living if you can't have a good time? ,Il'1SSll'l llll'fNl'l lVl0NllOl'l fill College Prep. Y-'l'ccns l,2,3,49 Tigerettes l,29 Tennis Club 39 G,A,A, 4: l.ll.C. 3,49 'l'igcr 'l'alcs 2,39 Play Crew 3, Cast 49 Annual Staff 49 Skyline Flashes 49 Thespians 4. fl quiet charm, a pleasant way, with always a friendly wnrrl In say. MANY l.0ll MU0lllll'iAll Mary Lau College Prep. Y-'l'r-cns l,2,3, Cabinet fl-9 Sewing Club lj Study Ilall 29 Secretaries Club 39 li.il.'l'.C. Sponsor 49 llantl lg lixccutivr- Committee Secretary l,2,3, Treasurer 49 Tiger 'l'alcs lg l.ll.C. Vice-President 3, 'l'reasurer 49 Play 3,49 National llonor Society 39 Chorus 4. Yau limft ham- to hang from a tree to be u nut. Sllllll.l'iY MC l.l'lAN Shirley College Prep. Y-Teens l,2,3,4-9 'Figerettcs lg Skyline Flashes 2,39 Tiger 'l'alcs 39 l.ll.C. 3,4-9 Ilome liconomics Cluh 29 l .'l'.A. il? Chorus 3,49 II,O,'l',C. Sponsor 4. I half' lacing late, but it heats hurrying. CllAlll.O'l l'l1I MC MIl,lilAN Charlotte General Y-'l'1'f'ns l,2,3,4-9 ligcrcttcs l9 Art Club 2,3,4. She's a quiet lass until you see her out of class. ,IUIIN MC lVlll,l,AN john General Archery Club l,2,39 ll.0.rl'.C. 29 Wrestling Manager 2,3,4Q Play Crew 3. Possibly they could run the school ll'iilLOUl me. JOHN Nl'IlllllNC faint College Prep. 'l'rack l,29 Class Treasurer l,39 Fxecutive Committee 2,39 'ilotac l,2,3, Vice-President 49 Football l,2,3,49 Wrestling l,2,3,4: ll.O.'l'.C. Cpl., Neatest Cadet 2, SFC 3, l,t. Col. 49 ll.U.'l'.C. Chorus 29 Youth Center lloarfl 2,39 l,atin Club 2g I,R,C, President 3,43 Play Crvw 39 lloys' Octctte 3,49 National Athletic llonor Society 3,41 Library Assistant 39 National Honor So- cicty 39 Annual Staff 49 Student Council Vice-Presi- rlcnt 4. l'M fairly intelligent but I have a lot of stupid help. l.OlllSI'I Nl'IlCllll0llllS Louise llome lflc. Pueblo Central lligh School l,2,39 Y-Teens 49 C.A.A. 4. All that glitters is not gold, sometimes it's a Diamond. l,l'l0NAlll5 Nl'll,SON Steve College Prep. Tennis Club 19 Chorus l,2,3, Vice-President 49 H.O. 'l'.C. 29 Youth Center Council 29 Tiger Tales 2,3,4Q All-State Choir 29 ll.0.'l'.C. Chorus 29 l.ll.C. 3.4: Na- tional llonor Society 39 Play Cast 3,49 Boys' State 39 lloys' Uctctte 3,49 Latin Club 2,39 Annual Staff Vocal Music l'1rlitor 49 'lhespians 49 Nature Club 4. lil:-sserl are they that run around in circles, for they shall be known as wheels. ROGER LOUIS OBERIIELMAN Roger T and I Manitou High School 1,25 Florence High School 2g R.O. T.C. Pfc. 3, Staff Sgt. 45 Football 3,4. He must have a sixth sense, there's no sign ofthe other five. RON PACKARD Tiger Commercial Motac1,2,3,43 Football l,2,3,4-Q Baseball 1,2,3g Wrest- ling lg R.O.T.C. Cpl. 2, Sgt. 3,4g National Athletic Scholarship Society 3. Time tells on a man, especially a good time. ROSE MARIE PASCO Rosie General Y-Teens l,2,3, Cabinet 44 Library Club l,2g Secre- tary's Club 35 G.A.A. 45 Library Assistant l,2,3g Chorus 2,3,4g Tiger Tales 35 Play Crew 3,4-. How can I learn anything if I have to look everything up in the dictionary? .IUANITA PAYNE Lu General Y-Teens l,2,3,4g All Sew Club lg Home Economics Club: Secretary 39 G.A.A. 49 Library Club 2. Quiet but full of fun, she is liked by everyone. LARRY PEACOCK Larry T and I Lamar High School 1,23 Wrestling 3,4-g Track 4-g Motac 3,4-. If school is liberty, give me death! CAROL ELIZABETH POET HCUTOIH General Y-Teens l,2,3,49 G.A.A. l,2,3,4g R.O.T.C. Sponsor 4. Quiet and unassuming, but always ready to help. LULA NELL RAY Lula Home llc. Y-Teens l,2,3,43 Hobby Club lg Tigerettes 2g Chorus 2,3,4g Art Club 3g Typing Club 4. Ifsilence is golden then someday she'll be a millionaire. BOBBIE CYNTHIA RFAM Bobbie College Prep. Y-Teens l,2,3,4g R.O.T.C. Sponsor 43 SPHI1iSh Ch0l'11S 2,3,4g Rand l,2,3,4: Pep Rand l,2,3,4-9 Tiger Tales l,2,3,4g ltlxecutive Committee lg Hobby Club lg Thes- pians 3,43 Play Cast 3,4g Girls' State 3. Generally speaking she's generally speaking. FRANK ALLEN lll'IIClCl. Allen College Prep. Tiger Tales 35 l.ll.C. 35 Debate 3,4-g Thespians 3,4g Archery Cluh l,2,3g National llonor Society 3: junior Class Play Cast 39 Senior Class Play Cast 4. I nr silent men ure, after all, the best of men. ,llllll'l'll MAllCAlll'l'l' ll0l3l'lll'l'S Judy General Y-Teens l,2,3,4: Tigcrettes lg Spanish Chorus 2,3,45 Play Cast 3,45 Chorus 35 Thespians 4g ll.O.T.C. Sponsor. To he ri refl-heafl is better than to be without a head. oh, Grief. UNA CllAIll.l'Il'IN ROOT I,'lmrlip Commercial Y-Teens l,2,3,4: llome Economics Club 1,29 Secre- taries Clulm 35 Choir 4g Chorus l,2,3,4g Tiger Tales l,3,4. Iilushes may rome, blnshes may go but freckles hang nn forever. Oh, Corn. lll.AlNl'i l,I4I0N li0Wl'l Blain College Prep. Hand l,2,3,43 Skyline Flashes l,2, Business Manager 3, ldditor-in-Chief 45 Modern Wind lflnsemble 3,43 Pit Ililllll l,2,3,4: Pffp llanrl 2,3,45 l.ll.C. 4g First Aid lg National llonor Soeiety 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Boys' Orrtelte 45 ll.0.'l'.C. Chorus 2,3,4g R.0.'l'.C. Pfc. 2g Cross-Country Track Team 4. Ile dnesn't break the rules, just bends them zz little. llAVl'I SAl.l.l'Il'I Hl,!11'P', College Prep. Clayton, New 'llexieo lligh School l: li.O.'l'.C. Pvt. 2, Pfcr. 3,4. lflemml is hr' who never says anything, for he shall rzvver he qlwlezl. SIIAIKHII. SAMMON S1mzn1ir- General Y-Teens l,2,3, Cahinet 4: Pep Hand l,2,3,4g Pit lland l,2,3,45 'llodern Wind 3,45 Latin Club 25 F.'l'.A. 3g lhespians 3, Secretary 4: llanquel 33 Junior Play Cast 3g Cheerleader 43 Home lieonomies Cluh 23 ll.0.'l'.C. Sponsor: llifle 'l'eam. Pnhlie linergy No. 1. If there isn't ri circus, start one yourself. l,AIlllY SI1ll,l'IY Rell T and l ll.0.'I'.C. Sergeant 2,3. Why xtnzly? 'Wy time is valuable. Academy wise. lllCllAllIl I.. SHARP Rir'harfl College Prep. Hand l,2,3,49 Pep Hand l,2,3,4: Science Club 3g junior Class Play Cast 3: Thespians 4g Tiger Tales l,2,3,49 Pit Iland l,2,3,4: Modern Wind Fnsemhle 3,49 ll.O.T.C. Cpl. 2: l.Il.C. 3,43 Ilehate 3,45 Skyline Flashes 45 National llonor Society 33 Colorado Youth Forum 4. If I flon't find a way, I will make one. VIRGINIA SHATTUCK Ginny College Prep. South High School, Denver 1,25 Y-Teens 3, Cabinet 45 Y-Teen Conference 35 Library Club Secretary 45 F.T.A. 35 Library Assistant 3,45 junior Class Play Crew 35 Tiger Tales 45 Chorus 45 Melodettes 45 Annual Staff Sales Manager 4. Her hair is too dark to be an angel. PHYLLIS SHOOP Phyl College Prep. Y-Teens l, Cabinet 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 45 Band l,2,3,45 Tiger Tales l,2,3,45 Tennis Club l,25 F.T.A. President 35 R.O.T.C. Sponsor 45 Cheerleader 3,Head 45 Student Council l,2,3,45 Executive Commit- tee l,2, Vice-President 3, Head Girl 45 Youth Center Council 1, Secretary 2,35 National Honor Society 35 Colorado Youth Forum 4. Her ways are ways of sweetness. GREGG SMITH Gregg College Prep. First Aid I5 Tennis Club I5 Motac l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Football l,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 C Club 1,25 National Athletic Honor Society 3,4. He who loves himself will have no other rival. RUTH ANN SMITH Annie Home Ec- Y-Teens 2,3,45 Hobby Club 15 Tennis Club 25 Secre- taries Club 35 R.O.T.C. Sponsor 45 Chorus 2,3, Secre- tary 45 l.R.C. 