Cherry Creek High School - Yearbook (Englewood, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1959 volume:

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He has also com- pletely reorganized the school district. The staff wishes con- tinued success to Clark D. Stutler. Because we are now lrvmg 1n the space age rocket as one of our maJor defense weapons IS of e xmportance 9 to all of us The papers are f111e th stone t sate bolrcally the fm reparations for a rocket be com pared to the ents of the school year T secuons of thts ear w11l be represented by the tous stages rnvolved rnng our school rocket launchings, high altitud se cone tests, et ce - 1 Sym- y H . . As we carry on with our theme of rockets and rocketry, we find that we must begin with this section on the ad- ministration. Now, our only problem here is correlate the administration with the little creature pictured below. As one can easily see, this creature is standing ready to press the button which will fire the rocket. Because a fine administration is the starting point of our annual and also the starting point of a fine school, the action pictured below is the beginning of our proposed flight. ddmycnf 5170 ILION CQ: 1 S o . l5 e. Fog. 1 - s - 0: ' Princzpal My three years at the Cherry Creek High School have been characterized by the most pleasant relationships with the finest student body in our land, in my estimation. I have greatly appreciated your friendly and cooperative spirit, your willingness to work in the best interests of an improved educational program for CCHS, the pride you exhibit in your accomplishments, and the high standardsof conduct you have established for yourselves. All students should recognize the demands made upon the individual today by our highly complex and competitive society. The launching of the Sputniks, sym- bolic of the technological advancements being achieved by a nation dedicated to oppose our way of life, served notice that the youth of our nation must prepare themselves better than ever before. This is the challenge you face. You must realize that America is asking more of her youth today than at any other time in history. To prepare yourselves for the future will require hours and hours of dedi- cated study, a desire to excelrather than succumbto the philosophy of mediocrity, and a realization that the ultimate destiny of this great nation of ours rests with the dignity and worth of the individual. The character of the individual determines the character of the nation. I have great confidence that our CCHS students are prepared to meet these challenges. Do you share with me this confidence? L, H . SHILLINGLAW Principal Assistant Principal A busy life is led by Mr. Jack Wishmier, our new assistant principal. His typical school day starts by taking care of the attendance reports. He also serves as a counselor with parents, students and teachers concerning guidance and discipline. Active in school functions, Mr. Wishmier helps organ- ize and promote activities and generally keeps everything running along smoothly. 4 1- LQCCV1 VV fwfr- ' flkf' V V if yfv' Dflffvuqfs-ff X Y 'A 4 I, fu 14 VA E ' gf K f ,fr ff I 1' as L L Z, ,1,v,M7'f 4 caxfg v,L1!,VQ L4 Q Q, LX ' I ' t LMT 'if AJ 1 .li ,L If 'Lslfgi-1 Wlft-'khfg Counselors Have you any questions about jobs, colleges or scholar ships? Mr. Earl Young, in his second year as Cherry Creek's boys' counselor, will answer these questions. Mr, Young helps the students with their problems and assists them in planning their vocational and educational pro- grams. Among his many activities are administering the school testing program, and helping the students with schedule changes. Like a quick analysis? Wanda Collins, girls' counselor, has a couch ready any time. Your problems, complexes and phobias will be analyzed in no time. Counseling, sponsoring Big Sisters and teaching senior Psychology and Criminology seem to be a full time job for Miss Collins, who is now in her third year at Cherry Creek. Superintendent' CLARK D. STUTLER Assistant Superintendent, RUSSELL C. POLTON Members of the School Board are: Dr. Henry Buchtel, Presidentg Dr. J. Robert Maddox, Vice Presidentg Mrs. Dora B. Fredstrom, Secretaryg Allan McLean, Treasurerg and H. C. Wessel. Pictured are: Mrs, Fredstrom, Mr, Wessel, Doctor Maddox. Staff ALBERT BAKER, Head Custodian BEN WILSON, Custodian 4 Secretaries to Administration MARGUERITE VON THUN ROSABELLE BECK ELSIE WILSON Cooks MARGRET BERRY EDNA MAE HOWARD MABEL MILHOLM ESTER ROSS ALBERTA DYER 2253515 If'-Lf'-ff' 111 WW:f4iULi??E?!2ki'5!B2LEQE'lz 1 f Jw fzfi, LQZVSEL- M- I I I I-115: E522ffE-5izi5W- -- f f f' ' Y ' ' w ' ' ' 1- . ' -' - ' i : - : . ' 1.1-'ff 55 'Q 5 ,G L S 'fiK 5M56?2?ilH43Si?7LE:LfWi:i2ix:5if.iC:9F?fZ ILi159if5'1Z Y Student Staff Sweeper Boys Sharon Redden, Susan Biler, Gwen Burris Ed Klocker, Jack Jenks C00k's HeQ9 They Serve ur School in the Library Judy Galbraith, Earlene Castor, Gwen Burris, Charles Johnson. in the Umee Judy Brungardt, Susan Caulkins, Phyllis Peterson, Barbara Noles, Kay Seal. on the Stage Larry Donoghue, Phil Huff, Gary See- baum, Skip Christensen, Chuck Hirsch, Alex Stacy, Gerry Nelson, Steve Zilles, Spike Sommermeyer, John Deuth, Jeff McLarty. UI . lN3i?5?WL1l D 532. H Q 5 N as I The foundation for our journey lies in the faculty. They are the basis upon which the rocket is built. Without the strong support of these men and women, our edu- cation and many activities would be im- possible to launch. 06d Q? ff Ci! A Tl Q87 xl.. Y QQQ4 ,glti mms. 3 Afsa,AvS4 471 l r .M N-TJ: 4- 1 -r V X Q4 yn4r.' 1 -- Ay GRS A s A r A Ifx 1 English DEAN HUGHES RICHARD HADLEY JAMES BARBOUR The motto of Cherry Creek's English teachers might well be, We 'll learn them kids English or we '11 die tryin'. The excellence of the English instructors, themselves, combined with their warmth and sincere interest in both teaching and their students, softens the blow of weekly themes, two-thousand word research paper, ATLANTIC MONTHLY assignments, and all those red pencil marks! HARRISON SHAFFER ALETHA ROWLEY SUE FAUBION MAURICE LA E ARDEN SEEGER J. C. STEPHENS 56,1 0 !2fcK '77f.p7jf 'L' The social science department is one of the biggest at Cherry Creek. The psychology classes have spent a semester at general psych, then they studied criminiology. The Advanced Social Studies Seminar has effectively criticized almost everything that can be done on this earth. American Social Sciences RICHARD STAMPE WANDA COLLINS DEAN HUGHES and World History are still pretty much the same as they always have been since history hasn't changed much, World geography classes have inter- esting projects. The American problems class has solved all the country's problems and is sitting back and laughing. Mr. Hughes relaxed! Where were you at the murder? Foreign Languages GENEVIEVE WILSON HARRISON SHAFFER MARION WHEELER Qlswfw-W .HI ,I-A-H.- An exceptionally large number of students are enrolled in foreign language courses. Plus learning to read and, in French and Spanish, speak the language, these students acquire a knowledge of the customs of the country where these languages are spoken. French, Latin and Spanish banquets highlight the outside activities of the foreign language classes. WM they're cheating? Oh. you are a doll Science Don't spill it, John. A little lab equipment makes a big smell. Q ND RAY MORTON FLAX Dam, I've got fifteen drawings left to do and they've got to be in tomorrow. This is the lament of Mr. Ray's biology students. They also do lab work, like atsqueam- ish amoebas beautiful eludia leaves. Ask any student what that foul odor from the lower hall is and he will tell you it is the chemistry class having a lab day. Mr. Flax's Junior chemists don't accomplish much but they certainly do make the place smell. LILLIAN RIBLET ELINOR REECE I MERLIN RA ISER CHARLES McLAIN . ,V xy, x If you 're one of those who like T-squares, slide rules, lots of exams, quarterly failure notices, parent-teacher conferences, three hours of homework each night. . .if you like to show off that high L Q. of yours and fearless- ly face this challenge, then math is the course for youl BUT, if you don't, math is still for you, -j-it's required! Cherry Creek is justly proud of its mathematics depart- ment. Not only are the usual courses offered, but also advanced ones, including geometry, fplain and solid combinedj, trigonometry, and that fatal math anal. JOHN PLATT w. D. HUNTER athematics A little Finnish mathematics. We understand income tax forms. EDITH RICE Many of C. C. 