Cedaredge High School - Cedar Chest Yearbook (Cedaredge, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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STAFFORD B111 Charlesworth Mathemat1cs Coach Alan Buzan SCIGHCS Dr1ver's Educatlon Bruce Parry MUSIC Jack Kehemler Soc1a1Stud1es Coach Don Plerson Vocat1onal Agr1culture Sc1ence Thls Page SP0f1S01'9d by Bob Smlth SOC13.1StL1d19S Coach Fern Jackson Secretary Eleanor Casteel Comrnerclal Grace Shock Junlor Hlgh Helen Kehl Enghsh Jumor H1gh Earle Mllls Jun1or Hlgh Vera M1115 Llbrary Spanlsh Mary Kehemler Phys1ca1 Educatlon DUNBAR DRUG and GLENN'S HARDWARE Q ,WMLIIW auf' Q5 7 1 1 M - ' , ' , M i I .I I . . M . , ' M n . I . . J . M I . J . . I Miss Ruth Aschenbrenner, English A lm - .v . ' 'um nn I '-fi . , . . . So, A - J ,T i . . ' . , E gf 1 ' . ' . R ' . ' . 0 9 X SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Max Kendr1ck Student Counc1l Representatlve Marg1e Ham1lton Treasurer Ann Stan sell Secretary Margy Haase V1ce Pres1dent Delbert M1ller Pres1dent The members of the class of 58 are among the most actlve m school Durlng the1r flnal year they have been act1ve 1n the Varlous organlzatlons of the school as well as the1r own act1v1t1es The senlor class chose for the1r offlcers th1s year Delbert Mlller Presldent Margy Haase V1ce Presldent Ann Stansell Secretary Marg1e Harn1lton Treasurer and Max Kendrlck Student Councll Representatlve Gene MacAdams was honored wlth the pos1t1on of Student Body Presldent and Maxlne Peebler was Student Body Secretary Other Sen1ors that preslded over the Varlous orgamzahons were Carol Eckert Band Presldent Delbert Mlller C Club Pres1dent Naorm Stewart Thesp1an Pres1dent Dave Penlck F F A Pres1dent and Jo Ann Dobbln Pep Club Prestdent The Senlor class abounded w1th royalty Joyce Conner was Homecommg Queen and her court conslsted of Joyce Rodewald Semor Attendant June Morrls Jumor At tendant Vona Venable Sophomore Attendant and LOIS Durfee Freshman Attendant M1d Vhnter Formal Kmg and Queen were Roger Steele and Margy Haase and Prom Kmg and Queen were Gene MacAdams and Marty McCoy The Semor Play was ent1tled Arsemc and Old Lace and was a howlmg success It was presented two nlghts to large crowds and earned enough money to send the Semors to Glenwood Sprmgs for the1r long awalted Sneak Day Sneak Day was May 12 and m sp1te of sunburns scratches msect bxtes and Just plam old exhaust1on everyone had a wonderful tlme Class Nlght was held May Z3 Baccalaureate was May 25 and Commencement was May Z8 Ri xv!-. 43- xy: x 1, Q ' 5 'I'h1s page sponsored by DAIRY KING and S, S WUSGRAVE CHEVROLET Q A A K 7 . . 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I am becoming accustomed to the hurtling flight of this small moon. Finally. My present quarters consist of a small spherical room full of intricate instruments. Ibreathe eat and drink through tubes. Now I am fighting to preserve my sanity though I really don t know why I don t know how long it has been since I was exiled from earth and sentenced to ride Sputnik 144 until death. I have no record of time no calendar no clock My crime was talking slight resemblance to my old high school history teacher I had finally convinced him I was as fine a Communist as any. fActually I was an agent for the FBD. I was feeling rather proud of myself when he surprised me by asking Who do you think will win the pennant in the American League? I was caught off guard and before Ihad realized what I was saying Isaid Yan- kee! He pointed an accusing finger at me and said Yankee! lwas tried and convicted right there and shot into space the next day I7 Now the only means I have to fend off madness 1S a small telev1s1on screen The Russ1ans don t real1ze lt but my 1ngen1ous bra1n has dev1sed a way to p1ck up Amer1can TV broadcasts w1thout h1nder1ng Sov1et recept1on of my Sputmk The program I am watch1ng r1ght now IS Th1s lS a L1fe'P It seldom appeals to me but all the other channels have Westerns After such a long t1me of watchmg TV 1ncessantly Westerns get monotonous Walt what 1S thlS7 The l1fe belng por trayed now 13 one of my old schoolmates' The famous actress Charlene Jones' She has won ten Oscars f1fteen Emm1es and f1ve husbands' Wow' Oh they are br1ng1ng 1n some of Charlene s old frlends Hey I know them That s Roger Steele' The Master of ceremon1es tlt s Max Kendrlckl says that Roger IS now one of the most prom1nent Judges 1n San Franc1sco He pres1ded over the famous M1ller vs the State of Cal1forn1a case I remember that Delbert found a flaw 1n the State Const1tut1on that enabled lawyers to operate a profltable racket He had every lawyer 1n the State agamst h1m but he managed to conv1nce the Jury so he won the case Del always was a good talker Now back to the program I msure that man over 1n the corner 1S Dave Logue Max IS say1ng that Dave 1S st1ll m1lk1ng cows back 1n good old Cedaredge He has h1s own place now and IS very consc1ent1ous about staymg home so he can be sure and get h1s cows m1lked every morn1ng That g1rl over there must be Lo1s Adams She has had a wonderful career as a fash1on model 1n New York She 1S wearlng the absolute latest the box' lt s a rev1val of the chemlse of several years back' She looks pOS1t1Ve1y stunn1ng' And there s the woman des1gner who brought the sack for box as lt 1S called nowl look back Another