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 45 All-State Choir 4. Essence of neatnessg model of sweetness. .IIM SNODGRASS lim College Prep. R.O.T.C. 2,35 Track I5 Motac 1,2,3,45 Football 1,25 Wrestling l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 35 Rifle Team 3. A quiet guy, but quite a guy. KAREN SOESTER Karen College Prep. Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Tigerettes 15 Home Economics Club Secretary 25 Tennis Club 35 I.R.C. Secretary 3,45 Girls' Rifle Team 45 R.O.T.C. Sponsor 45 Homecoming Queen 45 National Honor Society 3. Fine as a student, better as a friend. MARTHA JANE SOLANO Martha Home EC. Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Hobby Club 15 Spanish Chorus 25 Art Club 35 Typing Club 45 Play Crew 35 Annual Staff Art Editor 4. There are so many others who like to talk so why not let THEM do it? SHARON STATES Sharon Commercial Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Library Assistant 2,49 Library Club 1,25 Secretaries Club 35 Typing Club 45 Play Crew 35 National Honor Society 3. Quiet but full of fun, she's liked by everyone. ,IUNH Ill'lVlClll.Y STORIIC func Commercial llolly, Colorado 35 Y-Teens l,2,45 Tigerettes 1,25 President 43 Cheerleader lg Play Cast 45 Chorus 4-5 Thcspians 4. The hes! things in life are free -- If you know haw to get lhvrn. CARY TAMNIICN Cary T and l ll.0.T.C. l,25 Archery Club 1,25 llifle Team 2,3g llot llod Club 4. If learning leans toward labor, count me at rest. KICN TIIOMAN Butch College Prep. Tiger Tales lg Motac l,2,3,45 Wrestling l,2,3,4-3 R.O. T.C. Cpl. 25 Chorus 25 Football 25 Baseball 25 Play Crew 3. I'm no angel, but I'm happy. DON Ml'llll.l'l THOMPSON Ilan T and I Track l,2,3,4g Football l,2,3, Captain 4g Wrestling l,2,3, Captain 45 Motac 2,3,4g Il.O.'l'.C. Cpl. l,2, Capt. 45 Rifle Team 45 Archery 2,3,4. A great guy with a great hug -- wrestling that is. l.ll,l.lAN STARK TIIORTON Lil Commercial Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Tigerettes l, Treasurer 2, President 35 National Honor Society 33 Chorus 45 Secretaries Club 45 Tiger Tales 3,4. Considerate kind and neat -- a combination that can't hc heat. CIIAIILOTTIC KAY VALICNT Charlotte Commercial Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Tigerettes lg Spanish Chorus 2,3,45 Typing Club 4. Nat afraid af work but nat in sympathy with it. DICK WALTON Dick College Prep. Track 1,2,35 Motac l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,45 Foot- ball l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3: l'l.O.T.C. Cpl. 2, Sgt. 3. It takes brains to da all I do and get away with it. CllI'1llYl, WAXON Cheri Commercial Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Military Sponsor 4g Tigerettes 1,2g Secretaries Club 3g lland l,2,3. ller chief desire is flame Economics for two. JUDY WEAVER lady Commercial Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Art Club I,2g Spanish Chorus 3,43 F.T.A. 4-g I.R.C. 4. She comes and goes so quietly that we hardly ever see her. HENRY Q. WELLS Henry General Tennis Club lg R.O.T.C. Cpl. 2,3, Sgt. Ist Class 45 I.R.C. 3. If you really have a desire to accomplish something, you can do it. CLYDE WEST Clyde T sl I R.O.T.C. Sgt. 2, lst Sgt. 3,43 Rifle Team 2,35 Tiger Tales 3. Some people are wise, some otherwise. FREDRIK WILLIAM WIANT Rick College Prep. Tennis Club lg Band l,2,3,4g Tiger Tales l,2,3,4g R.O.T.C. Cpl. 23 I.R.C. 3,4g Science Club 35 National Honor Society 3gPlay Cast 3,45 Debate 3,43 Thespians 3,43 Wrestling 2g Motac 2,3. I get up at the crack of dawn, stuff the crack and go back to bed. BOB WILSON uB0bn T 81 I R.o.T.C. Pfc. 2, cpl. 3, MfSg1 4: Football 3,4s Motac 3,4. I'm too young to know, but I think. CO DE WIL SON C0de General Motac l,2,3,4g Basketball Manager l,2,3,4-g Football l,2,3,4g Baseball Manager l,2,3,4g H.O.T.C. Cpl. 2, Sgt. 3, Col. 4. He does everything in a big way. A great guy to know! ED WOOD Ed College Prep. First Aid lg Football lg R.O.T.C. Pfc. 23 Tennis Club 2,45 Science Club 3g I.R.C. 3,4-. The best way to kill time is to work it to death. BARBARA WOOLSEY Barbie Home EC. Y-Teens l,2,3,4g Hobby Club Ig Study Hall 2, Sec- retary's Club 3,49 Annual Staff 4. Lovely hands are the mark of her character. HERMAN ZUECK Herman College Prep. Track 1,23 Motac l,2,3,4g Football l,2,3,4g Wrestling lg R.O.T.C. Sgt. 2,3, lst Lieutenant 4g Vice-President l,2,3g Exec. Committee 33 Boy's State 3. The surest way to a woman's heart is to take aim kneeling. JIM NANCE lim College Prep. Ordway High School l,2,3g Senior Play Cast 4. If a man's worth knowing, he's worth knowing well. eg Not Pictured FRANK ADAMIC HENRY ADAMIC GLEN BROOKS RON ESSER FERREL KEYS JERREL KEYS JIM KITE STEVE KOPIC BRYCE MONROE JOE PAYNE JOYCE STEWART BJORNE THORSON HAROLD WALKER 1 HONOR SOCIET Y SENIORS John Nehring Richard Sharp Steve Nelson Allen Reigel Ricky Wiant Tom Lester Stan Hess Jim Snodgrass Blaine Rowe Phyllis Shoop Shirley Hurd Mary Lou Moorhead Sharon Fry Sherry Davies Agnes Clodfelter Annette Maynard Kathleen Curtis Karen Cox Lillian Thornton Della Bittner Karen Soester .TUNIORS Roger Riske Larry Yarbrough Rudy Ausec John Conway Jim Holloway Fred Bohlander Bob Straight Jerry Fitzgerald Earl Redman Bill Redman Sharon Goodale Evelyn Hazen Beverly Driver Virginia Stultz Lila Davis Judy Bennett Dolores Bonocini Norma Lemley Kay Helton Patsy Halter Elsa Matz Judy Canterbury Dinah Jo Chapman Vina Schaar June Riddle Jane Steers TODA Y'S TIGERS YESTERDAY SENIOR SPONSORS JUNIOR SPONSORS I SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN SPONSOR SPONSOR l .IUNIORS PRESIDENT . . . VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY. . . TREASURER. . . EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Grant Dickinson . . Paul Clark . . Vina Schaar Ann MacKenzie . Jerry Wagner Doug McDonald Sharon Goodale Charlotte Pauls Elwin Boody Carol Brown Marvin Bunker Sandra Burman Judy Canterbury Ierry Carr Jeraldine Chadwick Dinah Io Chapman Gary Clark Paul Clark Charles Colon John Conway Marcia Cook Don Cooper Sheila Coulson Evelyn Cox Linda Crawford Joan Curto Lila Davis Melvin Dewar :,: , l 1. -ij5uvl! 'Q, . , 5 2 1 S rv A aer . i'3ll3'f'f,it A +4 M Q V as. N f , erre liii' ,QD . A 2 K 5 1 ,.:f j ., , .SK ,A x . er., 1 f Q . 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If was l ' 1r1r.1'uRE ' S fl V N 1-, V1 ' if , D - 1 ll' ,til Louise Fourtner Wayne Fox Carol Gann Garnett Gentry Sharon Goodale Bonney Green Richard Green Zack Hager Patsy Halter Charleen Hanford Marion Hardin Ray Harris Floyd Harrison Judy Haukencz Evelyn Hazen Robert Helmick Donna Helton Dorthea Hixon Bob Hofrnaister Jim Holloway Larry Leathers Norma Lemley Glenna Locke Don Lockhart Joe Luna Ann MacKensie Joe Madrid Elsa Matz Veronica May Arvin Miller Marilyn Minor Karen Mock Bob Moreland Gill Morton Jeff McCormack Doug McDonald Nelda Newton Sue Oberhelrnan Lee Parker Ann Pasco -- Qeiaaa f 5 i- 2- 15 . sa, - . , iv, .. ,V Lara -, Wk.. R U, rl,..a rw, W .easy N 'X F Q. .W .igH.mmE , in rykk T Georgia Howard Ronna Hugo Jessie Javernick Bill Johnson Tom Johnstone Sherman Jones Ronald Jordan Joe Kemp Larry Kier Jean Killion Mardell Kinney Melvin Kisser Rita Kochen Ernie Kohl Leah Joy Lawrence , ...,,., Xa, .F , ,Q ,f,.JV.k1k..,:l , :V- -,, . .3 .. s ' :ri 'S ,Y ar, r 4. we . 