's future secretaries and executives are enrolled in business courses. The classes offered in this field cover a wide range, varying from personal typing to advanced business training. Advanced Business at Work usiness Education Shorthand WALLY HUNTER 'HSWW Home Economics The courses in this department are de- signed to acquaint girls with basic skills in sewing and cooking. The home ec rooms are equipped with sewing machines and cooking facilities enabling these students to make practical application of their knowl- edge. Home living offered to both boys and girls, helps prepare students for the prob- lems encountered in family living. i EDWINA BRADY 5 3 F DNQQ N 1 iCWfLff1E ?1E!M H Music The Chorus RODNEY WYLIE WILLIAM KEITH Under the expert direction of Mr. Keith and Mr. Wylie, the chorus and marching band has been active in representing the Cherry Creek student body. The chorus caroled at the junior high and elementary schools and presented an operetta. The band per- formed at the home football and basketball games. The Band HARRIS ON SHAFFER Rembrandt, Van Gogh, and Picasso have nothing on Cherry Creek art students. The art students learn to draw fcave etchingsj, paint Ccarsy, and to make ceramics fvoodoo dollsj. With a little ingenuity they can turn out an African fetish faster than the Africans. Drivergs Education Turning left with a right turn signal in the right hand lane is only one of the problems Mr. Stampe has encountered in the drivers' ed class. Some of the others have been almost hitting bridges, horses and various other physical objects. But by the time the class is over everybody is safe and sane. -fiff-?'1-?,fi'17 ' , , , 5 li Arc RIC HA RD STAMPE Speech Learning the art of public speaking - who says we don't already have it? - has kept the Speech classes busy this year with debates and discussions. In spite of our kidding, though, they have learned something. . . haven't they? journalists . Journalism Wild-eyed and suffering severe fainting spells - these were the characteristics of CC's frustrated And, as you can clearly see, after nine issues of Bruins' Doin's and one Patriot, well. . . ALETHA ROWLEY Library Perpetual quiet? Where? Why in the library, of course. Here, under the watchful gaze of Miss Brandt, many CC students attempt daily to absorb knowledge. One question, MAXINE BRANDT however, are they really absorbing or merely sleeping? Studying, Gary? Librarian at work. Wivuv 'sf'! 'S Physical Education Making a dog house to crawl into. With a hammer and a saw the industrial arts class can build anything or so they say. They build bird houses, sharpen knives and get themselves stuck in the glue. Mr. Horn is there to straighten out any problems that may arise. The crafts class specializes in leatherwork and plastics. They make key cases, billfolds, purses, letter openers and various other projects. The general shop class learns the basics of mechanics Industrial Arts rajis and other things that are done in a shop, like welding. Grinding valves ',M,ig,3mgl WALLACE HORN LAWRENCE CARMICHEAL Ha rd at work. Precision is what counts in the mech Drawing class. Erasures subtract points as well as ink smears. The class does such drawings as floor plans, flowers, and some rather odd looking polygons. Nothing but a bunch of real gone cubes. ygiene Muscle Man. Mechanical Drawing WALLACE HORN DAVID SKENE Healthy minds and healthy bodies are what the hygiene class attempts to develope. They study about nutrition, mentafhealth, bodily functions and anatomy. These kids are healthy. J if s f C' Vocational Agriculture Decorating at Mile High Center, right to left: Ed Roth, Jim Nash, Floyd Pippin, Lee Delay, Ed Klocker. Booth at Arapahoe County Fair for Cherry Creek Males only! That's CC's vocational ag class, and mighty ambitious it was! Every member of the class usually has a project to amuse himself. The projects this year ranged from live- stock care, crops, chickens or even plowing a field or two. Cleaning up at Mile High Center, left to right: Jim Garbutt, Pete Ramsey, John Meyer. LAWRENCE CARMICHEAL The administration and the teachers play a great part in any school. But one must admit, however, that it is the students of a school who are of greatest importance. We, therefore, dedicate the following few pages to the students - the mainstays of our school. albllm 28 ia 7 EIU Soph QW . S'- 0 ' , Q- -4 ' - A C Q! 4 8 L. ,A .J .1 1 i k Seniors Linda! Are you going to eat that whole candy bar by yourself? This was a familiar question echoing through CC's halls this past year. One of the seniors' main projects was the sponsoring of giant Nestle bars. Among their other projects was the Senior Store, Senior Play, The Centennial Dance and several sock hops. By the success of their many projects they have managed to enjoy a luxurious senior trip, and present the school with a gift. Skip Christenson, President, Kent Robinson, Vice Presidentg Dick Whittemore, Student Councilg Dan Whittemore, Student Council: Georgia Atkinson, Student Councilg Suzanne Tamblyn, Secretaryg Dee Manning, Student Council. ANDERSON, SHERRILL Bandg Devotions clubg Pioneers for Christ. ATKINSON, GEORGIA FTA, historian, presidentg PSP Club: Junior escortg Big Sistersg JRCg student council Girls' 21g chairman, Sportsmanship commit- teeg chairman, election commission. BEDNASEK, BETH Majoretteg GAAg Timberlinersg Junior escortg Junior prom committeeg Junior class fashion showsg Big Sisters, BERG, MARK Trackg C-Clubg Ex Caliburg Footballg wrestling. BERRY, JIM Dancing clubg Wrestlingg bandg vice presi- dent of band. BIEBER, DALE Ex Caliburg footballg Basketballg C-Clubg Timberliners. BOGGESS, WALLACE Thespiansg Rocket ciubg Interclub councilg Photography clubg Timberliners, vice presi- dentg Spanish club, vice presidentg A11-School play: Junior class playg One-act play. BRITTON, WILMA Devotions clubg Pep clubg GAA, sports manager, presidentg All-School showg Color Day programg Big Sistersg Operetta. BROOKS, ALICE Freshman dance committeeg Latin club: Dance ciubg FTA: GAAg NHSg Pep clubg Junior prom committeeg Junior class play: Big Sistersg Y-Teensg Flag respect committee. BROWN, RAYMOND Footballg Timberlinersg Rocket clubp Science club. BUTLER, EDWARD CASTDR, EARLENE Devotions club: Latin c1t'9g Newspaper staff. COWGER, SHARON Devotions clubg PFCg Latin ciubg NI-ISg Big Sisters. CHRISTENSEN, SKIP Senior class presidentg Ex Caliburg wrestling. coox, wn.L1AM, QSCOTTYI Football: Rocket Club: Chess ulubg audio-visual couzm, NICK CROFT, DAVE CULLYFORD, JOHN Bandg Chorusg Drama clubg Thespiansg Boys' Glee. CUTRIGHT, GLORIA PFCg Spanish clubg FTAg Operetta. DELAY, LEE Freshman footballg FFAg Ex Calibur. DEUTH, JOHN Basketballg Dance clubg Trackg Baseballg Ex Callburg Wrestlingg Junior class treasurerg Stu'dent body treasurer. DONOGHUE, LARRY Timberlinersg Thespiansg Spanish club, vice presidentg Inter club council. DUNST, JOE EBERT, LEROY FERGUSON, JOYCE GAAg Girls' 215 Timberlinersg Code of Conduct committeeg Bowling clubg French clubg Latin clubg FTAg Junior class fashion showsg Color Day assemblies: Newspaper. FOLSOM, SYDNE Devotions clubg PFCg Latin club queeng Latin clubg GAAg Pep club, historian, vice presi- dentg Flag respect committeeg Junior class piayg FTAg Inter club council. FORTUNE, MARTHA Drama ciubg Latin clubg Devotions clubg GAA GALBRAITH, JUDY JRCg Pep Clllbg GAAg Bandg IRC. GARBUTT, JIM GARLow, RAY GIBSON, PHILIP GRAVES, ROSEMARY Dance ciubg GAAg Y-Teensg Spanish club. GREASON, BOB Bowling club: Dance bandg Bandg Devotions GREEN, RICHARD GRIFFITH, DON Science clubg Ni-ISg Rocket club. HALES, FRED HALEY, KATHY Art clubg Pep clubg Big Sisters, HA LL, LEROY HANEBORG, LINDA GAA, NHS: Junior escortg Timberlinersg Big Sisters, historian, Annual staff, assistant advertising editorg Spanish clubg FTA, One- act playg operettag Pep Club, Prom Commit- teeg Drama club, Junior class play. HARRISON, JUDY Latin clubg Student councilg Drama clubg NHSg Y-Teens, Pep club, presidentg Big Sisters, Girls' gleeg Girls' 21g Operetta. HASKELL, DANA Big Sisters, president, Homecoming queen attendantg Junior Escort, Timberlinersg Thespians, Vice presidentg Inter club council Girls' 21: Pep Club: Sportsmanship committee HA WKINS, LARRY HENRY, JIM Ex Calibur: football, wrestlingg baseballg C-Clubg Captain of Football Team. HESS, JOANN Timberlinersg Devotions clubg Majoretteg Junior class secretaryg Pep clubg Newspaper staffg Annual staff, Assistant Editor, Y-teens, GAAg Prom managerg McCall's Teen Fashion Boardg Operettag Flag respect committee, Glee Clubg Fashion show. HEWITT, FLORENCE Latin clubg Devotions club, GAAg FI-lAg Majorette. HEWITT, FLORENE Devotions clubg Latin clubg GAAg Newspaper staff, Feature editorg FHA. HIRSCH, CHUCK Annual staff, business managerg Newspaperg Timberlinersg Spanish clubg A11-School playg Junior class playg Thespians, clerkg Manager, Senior storeg I.RCg Junior prom committeeg Senior class play. HOGAN, DON HUTTON, KENT Basketballg trackg C-Club, presidentg Foot- ball: Ex Calibur, vice presidentg Rocket clubg Science clubg NHS. JACKSON, JANE Devotions clubg GAAg Majoretteg Spanish club, secretary: Dance bandg FHA. JAMIESON. JAMES Ex Caliburg Spanish club, presidentg NHSg Science club, president. JENNINGS, IACQUIE JOHNSON, PETE KAILEY, ROBERTA Devotions clubg GAA, vice presidentg Color day programg Inter club council. KARKKAINEN, JORMA IRCg Ex Caliburg Track KING, DALE Freshman class