old fr1end Marg1e Ham1lton She says she des1gned It spec1f1cally for Lo1s She looks pretty good 1n lt also Oh darn Now they have to have the1r l1ttle commerc1al Oh walt' The lovely g1rl that 1S advert1s1ng th1s 1s Jo Ann Dobb1n' Jo Ann of the Pepsodent sm1le She s not advert1s1ng toothpaste' She s advertlsmg that great 1nvent1on of Dan KISSDCT Danny lS really mak1ng a fortune off that red ha1r dye Now nearly every one has ha1r the same color that Danny s has always been He 1S now work1ng on a formula for freckles The commerc1al IS over and now Mr Kendr1ck 15 gett1ng out an old album of Charlene s and br1ng1ng out some of the people whose p1ctures are 1n lt Here 1S Venna Peterson She has been l1v1ng 1n Afr1ca for the past s1x years She 1S the most famous female b1g game hunter 1n the world today She holds several records for troph1es but the one she can t seem to break 1S Bob Johnson s record for ele phant tusks Bob has an elephant head Wlth tusks seventy feet long Venna suspects foul play but there 1S no way she can prove the tusks are not genu1ne they re 1vory all r1ght And Bob has sworn that he shot the elephant 1n fact he Just strode on stage and 1ns1sted he d1d Venna and Bob are havmg harsh words Max had a b1t of trouble gett1ng them calmed down Th1s could mean a lawsult' Here comes Maxme Peebler She has Just shaken the art world w1th her fabulous new pa1nt1ng Fru1t and P1tcher Wlth Omelet She pa1nts 1n the old surreahst style but though her style be old fash1oned she does a fabulous Job She has just revealed the secret of her umque style She stands across the room and throws pamt at her canvas She says her best pa1nt1ng IS that on the wall back of her easel If only she could transfer lt to canvas the world would have a master PIECE' And now Ralph L1nscott Ralph has t1red of convent1onal1ty so he has Jomed the Beat Generat1on He reads poetry accompan1ed by Jazz 1n a dark San Franc1sco cellar The pay may not be so hot he says but the work IS d1fferent You d be surpr1sed how many people engoy that sort of th1ng Well that program IS s1gn1ng off It has been so long s1nce Ihave really enjoyed telev1s1on The next program IS one of those crazy var1ety shows It s MC Charles Hawk1ns the Ed Sull1van of today He has a nat1onally synd1cated column a New York TV varlety show and a poker face Ed Sull1van II H1s f1rst guest 1S that wonderful comed1enne Jenn1e Wh1te She does 1m1ta t1ons of celebr1t1es and comedy rout1nes Tomght she 1S pok1ng fun at Secretary of State Anderson Poor Don S1nce he got 1nto pO11t1CS 1t seems everyone Just makes fun of h1m Next on th1s program IS that fabulous dance team Phen1ce and Lovato It 1S a Joy to watch them so graceful l1ke they were b1rds 1n fl1ght Mary Ann 1S certa1nly a wonderful baller1na and Harry IS Just unbel1evab1e And now one of the most unusual acts ever to be seen on even the HaWk1HS show Carol Eckert w1l1 perform her colossal mus1c act She plays the p1ano Wlth her toes the flute w1th her hands and beats her head on a drum lt s unusual all r1ght Charles has now 1ntroduced the latest smgmg rage 1n the rock n roll set Joyce Jones Her new record ROCk1H 1n the Tag Mahal has already sold over a m1ll1on cop1es and has only been released two days She IS the greatest sensat1on S1nce Elv1s Presley 18 . . , . . . . . . . 1 . . . 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Now Mr HaWk1HS 1S present1ng the p1lots and crew who made the f1rst tr1p outs1de our solar system The commander of the Shlp was Gene MacAdams who was also along on the f1rst tr1p to Mars and Venus By now Gene 1S such an ex per1enced space traveler he floats 1nstead of walk1ng Gene 1S st1lla great ham though he even brought along the cosm1c ray gun to terrorlze the audlence The other members of the crew are Joyce Conner the fxrst woman space sh1p p1lot 1n h1story Dave Pen1ck and Merle Conrad It seems that Joyce d1d most of the fly1ng on th1s tr1p and when asked for comments on the tr1p she slmply Sald I m t1red' I guess I can t blame the poor g1rl but 1f she were 1n my place I wonder what she d say At least she had company' It does get awfully lone some up here The next feature on the program IS Bobby Graham s great football team Bobby has coached the Cubs for flV9 years and 1n that t1me has bu1lt the greatest team ever 1mag1ned 1n a h1gh school Th1s telev1s1on appearance IS the cl1max of a great season for the Cedaredge team They have establ1shed a record for h1gh school teams that surpasses most college records Yes Bob 1S really a great coach However though the coach deserves much Credlt the players must have the1r due of glory Bob s star quarterback IS an 18 year old g1rl named Pat Gabr1el not the Patty I know but her daughter' She takes her mother s malden name for her pseudonym Yes her mother lS 1n the w1ngs she IS called to g1Ve comment on hav1ng a football player as a daughter Patty has only one comment to make I tr1ed but she s a tomboy I guess that IS the last of that program Ill try sw1tch1ng channels Here s a news broadcast I ll see what IS go1ng on 1n the world The news broadcaster IS Bryce Morton Somehow lt seems log1cal that Bryce would be a news commentator he seemed to enjoy It so much at our Class N1ght program It seems that a woman has been conv1cted of po1son1ng lonely old men w1th arsemc 1n elderberry w1ne of all th1ngs She has