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XX SX s X f. ,. 1 :fs TJ X 25 ' Y . . p fl I , U 'yy ' U P 5' 4 an., ' vo x., ,V O x Y S' e K' 5 I A Sw I. fr 'ge' if 9 Frank Saccherta Patsy Sasser Leroy Saviers Vina Schaar David Sherwood Linda Skaggs John Skufca Inky Smith Margaret Smith Richard Smith Luisita Solano Sharon Spencer Penny Stanfield Earlene Steeples Jane Steers Loretta Stevens Bob Straight Virginia Stultz Rose Taylor ' -' rf: . .ff .. 45 -i A ,kiwi ' 3' ' ' wx Ifesilr. 'X A rrrrddr zi' , . KLQK --.L ':4' f if '1': 2-:' I 1536.852 Mk ,, . . ., Wh, I . .dwg 94 X M r O yi! 'QSM fr? - Um, K H - zvifsramf' ' !' J kg!! if 'Y F if 'L' . '-hA f wefwf-fri-V221 Loretta Towner Larry Yarberry Jim Vance Larry Van Gelder Larry Yarbrough Jerry Wagner John Wiant Barbara Wilds Gary Wilks Linda Wood Sandra Wood Larry Woodard SEEN AROUND SCHOOL JUMP 1t'1l hold YOU. No thank you. I have one girlfriend. SOPHOMOR ES PRESIDENT .... ..... R on Ready VICE-PRESIDENT . . ...... Don Ready SECRETARY. . . . . .Sue Beth Holiman TREASURER . . . . . I..inda.Snodg,rass EXUCTIVE COMMITTEE Bill Crossman Phil Knopp Lynn Cronk Sharon Wilson .y S ,sf -t. Curtis Acton Bonnie Allen Carol Anderson Sue Arthur Philip Atwood 4 1 Allen Bailey ' Q Y John Bailey -M y H as 9 Thomas Ball ' ' Zkz, 'lf J' H f Sandra Barker g AV 4- Anna Baugh Q' 5 Q if Q Q C' H on P in Donald Bean I n' 'Q' as w Birdie Belding A ' Q r 5' or .Q Donald Bergman in y mmm WP r. g , l V Ruth Blatnick f f :', J S tif f M Stan Blunt Ai At B if X L1 Q2 Marla Bond Ronnie Bortz A .W Lois Bosworth K W W , Walter Brenton Qing N E ' Q3 Harry Burford if 3 I Robert Burger Mary Calhoun David Caliharis Jean Campbell Gary Carr Carlton Christie Linnea Colon Bill Colvin Gary Cook Millie Connelly Pat Conway Carl Cornell Linda Cornell Mary Cornell John Cox SPUDNUT SHOP TERRY'S MUSIC CENTER Band Supplies . S- M y yy is 3 2 A R A f r- J. A f ,,,, ,,,, r-f- A C . n 2' B A 7 2 ' s :,' sslf p A sir, , f ' g ys i N0 f at ' ' PICTURE ' . ,' .:E:. ' , ' 'W I ' ' 425555 , I 1 is A . in i f J AV.. Darrell Crane Daniel Craven Karen Crawford Lynn Cronk Bill Crossman Rebecca Curtis Sally Curtis Carol Dilley Larry Dillow Russell Dowell Betty Duff Mary Duran David Eggleston Myrna Ellington ,R . a:.f ia. 0 J X , ,tx 4 r 5 l NV Q ?t Fred Ellis ' A' N S ' Lela Ellis - ' Warren Ellis V Y ,f.,hY Richard Elrod 'al - Q ' Larry Embry . .-CIE. . . .,,, Q -f' '?:!:5g:'v'N:: ',:,E21 K Cl1SC3 EVBIISI ,V X :J ,f.?, 1fC1'ff l x -' ' ' --- V at - A, ' Jim Evetts ' ' Q .F K , '11 Shirley Ferguson ? Q Margery Fields I 1 A g E 1,4 A Emma Fike ,Q - is in x ,QA Eldon Filley Q ' a t Rita Finney Derrill Fish N0 Barbara Fontecchio PICTURE FO1'3.kC1' Larry Foster Bill Fox Judy Frakes Sharon Garrett Seth Gay Alma Grabow SUPERIOR CLEANERS BRAISTED CAFE T .ln X .miie A 5-1, V ' ' l5 K LG ' ,f A L y I- riff- - 'Y' 1 L H 857 I X Q 1:2 , Z b E .,,, 7? B L B N ff g s rr ' .. r l L B ' , ,. -,A.W, . 52. 6 vkf- , ..,- l,,- .-222 ,- ' L x :Su 51+ 4 X -. ,. I ' rm: A , X s r. f I ,.'-'1 5 : 2 v'T ?f f s B . ,E , f I .4 at L .A Q ' '.'A': , r a sa all 11i3Wgf'F?'fl if f 5 fir' W' 'ff - ff Greta Hinck Richard Hiner Gary Hohrmann Sue Beth Holiman Bill Holland Nancy Imel Joyce Irvin Lou Ann Jardon Marion Johnson Sonya Kennedy Anna Belle Kisser Bernice Kisser Phil Knopp Barbara Konkel Carolyn Lamb Ron Laurarat Robert Leroux Danny Leonard Margie Linam George Lingo M, ' - , , raw . 1 Mi . . . .ff Q , , w 'iff' is 'Rl' Jane Graves Wayne Gron Eleanor Gutierrez Velda Hager Peggy Halter Marilyn Hamilton Donald Hammer Marilyn Hardin Earl Harding Edd Harris Kenny Harrow Kent Haruf Bert Hathaway Gary Helm Lynda Helmick V zg' 'fa X, Q sw E fy. I k W My 15 , 9 H' CURTIS AND MEA DE li ' ii , L, 5 , B- -' ggi. 3 SYM Marsha Lockhart Connie Longaker Dan Lower Boyd Matrox Carolyn Mauler Deanna Michels Jim Mick Nancy Mick Frank Michelli David Miller Joe Morlock Bob Morris Rebecca Morris Vicky Mount Clem Riggs iv' will K ,.. 1 'X ,.. .. B54 'WZ . M. K in 'Cx is fs I,, vii' Ma 0 s.,,,j ! J.- 97' ur, if , HELM'S , gig W as X 5 s P, sr 1. ' g , fi x f' 1 ? e Us Jan McBeth Larry McDonald Charles McIntyre Joann McSchooler Richard Nehring Pat Nelson Sharon Overholt Russell Parker Jerry Paulino Bill Paolino Jim Peacock Bertha Perdue John Price Don Ready Ron Ready I ay Renfrow Gordon Rhode Richard Roberts Gean Rosenstrauch Sue Provost 'F ww W? X r ik? K g , , yr- 5, . 9 3 . P ln Qt Ion Stimatze Loyd Stevens Doris Swisher Jay Templeton Sue Thoman Floyd Thornton Barbara Tibbs Bob Triplett Jim Valent Iohn Valerio Jim Van Riper Linda Vinson Bob Wallace Charles Walser Charles Ward Patricia Watkins John Wells Hugh Wentz Dick Whitmore Robert Williams '55-:Fat :SEQ gm' ,B ,si f , rf' Sharon Ross Bill Rouse Rose Marie Rupp Wanda Sample Barbara Sanchez Audrey Sartor Fred Sartor Cathy Shattuck Harlan Shoop Phyllis Sielsky Shirley Smart Delbert Smith Linda Snodgrass Charles Starck Bill Steers i 1 X S C ' 6 af 55' its as aim ..r' iij- if Q Es it qf in C , V, Shi k s fri ' rr'r it r ' 1 if I ' st r is my i Ei k , .Qi ',,N V xii' 4 ' wgiiv M.. .,, , as as -:a- A .Q,5 .,, ,:. if h if f 1 , al iettlCtsi 2 at l ' . sz P, all BRICKELUS SERVICE STATION HAROLD HENSON ICWSIG1' 'IL-13' W -f V A v' ff Donald Wilson Sharon Wilson Ray Don Woodard Gene Wright Shirley Yarbrough Ernie Yard Jan Wilson JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET 1958 TEACHERS AT WORK? I ? X FRESHMEN PRESIDENT . . . . . . . Clark Kinney VICE-PRESIDENT . . . . . . . Fred Green SECRETARY. . . . . . . Dolly Persinger TREASURER . . . . . . . ...... . . . Sue Jones EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE John Goodman Jim Autrey Janet Randolph Pat Del Pizzo i Terry Acton Carol Anderson Kay Anderson Patricia Aragon Inez Armstrong Lynnette Atencio James Autrey Bruce Belfield ,f N ,Q A, p. ' 'ia .ir y A QQ fi V NO PICTURE 91 if X uf 'nf' t.jxfw,5Q? is up NO PICTURE -E' wt!! -R xl i'l'?,.Qll James Betts Nola Bigler Larry Bobo - Jerry Bohlander ' F- nf Jack Borjes ,, ' H ' t' Galen Bortz 1 - Darla Boston ,it , I wx lxxyt f 1 1 NO 1 9' I PICTURE we fi 1 'X in T iw-52' ,993 get , ' iw i, :,, Rf Ak 41 fl mlmmff X -A 1 Q, 41 , it xt we g , 33 'TP A J'5.qil I .iq- Www F 'i s Us 1 K S E 'Z rf if B M umm.. . Jerry Bouchard Judy Bradshaw Janice Bramwell Patty Brasher Raynor Brenton David Bruner Luanna Bryan Jeanne Burger David Burrous Carol Burton Jean Butorac Ben Calhoun Lavada Carr Lillian Chadwick Marsha Chapman Carol Chiaro Leonard Christian Mary Cornell Thomas Cornella Tom Crow mt . -.., i 1 , , if if ' YS' an Q5 im 5 Q X 2 , . aqv' A D Q. we '2 ., r .asf drssve . N0 f P -9 5 PICTURE 6 f E N kim? 'k fs -ff: .ffl P -is M Q, . -,,, K MVS, V' ' 1 .e Q sw . 3 S Carolyn Frazier Deanna Fulton Jewell Gallegor Bob Gann Jimmy Garrett Pat Garrett Iohn Goodman Leon Gorsline Stanley Goss Fred Green Peggy Griffin Victor Grooms Dennis Hagaman Dennie Hall Mark Haruf Dinah Hardin Faye Harrel Delma Hector Larry Hinck Kenneth Holsworth X , M! I ,S ir' i f .