presidentg Sophomore class vice presiclentg Student councilp Chorusg Operettag Ex Caliburg Timberliners. KLOCKER, EDWARD LAMB, SHARON LARABEE, JUANITA LAFLEUR, RICHARD Baseballg basketball: Timberliners. LEIKER, PAUL Band, Photography club, Latin club, Rocket club, rocket tracking team. LORAIN, LOIS MACRUM, JIM Timberliners, Football, Constitution commit- tee, Track, C-Club,'Junior Prom committee, Ex Calibur. MADDOX, THOMAS Football, Timberliners, Projection club, wrestling, Student council, Newspaper staff, Cross country, C -Club, Operetta. MADSEN, LARRY Freshman class treasurer, Baseball, Dance club Student council, Football, C-Club, Ex Calibur, president, NHS, Head Boy. MANNING, DEE Freshman class vice president, Sophomore class secretary, NHS, president, Cheerleader, Thespians, Junior escort, Big Sisters, Operetta, Girls' 21, Student council, One-act play, Junior class play, Election commission. MCDONALD, RICHARD C-Club, Ex Calibur, Football, NHS, McKENNA, TIM Ex Calibur, football, C-Club, Junior class play, Senior class play, Prom Committee, Football letter, Ski Club, Ski Team. MCLARTY, JEFF Dance clubg Newspaper Staff, Exchange editors, Wrestling team manager. MORRONE, LOUIS Photography club, Football, Freshman basketballg Trackg C-Club, vice president, wrestling, Football training committee, Ex Calibur, Newspaper staff, sports editorgAnnua1 staff, sports editor, Inter club council, vice president. MOWERY, SI-IEILA NACHAZEL, NANCY Big Sistersg Junior class fashion showsg Treasurer, Big Sistersg Junior Escortg Secretary of Pep club, Drama clubg Chorus Operetta. NASH, JIM NELSON, GERALD PAPPAS, DENO PATTERSON, NANCY Pep clubg GAA, FHA. Pidwo Not Avaiiabfa 1 iisr what 1 PEARSON, GAYLE Latin clubg Art clubg Devotions clubg GAAg Y-Teensg Pep clubg Bowling clubg NHSg Junior class fashion showsg Big Sistersg FTA. PEAVY, KATHY Big Sistersg Thespians, secretary-treasurerg Feature editor, newspaper staffg FTA, historian French clubg Spanish clubg Timberlinersg Art clubg Drama clubg Chess ciubg A11-School showp Junior class play. PETERS, CONNIE Head girlg Big sistersg Homecoming queeng cheerleaderg NHSg GAAg Junior Prom Attendant. PFLAEGING, GARY Baseball PIERCE, DENNIS PILCHER, DOUG Ex Caliburg FFAg Timberlinersg Photography club. PIPPIN, FLOYD POWERS, WALLIE Timberiinersg Prom committeeg Fashion showg Junior class playg Color Day Dance. PRIEST, JIM PRYOR, TOM RAYMOND, LORA French club, vice president, Pep club, Thespians, Junior escort, FTA, secretary, Y-teens , camp and conference chairman, vice president, Big Sisters, IRC, secretary, Junior Class play, All-School play. ROBBINS, JANICE ROBINSON, KENT Freshman basketball, Tirnberliners, Latin club, Projection club, Ex Calibur, charter member, Newspaper, editor, Junior class play, Junior prom committee, Junior class vice president, Senior class vice president. Rouse, JERRY Row E, SUSAN Drama club, GAA, Junior class play, Junior class ring committee, Pep club, Junior prom committee, Junior class fashion shows, Big Sisters, secretary, FTA, Operetta, Girls' glee SCHWAB, CHARLA GAA, Y-Teens, Big Sisters. SEAL, BUTCH Baseball, Football, All conference, co-captain most valuable player, C-Club, secretary, Ex Calibur. SEEBAUM, GARY 'Footballg Ex Calibur, Timberliners . SIX, ETHEL Annual staff, Newspaper staff, NHS, Big Sisters, Timberliners, Thespians. SOMMERMEYER, WADE Timberliners, Track, Football, Basketball, Student Council, C-Club, Ex Calibur, Junior Class president, Thespians. SPEARS, HARRY SPILLMAN, .TACK Junior class play, Rocket club, Timberliners, wrestling. STACEY, ALEX TAMBLYN, SUZANNE Senior class secretary, Big sisters, vice president, Inter club council, secretary- treasurer, Timberliners, treasurer, Junior escort, NHS, Newspaper staff, Art editor, Prom Committee, Operetta. VOLK, DASA Cheerleader, Latin club, president, Big Sisters, Thespians, president, Newspaper staff, news editor, Timberliners, Junior escort, Junior Sweetheart Attendant, Junior Prom Attendant, Junior class play, Pep club, All-school play, Annual staff. VRANESIC, BARBARA Junior class Fashion Show, Prom Committee, Timberliners, Announcement Committe. WALSH, GARY Ex Calibur, Basketball, Baseball. WHITE, BETTY Freshman class secretary, Sophomore class president, NHS, charter member, Cheer- leader, Student council, Thespians, Junior escort, Student body secretary, Big Sisters, Student council. WHITTEMORE, DAN NHS, charter member, Ex Calibur, Track, Speech club, Devotions club, Projection club, Drama club, Senior class treasurer. WHITTEMORE, DICK NHS, vice president, Baseball, Ex Calibur, IRC, president, Football, Student council, Interclub council, president: Youth center committee, Election commission, Projec- tion club, Devotions club, Freshman basket- ball. WILLETT, BROCK Timberliners, president, Football, Baseball, Rocket club, Science club, C-Club, Ex Calibur. ZILLES, STEVE Annual Staff, Editor, Ex Calibur, All-School play, Junior class play, Timberliners, FTA, Science club, vice president, Rocket club, president, Thespians, Inter club council, Stage crew, French club. Senior Page Macrum does it again Damit, Pay Attention Brock feeding the bulll LZ 3 L' ..H'l aVs'7y'if f I' N15-,I-Yi' -m.1h,f fiJ'z:E?? :!i'', ' - 7 I - Juniors Jim Mountain, Vice President: Ron Tebeest, President: John Shillinglaw, Student Councilg Dana Titus, Student Councilg Norma Mercer, Student Councilg Sarah Wright, Student Councilg Sanya Wright, Treasurer. The Juniors have had many projects this year. The biggest and perhaps the most important was preparing for the Junior-Senior Prom, which was held this spring. Money-making projects for the prom included a concession stand at all home games, the fashion show and the sale of car decals. This industrious little crew also sponsored a fascinating Shamrock dance for St. Patrick's day. - www fW2f ' ,J,f ',w MWQCJ WWMMM W iw Ejwwwifwffpf svf W' ' WW W fu W EW rv, WNV' ALBERTINI, JUDY ANDERSON, ARDEN AYMAM1, LEE BABCOCK, LILA BALLAH, ARTHUR BALLARD, KEN BANTA, DARLA BARNUM, LINDA 1 BELL, DANNY BERRY, BRUCE BLANKENSHIP, RICK BLATTER, CAROLYN BOYD, PAT BRITTON, BOB BR OOKS, MARY BROWN, ELAINE SEWAEQQ1 - WEWWGVQQRISR C5E95l5'w7U71f6l BRUNGARDT, IUDIE BUCHTEL, Gus BUCK, GARY BURNHAM, PAT BURRIS, GWENDOLYN CABLE, SUSAN CALEY, ANNE CALKINS, BRAD CALKINS, HUGH CALKINS, SUSAN CARLILE, MIKE CEDERBLADE, SHARON CHAMBERS, GARY CHRISTENSEN, PAUL COSTIN, MARY COSTIN, PAT CRAIN, NANCY CUTLER, DENNIS DAN1sH, PAUL DAVIS, CHERI DELAY, JERRY DELUE, DIANE DIETZ, CAROLYN EDELEN, JIM FOLSOM, DAVID FOSTER, LARRY FOSTER, PENNY FRANCIS, JANET FREDSTROM, ALFRED FREEMAN, PRUDY FRINK, JOHN GALE, ELSIE GEERDIS, CAROL GODAY, MULVINA GOLDSBERRY, NANCY GORDON, PORTIA GREEN, RAY GUERLIN, wEsLEY HAHN, ROGER HAMILTON, CINDY HARDIN, MERILEE HARTNETT, TOM HARVEY, KAREN HAYS, NORMAN HEAD, DAVID HESS, SHERRILL HOMER, PATTIE HONAKER, ALANA :I 'fs-Aria - ' '23-J' 'W' HUEF, PHIL HULWICK, SANDRA IRWIN, VICKI JACOBS, JOHN JAMES, VALASA IENKS, JACK JOHNSON, CHARLIE KAISER, JO ANN KIRCH, DENNIS KLEMM, FLORENCE KLOCKER, DENIS KONNERUP, ALAN KNIGHT, SUSAN LAFLEUR, MARCIA LARKOWSKI, JUDY LARSON, DEAN LEBERER, ANNETTE LEE, NANCY LEMASTER, JAMES LEVIN, SID LIGGETT, ROBIN LITTMANN, EMANUAL LYON, MARGARET MANNING, JOYCE GEAUTQFUL BIRD '7' MAPLES, ELIZABETH MARTIN, NEIL MCCLENAHAN, DAVID MCCOSH, DAVID 'WH MUSICK, JOHN MYERS, MARY NEARING, DENNIS NEUMANN, MARGARET NIXON, JACK NOLES, BARBARA NORDEN, SHARON ODELL, MARTY PARSONS, JIM PARTAIN, RICHARD PECK, DALE PEEPGRASS, HENRY PETERS, BEVERLY PETERSON, PHYLLIS PHILLIPS, JACK PLLCHER, STAN POGUE, DIANE PRATT, JOAN RATCLIFE, KENNY RATEUKE, JOYCE RENO, RAY RICE, SUZANNE ROBINSON, PETE ROGERS, PENNY ROBINGER, GUY ROTH, CHARLOTTE ROTH, DON ROTH, JOHN ROWLEY, SUSAN SANDERS, BOB SCHMITT, VIRGINIA SCOTT, CAROLE SEAL, SUSAN KAY SEIFERT, DICK SHAFFER, CHARLOTTE SHILLINGLAW, JOHN SINGLETON, ROBERTA SMITH, GARY STAPLETON, VIRGINIA STERLE, MARGARET STEWART, KAREN STRICKLAND, BILL TEBEEST, RON THOMPSON, DON THOMPSON, DOUG TITUS, DANA WARREN, BOB WATTS, JEFF I fm I - . H' WSW WELLER, GAYLE WERY, PAT WESSEL, ALICE WHARTON, SAM WILLIAMS, PETE WRIGHT, SARAH WRIGHT, SANYA YOUNG, JIM ophomores The sale of Booster Pins and Car Stickers provided two of the proj- ects for this year's Sophomore class. In early fall they sponsored a movie, Northwest Passage, which made them over two hundred dollars. Bake sales, sock hops, and a donut sale added to the success of their projects. CZ '54 . WW 'H-...t Bob Maddox, Presidentg Gretchen Maaske, Vice Presidentg Nancy Cable, Secre- taryg Chris Tobiason, Treasurerg Spike Eklund, Student Councilg Nancy White, Student Councilg Tom Smart, Student Council. 