also confessed that she bur1ed them 1n her cellar M1ss Suz1 Burkett says she got the 1dea from a play she was 1n dur1ng her h1gh school years It s a shame SUZ1 took It so serlously A Colorado woman has g1ven b1rth to qumtuplets 'I d1dn t catch her name o ' there s her plcture Why lt s my old fr1end Margy Haase' She already has SIX ch1ldren anyway' Goodness' Well Margy was always the domest1c type Ann Stansell U S Ambassador to RUSS13 has fmally conv1nced my old fr1end Sm1thov1tch that Dan Farmer IS not an Amer1can spy She 1S a great d1PlO mat I wlsh she d been there when I sl1pped up Th1ngs were lookmg black for old Dan there for awh1le and I thought perhaps he m1ght Jo1n me 1n orb1t The Mahannah Brothers have perfected a new k1nd of hel1copter for general travel It doesn t have those annoy1ng blades on the top that 1nterfere w1th clear th1nk1ng wh1le flymg around It IS also much eas1er to park as lt IS more compact It seems that Kenny and Albert have taken after the Wr1ght Brothers Juan1ta Hodge psych1atr1st has d1scovered a new chem1cal to combat 1nsan1ty It took her years to 1solate what cause mental d1sturbance and then per fect her cure but at last she bel1eves she has found It Let S hope It turns out better than her last attempt when she drove three people crazy try1ng to get them to be gu1nea p1gs Now that Bryce IS launch1ng 1nto a commerclal about razor blades Ith1nk I ll try yet another channel Marty McCoy Hollywood column1st has her own coast to coast TV program now She IS talkmg about the var1ous stars now wear1ng one of those huge hats that she IS so famous for She says that Don Blanscet Hollywood Don Juan IS plann1ng to get another d1vorce My goodness these actors Oh no' The plcture IS fad1ng' If my TV goes out I w1ll be left w1th noth1ng' Come back Marty' I ll try another channel NOTHING' I must have my Telev1s1on 'Nlo the set IS completely dead Now there IS noth1ng left for me but obl1v1on Ill f1n1sh th1s n'1anuscr1pt and send It to earth by the only rocket the RUSSIBHS gave me So I can send one message back to earth and th1s IS lt Now I am go1ng Mad mad mad' 19 . 1 1 0 1 , . -7 D ' 411 ' 11 1 ' - ' .1 - 1 1 ' 1 .1 . , . -V i , . . . . 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' . - . . . - - 1 1 , . - CLASS WILL We the Senior Class of one thousand nine hundred fifty eight being of sound mind and thoroughly drilled in English history and science knowing that we are the llveliest and of course the sweetest class yet to enter or leave old CHS wish to leave our last will and testament to be executed in the following manner Mr Stafford a Senior Class that doesn t like to coon apples during school time To Mr Buzan a bottle of Geritol for tired blood May this give you a little more pep' Mrs Casteel a class that doesn t have committee meetings during bookkeeping and typing Mrs Mills that bottle that you never got after Thespian Play Festival Mr Pierson a cuss box for when you get your fingers on the wrong wires Mr Smith an igloo so you won t have to have the windows open all the time Miss Ashennbrenner a new car for the school taxi We re sorry we wore the old one out during Senior Play practice Mrs Kehl a Senior Class to teach for a change Mr Charlesworth one a year like Mr Smith fTh1s was Smith s idea J Mr Parry a crying towel for band tournament We hope you won t have to use it next year Mr and Mrs Kehemier a new basketball team and a new pep club Good luck next year Mrs Jackson a one way trip to Outer Mongolia to be secretary to Malenkov the Junior Class we will a ditto machine to make posters to advertise your own sneak day the Sophomore Class we will the ability to keep the prom theme a secret Good Luck' the Freshman Class Just think only three more years Think you ll make 1t'? Suzi Burkett will my ability to talk all the time to Lynda Lee Boy look out now Mr Smith' Ann Stansell will my horse to Pat Beck who prefers horses to men Don Anderson will my conceit to Judith Bessire I hope there s enough for both of us' Marty McCoy, will my Democratic ways to Helen Bessire You are a Democrat aren t you? Joyce Jones and I Mary Ann Lovato will our blonde hair to Richard Palmer He seems to be attracted to blondes Dan Kissner and I Dave Pen1ck will our ability as hot rod mechanics to Harry Wooley Bryce Morton and I Harry Phenice will our ab1l1ty to keep ditching during bookkeeping to Jim Hanrahan Be careful now' Margie Haase will to Bonnie Graham my ability to catch a tall man Of course you ll need a step ladder Carol Eckert will my black Jeep to Kay Stafford so she can play hookey Let s hope our fathers don t mind Bobby Graham will my appetite to Don Bohannan It hasn t done me any good maybe it will you Naomi Stewart will my obnoxiousness to M1ke Mills Hope you can use it' Pat Gabriel and I Juanita Hodge will our reed instruments to Janet Hanrahann Aren t you tired of your horn? Albert and I Kenny Mahannah will our white fender skirts to Eddie Wilkerson We hope they will fit your motor scooter Ralph Linscott will my Chicago accent to Dave Barnett It comes in handy some times Max Kendrick will my long legs to Bruce Perotti Every inch helps you know Roger Steel will my lost Job to Lloyd Sinclair I hope you make a million Dan Farmer will my pipes to Ervin Pomroy Take good care of them Maxine Peebler will my ability to survive on Starvation Flats to Richard Beldon Good luck Charlene Jones will my bowlegs to Robert Perkins Ialways thought it looked better with long legs Don Blanscet will my ability to shut up and listen in English class to Harding Goodman 20 To I ' . , . . . . To 0 . , , . . . Q To . ' ., ' ' . To . . , . . l To . . , . , . . . To . I .' , To . , ' . . To . I . . . ' . . , . . To . , ' . ' To . L . ' , . To . . , ' ' . To . , . . . . To . , . . . . To l .