- NO PICTURE sl ra. Frances Cruz John Cubbage Beverly Daugherty Karen Davies William Davies Pat Del Pizzo Danny Demicell Janet Dilley Anthony Dremel Clara Ellis Annita Epperson Jimmy Evans Kathleen Fischer Richard Foster Warren Fox PICTURE 'ii . ys.,,EL2.1 E fflalaliii ' 1 ' . -at 25 Q r Kai? Q Q r if? f-asf :r-f:f, BEN FRAN KLINS Q5 lr 5 It . C 3 ?'g3r' Danny Hotle Lavonna l-ludleson Sharon Hughes Pat Imel Richard Isabell Vonda Jacobs Emmett Jeffries Emelia Jermance Sue Jones Inga Kennedy John Kermode Louis Ketchum Clark Kinney Richard Kopic Laura LaCrue f i - A sf- .. INN - mn D 'k ,' 2 f ,Q . 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E i I R ' A S saffiff., , ,,-: R 1' iff f' ,g-?, :1 V1.4 Bob Roehr Roselitta Rupp James Salyer Barbara Schindler Richard Schwab Garry Sellman Dorris Shannon Frances Shannon Frank Sherwood Lowell Soester Wanda Stark Wayne States Danny Stiefel James Henry Storm Charlotte Stringari Elmer Tator David Taylor Delores Taylor Nancy Towner Billie Townsend Q z- L, -4- ,' 7' ,nf ' if 1 A D iii R 1 R M1 it Als ' Qc ..-' P Y :wg K ,. ,, , ix -' . . ,, .' ,I fn V . , 'QM' , ' .... s o a t s R T K , y' ' : iii- 3, Elis a K . if -y wi K. me :fwfr or Vg .jig ,I .,,...:. bzt. i Ronald Nichols Betty Norberg Mike Oberto Sylvia Patton Floyd Pennin Dolly Persinger Grace Plummer Sylvia Pock Thomas Potter Marie Prator Janet Randolph Joyce Ransom Elnora Reeves Philip Rhodes Walter Roche g llnln X M. 'V' ri' P of ff s'ncl X HARRY FROST. Jeweler MAc's AUTO SUPPLY Jimmie Truit Terry Tucker George Uhland Marvin Valdez Bob Vance LaVada VanWay Dolores Wall David Wallace Jane Ward Colleen Welch John Williams Ronald Wilson Thomas Wolfe Virgil Woodard Patsy Wyse Peggy Wyse Stella Young Fred Allen lack Russell vg .F I X, 1 s ,, 4 gi :Ny 1' U Q, 'M .. W E Y-TEEN 'Ev-1 M0 THER- DAUGHTER BANQUET December ll, 1958 Rocket Dining Room N. Quay v M-lim 54 Phyllis Shoop . Mrs. Grabow Mrs. Mentzer . . Della Bittner . . . . Mrs. Bittner Miss Esther S allee 1 J - Q . ' T sf ssiss 'iii , , - , fini Invocation. . .... . . Special Music Welcome . . Response, , , Guest Speaker. . . . . Benediction , . . .Norma Lemley AS IUNIORS THE CLASS OF '59 PRESENTED THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED CAST Della Bittner Karen Cox Buddy Enslow Pat Fox Sharon Fry Norman Gifford Peggy Graves Stan Hess Ida Belle Kelly Annette Maynard I APRIL 25, 1958 AS SENIORS THE CLASS OF '59 PRESENTED CAST Mary Lou Moorhead Steve Nelson Bobbie Ream Alan Reigal Judy Roberts Sharril Sammon Richard Sharp Rick Wiant Cindy Cox The Little Dog 'THE RED HOUSE MYSTERY NOVEMBER '21, 1958 CAST Della Bittner Jessie Mom-oe Alan Reigal Karen Cox Mary Lou Mgofhgad Judy Roberts Frank Cornella jim Nance Richard Sharp Pat Fox Steve Nelson June Storie Norman Gifford Bgbbie Ream Rick Wiant H , M,r 11-1- -L lg iw SPORTS F AND I Of W ht ACTIVITIES M7 .X 9' ff 655 J? f gl 'z-V 6' LU B X 'Sf 2 I ' - Vx 5 Y X TIGER TALES HCOUN TR Y CAPERS Program Master of Ceremonies ........... .... D elbert Hill Hill Country Ballads - Overture . . . ........... Pit Band Country Style ................... Dancers and Singers Western Songs .............. Wade Sample and Tom Gherna Farmer and the Cowman Can Be Friends ..... Twirlers and Singers I Cain 't Say No ............ ..... L ynn Cronk Gun Smog - Satire Moon Talk .... ............. M elodettes Scarecrow ............ Connie Longaker and Alma Grabow May You Always .............. Patsy Sasser and Inky Smith You Can't Get a Man With a Gun . . . . Sharon Wilson and Susie Holiman Dream ofOlwen . . . . . . . . . . . I Like Country Music . . . . . . . . . . . . Mimi Jermance . . . Hillbilly Band Everythin's Up to Date in Kansas City . . . . . . . . .Carleton Christie Dancers .............. Barbara Fontecchio and Phil Knopp Standin On The Corner . . . ............ Boys Octette Doing What Comes Naturally ............. Sharril Sammon Barefoot ......................... Girls Quintet Undertakers . . . Doug McDonald., Jim Vance, Jim Autry, Bill Novelty Acts . Finale . . . DIRECTORS . MASTER OF CEREMONIES Delbert Hill Redman, Jerry Fitzgerald . . Members of the Cast . . . . . . Entire Cast . . . Mrs. Ira Sanger Mr. Alex Campbell Mr. John Jacobs Mr. Ted Hanford PIAN IST Mary Lou Moorhead A CAPPE LLA CHOIR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB This group was formed this year by Mr. Campbell and has proved well worth while. They presented a varied concert along with the mixed chorus at Christmas time and will perform again later this year. MEMBERS: C. Anderson, I. Armstrong,,T. Bradshaw, P. Brasher, M. Burns, B. Daugherty, P. Del Pizzo,C. El.lis,J.Frakes, C. Frazier, J. Gallegor, P. Halter, F. Harrel, D. Hector, L.Hudd1eson, V..Tacobs, L. Jardon, .T. Iavernick, S. Jones, L. La Crue,S. Lockhart, M. Logan, M. Love, D. Meese, M. Moneghini, D. Persinger, E. Reeves, S. Thoman, D.Wa1l, J. Wilson, E. Young. MELODET TES This group of young women has furnished many an hour of excellent entertainment for various civic groups about town and for C.C.H.S. school functions and assemblies. Increased to ten this year, the girls are chosen by competitive tryouts. MEMBERS: Pat Fox, Cathy Shattuck, Virginia Shattuck, Norma Lemley, Donna Berkenkotter, Agnes Clodfelter, Patsy Sasser, Nancy Mick, Nina Allen, and Charleen Root. 5 1'.' .V MR. CAMPBELL MR. HANFORD ef, TIGER TONES This active group, formerly the Boy's Octette, is one of the busiest in C.C.H.S. They have been highly praised by many of the local social organiza- tions. After singing several times for Y-Teens and other school functions, they are preparing for an even busiersession this spring. MEMBERS: Steve Nelson, Stan Hess, John Nehring, Buddy En- slow, Larry Dillow, Carleton Christie, Roger Riske, and Blaine Rowe. MIXED CHORUS This outstanding group, under the capable direction of Mr. Alex Campbell and student teacher, Ted Han- ford, has been working hard to bring back to C.C.H.S. again this year the superior rating they achieved at State Music Contest last year. At Christmas they sung the impressive story, Wondrous Love, fpictured belowj and on March 15 presented The C reationn in collaboration with the Skyline Choir. They participated in the Good Friday and Easter Sunrise services and at year's end will give their annual Pops Concert with the Band. OFFICERS: President, Buddy Enslowg Vice-President, Steve Nelson, Secretary, Ruth Ann Smith. SECTION LEADERS: Soprano, Rose Pasco, Alto, Agnes Clodfelterg Tenor Larry Dillowg Bass, Carleton Christie. ACCOMPANISTS: Mary Lou Moorhead, Dorothea Hixson. MEMBERS: N. Allen, A. Armstrong, S. Arthur, I. Autrey, B. Bergen, D. Berkenkotter, E. Black, E. Bobo, I. Chad- wick, G. Cook, S. Coulson, L. Crawford, L. Cronk, S. Curtis, M. Duran, L. Ellis, R. Ellis, B. Fetta. R. Finney, E. Fike, K. Fitzgerald, D. Foraker, P. Fox, W. Fox, P. Garrett, E. Gates, G. Gentry. J. Good- man, S. Goss, V. Hager, L. Helmick, S. Hurd, N. Imel, J. Irvin, G. Locke, C. Longaker, N. Lemley, S. McLean, C. Mauler, V. May, N. Mick, M. Minor, S. Overholt, A. Owens, L. Parker, R. Parker, L. Ray, J, Roberts, C, Root, G. Rowe, W. Sample, B. Sanchez, P. Sasser, R. Schwab, V. Shattuck, I. Stewart