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Through tradition, our dreams are fulfilled by the queen and her attendants. QQ, -1 7 k75I22QCOI22I22y Q Z1 QQI2 CONNIE PETERS jfmecomzhy qffen 0Q12fS DANA HASKELL SUE CABLE .f :r -ff z c SwQef5ea1'f 119912 DEE MANNING weeffearf 301209 DANA HASKELL DASA VOLK SANYA WRIGHT SARHA WRIGHT KRIS TOLIASON KAREN JOHNSON yyrom 5751912 OQI2 fs CONNIE PETERS DASA VOLK BETTY WHITE SUE CABLE SUE KNIGHT SHARON NORDEN lu TZSSWJKEYQ 1' . Af' W1 ,ft , f .Q53i Yl??E?5!BK. Q fL1:'2ivk Most Service to School SKIP CHRISTENSON IO ANN HESS ZQMQL Most Humorous LOU MORRONE BETTY WHITE BUTCH SEAL JOHN DEUTH DICK WHITTEMORE SUE ROWE Best Looking Q V' 1 gin K , . ,..,,AM 'ixfKl 5 5 Mc ZQM0 arsonality Most Friendly Most Likely to Succeed SPIKE SOMMERMEYER SUE TAMBLYN DEE MANNING KENT ROUINSON DASA vouc thletic Best Dressed '! '5iLla, CONNIE PETERS RICHARD MCDONALD DANA HASKELL We see below a rocket being fueled. And as you have probably noticed, this section of the annual deals with sports. So what, you say? We'll tell you. As the proc- ess of fueling is an integral part of rocket flight, sports and athletics are an integral part of any school. They are, in part, the substance which helps propel us through the school year. To the athletes, we give our commen- dation. SVOA5 U QD 'J 76 bw 0 ca J 30 KI Football The 1958 team that represented Cherry Creek High School is a team of which we are justly proud. After a disastrous practice game schedule, the boys really found themselves and rose to the occasion each week in conference play. The word champions, which they are, best describes this team. In the face of great obstacles, they did their job and did it well. Supremem effort, organized team work, and an individual sense of pride furnished the impetus to overcome such great obstacles as lack of ex- perience, lack of overall height and weight, and, of course, ability, as compared to our opponents. Along with the terrific team attitude possessed by the squad, I feel that due credit should be given to the fine cooperation and able assistance we received from the student body, the school administration, and the assistant coaches. I wish to congratulate and to thank everyone for a job well done. Thank you, David P. Skene Junior halfback Ken Ballard picks fiaS:WLf :afi,Qi a,,. fWQiR5Y5 ' I 21 BUTCH SEAL, End IIM HENRY, End SPIKE SOMMERMEYER, Fullback SEASONS RECORD CC OPP . Golden 0 25 Louisville 0 26 Arvada 0 19 Aurora 6 25 Brighton '7 6 Adams City 6 7 Sheridan Union 19 0 Littleton 26 13 Westminster 13 6 up a first down against Sheridan Union. It .BROCK WILLETT, Center JIM MACRUM, End LOU MORRONE, Tackle The Cherry Creek football team, after losing four straight non-league games, was picked to finish fifth in the Adams-Arapahoe Conference. The Bruins had lost most of the players that led them to a second place finish last year through graduation and needed experience. Also the gridders suffered numerous injuries during these games. Nevertheless the Bruins showed great improvement, progressively, through these games and proved that better things could be expected during the league games. Numerous Bruins received post-season honors. End Butch Seal was chosen All-Conference, All- State, and Honorable Mention All-America. Fullback Spike Sommermeyer, Tackle Jim Mountain, and guard Al Konnerup- were first team All-Conference. Center Brock Willett was second team All-Confer- ence. KENT HUTTON, Halfback DICK MCDONALD, JIM HENRY, and KEN 'L - If , 'I rr. ui F LEROY HALL, Tackle DICK MacDONALD, Guard MARK BERG, End The Bnrins picked up their first win of the season by upsetting the Brighton Bulldogs. The team got their only touchdown early in the second quarter when Ken Ballard ran the final seven yards after a sus- tained drive deep into Brighton territory. Bob Warren kicked the extra point that proved the difference. C. C. then had to rely on good defense as they could not score again. Brighton scored late in the fourth quarter but Don Thompson blocked the attempted extra point to preserve the victory. In the next game the Bruins ventured to Adams City to meet the heavily favored Eagles. Led by a valiant defense the Bruins played the Eagles off their feet and led 6-0 on a Ratcliff to Henry pass mid- way through the fourth quarter. At this point the Eagles started their game winning drive. It took them five minutes to move seventy yards but with thirty seconds left they scored and kicked the game-winning extra point. C. C. scored all nineteen points in the second half while their defense held Sheridan Union scoreless. After a rousing halftime talk by Coach Skene, the Bruins scored on a 62 yard punt return by Brian QTigerj McGinnity, a 28 -yard run by Ken Ballard, and a 1-yard plunge by Spike Sommermeyer. This was thes team's best defensive game of the season as the Rams did not advance inside the twenty-yard line. TIM MCKENNA, End Ratcliff combine to smash a Lion for a loss. JERRY NELSON, Tackle DICK WHITTEMORE, Fullback Cherry Creek won its third straight Homecoming game by defeating the hated Littleton Lions 26-13. The Bruins displayed their best offensive attack of the season as they completely dominated the Lions. C. C. scored first when Ratcliff passed to Seal for the only touchdown in the first half. The Bruins scored twice in the third period on a run of 72 yards by Sommermeyer, the longest run of the year, and a plunge by McGinnity to make the score 20-0. C.C. got its final tally early in the fourth frame on a 3-yard gallop by Ballard. The Lions then scored twice on the Bruin reserves. Cherry Creek, with still a possibility for a league tie, played cautious ball in beating Westminster 13-'7. By winning this game, and by virtue of Littleton beating Adams City, the Bruins finished in a tie with Adams City for the conference championship. JIM MOUNTAIN. Tackle AL KONNERUP, Guard W il3 II Ulm ali. sw.. ,awe -i with i ..1g,,,,7.r,., .NR - L,A. , Mike Woolford, Gary Knox, Neil Martin, Bob Maddox, Cary Atkins, Tim McKinna, Gerry Nelson, Denny Cutler, Dan Bell, Jim Williamson, Paul Christensen, Pat Costin, John Martin, Kent Hutton, Ernie Johnson, Dick Whittemore, Bob Warren, Roger Patterson, Dick McDonald, Vince Monforte, Don Thompson, Leroy Hall, Mark Berg, Jim Goldsberry, Rick Joy, Dave Ballard, Jim Macrum, Butch Seal, Lou Morrone, Dick Seifert, Brock Willett, Al Konnerup, Jim Mountain, Jim Henry, Ken Ratcliff, Ken Ballard, Brian McGinnity, Spike Sommermeyer. if jxmmm ' :fr f QB 1 Ki -eh-er Wal- A ugmmr' ...,...,., -'I' -1 Jim McGinnity, Butch Wohlforth, Jack Strickland, Tim Barringer, Larry Haneborg, Bob Maddox, Ernie Johnson, Paul Christensen, Leonard Rice, Gary Knox, Dave Delaney, Jim Williamson, Gordo Miller, John New, John Martin, Dave Ballard, Denny Cutler, Pat Costin, Vince Monforte, Roger Patterson, Bob Warren, Rick Joy, Neil Martin, Jim Goldsberry, Dan Bell. 1 1 I COACH LYLE COACH TESONE Keeper of the equipment, BOB SANDERS. Cross Country For the first time Cherry Creek fielded a cross country team. The harriers were coached by Kurby Lyle and participated in dual meets with conference teams and the conference and state meets. Over the season the Bruins tied one, lost two and finished fourth in the conference meet. With only one senior on the squad and the experience gained from this year, next year they should be much improved. BRUCE BERRY TOM MADDOX JOHN SHILLINGLAW PETE ROBINSON DALE TYLER Basketball Everyone regrets losing whether it be at ping pong or trying to get to the checkstand in a super market, but the person who loses and cares not for another attempt at winning has lost the edge that inspires us all to set goals for which we know we must work to attain. If our returning squadmen for next year do not lose sight of what can be accomplished we'll know that there are two ways to leave the floor when the games are over. A loss can mean more than Webster's definition. We took many, but with each loss I feel we learned many valuable lessons relating to basketball as well as life in general. I don't think we needed as many lessons as we received, but it might make us more concious of being the giver rather than the receiver when next season rolls around. Sincerely, Coach Lyle Con erem VARSITY TEAM CC OPP. Brighton 52 53 Adams City 47 48 Westminster 40 35 Sheridan Union 38 42 Littleton 36 52 Brighton 49 50 Adams City 39 51 Westminster 52 55 Paul Christensen, Rom TeBeest, Bob Warren, Coach Lyle, Dennis Kirch, Pete Robinson. is li 1 2. C MFT' 'fit ri v' ' X EU 'Q Q' z qi? 1' a , :Q 4 fi E Um Q F L fl 8 v Q ki 3 1 W Qisfsz 95' COACH SKENE Ed Lee, Richard Orr, Ralph Owens, John Gibbons, Roger Patterson, Jim Wil- liamson, Vince Monforte, Allan Pike, Dick Kellogg, Floyd Agee, Jerry Bis gard, Gary Knox, Rick Joy, Tom Smart, Ken Sullivan, Spike Ecklund. and Skip Henry. John Shillinglaw hits for two against the Eagles. Basketball managers, Bob Sanders hi? Gayle Weller goes high to grab a rebound. CC's graceful center, Ron TeBeest, tips for John Shillinglaw plays defense against the two. Eagles. I It I1 Kigff--I -'fflfkul 'L-' I' ' Wrestling Everything considered, this wrestling season was a satis- factory one despite the fact that our lack of experience cut our number of wins. My main objective is to teach a person the basic skills of wrestling and to enrich his competitive spirit. My thanks go to those fans who always show up for the matches and I hope to see more students next year. Sincerely, Coach McClain Leroy Hall piling up the points against the Rams Coach McC1ain. VARSITY: Dave Chambers, Gary Chambers, Doug Mallet, Skip Christensen, Mark Berg, Jim Blatter, Tom Maddox, Bob Hodge, Al Konnerup, Leroy Hall, Jim Mountain, Lou Mor- rone. B-TEAM: Bob Silcott, Dave Maddox, Ron Oakes, Richard Fulton, Ray Graham, Bill Strick- land, Arden Anderson, Denny Cutler, Bob Moss. The Cherry Creek wrestling team had the misfortune of being plagued with bad luck and strong opponents. At times the grapplers looked very good but injuries hurt them also. They sent one person to state in Dave Chambers. Leroy Hall and Jim Mountain were also CC standouts. Tom Maddox throws a hapless Ram to the mat. - -V- DAVE CHAMBERS HM MOUNTAIN LOUIE MORRONE JIM BLATTER The school year at Cherry Creek is usually filled with a wide and varied series of events. To present all of them in picture form would be a momentous task, and best to present a sketch of typical Up school life at 9 Cherry Creek. M N this we have not done. We have, however, tried our 6 ,lf j , ff ff y X 4 i 3- Hub C343,xTks S ,bu ,gg os. K oz.. lo sch K log,-E.