-.- 41 - In - 1 I, . , . . . . ' In . ' 1 . 1 I I, g J . . . . ' , I, Jennie White, will my freckles to Betty Peterson. We like them don't we Betty? I, . . . ' - I, ' J , . . . . I, . J , . I u . - - Q I, , , , . I Q Q - v 1 . I, . I . v . , .An . I I, 1 , . . . . - . f ' In I J 1 ' J s . ' I, I , . , 1 Q 1 . 7. . I, . , - 1 D . 1 '- I' . , . .. . . I, , . . . . ' . . . I, , ' ' ' . . I, . I . . . . ,, . ,, . I, . I .. w . . I, , . ' . . , It . ,,, . . Charles Hawkms w1ll my helght to Bert Hodson The Jumor Class needs some more tall boys Merle Conrad w1ll my shyness to Gary Doudy Take care of lt now Bob Johnson wlll my good grades 1n Amerlcan Problems to Don Wr1ght Now you won t have to work at all Lols Adams w1ll my name to Kenny Cott1er You always dld seem to l1ke lt Gene MacAdams and l Delbert Mlller w1ll my ab1l1ty to be a goof off to Mark McNeeley Boy you w1ll be qu1te a character' Joyce Conner w1ll my helght to Joan Netherton and I Verma Peterson w1ll her my welght We re not really trylng to remodel you Jo Ann Dobbm w1ll to Gerr1 Lowrance the ablllty to just go steady durmg school Margle Hamllton w1ll to Donny Aust my ab1l1ty to eavesdrop Too bad I don t have a trumpet Dave Logue w1ll my red halr and my ab1l1ty to blush to Carol Bowles lguess I have some freckles you can have too' Slgned the Semor Class 21 , . . I ' I , . I J ' - .v 1 . , . I I I I . , . . . , . . . . . . , , . . , . FOOTBALL fn-Hg 'Ur il Q COACH JACK KEHMEIER COACH BILL CHARLESWORTH CUB FOOTBALL As Cedaredge opened their football season this year the Cubs were definitely looking forward to a better season than usual W1th a 26 man squad despite the temporary loss of 190 pound tackle Charles Hawkins due to an appendectomy the team was very optimistic Opening against the Class A Olathe Pirates the Cubs soon fell behind and were on the short end ofa 12 0 score at halftime Bouncing back in the third quarter to score a touchdown ending a 55 yard drive they made the score 12 7 However the Pirates scored again in the third quarter to make the final score 19 7 Still looking for the first victory the Cubs came up against the Grand Junc tion Junior varsity The Little Bears opened the game with three touchdowns in the first quarter They were never in trouble and they went on to win the game easily 33 20 With a win under their belts the Cubs next came up against the Delta Junior vars1ty Though the Delta team was strengthened with several varsity members Cedaredge had no trouble defeating them 40 0 Coaches Charlesworth and Kehme1er used this opportunity to give the reserves needed experience W1th spirits aroused by Homecoming the Cubs went out against the Plateau Valley Cowboys to play their best for the homecoming crowd The Cubs Jumped ahead as Mike Mills ran 43 yards fora touchdown The whole backfield contributed to the score and chalked up a total of 311 yards against 153 as the Cubs went on to win 30 6 After winning their first conference game the Cedaredge crew were set to make a good showing against their next conference opponent and traditional rival Hotchkiss The game started as an offensive battle First Hotchkiss scored then Cedaredge The Cubs scored from an end run by Del Miller followed by a l1ne smash by Bruce Perotti to add the extra point and make the score 7 7 Hotchkiss scored again and failed to make the extra point The Cubs scored again on an end run There was afumble on the extra point to t1e the score at 13 13 The second half turned into a defensive struggle Both teams threatened but could not score The score ended tied 13 13 Playing their first game away from home the Cubs met Palisade for their homecoming and the Class B title The Bulldogs scored first on a line smash. Not to be outdone the Cubs came back and scored on a pass from Miller to Gene MacAdams. Palisade scored again this time on a pass The Cubs again came back to score making it 13-12 at the half Palisade s favor 22 Jack Morris Manager Neither team scored in the third quarter. In the last quarter things happened. Palisade finished a 82 yard drive with a touchdown. The Cubs then scored on a pass from Miller to MacAdams. The extra point failed. The score stood 18-19 with the Cubs on the wrong end. The Cubs started another drive. Driving themselves to the eight yard line, the Cubs went into a spread formation to pass. Ken McGechie intercepted Mike Mill's pass and ran 96 yards for a touchdown to put Palisade easily ahead in the last seconds of the game. The score ended 26-18 in what was a near upset. Palisade went on to take Class B State Runner-up. With a bitter defeat behind them the Cubs journied to Paonia. Playing a good game, the Cubs worked up a 12-6 lead at the end of the first half. The secondhalf turned out to be a different story. The Cubs team, having several linemen injured, didn't have the depth needed to hold the lead and the final score ended 20-12. Cedaredge's last two