L. Skaggs, l. Smith, M. Smith, L. Thornton, W. States, E. Steeples, J. Stimatze, M, Watkins, B. Wilds D. Wilson, S. Wood. T WIRL ERS Sharon Wilson, Head Vina Schaar Pat Imel ' Linda Snodgrass Kay Anderson Sandra Burman Billie Townsend MARCHING BAND President . . . . .Terry Mick Uniform Custodian . . . . . . Grant Dickinson Vice-President . . . . . Stanley Hess Equipment Manager . . . . Douglas McDonald Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . Sharon Fry Librarian ..... . . . Carolyn Lamb Drum Major ...... . . Stanley Hess Assistant Librarian . . . . . Betty Duff Assistant Drum Major . . . ..... Jay Fink Point Secretary ....... . . Phyllis Shoop The goal of band is to teach the student to appreciate music as well as play it. This kind of education helps a student prepare for a more useful, enjoyable life. By learning to work as a member of a compact unit a student becomes more capable of accepting his share of responsibility in everything he does. Band is valuable too, because it gives the student a chance for companionship and new ex- periences that could be obtained in no other way. Truly, a student whose education includes instrumental music becomes a-well-balanced happy person. Instrumental music is a builder of character, cooperation, and good-will for all. MODERN WIND ENSEM BLE Gifford, Cox, Schaar, Bittner, Haukenes, Ross, Fry, Fox, Mock, Ream, Maynard, Chapman, Riske, Snod- grass, Van Gelder, Kisser, Saviers, Hill, Hess, Kisser, Rowe, Fitzgerald, Burford, Dickinson, Sharp Bortz, Wiant, Mick, Sammon, Haruf, Mattox, Brown. CONCERT BAND FLUTES: Cox,Schaar, Lamb, Duff, Lawrence, Maffett, Knopp, Anderson, F ink. CLARINETS: Bittner Fry, Mock, Fox, Haukenes, Ream, Carr, Graves, Wilson, Ross, VanWey, Leroux, Wyse, Burger, Wyse, Allen, Taylor, Imel, Arnold, Dilley, G. Hohrman, Bond, B1unt,Jermance, Maynard, Haruf, Chapman Newton, Martin. PERCUSSION: Haruf, Sammon, Smith, Mick, Mattax, Grabow, Ellington, Shattuck, String- ari. OBOES: Gifford, Shoop, Holiman, Gorsline. FRENCH HORNS: Rowe, Fitzgerald, Fox, Hagaman Carr, Boston, Townsend, Vance. BASSOONS: Brown, MacKensie. SAXOPHONES: Riske,Snodgrass Cornell, Triplett, Konkle, Belding, Bortz, Colon, VanGe1der, McPherson, Kisser, Gron. TROMBONES: Dickinson, Sharp, Soester, Bortz, Towner. CORNETS: Saviers, Hill, Enslow, Hess, Smart, Kisser, Valent, Williams, Embry, Foster, Batchlor, Williams, F ontecchio, Pauls, Roche, Ward, Starck, Anderson, Roehr, Norlin. BASSES: Wiant, Dietz, Burman, Carr, McDonald. BARITONES: Burford, Patton, Helmick, Allen, Hammer, Uhland. DIRECTOR: Mr. Jacobs. BLACK PEP BAND K. Cox, B. Duff, D. Bittner, S. Fry, P. Mock, B. Ream, J. Graves, P. Wyse, A Maynard, L. Cornell, B. Belding, B. Konkel, L. VanGe1der, L. Saviers, M Kisser, S. Hess, C. Pauls, W. Roche, .T. Williams, B. Rowe, W. Fox, D. Bur- ford, G. Dickinson, R. Bortz,R.Wiant,S.Burman, K. Haruf, T. Mick, N. Gifferd PIT BAND PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE Gifford, Shoop, Cox, Schaar, Bittner, Haukenes, Ross, Fry, Fox, Mock, Maynard, Chapman, Snodgrass, Cornell, Van Gelder, Saviers, Kisser, Smart, Rowe, Fox, Burford, Patton, Dickenson, Sharp, Siester, Bortz, Wiant, Dietz, Mick, Sammon, Mattox, Moorhead. V. Schaar, C. Lamb, J. Haukeness, S. Ross, P. Fox, G.Carr,S.Wi1son,J. Burger, D. Chapman, L. Snodgrass, B. Triplett, R. Gron, T. McPherson, B. Kisser, D. Hill, B. Enslow, B. Fontecchio, S. Smart, I. Valent,,T. Fitzgerald, D. Hagaman, S. Patton, D. Hammer, R. Sharp, L. Soester, V. Dietz, L. Carr, S. Sammon, B. Mattox, D. Smith. GOLD PEP BAND GERMAN BAND W3Sll'I that terrific? YOU MEAN and now for our next numbc-muff YOU WEREN'T LISTENING? uf-umm-ugh. YEAH, I work for Spike Jones. Cam. H. Hahn PMST ff' Battle Group Commander Cadet Col. Dan Colvin Haul Sponsor Cadet Col. Pal Fox Cadet Col. Danny Colvin f wa fig ' L ,..... MSGT John Anderson 0 Q MSGT Glen Hanson Cndor Col. Pat Fox BA T TL E GROUP COMPANY B Company Commander Cadet Major Terry Mick lst Platoon Leader Not Pictured 2nd Platoon Leader Capt. Ray Claflin COMPAN Y A Company Commander Cadet Major Larry Lane lst Platoon Leader Capt. Don Thompson 2nd Platoon Leader Capt. Clyde West COMPANY C Company Commander Cadet Major Code Wilson lst Platoon Leader Capt. John Nehring 2nd Platoon Leader Capt. Phil Gray LEFT TO RIGHT: David Eggleston, Paul Clark, Bob Morris, Charles Wal- ser. STAFF COLOR GUARD SPONSORS Major Duane Bortz, Adjutant Major David Howe, Intelligence Oficer Major Tom Emmerson. Plans-Training Major Henry Wells, Supply Officer Sgt. Bill Johnson, Supply Sgt. Col. Danny Colvin, Battle Group Commander Major Della Bittner, Cpt. Betty Bosley, Cpt. Karen Cox, Cpt. Mary Lou Craddock, Cpt. Sherry Davies, Cpt. Joyce Dewar, Major Ruth Ellis, Col. Pat Fox, Cpt. Sharon Fry, Cpt. Irene Ghensi, Cpt. Peggy Graves, Cpt. Sandra Hemphill, Cpt. Ida Belle Kelly, Cpt. Annette Maynard, Major lletta Minton, Cpt. Mary Lou Moorhead, Cpt. Shirley McLean, Cpt. Carol Poet, Cpt. Bobbie Ream, Cpt. Judy Roberts, Cpt. Charleen Root, Major Sharri1Sammon, Lt. Col. Phyllis Shoop, Cpt. Ruth Ann Smith, Cpt. Karen Soester, Cpt. Cheryl Waxon. ,N if 5 lm, B0 YS' RIFLE TEAM SEATED: Larry Leathers, Wayne Fox, Bob Helmick, Earl Redman, Bill Red man, Harlan Shoop. STAND - ING: Bill Rouse, Gean Rosenstrauch, David Eggleston, Charles Walser, Jon Stimatze, Russ Parker, Thomas Ball, Jay Templeton, NOT PICTURED: Stan Blunt. DANCING GIRLS' RIFLE TEAM SEATED: Sherry Davies, Sharon Fry, Karen Soester. STANDING: Pat Fox, Ida Belle Kelly, Betty Bosley, Ruth Ann Smith. MILITAR Y BALL BACK ROW, Left to Right: Coach De6hazo, Zueck, Campbell, Oberhelman, Anderson, Walton, Thompson, Lane, Emmerson, Smith, C. Wilson, Coach Ziegler. MIDDLE ROW: Jones, Fields, R. Nehring, R. Ready, E. Ready, D. Ready, Van Gelder, B. Redman, Knopp, E. Redman, Paulino, Steers. FRONT ROW: Coach Bradbury, Howe, Kier, Adamic, B. Wilson, J. Nehring, Bortz, Colvin, Packard, Green, Coach McPherson. F00 TBALL -1 958 This year the Tigers finished their most successful season in twenty-seven years. After compiling a 2-2-1 non-conference record, the Bengals came through with four wins and one loss in Southern Color- ado League Play, to post a 6-3-1 regular season record. The team, despite its one hundred sixty-seven pound average weight and tremendous ability, had its ups and downs. The Tigers never won more than two in a row, but when the chips were down, Coach De Shazo's footballers could be depended upon to play their best. The highlight of the season came after the regular season's end when the Tigers defeated Montrose, a previously undefeated team, and thus gained the State Class AA finals. In the finals a strong La Junta team again defeated C.C.H.S. Although they fell short of their goal of State Champs by a slim margin, the Tigers of 1958 accomplished much, and will be remembered for having one of the greatest teams in the history of Canon High. TIGER COACHING STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Ludlow, B-Squadg John McPherson, Line Coach, Manny Carrillo, B- Squad, Jake Bradbury, Trainerg Glen De Shazo, Head