-X-h1,r' NSG X' A ck as .,s.,,..+ QW. iid. PO t M 0 ' 0 0 I k ix' q m Su-fb ?'S-ch . 1 y,,,,,,,x,,,g Mr.-a,c5fw..uQs.. -Lo bt outa MQW' S- ccfiumgs . NXQA mon., Mast -Un. ou-X6 bi-54' og Xmuk Y9f'L02f ' Q-01' gasaq, S'EpSBfN5S' +32 Nami-. J Qrrz' 49. wt' V' xx C51 Y-af-55 Wi. in GI mo.. Big Sisters Sue Tamblyn, Vice President: Sue Rowe, Secretary: Nancy Nachazel, Treasurer: Dana Haskell, President. not present for picture. Who's the mum? Big Sisters, an honor organization at CCHS, is composed of twenty outstanding senior girls. They are selected for membership on a basis of scholarship, personality, character, leadership and poise, at an an- nual tapping ceremony in the spring. Included in their various activities this year were sponsoring the sale of mums at Homecoming, numerous bake sales, presenting the traditional Sweetheart Dance, and staging a variety show for several audiences. What's this, talent: r W-f'-r'i?2i3i-kids-Figf S Yorma gets pin. Excalibur is a service club for boys in CCHS. Among its many and varied activities was the decorating of the school for the Christmas holidays, sponsoring pep assemblies and the third annual homecom- ing breakfast, which was put on with the combined efforts of Excali- bur and Big Sisters. Excalibur Club also furnished parking assistance for spectators of the home athletic events. Ex Calibur , K , M, f 1-,Xxx - -ff, Park that car. - A ,Mi 2 irah at rg sra v yfrfifimfa ,.t X f H ai Y 2 gl Skip Christenson, Secretary-Treasurer: Larry Madsen, President: Kent Hutton, Vice President. n'1 Pep Club Every Friday, approximately ninety girls don blue skirts and white sweaters in recognition of our athletic activities. This uniform signifies that the wearer is a member of the CCHS Pep Club. This year the club started the practice of wearing the uniform on Thursdays during wrestling season. The Homecoming Dance in the fall and the Sadie Hawkins Dance this spring were sponsored by the organi- zation. To aid in promoting school spirit is the Pep Club's chief function. They march at half-time during games and cooperate with the cheerleaders at all athletic functions. Pt' 99 Club One of C Club's biggest projects this year was the STUDENT FACULTY game. This game was a highlight of the school year. To be a member of C Club you are required to receive a letter in either football, basketball, wrestling, track, baseball, or golf. The members are: Kent Hutton, Lou Morrone, Dale Bieber, Larry Madsen, Brock Willett, Spike Sommermeyer, Tim McKenr1a, Jim Henry, Gary See-, baum, Jerry Nelson, Butch Seal, Vince Monforte, Bob Sanders, Alan Konnerup, Jim Mountain, Ron Te- Beest, Pete Robinson, John Shillinglaw, Bob Warren, Pat Costin, Ken Ratcliff, Roger Patterson, Richard McDonald, Denny Cutler, Gary Chambers, Mark Berg, Dan Thompson, Don Roth, Ken Ballard, Tom Maddox, Jim MacCrum, Rick Joy, Ralph Owens, Dick Seifert, Paul Christenson, Dave Ballard, Brian McGinnity, Dan Bell, Dick Whittemore, LeRoy Hall, Gary Walsh, Bruce Berry. The C Club officers are, Louie Morrone, Vice President, Kent Hutton, President, Ken Ratcliff, Treasurer. Missing is Butch Seal. .egg The highest academic honor for a Cherry Creek student is election into the National Honor Society The students are chosen by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, character, service, and leadership. bership of sixty students. i NATIONAL HONOR SOCIE'l'Y Q '2 : K Z- -1 If 1 Q 6 Z Qi Sue Cable, Dee Manning, Dan Whittemore, Dick Whitte- more, Don Griffth, Richard McDonald, Jim Jameson, Betty White, Linda Haneborg, Ray Green, Dean Larson, Gary Buck, Bob Sanders, John Shillinglaw, Norma Mercer, Joyce Man- ning, Sue Rice, Sharon Cedarblade, Valasa James, Nancy Lee, Sharon Cowger, Judy Harrison, Alice Brooks, Larry Mad- sen, Gale Pearson, Dana Titus, Penny Foster, Ron TeBeest, Gayle Weller, Kent Hutton, Margaret Lyons. gW?l5:'m'ff'fXY'-WML HZiUs -Eiixfmsi W +: f P- f il hifi- 'Pi1ii.'1k?2ris2Zi3S After the February initiation, the club has a mem- FFA. Q MER limilli u The C. C. Future Farmers of America were kept busy all year 'round with many activities and social functions. The club, sponsored by Mr. Charmichael, presented its first annual Sweetheart Dance in the fall, and displayed several projects at the University Hills Shopping Center and at the Mile High Center. Later in the year, the club also had a father-son banquet. S Q tMAKfR oh so Kr -4- 'ls FHA This year the C. C. Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America undertook many activities which kept all the members busy. Sponsored by Mrs. Brady, the club pub lished the student directory, Bear Tracks, sponsored the Homecoming Bonfire, corresponded with foreign pen a 5 and attended the district F. H. A. meeting at Burlington Mighty busy future homemakers! ! G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association kept busy this year with inter- school activities in basketball, volleyball, and baseball. They also went on ski trips and swam at DU. A school calendar of events was a new project for GAA this year. The members are: Mary Myers, Roberta Kaily, Wilma Britton, Norma Mer- cer, Charlotte Roth, Darlene Dyer, Betty Graves, Lona Hawkins, Virginia Pryor, Margaret Rominger, Loma Mountain, Sharon Norden, Nancy Patterson, Connie Lane, Elsie Gale, Lila Babcock, Elaine Brown, Martha Fortune, Caro- lyn Blatter, Robin Liggett, Peggy Thurrell, Annette Leberer, Barbara Noles, Margaret Neumann, Joyce Rateuke, Sharon Velie, Judy Fauri, Sherry Wool- ford, Karen Hart, Joyce Manning, Kay Seal, Virginia Stapleton, Pat Burnham, Patricia Pryor. Y- Teens Lora Raymond, Charla Schwab, Con- nie Peters, Sherrill Hess, JoAnn Hess, Rosemary Graves, Sarah Wright, Lu- cinda Hales, Pat Wery, Diane Pogue, Virginia Schmitt, Bonnie LaFleur, Bet- sy Schmitt, Janice Robbins, Kathy Kol- son, Gayle Pearson, Judy Harrison, Dorothy Gill, Cindy Hamilton, Bev Peters, Diana Gibbons, Sandra Hulwick. 3 wnv .'s' 1 .'.i Q The members of F. T. A. club are those students interested in teaching as a career. Through the club, the members become better acquainted with the educa tional field and also gain a little experience in teaching. Some of the members have taught kinder- garten or the special education class of our district. Teaching. Language Speech Speech Club participated in many speech meets and debates throughout the year. Two members, Nancy Lee and Larry Foster, won honors at the district speech festival and were sent to the state meet. Officers for the year were: Dean Larson, President, and Nancy Lee, Secretary. Sponsor was Mrs. Sue Faubion. SA S Scgskl Lx N0wW enda md... 5 Q b 3 V253 ystssssjswgs Sy, Q3 Siu SX Spamsh 5 E Tp? Members of Spanish Club held a Fiesta, enjoyed a Mexican din- ner and sponsored a needy family at Christmas as their main projects. They were led by President Bill Orr, helped by Vice President Wal- ly Boggess and Secretary-Treasurer Nancy Crain. ' 'Ling labs Idench TIENS! TIENS! French Club meets again. This was a common cry uttered by all French students at- tending the bi-monthly meetings of LE CERCLE DE FRANCAIS, Sponsored by Mr. Shaffer, the club members this year attended a French dinner and planned a French play. Officers for the year were Nancy Goldsberry, President: Alana Houaker, Vice President: Pmdy Freeman, Secretary, and Sharon Cedarblade, Treasurer. Ladn A Roman-style banquet, Latin week festivities, and attendance at a conference in Boulder are a f few of the projects of the Latin Club this year. The club also sponsored the movie, Quo Vadis, shown to the student body. Sharon Ceadarblade, Nancy Goldsberry, Prudy Freeman The officers for this year were: Dasa Volk, President: Norma Mer- cer, Vice President: Elsie Gale, Secretary: Ray Kingston, Treasurer. z'PBi? ?3?'i5KSii,7'-, QF - ' ' HNSELf2l3Sii5Els!l?t!s'Q95Fi53lii5WQ?FB'iEiai5e.