games were cancelled. The game with Hotchkiss was cancelled because of the flu epidemic and Telluride cancelled theirs to enter into the state play-off. ,,,.2..lw ca' ,aww Dickie Kendrick Bradley Peterson Max K9f1d1'1Ck '5wnK7f 3' Ralph Linscott Glenn Loucks Roger Steele 23 Je rry Conne r Manage r ii' mv? rw. Harry Phemce Harry Wooley Bob Graham Mervln Pember Johnny MacAdams Bruce Perottl Don Al1St Phlllp W1Ck Rgnnle Flsher Th1s page sponsored by CEDAREDGE LUMBER COMPANY 24 am. HOUOI'-able MGHUOTI Honorable Mentlon Mlke M1115 Backf1e1d -1 Four Cubs made the Da11y Sentlnal all Conference team and two rece1ved honorable men t1on Those belng s lectedwere Don Ander son End Gene Mac Adams End Charles Hawklns Tackle Del Mlller Backfleld ce1v1ng honorable men t1on were Mlke Mllls Backfleld Don Wmght Guard Th1s page lS sponsored by THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Cedaredge Colorado h- Don Wr1ght Guard 21 W 'K r r ,. , :- af lr ' 1 Don Anderson, End Charles Hawkins, Tackle All Conference 25 A11 Conference wafer Del Miller Captain The season was brought to a close by a football banquet and a formal dance. The banquet was held in the Presbyterian Church at Eckert followed by the dance in the high school gym. At the banquet Coach Charlesworth announced that Del Miller had been elected captain by the team. I..-, llfe This page sponsored by FIX-IT SHOP S ix-J 26 Homzcommc Hornecomlng Queen Joyce Conner Senlor Attendant Joyce Roadwald Jumor Attendant June Morrls Sophomore Attendant Vonna Venable FreshrnanAt tendant Lo1s Durfee Flrst Place Second Place Senlors Freshmen Thls page sponsored bx PALMER AND COMPANY 27 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY BACK ROW Judy Besslre Helen BSSSIFS Mlss Aschenbrenner Sponsor June Doss Kay Stafford Davld Barnett Mark McNeeley Bruce Perottl Erv1n Pomroy Gerrl Lowrance Betty Peterson FRONT ROW Janet Hanrahan Carol Hunter Lynda Lee Carol Bowles Don Aust Mlke Mllls Rlchard Palmer CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN The Junlor class presented 'Cheaper by the Dozen as them Junlor Class Play It was dlrected by MISS Aschenbrenner and a large percentage of the class helped w1th Stage Propertles Prornptmg and Publ1c1tv The play ltself 1S very well known It concerns the problems of a fanuly of twelve chlldren the father was an efflclency expert who trled out hls theorles on h1s fanuly The Junlors d1d an excellent Job 1n presentmg the story and produclng a hlghly enjoyable play XX Q SEIIUICE will X dw I p Thls page sponsored by STRASSLE S SERVICE and MESA MOTORS LE 55' 28 STUDENT COUNCIL lv- fa, rs-....., Margy Haase G1rls State Representatxve Maxme Peebler Secretary Gene MacAdams Pres1dent M1ke Mllls V1ce Pres1dent Charles Hawkms Boys State Representatwe NOT SHOWN Delbert M1ller Boys State Representatlve As always the Student Councll has betn very actlve durmg the school year At the flrst of the year several of the members attended the Student Councxl Conventlon at Western State College ln Gunmson In add1t1on to sponsormg the annual M1d Wmter Formal the Councll charge of all electlons and other school funct1ons A major step was taken when lt revlsed the po1nt system for act1v1ty letters X 'N fi' Q... f REPRESENTATIVES BACK ROW Jack Morr1s Dan Klssner Max Kendr1ck R1ch Palmer Jlm Bender Dave Pemck SECOND ROW Carol Graham Judy Graham Kathryn Ham1lton Naoml Stewart Carol Eckert Clarlce Morton Joan Netherton Charlene Jones J1mm1e Brls coe Karen Carlson FRONT ROW Joyce Jones Charles Hawkms Mlke M1lls Gene MacAdams Maxme Peebler Margy Haase Jo Ann Dobb1n QUAI-'Ty S AN D Q Thls page sponsored by THE DELTA CLEANERS 29 N ft IO . N y 2, .X Q Q fl X W 'KX A ,, A s 4 Q1-ZQL. If YK ' . Q t 'Aw1x,w. A x also raffled off an autographed basketball. The Student, Council has K , W P f I 4 gt 'Q 1 HONOR SOCIETY BACK ROW Al1ce D111on Kay W1ck Patt1 Carw1n Pat Beck Judy Hawk1ns Day Stafford Lanetta Peterson Ella Jackson Danny PGFKIHS Lynne McCoy Carol Graham Joan Ph1ppeny SEATED Venna Peterson Gene MacAdarns N3OIH1 Stewart M1ke M111s Carol Eckert ThlS page IS sponsored by the CEDAREDGE BEER PARLOR .....k.. 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SJ C CLUB BACK ROW Coaches Charlesworth and Kehmeler Mervln Pernber Charles Hawkms Ken Mahannah and Don Anderson Graham and Ralph Llnscott SECOND ROW Harry Wooley Don Aust Harry Ph1en1ce Bruce Perott1 Robert Perkms and M1ke M1lls FRONT ROW Gene MacAda.ms Ron F1scher Erv1nPomroy Bryce Morton J1m Hanrahan and Jerry Conner 'C' Club Thls year the 'C' Club's ma1n act1v1ty was sponsormga Chrlstmas sea son basketball game between the Alumnl Team and the Hlgh School Team All proceeds went mto the 'C' Club's treasure to be saved for a worthy effort 5-Jroon SATISFIED Th1S page IS sponsored by PEGGY'S BEAUTY SHOP and APPLE BOWL CAFE Owner Mr and Mrs Russell Bambrldge 32 THIRD how: Max Kenlirick, Don wrighr,'A1 Mahannah, Dan Kissner, Bob ANNUAL STAFF Joy ee Jones Naoml Stewart Gene MacAdarns Mlke Mllls Delbert Mlller Bob Graham Betty Peterson Carol Bowles Marv Ann Lovato Margx Haase Lols Adams Jennle Whlte Mr Srmth Co Edltors Buslness Manager Ass Puslness Manager Spo ts Underclas srn en Snapshots Organlz atlons Sponsor x Thls page sponsored by HOLLANIDS AND HELLMANS MOTORS 33 l Y I I u ' A Ex .1 ' L' 'S W V N . . mr . - nnana il-L 4 ? ,Q Ht? 3 ' A M as X HI I