Coach, Dick Ziegler, Backfield Coach. Canon 18 Canon 13 Canon 33 Canon 0 Canon 2 1 Canon 39 Canon 12 1958 VARSIT Y SCHEDULE Centennial Florence Salida Central Rocky Ford Las Animas SEASON RECORD: 7 - 5 - 1 18 Canon 6 Rangely '7 6 Canon 27 Pueblo County 12 6 Canon 20 Lamar 14 ' 39 Q1 Canon 6 La Junta 20 '7 ' Q2 Canon 13 Montrose 6 6 Q3 Canon 0 La Junta 14 33 ' Points 202 Opponent's Pts. 188 La Junta ' Conference Games Q1 - Conference Playoff Q2 - State Semifinals Q3 - State Championship Kohl, Ernie Madrid, Joe Bean, Don Blunt, Stanley Bortz, Ron Burford, Doug Caligaris, Dave Colvin, Billy Ellis, Warren Hammer, Don Harding, Earl Haruf, Kent Lauteret, Ron Lower, Dan B-SQUAD ROSTER McIntyre, Charles Paulino, Jerry Rosenstrauch, Gean Shoop, Harlan Steers, Bill Whitmore, Dick Wright, Gene Autrey, Jim Belfield, Bruce Bohlander, Jerry Bruner, Dave Calhoun, Ben Cubbage, John Davies, Bill Demicell, Danny Garrett, Jimmy Garrett, Pat Green, Fred Hagaman, Denny Haruf, Mark Martinez, Joe May, Harold Oberto, Mike Roehr, Bob Storm, Henry Tatar, Elmer Allen, Fred Holsworth, Ken - Mgr. Hinck, Larry - Mgr. We regret that a picture of this year's B-Squad was unavailable for publication. N Dan Colvin Quarterback All-State All-Conference A nd y Anderson Halfback Hon. Mention, All-Conference Jack Campbell Guard All-Conference Duane Bortz Guard John Nehring Tackle All -Conference Tom Emmerson End A11-Conference Dave Howe End M Co-Captain Dick Walton Fullback A11-Conference Code Wilson Tackle Hon. Mention, All -Conference Roger Oberhelman Tackle 1 Co-Captain Don Thompson I-Ialfback, End All-Conference Gregg Smith Quarterback Ron Packard Guard A11-Conference Herman Zueck Center A11-State All-Conference Larry La ne Tackle All-State All-Conference Henry Adamic End Bob Wilson End X sl CANON CITY HOMECOMING R0 YAL T Y A AL JUNIOR X -' ' ll -fl 1,3 , W I 't I-4 'Q ff' H 3 sz 1 'I' E Q . 1: , . . .a, ' 'R' 'S'-AN ' ' .. 7 X SQ JN S ve 'T-If TIGERETTE FRESHMAN M. O. T. A. C. .X A X Sev- tb. J- ',.3fw1Q,:xf- 'Q 66 'has LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilks, Colvin, Riske, Helmick, Yarberry, Walton, Fink, Anderson, Green, Wagner, Emmerson, Smith. MANAGERS, Front Row: Quick, Wilson, Allen. BASKETBALL The Tiger roundballers' 1959 season went in streaks - both good and bad. Bouncing back from a grueling pre-conference ordeal Q0-71, the Tigers posted four straight Southern Colorado League victories to establish them as contenders for the pennant. At the time the Nonac Regit went to press, Coach John Griffin's basketballers had compiled a 5-10 overall record and were holding down the second spot in the league with a 4-3 league record. Andy Anderson, senior forward, was pacing the league 's scorers with his 17 point per game average. The spirit and ability shown by the team up to evidence that the Tigers will be strong contenders for District Tournament and later, honors. Dec Dec Dec Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Salida Central Littleton Salida Centennial Centennial Central Florence Las Animas La mar Conference games 1959 SCHEDULE 8 ll I an. 1311. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar Mar 23 30 31 6 13 20 27 28 5-7 12-14 La Junta Pueblo County Rocky Ford Las Animas Lamar La Junta Pueblo County Rocky Ford So. Dist. Tournament State Tournament this point is State Playoff I 1 8 ll U ll l I -Qif 1 A 5' H R , f gf i- L 1- A N ' ' ' ,ag rfifhw - . 4. N N ' Q . f . 9 52 ?' u Lf f N. L' A 3 Tfniffg, ML-ag f -if-Hv5TT'9?'k y d ? : ., - f V. . - , A v ,X . ,afwgg ,Y ,, N Q ,rskffiu .-:Sm ww QAM Q, gf ,P , QU .V - ,if ir L Q. ,. - Q. -A MW 5... ,. ff' V 9 ,df Q- fx iw A 32... . p , - wg gy ,gf V . , wr, ly 3. Gi X. --,Q Q, ...W-WXKL fy, A J-,if --5 as ink- X . - QE wx W' 1- 'A K if NSS' . . we X a- A, ,. ,. SEQ A as f ... , ia Hz ,. X, . ' -fi M g, wfwiw S 5 x . . if ., 414.15355 I K K, . i A f z 5. jg. ...,, uf vie 'W is. X . .. v. f . my X ? , Q, .5 is Q ww 1 ' . V, 4,4 Sgswsggw Q . .mf rlmxk..-QL .. .. ,K . 3, ' . ' K .f.3izy.Wsf.Q'. N W ing' fi .4 , .3 ,. Sk kk lx .Q .E Md, x- Q Q. 2 X mm LEFT TO RIGHT: Duran, F. Ellis, Haruf, Snodgrass, Woodward, W. Ellis, Peacock, Batchelor, Nehring, Thompson, Thoman, Steers. WRESTLING The 1959 wrestling season, under the coaching of Jake Bradbury, was the most successful season in thehistoryofC.C.H.S.wrest1ing.The Tigers took 3rd place in the Southern Colorado League and 4th place in the Southern District Tournament. Don Thompson, 1651b. Dist. Champion for the second straight year, and Larry Peacock, 138 lb. Dist. Runnerup qualified for berths in the State Tournament. Ken Thoman took 1st place in the League 's 175 lb. class, winning all of his conference matches. 1959 SCHEDULE Canon 18 Florence 32 ' Canon 23 Lamar 18 Canon City Invitational - 3rd ' Canon 8 La Junta 40 Canon 5 Central 38 ' Canon 15 Pueblo County 32 Canon 24 Florence 18 ' Canon 24 Rocky Ford 19 Rocky Ford Invitational - 2nd District Tournament - 4th ' Canon 26 Las Animas 19 Conference Meets WRESTLING STATE TOURNAMENT CONTENDERS These three Tiger wrestlers, Don Thompson, Dave Batchelor, and LarryPeacock, qualified for berths in the Colorado State Wrest- ling Tournament at Aurora, February 19- 21. CROSS OOUN TR Y COACH: JOHN GRIFFIN A brand new sport was added to C.C.H.S.'s program this year. The harriers from Canon City ran several miles every day in preparation for the State Cross-Country Meet at Boulder. Boys who participated in this excellent conditioning sport are: Fred Bohlander, Carl Cornell, Melvin Kisser, Jerry Wagnor, Larry Yarberry, Blaine Rowe, ,T ay Fink, Wayne Fox, and Gary Wilks. ow! 5588 C15 sir: , Susie Holiman Phyllis Shoop Sharon Goodale Carol Anderson Sharon Goodale Susie Holiman Vina Schaar Phyllis Shoop Sharrill Sammon Vina Schaar Sharrill Samman Carol Anderson ,lf N - fffw - - wwf. 09' ' 'YQ 1 Q '.. I O W wr wx f 4, ' A Q L Y-TEENS CABINET SEATED: Della Bittner, Phyllis Shoop, Norma Lemley, Ann MacKenzie. STAND- ING: Virginia Shattuck, Sharril Sammon, Mary Lou Moorhead, Mrs. Cowan, Sponsor, Rose Pasco, Sharon Fry, Karen Cox, Annette Maynard. BIG AND LITTLE SISTER PARTY M.O.T.A.C. FIRST ROW: K. Thoman, D. Howe, T. Emmerson, G. Smith, D. Thompson, A. Ander- son, D. Walton, L. Lane, B. Wilson, P. Gray, D. Colvin, B. Enslow, J. Snodgrass, J. Neh- ring. SECOND ROW: A. Jardon, D. Bortz, R. Packard, H. Zueck, L. Jones, L. Saviers, E. Ready, B. Redman, L. Van Gelder, W. Fox, R. Riske, I. Wagner, D. Batchelor, E. Kohl, C. Wilson. THIRD ROW: R. Green, B. Helmick, G. Helm, R. Ready, P. Knopp K. Haruf, M. Dewar, E. Harding, D. Lower, R. Lautaret, C. McIntyre, B. Steers, I. Fitz- gerald, J. Fink. FOURTH ROW: L. Yarberry, R. Nehring, F. Bohlander, R. Bortz, B. Forakcr, D. Ready, L. Fields, E. Redman, G. Dickenson, B. Paolino, L. Keir, R. Parker I. Carr, S. Gay. FIFTH ROW: Sponsers, Coach Ludlow, Coach Griffin. NOT PICTURED: J. Campbell, C. Ellington, L. Peacock, B. Monroe, B. Crossman, B. Moreland, G. Wilks. STUDENT NURSES LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Wood, Mary Lu Craddock, Della Bittner, Karen Cox, Judy Roberts, and Barbara Gordon. B0 YS' TENNIS CLUB SEATED, Left to Right: G. Martin, D. Hagaman, B. Vance, B. Belfield STANDING: G. Dickenson, B. En- slow, I.Autry, B. Hill, Mr.Carrillo R. Riske. ll., .. HOT ROD CLUB Coach Ludlow, G. Sellman, T. Potter, T. Merlino T. Tucker, T. Acton, D. Demicell, T. Crow, H May, B. Davies, A. Proctor, I. Copeland, G. Tam- men, F. Adamic, I. Frakes, R. Coffee, D. Bruner, C. Linam, B. Hofmaste, L. Ketchum, T. Hopkins, G. Kasza., I. Nance, J. Keys, I. Logan, M. Kure tich. B0 YS LEADERS Coach Griffin, D. Lockhardt, G. Clark, F. Green, S. Moneghini, I. Campbell, I. Betts, M. O'Berta E. Tartar, G. Uhland,J. Evans A. Dremel, L. Hinck, S. Kopic P. Hagler, R. Dunn, F. Keys, B. Hutchinson, I. Marting. NATURE CLUB Mr. Ochsner, P. Garrett, W. States, R. Faster, L. Christian, J. Goodman, F. Cornella., P. Lima, P. Stanfield, I. Truilt, T. Wolfe, S. Nelson, B. Quick, J. Conway, W. Andrews. CHESS CL U B FIRST ROW: A. Jardon, W. ROCl'lC IB. Roehr, Coach De. Shazo, M. llaruf. SECOND ROW: I. Mad rid, L. Corslinc, I. McMillian I. Salyer. . S. :N FTA CLUB H FIRST ROW: I. Evans. SECOND ROW: G. Gen- try, L. Lawrence, J. Weaver. THIRD ROW: D. P . . ersmger, C. Fras1cr,J. Graves N Bigler FOUR , . . . TH RQW: Mrs. Steen, A. Adams, S. Hurd, J. Ward. LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW: M. Hamilton, I P. Di Orio, J. Camphcll, B. f Belding, S. Prouost. SECOND f I I J ROW: S. Ierguson, Rurh Blarmick, L. Jardon, B. Gordon, B. Duff. THIRD ROW: C. Dillcy, B. Ro use, I. Renfrow, L. Embry, E. Harris, M. Cook, A. Grabow. FOURTH RO - W. G. Helm, G. Rosenstrauch, L. Saviers, B. Burger, K. Haruf, D. Baugh C. Lamb. FIFTH ROW: B. Hathaway, D. EgglestonC. W ' Mrs. Gillaspy. f S. Thoman, ard, R. Nehrmg, D.Howe, 1 .YY SKYLINE FLASHES Z1 fa 6X1 Z Z4 'i- ,ff FIRST ROW: L. Yarbrough, B. Rowe, R. Sharp, N. Gifford. SECOND ROW: I. Bennett, B. Reeves, N. Lemley, I. Haukenes B. Bosley, I. Kelly, THIRD ROW: A. Grabow, V. Schaar, V. Arnold, J. Monroe K. Cox G. i ! Howard , S. Goodale. SPANISH CHORUS FIRST ROW: K. Fitzgerald, M. Minor I Roberts. SECOND ROW: Mr. Del Pizzo R. Finney, I. Weaver, B. Ream I. Hauk enes, S. Hurd. THIRD ROW: B. Reeves L. Cronk, V. May P. Halter B. Font ecchio. FOURTH ROW: C. Shattuck P. Jordan, C. Valent, R. Rupp. FIFTH ROW: N. Imel, N. Gifford B. Rowe P Knopp, C. Ch.ristie,N.Lem1ey HOME EC CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: E.Fike, C.Mau1- er, F. Harrel, F. Shannon, Mrs. Griffin, D. Foraker, E. Everist. OFFICE ASSIS TANTS K. Curtis, B. Bosley, A. Maynard, L. Kelly, P. Shoop, K. Mock, K. Soester, R. Smith, S. Davies, D. Chapman, A. MacKenzie, I. Campbell, B Curtis, P. Nelson, L. Colon, V. Schaar, B. Font- eccio C Brow , . n, B. Allen, M. Bloom, G. Locke B. Dilley, S. Pock, D. Shannon, A. Epperson, C. Burton. n ALL SEW CLUB Miss Weland, K. Fisher, S. Young, C. ' ' Little, P. Sielsky, S. Smart, I. Hardin, C. Ellis, M. Duran. Q1 'HC 4:4 . lf LIBRARY ASSISTANTS IZ. Cox, L. Fourtner, I. Evans, H. Carroll, L. Davis, I. Dilley, K. Davies, F. Shannon, A. Clodfelter, B. Monroe, D. Taylor, I. Steers S. St - ares, V. Shattuck, T. Lester R. Auscc, R. Hugo, Mrs. Gifford NOT PICTURE D:M.Linam,A.Mur- phy. GIRLS' TENNIS Judy Bradshaw , Beverly Daugherty, Sharon Ross, Carolyn Lamb, Mr. Mc Cormick, Linda Cornell, Velda Hager, Audry Sartor, Charleen Hanford, Charo- lett Stringari, Dinah Chap- man, Billie Reeves, Sue Provost, Connie Longaker. READING CLUB Marsha Chapman, Janet Dilley, Anna Belle Kisser, Rebecca Morris, Patty Brasher, Louise Irwin, Emelia Jerrnance. ART CLUB Marie Prator, Charolette McMil- lian, Rita Kochan, Bemice Kisser 'iv LIBRARY CLUB SCIENCE CLUB I. McCormack, L. Duran, P. At WUOF-', R. Schwab, L. Yarbruugh B. Straight, S, Kennedy, J. Can- terbury, J. Vance, J. Fitzgerald E. Bobo. J. Chadwick, G. Plum- mer, I. Kennedy, Mr. Gibson. N. Towner, M. Smith A, Clodfelter, Mrs. Gif ford, L. Bryan, P. Wyse, J. Burger, L, VanWey P, Wyse, D. Meese. NOT PICTURED: V. Shattuck. TYPING CLUB L. Ray, M, Solano, S. States, R Taylor, J. Luna, B. Lippis, C Valent, S. Applegate, J, Nance G. Locke, J, Killion, V, May, Mrs. Perkins. -signin- ll WRESTLING LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Woodward, B. Gann, R, Brenton, P. Rhoades J. Snodgrass, C. Marrs, I. Boh- lander, L. Woodward, N. Patter- son, L. Fields, L. Kier, H. Storm, L, Parker, B, Blinkenstaff. STANDING: Coach Bradbury, O. Rupp, T. Ritter, R, Esser, S. Mock, FRONT: K. Thoman, L. Peacock. TIGERETTES FRONT ROW, Left to Right: K. Fitz gerald, B. Fetta, D. Hixon, S. Thom an, R. Blatnick, M. Watkins, P. lor dan, J. stone. SECOND ROW: L La Crue, P. Di Orio, N. Allen, C Everist, P. Halter, J. Steers. THIRD ROW: P. Miller, B. Norberg, V. La Crue, S, Yarbrough, M. Cook, V Bellew, A. Atencio. FOURTH ROW W Sample, B. Jacobs, R. Rupp L S. Pock, D. Taylor, J. Wilson SECRETARIES CLUB FRONT ROW, Left to Right: B. Konkel, B. Allen. SECOND ROW: P. Griffin, J. Javernick, E. Cox, D. Bononcini, B. Bergen. THIRD ROW: P. Pyle, B. Woolsey, L. Bean L. Thornton, I. Haukenes, K. Curtis. FOURTH ROW: E. Hazen, J. Riddle, N. Mick, L. Bosworth, E. Matz, B. Dilley. Y, l FRONT ROW: R. Pasco, T. McPherson, C. Anderson, S.Ho1iman, S. Wilson, C. Shattuck, L. Snodgrass, L. Colon, V. Stultz, S. Wood, L. Davis, V. Elliot, D. Bittner, L. Skaggs. SECOND ROW: C. Poett, B. Bosley, G.Howard,S. Good- ale, A. MacKenzie, N. Kinney, H.Beach, M. Bloom, K. Helton, L. Wood, K.Mock, I. Smith, L. Solano, I. Kelly. THIRD ROW: M. Minor, G. Rowe, V. Schaar, C. Pauls, L. Edmonds, A. Pasco, S. Swisher, J. Bennett, L. Crawford, C. Brown, L. Foutner. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Rcagin, J. Payne, J. Monroe, N. Newton, S. Coulson, S. Spencer, C. Gunn, J. Curto, L. Neighbors, P. Sas- ser, V. Arnold, K. Ioos, Mrs. Sanger, M. Moneghini, B. Gordon. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: R. Smith, S. McLean, J. Monroe, K. Soester, M. Moorhead, P. Fox. SECOND ROW: S. Nelson, R. Wiant, S. Hurd, K. Fitzger- ald, P. Jordan, T. Mick. THIRD ROW: E. Wood, R. Sharp, Dr. Tinsley, B. Rowe, J. Nehring, J. Wiant, T. Lester. FRONT ROW: R. Finney, M.Bond, P. Nelson, N. Imel, S. Garrett, G. Merris, B. Townsend. I. Bramwell, P. Mock, L. Ellis, D.Swisher. SEC- OND ROW: L. Vinson, C. Mauler, M. Ellington, V. Mount, K. Crawford, M. Calhoun, R. Rupp, J. McSchooler, B. Fontecchio, J. Buterac, S. Lockhart, I. Mount. THIRD ROW: M. Paul, B. Belding, M. Lockhart, B. Tibbs, .T. Irwin, S. Patton, L. Carr, J. Ransom, M. Cornell. FOURTH ROW: D. Boston, B. Curtis, J. Campbell, A. Gra- bow, S. Ferguson, D. Shannon, P. Aragon, I. Armstrong, B. Schindler, C.Welch. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Reagin, L. Van Wey, L. Cronk, B. Duff, S. Huges, C. Burton, A. Epperson, D Hardin, Mrs. Sanger. THESPIANS FRONT ROW, Left to Right: L Kelley, P. Fox, I. Monroe, K. Cox, M. Crad- dock, D. Bittner, P. Graves. SECOND ROW: J. Roberts, B. Ream, A. May- nard, R. Sharp, N. Gifford, S. Nelson. THIRD ROW: Mr. von Bernuth, R. Wiant, B. Enslow, A. Reigel, F. Cor- nella. ' DEBATE LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Holloway, S. Thoman, D. Baugh, I. Wiant, P. Halter, N. Gifford, M. Hamilton, A. Reigel, R. Wiant, R. Sharp, Mr. von Bernuth. .Il H Pizzo, S. Jones, P. Montoya. MATH CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Dilley, P. Del 1 fr f ' ' T GREELEY GAS CO. RED CANON DAIRY HBest Wishes to a Fine Graduating Class of a HCONGRATULATIONS, SENIORSH Fine Sch0o1.n Phone 138 1310 Main YOUR NATURAL GAS Milk 6 Dairy Products SERVICE COM ANY REAMS PALACE DRUG STORE 601 Main Street Phone 75 HCONGRATULATIONS 6 GOOD LUCK to the SENIORS OF H59H F. , ELLIS RIVERSIDE DINING ROOM AAA and THE DOUBLE EAGLE CAFE at Buckskin Joe Banquets and Parties THOMAS G KIRKTON CO. Wholesale Fruits S Vegetables Seed G Spray Materials Growers' Supplies Phone 72 or 73 P.O. Box 66 HAVENS 'HFor Discriminating Men and Womenn BALDWIN Pianos and Organs lll2 Main St. Gulbransen and Winter G Campbell VIC'S T.V. 308 Main Phone 1662- HBest Wishes, Seniorsn J The Oasis of Canon City Pianos CARL'S MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Trout Fishing Heated Swimming Pool Miniature Golf Hot Water Heat 8 Used Pianos Tile Bath and Shower S also Phone 1450 1 l I...- O q FT LUMBER 1028 Main Street Canon City, Colorado Blll DING says: DONTSAY NOTME' Your UUSTCANTBE DONE DO IT YDUESELF I ,Ts LOTS. Home of E I . Building FUESUPPLIES . ANOA WCE ln I x N r 'f I XM Sr i Canon NZ , jj'-: -J O torn lvumu I FOUR MILE DAIRY Milk - Butter - Ice Cream Chevrolet - - Oldsmobi le - - Cadillac - - HOWARD CHEVROLET CO. Where Service is our Business Congratulations to Seniors and students of Canon City High School on another year of achievement. May you continue to grow by Grace. Phone 363 2801 East Main BATCHELOR DAIRY Canon City Colorado MONARCH Vanilla Ice Cream Is for people with ideas Qv4vAvbq9 MONARCH Dairy Products 0 Are for people with a liking Q , for quality BROTHERS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 920 Main Phone 1861 Canon City, Colorado l......... - Qua li ty Dairy Products Bring Your Visiting COX'S THU DERBIRD For Moccasins - Western Apparel - Indian Pottery Tooled Leather Goods -- At Low Low Prices Dining Room Modern Motel Highway 50 and Royal Gorge Road HAY'S APPAREL SHOP 623 Main HBest Wishes, Seniorsn il l CANON DRESS SHOP 630 Main Street Mr. G Mrs. Frank Sabatino Owners G Publishers of THE SUN Canon City, Colorado I r YOUR COUNTY'S OLDEST NATIONAL BANK THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN CANON CITY , coLo. Set Your Own Banking Hours- Bank By Mail And Use Our After Hour Depository Service THINK FIRST CHOOSE FIRST FOR ALL YOUR BANKING NEEDS Established 1888 - Member F.D.I.C. SULLlVAN'S 1 ,J CITY Dkucs I Fountain-Prescript S d un ries nCongratulation to the Senior Class of 1958n SOUTHERN COLORADO POWER a COMPANY 816 FRY G COMPANY Airline Baggage-Handling Equipment Congratulations Seniors FOSTER'S LINCOLN PARK GREENHOUSES 'S FLOWER 09- Exfgg ' eenhouse Fresh Canon Cit 820 South 12th li' I HGood Luck, Seniorsu H W A T E R S ' H Where You Meet And Eat Delicious Meals and Tasty Snacks Are Waiting For You At R A N C H H O U S E 15th and Main Phone 1181 Mr. 8 Mrs. Lester Long AGAR SERVICE 10th and River on Hiway 50 Phone 1026 Canon City, Colorado Quality Petroleum Products Washing-- Lubrication Accessories Open 24 Hours Owen V. Agar, Owner Free Estimates MCCASLAND GLASS SHOP Automobile Glass Stove Fronts . Mirrors, Plate 6 Glass Table Tops 1505 Main Street Phone 1140-J Canon City, Colorado Charles McCas1and, Owner 1T's sincePA'r':oN's 1900 Jewelers, Watchmakers, and Engravers Diamond, Fine Swiss and American Watches, Cut Glass, China, Silverware, Gift Wares 519 Main Street Phone 55-J SPEEDWAY 131296: Mrs- TEXACO Renfrow Hs G H Green Stampsu 4-JFOOD BRIGHT SPOT CAFE ROCKET DINING ROOM g I... THE RENOVATOR Quality Cleaning S Pressing Compliments of Phone 584 422 Main St. Mr, and Mrs. Canon City, Colorado W. A. Wilson Phone 314 E L T O N B. W O O D F O WILSON'S MORTUARY INSURER LOANS REALTOR 826 Main Street Canon City, Colo. DOLVEN MOTOR SUPPLY CO. Sporting Goods Distributors of Automobile Parts, Equipment, Supplies and Accessories 710 Main St. Canon City, Colo. Phone 646 C M Best Wishes To Another Great Senior Class FREDRICKSON - BROWN INSURANCE SERVICE . 724 Main Street Canon City, Colorado I F I T ' S I N S U R A N C E - W E W R I T E I T . A. Fredrickson Elvira N. Brown . S. Nehring Ruth Zaveral R D T... 2 WOODARD REALTY 4032 Main Phone 242 Ranches Insurance City Property 1 CAN T VH LAMB'S FURNITURE 6 APPLIANCE FELTER'S 305 Main Telephone 1784 Local 254 CANON G FLORENCE BARBERS See Lee....See Rob HGood Luck, Seniorsu .J l UNO Matter what Your JOHNNY S SUPER SERVICE Shape . e can Fit You H 13th 5 Rlver Phone 5209 One Sto p Service HBest of Luck. Seniorsn L.... - .I r-.- I You Always Save When You Shop At OXFORD'S JOKER CAFE Q x Phone 1303 X A W :f' 1332 River XX ...Q f gba Q fx Q O k..'4 ch 0 QP QQ 6' cj Congratulations lr 11 Seniors of l59l Compliments of OXFORD'S MARKET BILL 6. MoNTY's SINCLAIR C0'nPli 'e 'S 628 River of Goodyear Tires PATTONS , I 6' Batterles Jewelers, Watchmakers, and Engravers L.... 1 SAFEWAY'S Courteous Service A Variety of Meats, Fresh Produce HILL'S BOOTERY 515 Main HPut Your Feet In Safe Keepingu X I wg EMMERSON'S FURNITURE CO. 425-427 Main Sf. Canon City, Colorado THE STYLE SHOP Phone 779 611 Main St The Distinctive Look But Not Expensive LOU ORNELAS AUTO SERVICE 231 Main St. Canon City, Colo. T H E D A P H N E S H 0 P 517 Main Canon City, Colorado The Finest In Gifts, China, Glassware and Dresses. WE MAIL ANYWHERE -I -FUD' f'l 1 L AID LL gli LE , HYour Frlendly FORD and MERCURY Dealer JOE WELLS MOTOR CO. S WILSON MARKET ll28 Main Mr. 6: Mrs. Bill W l BEATON S Compliments J h R h a D J LLL.. l.,L. . l I O. J. BOWLES Realty and Insurance Service Homes Ranches Prompt Loans General Insurance l4 Main Phone 7 Canon City I MERRIAM NEW M THOD LAUNDRY PLUMBING SHOP AND Fritz - Fred ZORIC CLEANING CO. 404 Main Street Phone 8ll-J Pho 200'201 Canon City, Colorado SCHAAR IMHHNNHO ASSOCIATED STORE ELECTRIC SERVICE Auto Accessories Sporting Goods Household Appliances 418 - Street HWe Service Jlm Howard Anything Electric., qi I ,X3'1lg4I .e-.. A fir' 'fff . f4gE'fwIwm,Qfgp'I , we R. ,.- CHAPMAN I I' . ROYAL 'wr N Q I I I Ing ' PWJHWN 411 Maw GORGE 5 , Phone 735 AGENCY FREMONT COUNTY NATIONAL BANK REGION S OLDEST BANK I Where yo b k y f d Member Of F D I C DUFF - MOYLE B cw h THOMAS HARDWARE CONGRATULATIONS Slgprffffgigoggife I T H E G R A D U A T I N G C L A S S ASW ROOT BEER STAND H 10th and River Olvo and Gail Embry . THE YOUTH FELLOWSHIP C o n g r a t u 1 a t 1 o n s ' OF CHRIST EPISCOPAL To Seniors CHURCH Of 1959 Congratulates V A N C E ' S The Senior Class I s Compliments of MORTUARY Phone 275 Canon City, Colorado HOLT'S ' 6646 X015 www, 721' f f fgffficf. f? 7' ff M Q ff, ya J' ff' 'fm' ff 37 X X - ', - QQ! X,-LV? 1 ' .f 4Lf7f! .4'wc4.,,6,.Vf 1 I 1 f .Q LJ! r, lj X 'f 4,4-w . ,.z- ' If -V I, ,il 1 w'1,- X Q1 , . . 1 ,-g' 11 ' 11 1. 1 w'1 , . ' a f 11 1 1, 11 1 1 '1 1, 1 - ' I ,1 1 , .f-'K 1.' ' ' 4 ,1 1 1 x 1X1 ,1 1 ' 1 1 ,ff. ,.. ,V , . I , 5 , 1 H . 1 1 1 114 . 51 I-S1 I .1 1x 11 1 1 . 1 1 L ,,1Z 41 , Q .1,1, M: 1 Mr ,1 3 ,h , 1. 1 11, 1' 2, ' 1 1 ,,1 ' 1, 1 .1 .1 N 1 A- . 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