+.lW,'Zi??S5252593Z5E3Q5S5ifsi2isi5iQl9Ie3Sz352ii42iA5?fs- iX Ski nl. To Expert. TRACK! . . .FLOP! This was a common situation faced by every Timberliner. Tirnberlinets included many C,C .H,S. students who dared to take their chances on the ski slopes. Headed by President Brock Willett, Vice President Gus Buchtel, Treasurer Ruth Patterson, and Secretary Suzanne Tamblyn, the club spon- From beginner. . . sored several ski trips. Sue Tamblyn, Ruth Patterson, Gus Buchtel, Brock Willett. .i75 S:5Yf 2'f,l?Q5iZLiW5' 7 I- 'gnh61SY4i a.iQ,'ii'ff'3?'zE Some chem ical magic. The Science Club was a newly organized club this year. They have already put on a science fair and they did a good job of it, too. The members are all interested in different branches of science but they work together to promote a general interest in science. The officers: Don Griffith, Secretary-Treasurer: Jim Jamison, President: Steve Zilles, Vice President. Science Planning the science fan 'ff' fl-.P f F' .W EQ Foto Club The main purpose of the Photo Club this year was to sup- ply the pictures for the newspaper and Annual. The mem- bers are: Ed Butler, Dave McCosh, Jerry Wells, Doug Pilcher. CC's Rembrant. '4--.M Gracious, such beauty. Art Club The Art Club has sponsored several movies for its club members and the classes. On several occasions the club had speakers and artists to address them on such essentials as, European Culture, Modern Art and Its Artists. The officers are: Joyce Man- ning, President: Diane Delue, Vice President: Ruth Patterson, Secretary: Janice Iacino, Program Chair- man. Rocket Club WHOOSH! There goes another rocket from Cherry Creek's own Cape Canaveral, the football sta- dium. The Rocket Club has pro- vided several demonstrations for the science classes during the year. The officers are Steve Zilles, Presidentg Gus Buchtel, Vice Presi- dent: Tom Hartnett, Secretary: and Art Ballah, Treasurer. Chess Club m24?e ':'L.' fl W 4 'ix -.' .761 f. ' 7'i?ilwi'I,aIlf 'IL' M7 ' ' - - 7-'ff-4Q Chess Club meetings con- sisted of intra -club tourna- ments. Grant Blackington was President with Paul Danish, Vice President, and Ray Green Secretary. Miss Riblet spon- sored the club. h International Relations Clab Marty Odell, Margret Neumann, Barbara Noles, Pat Wery, Annette Leberer, Joyce Manning, Judy Gal- braith, Chuck Littmann, Manny Littmann, Gary Buck, Dave McCosh, John Frink, Dean Larson, Art Ballah, Bob Galbraith, Jorma Karkkainen, Dick Whittenore, Jim Parsons, Mr. Lane. This organization in its second year, has been quite active. Last December members from 1,R,C, attended a yearly International Relations Club conference at D,U. Last April delegates from this club were sent to a mock U,N, Convention held at Greeley. The main purpose of I.R,C. is to promote International rmderstanding and friendship between this and other nations. Pioneers or Christ Shirley Bonnet, Sherill Anderson, Amy Pinney, Pat Peterson, Sherry Woolford, Irene Peterson, Linda Schissler, Pat Graham, Pat Strong, Sandra Fisher, Sydne Folsom, Phyllis Peterson, Lucile Livingston, David Croft, David Folsom, Gloria Cutright, Carolyn Parker, Helen Adams. Thespicms H K, 0 1 Dee Manning, Betty White, Dasa Volk, Kathy Pea vy, Chuck Hurst. This year the Thespians sponsored three plays, The Happy Journey, !'Will-O-the Wisp and The Flatter- ing Word. The officers are: Dasa Volk, President: Dana Haskell, Vice Presidentg Kathy Peavy, Secretaryg Betty White, Treasurer: Chuck Hurst, Historian. The Happy Journey Chuck Hurst, Larry Donahuge, Ray Kingston, Wally Boggess, Spike Sommermeyer, Steve Zillis, John Cullyford, Dasa Volk, Dee Manning, Betty White, Kathy Peavy, Lora Raymond. Girls, 'K' 99 Girls' 21, an honor organization at CC, is composed of twenty-one girls who are selected on the basis of their singing ability and appearance. During the year they represented the school at numerous concerts and performed at various school functions. Their sponsor is Mr. Keith. The Dance Band CC's first Glee Club, open to all girls, was quickly discovered and demanded by many organiza- t1ons seeking entertainment this year. Headed by Mr. Keith, they combined their work with recreation by occasionally taking to the slopes. Il? . q: ' :.f5f 5 .43 Q 55? Wi' s 1 2. x Q if iffikwfx-1 wgwwfi 1 frggff fn :V 0 Q i '5 ff Z 'ir 'K x b Vi 5 ' ,, 2' .- - 5 5 4,-1 5 1 ggi l -A A - ..., , It A I ',,' ' . ?f, 1 A 3 if 'Os JOHN CULLYFORD, Drum Major il BETH BEDNASEK, Head Majorette Ill' KENT ROBINSON, Editor Paper The Bruins' Doins' Staff has attempted to keep CCHS students enlightened as to present, past and future happenings. In the course of the year the staff participated in two statewide journalism clinics, in order to give their best to the CCHS students. JEFF MCLARTY, SUZANNE TAMBLYN, KATHY PEAVY. Stajjf DASA VOLK, News Editor LOUIE MORRONE, Sports Editor FLORENE HEWITTE, Feature Editor Annual They said, It couldn't be done! But the '58-'59 Patriot finally hacked it's way through, in spite of missing pictures, late copy shipments and Editor Steve Zilles. The annual staff worked late into the night many times to produce this, our best effort for a successful annual, STEVE ZILLES, Editor Among those who helped produce the 1959 Patriot were the following staff members: Marty Odell, Cheri Davis, Dan Bell, Jack Jenks, Prudy Q Q rf az, ,,4.sf,.i in Q Staff Q? M14 . as CHUCK HIRSCH, Business Manager JOANN HESS, Assistant Editor Freeman, Nancy Goldsberry, Phil Huff, Bill McDonald. ,, W AM. WM- n w 3 if A r S e FT' Q4 V f I 4 : , EV mf' ,. if 3 . 4 V J Af' ,L Zi fr ffifz. 15 H 2 L' ,, 3 at , 13, 'Wfffi-V ?5fV, VVVVzVg:,f,,, , , 1 ' 5 ,, ,l A- L W 'M 'R V , - A K f ' 9 ,, , ' V. -M. HPR 4' ,, sf 'fgf,, fQ fx V L ' ' V V ' ,V - M' :W ,.. - 'V m ' V V 5,3 glvyut Mmm . 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Treasurer John Deuth, as treasurer of the student body, keeps a running record of the Student Council funds. Besides this he worries about the coke machine, last year's bills and meeting with Mr. Keith. One question. . . which is bigger, John or the dollar sign? Inter- Club Council tuclent Council Bob Maddox, Jack Strickland, Dianne Reichardt, Karen Johnson, Larry Madsen, Connie Peters, Sarah Wright, Mr. Keith, Tom Smart, Mike Welch, John Deuth, Dick Whitternore, Betty White, Nancy White, Nor- ma Mercer, Spike Eklund, John Shillinglaw, Ron TeBeest, Skip Christen- sen, Dee Manning, Georgia Atkinson, Jorma Karkkainen. -x Suzanne Tamblyn, Dick Whittemore, Kent Hutton, Gus Buchtel, Wolly Boggess, Steve Zilles, Sarah Wright, Sydne Folsom, Roberta Kailey, Bob Britton, Paul Danish, Joann Kaiser, Ken Ratcliff, Lora Raymond Dana Haskell, Norma Mercer, Diane DeLue, Louis Morrone. IZI Home The Bonfire Thi Decorating Dance Queen Candidates Coming The Game 57 AW' Dances Sweetheart Q ZH, ::M1fi N Swing your partner 'round and 'round. Q i What's this, a dance? Y :xg fir, l9'l .S w . Science Fair Exhibits DlA6RF'd l On Thursday, February 26, Cherry Creek held its first annual Science Fair. There were more than a hundred entries in physical science, biology, or mathematics, but most of them were from the jun- ior high. Some of the science students put on physics and chemistry demonstrations to entertain the visi- tors. It doesn't ring. The C Club again sponsored the annual student-faculty game. And, as usual, the faculty won. The students put up a very good fight, but it was not enough to stop the bruising techniques of the older men. The final score of 34 to 29 did not tell the full story. Don't tell me you're tired. Student-Facult CZTIZG Clobber that teacher, Dale! The students this year played the best game that has ever been played against the faculty. At the half the faculty had only a one point lead, but this was increased to five points in the second half. Maybe next year the students will win the game, but this year the game is over. Senior Pla The senior class presented The Curious Savage' on February 21. The cast included Dee Manning Linda Haneborg, Suzanne Tamblyn, Lora Raymond, Dana Haskell, Betty White, Brock Willett, Kent Robinson, Wally Boggess, Gerry Nelson, and Larry Donoghue. Play lf I .ju 2 lf I-ll? Lia? Y' 3 'T 7,IIl'l',- L 31E 1 pf? 6151761 What, on the school grounds? The chorus gave The Pirates of Penzance on November 21. It was the largest musical produc- tion the school has ever given. The principal leads were: John Cullyford, Betty White, Ron TeeBeast Brock Willett, Bob Britton, Sarah Wright and Norma Mercer. How, now thou dark and midnight hagr The thinker! Senior Play Jorma speaks. SAE Quartet Assen 1 t E .A 33 Q W i kj? Agl' 3' In ft We have now reached the point of no return. The rocket is in flight. 