rg' of U f' num 1 I t , K, , 11 fa , f S fi 23 5 , 'Al , ff 5 X . Y f' ill' It w its 1 1 Coach Bob Sm ith V I' ,X ' f J' Cheerleaders June Morrls Mary Ann Lovato and Bonnle Graham WRESTLING The Cub Wrestllng team of 1957 58 sllppeda l1ttle from the two prev1ous years but they d1d beat HOtCk1SS tw1ce Don Wrlght won f1rst and Kenny Ma hannah second at Olathe Tourney They went to the Grand Junctlon Tournament but nelther went to state The Cubs were flfth 1n team score at Olathe largely from the thlrd and fourth place po1nts won by Bert Porter Bob Graham Del Mlller and Harry Wooley The team really appreclated the support they had th1s year and our only regret 1S that we d1dn't make a better showmg Thls 1S the f1rst year that the Cubs have had WF9St11Hg Cheerleaders They were June Morrls Mary Ann Lovato and Bonme Graham 4 4 ,H Ill' ' '95 -0 2 4 ini Thls page sponsored by MC KNIGHT JEWELRY and DELTA SAFEWAY 34 , A . -- ' V ft - . 1 ,s 1 . 7 . . . . . - , . , . I I I ' Y I I ' N 'x r--. . Q. b' ,f I Q ' . ',. x ,.f.'-7' fxf-Lii'i '-'2:. . .1 n ' - Ez. H- A ' 1 . .'s.' . 'v gnu.-,, '--A .p nl , '-'..--A-- I 1 O 9 ' 4 ll WRESTLING Sponsored by ORCHARD CITY SERVICE ff-'Q n Bob Graham Robe rt Wooley if Troy Roberts Delbert Mlller Charles Hawklns Sponsored by TRU VU DRIVE ROHH16 Flsche r Bert Mlke Phlhp W1Ck Bruce Perottl Porter Je rry Conne r 35 IN . ' Mills MIDWINTER FORMALL Queen Margy Haase Klng Roger Steele Thls page sponsored by TERRELUS CAFE and GAY JOHNSON'S 36 Still Leading The Way For Better Radio BASKETBALL Top of the Dial For Tops In Listening SPORTS NEWS Music w,,,,,,,,,,gQ' K D T A ' 1400 ON YouR DIAL LEE APPLIATN CE CUB BASKE TB XLL. 15 straight wins The Cubs only loss of the season was the opener with Delta which they later avenged with a victory The Cubs first tournament game was against Plateau Valley They had little trouble downing the league losers 63 to 40 as every man saw action Cedaredge then went into the finals and played the Palisade Bulldogs for Class B Championship and the trip to Denver for state competition The game started slow with first Palisade leading and then Cedaredge How ever by the half the Cubs had pulled to a 23 18 lead and were never again behind MacAdams and Anderson led the Cubs attack with 18 points apiece as they went on to win 46 40 Don Anderson and Gene MacAdams both made the All Tournament Team Don at forward and Gene at guard To round out the Tournament the Cub Cheer leaders won the Cheerleading Cup for the third time to retire the trophy The Cedaredge Cubs entered the State Tournament as the underdog However they made themselves known as they crushed the Middle Park Panthers 65 19 as every Cub saw action In the semi finals the Cubs proved themselves just as well as they swept past Erie 68 49 to w1n a shot at the State Championship Anderson scored 25 MacAdams 14 and Mills 17 to lead the Cubs to their victory Getting off to a poor start and hitting less than 20 percent of their shots the Cedaredge Cubs dropped the State Championship to Johnstown 57 48 Playing their worst game of the season the Cubs had to settle for State Runner up honors Don Anderson and Mike Mills were picked for the All State Team by both the 37 N ' I E L -' ' . W . , B l sl i i T The league leading Cedaredge Cubs entered the District Tournament with Denver Post and the Rocky Mountain News. Gene MacAdams was picked A11-State by the Rocky Mountains News. Don Anderson was also high scorer of the Class 'B' State Tournament. -S FARM AGPNCY ' AN D 9 SERVICE DELTA SAND AND GRAVEL COMPANY Tr 4 3052 38 A uAu UNI yE D 'P This page sponsored by UNITED FARM AGENCY and ubs Best In B league g132Z',f'2Sf,i'3.e Onlw one of four enmes will 'ot an Upencyi 10 D0 earn a vunnm! reward to the pusi wmpppg 053335. Quite lomshl when the Cvntral Slope B qfamol-fi ,mm thgn I M Iuwuc gets mo mouon xnamggn and Qgng Cedaredgeg tall 5 are 4 1 for the Smear game mn streak u ure booked avamst the Delta H1gi1 gym mll be a home eo Bulldogs an edge Hotchkxss 510113811 have been slated m io accommodate large burnout Whxle the a8 17 chamn-1 tan le Bulldogs 4014 State Ai Lil lk E gb- TT! The tallcv all the. may m Nth slraxght remamed tance un seven pomt seconds Both teams the game before Max gump shot front 2 0 Don Anderson fxelder zu the mst Cubs were ahead Bulldogs hit then' wxth 1 45 left in first n lcd the Pall ada 'mach i la ci fb xx! llkhi, 4 39 Bzed M-lflCenfral Tlfle ieeker and l Juncuon STANDINI S 'l 'fZ'f N. md lu Q 1:1 fxxmls L darulvff may Kilim Us r Pu 09? Q1 118 150 195 na B in Pos! 'ireiu Bb DC-E Lola Feb can clinch ihe Cen B League title have t in a shnwdown mth Pram'-ade X mnners of 1' nes .smce an opcnm lr Delta ml! be fa :rear then' earner 10 ver the Bulldog: Hue action has Pla Mlddie Park ff-S he W ghxsow meet! .rn from me 'I' attaqk the Palsacie Thurs' look clmge- n he 'SLC H fx of ball tot. ' Thls page sponsored by HART'S GROCERY hx? 4vumm'Jmjig Zg: i Fa .me the slate tourney and re. rn i af ' ' 6 , sh- l . , 6 I 158: ' sf f N S N t - 5 0 . 'Y W - ' XS, A , A M' 5 if -9 A Q - ' K ' , , l ,Pa . 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L :O I 94' 5- is ' .x A A .n f- nf.. .. ,-s,,,. 1-l-....1..