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You'll also find many bargains and a wide variety of materials to choose from. Don't shoot him, Dee. He belongs to SOUTH SIDE FEED AND GRAIN at 4300 So. Broadway. South Side sells all types of feed and grain. This is sure to be a strike for Larry. He's bowling at ENGLEWOOD LANES at 4165 So. Broadway. nunf 3 ' Y VWWM, . A Hume, , V, wftqk. ,Maxaman A 8 t new is y sf., uullll l5 V M g. 1-,s tint jing, bww , X Q WWW' 3 ' -ml nn Mwdiimli This sparkling new service station is HAPPY CANYON CONOCO located at 4990 East Hampden Avenue. Why not try it next time you need gas. You'll find that you will receive courteous and excellent service. Norma, Linda and Kay are enjoying a soft drink at THE HITCHING POST CAFE, 4790 East Evans. You'1l find anything from a snack to an enjoyable meal there. 'KH nf 22 'E HOWARD'S SHOES in University Hills WALT'S TEXACO at l236 E. Hampden Ave. THE BEAUTY SPOT at 2760 So. Color d B1 d a 0 DAYTON'S CAMERAS in Englewood V 0 T! +-M.. N mi, 'Vis' 'VJ ,sw- Kathy looks ased with her picture s are y one L the many You will be too if you go to MAXWELL items you will find at VALLEY HI DRUG STUDIO in Englewood. at 2080 So. Colorado Blvd. Ewilekifilgi :M f' W 714 ,'.:'1:f-f,'2..-. ,W V me ,:,g,,.555:,..1,.'.L-,,,:5,.f , K, ,K .K k 31 QQ4 fvald'.s' I ... Everyone meets at McDONALD'S for the best hamburgers and malts. Their French fries are good, too! You'l1 find McDONALD'S at 1100 South Colorado Blvd. Judy really looks elated about her pictures, but then who wouldn't be ? Judy had her picture taken at ARCHER'S, and they always do excellent work. ARCHER PHOTO is in University Hills Shopping Center. KLASSY KORNER GROCERY, S. Clarkson and Hampden ,luv , E? I.. f I Y f I f - I n Q ,257 A 7' 8 . I 'H FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP at 2048 s. Colo. Blvd. EYTQ? XX. 0 f A F .v.2,1:S3.g.w s r if Jim's really getting a good haircut, isn't he, Doug? The place to go is HANK'S BARBER SHOP at 2341 East UNIVERSITY PARK PHARMACY at E. Evans and Univ. Evans Avenue . 'I BENEIGH TV SERVICE in the Iliff shopping center, foslins Do you think it will fit? Wonder how the color will look on Larry? lt's sure to be the right thing if you get it at JOSLIN'S. One of the largest and finest choices of merchandise in the Denver area can be found at JOSLIN'S. The nearest JOSLIN'S store is at 3315 South Broadway in Englewood. Don't break the glass, Kathy! Oh well, Couldn't anyway on those new Chevys. Get one at BURT CHEVROLET, 3300 South Broadway, Englewood. . .f K ff' 3' .Mi 2 HILTOI BODY S. So this is where you take your car, Kent, Dasa, you have to pay for that ring at after all those wrecks. HILTONS BODY MARTINS JEWELRY in the Univ. Hills SHOP at Colo. Blvd. and Iliff. plaza. Yarb ro Drug Pots and pans aren't the only thing you can buy at YARBRO DRUG. A11 kinds of fine quality goods may be purchased here. Prices are reasonable and the atmosphere is just right for that perfect tube of toothpaste. 1 W. f, x fx . M . M M w...if.nL1 ' imnlur --M' hf'f 'W' Wm- l454e,t,.m.W.gff '- ,,t,,s,,,-W, -,.A, A ,.....,M,,,,,, .. , . M- V ,WM- 1.,, , ,.,, mv- .. .. . ., my-W W mms , .gro- Ullhvurpmwx. - ' compliments of HOLLY HILLS TEXACO www- if 4 4 5 s THOMAS J. BARBRE 8: CO. commercial photog raphe rs . WALTS TEXACO - 1236 E. Hampden E IRE PIONEER JEWELRY CO. , University Park. HMS MOBILE STATION, Evans and the Valley Hiway. Compliments of Texaco Evans and Ash Its no use, Alice, Elcar fences are burglar proof. ELCAR FENCE CO. Get your funny cards at VARSITY 5 8: 10 Unive rsity Park. YOUNG SQUIRE SHOP, Cherry Creek Shopping Center, . ., ,..k Aiwa! :ff KAY CARTER SHOPS, 9704 East Colfax EVANS BAY STATION C Compliments of Decker 696 Co. REALTORS If you want to buy any real estate, See SOUTH EAST REAL ESTATE COMPANY. 1125 East Evans. Alice is getting a, uh, rather different haircut at IVAN'S BARBER SHOP. Cherry Creek Shopping Center. Compliments of University TELEVISION AND REPAIR SHOP Compliments of Jensen, HARDWARE COMPANY 1316 East Evans compliments of Hobby SUPPLIES, INC. 1711 East Evans compliments of House of Flowers 9834 East Colfax Doug is taking the first step in becoming the best dressed man in town. ROBERT WILSON Sc CO. is one of the finest clothing establishments in the metropolitan Denver area. They have two sto res located downtown and in the University Hills Shopping Center. . . . , s , I ii '1 ? ' ' -2 fi , . .V i , ' , f i 1 l ' 'ii ' J-1 l' .Q , O I ,, W x gy ,K I I I . Q, 1, ,V f3p.k3.+ 5 Q 1 ,A , A p rsnb V is QQ.. fam at l 7 - ' M , 5 .. , y , f gy A A Kg Z , iii.: ' ., ' s 'W' ,Q ' f Q 4' , rj .. A V, V V t . , A , - gtg. -' , ,rp .si , f 'gym ' H L' 1 O' ' ,Nl ,-4 ' R 'N x .A , A ...A -Q1 I ,, ,l- I A u fl. . ' 1 't,'i, ,,,' ,i ' -- a ff' gilggwp'jyggx., ,fQ'Qi,gQ'f 1,1 f, K K M if .4 V , ' ,... - We r f-.J-I ' . . ' f :.' ' ' ' '1f::f'. A A V ...,, -. 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MONTY'S BARBER SHOP is located in the Virginia Village Shopping Center. These happy customers are looking through one of the many books found at POOH CORNER. At POOH CORNER can be found a wide selection of books and records, Cherry Creek Shopping Center. Protect your property from vandals like these, with the STANDART 8: MAIN INSURANCE CO. , 172.0 Welton St. X' 1' KU- if , You'11 never get in a window made by Isn't that a nice Ford, there ? You can get beautiful cars like this at HARRY ' PA ALSCO ALUMINUM COM NY GROUSSMAN FORD, Englewood. VESTAL 'W' I Buy your gas at GILLS 66 STATION. compliments of VESTAL BUILT HOMES East Evans and Holly. Anderson Adams, Helen - 54, 110 Agee, Floyd - 54, 89 Ahlberg, Karen - 60 Albertini Greg - 60 Aibertini Judy - 47 Anderson Arden - 47, 92 Anderson, Charlotte - 54 Sherill - 31, 110 Atkinson, Georgia - 30, 31, 123 Atkinson, Jo - 60 Aymami, Lee - 47 Babcock, Lila - 47, 102 Baker, Bruce - 60 Baker, John - 54 Baker, Jon - 60 Ballah, Arthur - 47, 109, 110 Ballard, David - 54, 83, 99 Ballard, Ken - 47,78, 79, 83, 99 Ballard, Noma - Banta, Darla - 47 Barlow, Sandra - 54 Barnum, Linda Barringer, Tim - 47 - 60, 83 Bassford, Dale 60 Bechtold, John - 54 Bednasek, Beth - 31,115 Beeler, Susan - 54 Bell, Dan - 47, 83, 99, 110 Bennett, Gene - 54 Bennett, Gloria - 54 Berg. Mark - 31, 81, 83, 92, 99 Berger, Janice - 60 Berry, Arlene - 54 Berry, Bruce - 47, 85, 99 Berry, Jim - 31 Bevans, Harry - Bieber, Dale - 31,99, 129 Bisgard, Jerry - 54, 89 Black, Sewell - 60 Blackinton, James - 54, 109 Blake, Sharon - 54 Blankinship, Corky - 60, 61 Blankinship, Ken - 47 Blatter, Carolyn - 47, 102 Blood, Billy - Boggess, Tom - 54 Boggess, Wallace - 32, 104, 111, Bomgardner, Gary - 61 Bonnett, Shirley - 54, 110 Boschert, Peggy - 54 Bowman, Don - 61 Brame, Judy - 61 Brawn, Al - 61 Brindle, Jane - 61 Brinkmeyer, Leroy - 61 - 123 Britton, Robert 47, 102, Britton, Wilma - 32 123 tudent Index Brockner, James - 54 Brooks, Alice - 32, 100 Brooks, Mary - 47 Brown, Raymond - 32 Brown, Elaine - 47, 102 Brungardt, Dennis - 54 Brungardt, Ed - 54 Brungardt, Judy - 11,48 Brush, Carla - 54 Buchholz, Jetty - Buchtel, Gus - 48, 106, 109 Buck, Betsy - 54 Buck, Gary - 48, 100, 110 Burnham, Brooks - 61 Burnham, Pat - 48, 102 Burris, Gwen - 10, ll, 48 Burris, Yvonne - 54 Butler, Edward - 32, 108 Cable, Nancy - 46, 53, 54, 114 Crandall, Chris - 55 Crawford, Sheila - 61 Crews, Leslie - 55 Croft, Dave 33, 110 Cullyford, Joe - 61 Cullyford, John - 33,111,115 Cutler, Dennis - 48, 83, 92, 99 Cutright, Gloria - 33, 110 Cable, Susan - 48, 68, 73, 100 Caley, Anne - 48 Calkins, Brad - 48 Calkins, Hugh - 48 Calkins, Leslie - 61 Calkins, Susan - 11,48 Canniff, Cherie - 61 Carlyle Mike - 48, 87, 88 Carney, John - 61 Carpenter, Jan - 54, 114 Carpenter, Jayne - 55 Carr, Linda - 61 Carter, Danny - Carter, JoAnn - Castor, Earlene - 11, 32 Cazier, Barry - 55 Cedarblade, Sharon - 48, 100, 105 Chambers, Dave - 61,92, 93 Chambers, Gary - 48,92, 99 Dailey, Steve - 55 Dalziel. Pam - 55 Damian, Pat - 55 Danish, Paul - 48, 109,123 Davis, Cheri - 48, 118 Davis, Eddie - 55 Delaney, Dave 61, 83 Delay, Jerry - 48 Delay, Lee - 33 Delue, Diane - 48, 108 Deuth, John - 11, 33, 74, 122, 123 Dexter, Jack - 61 Dexter, Margaret - 55 Dietz, Carolyn - 48 Diffie, Chuck - 55 Diffie, Joe - 61 Dobbs, Jimmie Donoghue, Larry - ll, 33, 111 Dubberly, Dave - 61 Dtmst, Joe- 34 Duskin, Dixie - 61 Duskin, Frank - 55 Dyer, Darlene - 67, 102 Ebert, Carole - 61 Ebert, Leroy - 34 Edberg, Daniel - 55 Edelen, Jim - 48 Edelen, Nate - 61 Eichelberger, Larry - 61 Chamblin, Diane - 61 Champeau, Linda - 61 Christensen, Patil - 48, 83, Christensen, Skip - ll, 30, Colson, Kathy - 55, 102 Cook, Nancy - 55 Cook, William - 33 Cooper, Prudence - 55 Copley, Marjorie - 61 Corbett, Don - 61 Cordova, Jo Marie - 61 Costin, Mary - 48 Costin, Pat - 48, 83,99 Couzin, Nick - 33 Cowger, Don - 55 Cowger, Sharon - 32, 100 Crain, Nancy - 48, 104 Crain, Virginia - 61 86, 88, 99 32, 74, 92, 123 Edlund, Spike - 53, 55,89,123 Emery, John - 61 Ethem, Henry - 55 Ethridge, Susanna - 61 Fauri, Judy - 55, 102 Ferguson, Joyce - 34 Fine, Wanda - 55 Fisher, Sandra - 61,110 Flint, Sheila - 55 Folsom, David - 48 Folsom, Sydne - 12, 13, 34, 110 Forsha, Suzanne - 61, 110 Fortune, Martha - 34, 102 Foster, Alan - 55 Foster, Larry - 48 Foster, Penny - 48, 100 Foster, Stephen - 61 Fractman, David - Francis, Janet - 48 Fredstrom, Alfred - 49 Freeman, Linda Freeman, Prudy Frey, Judy - 55 - 55, 114 - 49, 105 Frink, John - 49, 110 Fulton, Richard 62,92 Furru, Priscilla - 62 Galbraith, Bob - 55, 110 Galbraith, Judy 11,34,123 Haneborg, Larry - 62, 83 Gale, Elsie - 49, 102, 105 Gallatn, Bruce - 62 Garbutt, Jim - 34 Garlow, Ray - 35 cease, Deryl - 55 Geerdes, Carol - 49 Gibbon, John - 55, 89 Gibbons, Deanna - 55, 102 Gibson, Phil - 35 Gill, Dorothy - 102 Gilmor, Carol - 55 Gilmour. Ioe - 62 Glammeyer, Jim - 62 Goday, Mulvina - 49 Goldsberry, Jim - 62, 83 Goldsberry, Nancy.