-- 4 Xl Il tv? 6 BACK ROW Coach Kehemler Bob Johnson Manager Albert Mahannah Coach Charlesworth SECOND ROW Bryce Morton Dan Klssner Ervm Pomroy Harry Phen1ce Max Kendrlck FRONT ROW Bruce Perottl Gene MacAda.ms Charles Hawklns Don Anderson Mlke M1lls B TEAM BACK ROW Coach Charlesworth Don Bohanan Davld Barnett Donny Haase SECOND ROW D1Ck1E Kendrlck Leroy Dolph John MacAdams Rlchard Palmer Jun Bender FRONT ROW Dan Perkms, Daune Blanscet, Larry Wellman, Don Aust, Robert Perklns 40 ' ' Y - .. l l A l 1 N' v-, , 1 , l, K -A , Y A X . x xl . , 2 1 3 j C 8 5 Z S? 1 4 s ' vc i ' X -A-W , A, ...A 3 1 1 1 S - Z I I I J ' : P I J J . 5 1 1 1 - : I I I I ,,5i'f'61 BASKE TBALL BANQUE T A banquet was glven 1n honor of the basketball team and the cheerleaders by the grateful people of Cedaredge Followlng a del1c1ous dlnner there was entertalnment and presentatlons Radlo stat1on KDTA presented the team w1th the tape recordlngs of the State Tournament games Also a banner readlng Cedaredge State Runner Up Basketball Class B 1958! was glven the school from Vorbeck Sportmg Goods An autographed basketball was raffled off and won by Mrs Earle M1lls who later presented lt to the school to be placed 1n the trophy case Several short speeches were g1ven by townspeople and member of the team and the honored speaker of the evenlng was Mr Wayne Nelson basketball coach from Mesa Col lege He gave an excellent talk on sports and sportsmanshlp and showed some very ln terestlng movles 1- ii l1 'f . 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'fe xW? k ws! 2 hi qu r PEP CLUB Venna Peterson Pep Club Girl of the Year The Pep Club had a very actlve year durlng the 57 58 season They sold sub scr1pt1ons for magazlnes and llttle Cub ' plns to ralse money They were able to send the cheerleaders to Denver to the State Tournament The Cheerleaders Joyce Conner Margy Haase Judy Besslre and Helen were able to brlng It home for keeps We're proud of you gals' Pep Club off1cers were Jo Ann Dobbln Presldent Venna Peterson Vlce Presldent Pat Beck Secretary Lynda Lee Treasurer and Mrs Kehemlelr was the Very able sponsor Th1s page sponsored bv MESA LIQUORS 43 . . . - 11 y . . ' - I J J I . J Besslre, captured the Paoman Cheerleading award forthe thlrd consecutlve year, so ' 1 ' 1 A S ,. ' ' 5 , 5 , L - fn JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joan Netherton Student Councll Representatlve Ervln Pomroy Vlce Presldent Bonrue Graham Secretary Rlchard Palmer Presldent Gary Doudy Knot shown? Treasurer Mlke Mllls was Vlce Presldent of Student Councll chosen to be on the all state basketball team and alongW1thKenn1th Cottler was selected to go to Boys' State June Morrls was elected Homecommg candldate and Bonnle Gra ham was chosen F F A Sweetheart These two g1r1s were also wrest hng cheerleaders Judy and Helen Bess1re were football and basketball cheerleaders Betty June Peterson and Bruce Perottl were Queen and Klng candl dates for Mld Wlnter Formal I ar mlilfll i 1 QL -ff Thls page sponsored by GAMBLES' STORE and NIELSEN AND LUTHYE GARAGE L :Ab XX? 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Q ' K ' f ff i. v ,wi vi1 '5w,,b,- , - x SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICE RS Leroy Dolph V1ce Presldent Danny Perklns Se c r et a ry Clarlce Morton Student Counc1lRepresentat1Ve Lanetta Peterson Treasurer Douglas Fogg Presldent Th1s year the class of 1960 had several honors Vona Venable was chosen as the sophomore candldate for the Homecomlng Lanetta Peterson and Doug las Fogg were the Queen and Klng Candldates for the Mld W1nter Formal Douglas Fogg recelved the Mathemat1cal Assoclatlon of Amerlca Award Th1s award 1S glven to the one havlng the hlghest score onthe mathemahcal test For money maklng projects the Sophomores sponsored a car Wash on the 26th day of Aprll They also had candy sales 1n the school hall on Tuesday noons These proved very successful to prepare them for thelr Junlor year Thls page sponsored by PETERSON DRUG 36- Carol Beauchamp J1m Bender Carol Chambers Betty Jo Cockran .41 Jerry Conner 1- me Leroy Dolph vm? as Gracle Elhs ?' 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QW 4 X 1 fi' all W, ,Lv A ik vs... aw, I , :wr ig . , V I . .4 .K '-9 'uv I' 5 .5 , 6 X FRE SHM AN CLASS OFFICE RS Lynn McCoy Secretary Lynda Fogg V1ce Presldent Jack Morrls Pres1dent D1ck1e Kendrlck Treasurer Carol Graham Student Councll Representatlve The members of the class of 61 started the1r h1gh school career on the thlrd day of September 1957 It was all new at f1rst but fmally they found thelr way around after the1r Irut1at1on Freshman In1t1at1on was on Homecommg day the eleventh of October They were decorated 1n long handles dlapers bonnets gun holsters Wlth baby bottles 1n them and rubber boots The Freshman Float also won second pr1ze Some d1st1nct1ve members of the class were Lo1s Durfee the Fresh men homecomlng attendant Jeanne Fry and Jack Morrls were the Queen and Klng cand1dates for the Mld Wlnter Formal Pattl Carwln was 1n front of the band as a twlrler Ann Aldrldge 0 6 Dwa1ne Blanscet P att1 Carwln QQRXDE SERVICE WE HIT THE Tms page sponsored by NU WAY CLEANERS and DAVIS CLOTHING MARK 55 , L , ' - ' 1 ' , 3 , S , II H - - ' - .v ' J J , - 'S Q, , I l 5 ' W, A 4--fx, Terry Cairns . :ii K A f we 'HP - . . : A 5 v y A 'VSS i in I I . 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A F BAND The Band under d1rect1on of Mr Bruce Parry had a Very frultful year It started off the season w1th several f1ne half t1me shows at football games The Chrlstmas Con cert was the next hlghllght of the year Charles Hawklns Venna Peterson Margy Haase and Carol Eckert attended Honor Band at Western State College and Joyce Conner Margy Haase and Carol Eckert attended Orchestra Cl1n1c Durlng the course of the year the 55 plece group held exchange concerts w1th Hotchklss and Olathe The h1ghl1ghts of the year were Band Tournament at Grand Junctlon and the Sprlng Concert Ratlngs recelved at Tournament were one ln s1ght readlng two 1n playlng and two ln marchlng Indlvldual partlclpatxon was very hlgh th1s year Cedaredge had the largest number awards Thls group was one of the more professlonal soundmg bands that Cedaredge has ever had DRUM MAJOR CAROL ECKERT 414120645 I , AUTO PARTS 0 Q ff Th1s page sponsored by BENDER DRUG and MALLET S Q SUPPLY 61 of entries at Solo Contest in Montrose, and a large percentage of members won Band J aggtvffgt X np JJ? 4 f C be . 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X- 64 ARSENIC AND OLD LACE CAST Abby Brewster Dr Harper Teddy Brewster Officer Brophy Officer Klein Martha Brewster Elaine Harper Mr Gibbs Jonathan Brewster Dr Einstein Officer O'Hara Lieutenant Rooney Mr Witherspoon Student Director Suzi Burkett Charles Hawkins Bob Johnson Bob Graham Harry Phenlce Lois Adalns Naomi Stewart Dave Penick Ralph Linscott Gene MacAda1ns Max Kendrick Bryce Morton Roger Steele Joyce Conner Director Miss Aschenbrenner The Seniors presented the fa mous Broadway play Arsenic and Old Lace for their final dramatic presentation. The play concerns two sweet old maid aunts who deftly poison lonely old men with arsenic in elder- berry wine The plot is deftly woven around this theme and takes up two crazy nephews one who thinks he's going crazy an e c c e n t r i c plastic surgeon a playwright cop and lots of other delightful characters. The play w as presented two nights to near capacity crowds and was very successful. Vx 2 1 1 n 1 i 1 , x .1 ,,g , i,,. I fx ff ,ff fx v This page sponsored by LATTA TIRE SERVICE 65 Y'-fy SENIOR CLASS PLAY Mortimer Brewsterg Belbert Miller BASEBALL 7 'An BACK ROW Coach Charlesworth Ronme Flscher John MacAdams Ph1l1p W1Ck Duane Blanscet Gary Doudy Ralph Llnscott Manager Jack MOFFIS SECOND ROW Bob Graham Danny Perk1ns Bob Johnson M1ke M1115 Jerry Conner D1ck Kendr1ck Larry Wellman FRONT ROW Don Anderson Bruce Perottl Gene MacAdams Charles Haw klns Delbert M11ler Bryce Morton Harry Phenlce Cub baseballers under Coach Charlesworth won three baseball games th1s year They beat Plateau Valley tw1ce and Olathe once Paon1a Just managed to squeeze by the Cubs 1n the flrst game of the season 4 3 The defeats all by b1g margms were caused mamly by poor f1eld1ng due to a lack of pract1ce at the flrst of the season It may be 1r1terest1ngto know that our p1tchers had the best batt1ng averages Gary Doudy had the hlghest average and M1ke M1115 never struck out once th1s year Tl'11S page sponsored by ROBERT'S FUNERAL HOME 66 ti , ' ' 2 nf r'4t 1, g ' I xg V - fl . 1 r .I X . 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TRACK l ,K fake CUB TRACK Gene MacAdams took flfth 1n the M1le Run at the Mesa College lnv1tat1onal and flfth at the Delta Inv1tat1onal to start off the Cubs to a good track season The Cubs placed th1rd ln the Class B League as Gene MacAdams took f1rst 1n the M1le Run second mn the Hlgh Jump and Th1rd 1n the Dlscus Del Mlller placed second 1n the Broad Jump Don Anderson placed second 1n the D1scus and Mlke M1lls took th1rd 1n the 100 Yard Dash and the 220 Yard Dash Both the M1le Relay Team and the 880 Yard Relay team took th1rd In the Class B State Quallfylng Track Meet the Cubs qual1f1ed f1ve for state and took seventh at the meet Gene MacAdams ran a spectacular race to take flrst 1n the M1le Run Hardmg Goodman took fourth 1n the 440 Yard Dash and the M1le Relay Team cons1st1ng of Mlke M1lls Del M1ller Bruce Perott1 and Gene Mac Adams took flrst all to qual1fy for state competltlon At the State Track Meet Gene MacAdams won th1rd Just two seconds of the new record Wlth a t1me of 4 45 Ne1ther Hardmg Goodman or the Relay Team placed as Goodman tune was four seconds off w1nn1ng tune and the Relay Team were ten seconds off wmnmg tlme annual or enum. 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Eg Y 5 ' 'E , ,,., Q it L f ' L ' I N ' . - , 4 . - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' N ' ' 1 6 V A Q - L- J I v M I f OUTSTANDING ATHLETE THE ANNUAL S ATHLETE of The Year Gene MacAdams was chosen on the Denver Post's All State Football Team at End was chosen to the Rocky Mountam NeW's All State Basketball team and took thlrd 1n the State Class B Track Meet 1n the M1le Run In addltlon to h1s prowess as an athlete Gene malntamed a hlgh scholastlc average and was Student Body Presldent He was popular wlth h1s classmates as exempllfled by hls rece1v1ng the honor of Prom Klng In Admlratlon of Gene's success and sportsmanshlp the Annual w1shes hlm congratulatlons 73 ,Q , - J f f 1 , - . . , , . . , . , . . SENIOR SNEAK DAY fag' 43'!' l 'Xb .4-wi' 'Za If iv - -....s'::.... '5' it-Q-'wnbi 5-1 QPF' 11' 'Mft' ,ww .fe MXN 1-mf my Eu., dm S pl -vl- .Mn 9-..,wh.,,.3v13 M., 'I-N--.. ...nf ENIOR TEA 74 . T- ' -X .. . -- 'F -' '- ' . .ffz j: - 's.'-.-12441 ...Q'2 aj f-.. 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