-3 49, 105 Gordon, Leanne - 62 Gordon, Portia - 49 Graham, Pat - 55 Graham, Ray - 56, 92 Graves, Barbara - 62, 102 Graves, Elizabeth - 62 Graves, Rosemary - 35, 102 Greason, Bob - 35 Green, Ray - 49, 109 ' Green, Richard - 35, 100 Green, Sonja - 62 Griffith, Don - 35, 100, 107 Griffith, Karen - 56 Guerin, Wesley - 49 Guthrie, Brian - 56 Haberland, Marge - 62 Hahn, Roger - 49 Hales, Fred - 35 Hales, Lucinda - 56, 102 Haley, Kathy - 35 Haley, Mike - 56 Haley, Pat - 62 Hall, Elaine - 62 Hardin, Patricia - 62 Harlan, Holly - Harrison, Judy - 36, 100, 102 Hart, Karen - 62, 102 Hartnett, Tom - 49, 109 Harvey, Karen - 49 Haskell, Dana - 36, 69, 71, 72, Haug, Alice - 62 Hawkins, Larry - 36 Hawkins, Lona - 62, 102 Hayden, Lew - 1 James, Valasa - 49, 100 Jamieson, James - 37, 100, 107 Jenks, Jack - 49, 101 Jennings, Jacquie - 37 Johnson, Charlie - 17,49 Johnson, Ed - 56 Johnson, Irving - 56, 71, 83, 123 Johnson Karen - 60, 63, 71 Johnson, Kent - 63 Johnson Pete - 38 Johnson, Sandra - 56 Hayden, Peter Hays, Norman Hays, Phyllis - -49 62 Head, David - 49 Henry, Jim - 36, 79, 81, 83, 98 Henry, Thomas - 56,89 Hess, DeArma - 62 Hess, JoAnn 36, 74, 102, 119 Hess, Sherrill - 49, 192 Jones, Kasey - 63 Jordan, Ronnie - 63 Jordan, Leslie - 56 Joy, Rick - 56, 83, 89, 99 Kaiser, JoAnn - 49 Kailey, Pat - 56 Kailey, Roberta - 38, 102, 123 Kammerazell, Bill - 56 Hewitt, Florence - 36 Hewitt, Florene - 37, 117 Hewitt, Jim - 56 Hilton, Bernard - 62 Hirsch, Chuck - 11, 37, 111, 119 Hodge, Bob - 56,92 Hofing, Bill - 62 Hofing, Sandra - 37 Hogan, Beverly - 62 Hogan, Don - 37 Homer, Pattie - 49 Honaker, Alana - 49, 105 Howerton, Pat - 62 Hoy, Ronald - 62 Huff, Phil - 11,49 ' Kammerazell, Sharon - 63 -Karkkainen, Jorma - 36, 45, 110, 123 Katz, Barry - 56 Kellogg, Richard - 56, 89 Kessinger, Jim - Kiespert, Doug - 63 King, Dale - 38 Kingston, Ray - 56, 105, 111 Kirsch, Dennis - 50, 86, 88 Kirkwood, Carol - 63 Klemm, Florence, - 50 Klocker, Callista - 63 Klocker, Denis - 50 Klocker, Edmund - 10,38 Knight, Susan - 50,73 Knox, Gary - 56, 83, 89 Knox, Genette - 56 Koch, Marvin - 56 Koin, Diana - 56 Hall, Leroy - 36, 81, 83, 91, 92, 99 Hamilton, Cindy - 49, 102, 11 Haneborg, Linda - 36, 100 Hansen, Louise - 62 Harbert, Eileen - 62 Hardin, Merilee - 49 4 Hughes, Kathy - 62 Hulwick, Sandra - 49, 102 Hurd, Betty Huskinson, Chuck - 62 Hutton, Gail - 62 Hutton, Kent - 37, 80, 83, 87, 99, 100 Hynes, Judy - 56 Iacino, Jani - 56, 108 Ingwerson, Chuck - 62 Irwin, Vicki - 49 Ivers, Pat - 56 Jackson Jackson , Barbara - 56 , Jane - 37 Jackson, lim - 62 Jackson, Joe - 62 Jackson, Judie - 56 Jackson, Kathleen - 62 Konnerup, Alan - 50, 82, 83, 92, 99 Krueger, Gerald - 56 LaFleur, Bonnie - 56, 102 LaFleur, Marcia - 50 LaFleur, Richard - 38 Lamb, Don - 57 Lamb, Sharon - 38 Lamb, Tom - 57 Lane, Connie - 63, 102 Larabee, Juanita - 38 Larabee, Lyle - 57 Larkowski, Judy - 50 Larkowski, Marcha - Larson, Dean - 50, 100, 104, 110 Jacobs, Jon - 49 Jahn, Donna - 62 James, Pat - 56 Lea, David - Leberer, Annette - 50, 102, 110 Leberer, Marilyn - 63 Mccmnny, Jim - 63, sa Lee, Ed - 57, 89 Lee, Nancy - 50, 100, 104 Leeper, Joan - 63 Leiker, David - 57 Leiker, James - 63 Leiker, Paul - 39 Lemaster, James - 50 Leonard, Kathie - 57 Leonard, Nan - 57 Le Roux, Janice - 57 Le Roux, Russ - 57 Leuder, Fay Ann - 57 Levin, Robert - 57 Levin, Sid - 50 Levine, Karen - 57 Liggett, Robin - 50,102 Littell, Duane - 63 Littmann, Charles - 63, 110 Littmann, Emanual - 50, 110 Litzsinger, Lucinda - 63, 110 Livingston, Lucile - 63 Lof, Lar ry-57 Londono, John - 57 Londono, Peter - 57 Lopez, Florinda - 63 Lorian, Dennis - 57 Lorian, Lois - 38 Lorton, Ann - 57 Lyon, Margaret - 50, 100, 114 Maaske, Gretchen - 53, 57 Mac Donald, Bill - 57 Macrum, Jim - 38, 80, 83, 99 Maddox, Bob - 53, 57, 79, 83, 123 Maddox, David - 63, 92 Maddox, John - 63 Maddox, Tom - 38, 85, 92, 99 Madsen, Larry - 38, 45, 99, 100, 120, 123 Malcolm, Hugh - 63 Mallett, Doug - 57, 92 Manning, Dee - 30, 38, 70, 75, 100, 103, 111, 112, 126, 130 New, John - 64, 83 Mamiing, Joyce - 50, 100, 111, 118, 123 Maples, Rose - 63 Martin, Bill - 63 Martin, John - 57, 83 Martin, Neil - 50, 83 Marshal, Herbert - 63 Masters, Fred - 63 Masters, Sharon - 63 Matson, James - 57 Mattingly, Nancy - 63 McC1anahan, David - 50 McCosh, David - 50, 108, 110 McDona ld, Bill - McDonald, Richard - 38, '75, 80, 81, RA 83,99,100 McFadden, JoAnn - 63 McGinnity, Brian - 57, 83, 99 McGrath, Diana - 50 McKenna, Katy - 60,63 McKenna, Tim - 39, 81, 83, 99, 126 McLa.rty, Jeff- 11,40,116 McNeill, Barry - 63 McPherson, Candy - 57 Mercer, Norma - 46, 50, 100, 102, 105, 123 Metherd, Charles - 50 Metzler, Dave - 50 Meyer, David - 63 Meyer, Jolm - 50 Miller, Greg - 63, 83 Miner, Miriam - 63 Monforte, Vince - 57, 83, 89, 99 Moore, Mickey - 50 Moore, Nancy - 63 Moritzen, Carol- 57 Morrone, Lou - 38, 74, 80, 83, 92, 93, 99, 111 Moss, Bob - 57,92 Mountain, Jim - 46, 50, 82, 83, 92, 93,99 Mountain, Loma - 64, 102 Mounts, Linda - 50 Mowery, Sheila - 40 Mowry, Mary - 64 Moyer, Linda - 64 Mucha, Martin - 57 Muirhead, Bob - 64 Mullimax, Julie - 64 Mullins, Ray - Musick, John - 51 Myers, Joy - 57 Myers, Mary - 51, 102 Nachazel, Nancy - 40 Nash, Chuck - 58 Nash, Jim - 40 Naugle, Theresa - 64 Nelson, Gerald - 11, 40, 82, 83,99 Nearing, Dennis - 51 Neumann, Margaret - 51, 102, 110 Nicholson, John - 58 Nixon, Jack - 51 Noel, Karen - 64 Noles, Barbara - 11, 51, 102, 110 Norden, Sharon - 23, 51, 73, 102, 114 North, Mary - 58 Nyberg, James - 64 Oakes, Ronald - 64, 92 O'Brien, Barry 58 Odell, Marty - 51, 110, 118 Orr, Richard - 58, 89 Orr, William - 64, 104 Owens, Ralph - 58, 89, 99 Pacheco, Sylvester - 64 Pappas, Deno - 40 Parker, Carolyn - 110 Parker, Katheribe - 64 Parsons, Jim - 51, 110 Partain, Richard - 51 Patterson, Nancy - 40, 102 Patterson, Roger - 58, 83, 89, 99 Patterson, Ruth - 58, 83, 106, 108 Pearson, Gayle - 41, 100, 102, 108 Pearson, Tom - 58 Peavy, Kathy - 47, 111, 116 Peavy, Lee - 58 Peck, Dale - 51 Peckham, John - 64 Peepgrass, Henry - 51 Peters, Beverly - 51, 102 Peters, Connie - 23, 39, 41, 68, 73, 75 102, 114, 121, 123, 125 Petersen, Patricia - 58, 110 Peterson, Carol - 58 Peterson, Ilene - 64, 110 Peterson, Phyllis - 51, 110 Petzoldt Esther - 64 Pflaeging, Gary - 39, 41 Phillips, Jack - 51 Pierce, Dennis - 41 Pike, Glenn - 58,89 Pilcher, Doug - 41, 108 Pilcher, Judy - 64 Pilcher, Stan - 51 Pinney, Amy - 41, 58,110 Pippin, Floyd - 41 Pogue, Diane - 51, 102 Porter, Joyce - Porter, La Rue - Powell, Mary - 58 Powell, Patrick - 58 Powers, Wallie - 41 Pratt, joan - 51 Preston, Bob - 64 Priest, Jim - 42 Pryor, Patricia - 58, 102 Pryor, Tom - 42 Pryor, Virginia - 64, 102 Ramsey, Pete - 58 Ranney, Cass - 64 Ratcliff, Ken - 51, 81, 83, 87, 88, 99, 123 Rateuke, Joyce - 51, 102 Raymond, Lora - 42, 102, 111, 123 Read, Larry - Redden, Sharon - 58, 64 Reichardt, Diane - 60, 64, 123 Rehor, Joe - 58 Rehor, Judie - 58 Reno, Mary - 64 Reno, Roy - 51 Rice, Leonard - 58, 83 Rice, Suzanne - 51, 100 Robbins, Janice - 42, 102 Robertson, Gary - 58 Robinson, Kent - 30, 42, 75, 116 Robinson, Pete - 51, 85,86, 88,99 Roe, Jay - 58 Roe, Jim - 58 Rogers, Clyde - 64 Rogers, Penny - 51 Rominger, Guy - 51 Rominger, Margaret - 64, 102 Roth, Charlotte - 51, 102 Roth, Don - 51,99 Roth, Eddie - 51 Rountree, Russel - 64 Rouse, Jerry - 412 Rowe, Susan - 42, 74 Rowley, Susan - 52 Royse, Robert - 64 Rozzelle, Don - 58 Russell, Bruce - 58 Russell, Roy - 64 Sanders, Bob - 52,84,89,99, 100 Schissler, Linda - 64,110 Schissler, Susan - 64 Schmitt, Betsy - 58, 102 Schmitt, Virginia - 52, 102 Schubarth, Carrie - 64 Schwab, Charla - 42,102 Scott, Bob - 64 Scou, Carole - 52 Scott, Robert - 58 Seal, Butch - 43, 74, 79,83,99 Seal, Kay - 11, 52, 102 Sebem, Steve - 64 Seebaurn, Gary - 11,43, 99 Seeley, Norma - 58 Seifert, Dick - 52,83, 99 Shaffer, Charolone - 52 Shaffer, Clement - 64 Sharpley, Walter - 59 Shervey, Susan - 65 shmmglaw, John - 46, 52, 85,87,89, 90, 99, 100, 123 Shivley, Barbara - 65 Sides, Cameron - 59 Sigman, Ken - 65 Silcott, Bob - 59,92 Singleton, Merle - 65 Singleton, Roberta - 52 Six, Ethel - 43 Smart, Tom - 53, 59, 89, 123 Smith, Coella Smith, Gary - 52 Smokler, Dale - 59 Smuckler, Dave Snook, Carol - 59 Sommermeyer, Spike - 11,43, 75, 79, 83, 99, 111 Sorenson, Gary - 65 Sparks, Ronnie - 59 Spates, Ann - 59 Spears, Harry - 43 Spillman, Jack - 43 Spowers, Linda - 65 Staack, Dennis - 65 Stacey, Alex - 11,43 Stahm, David - 65 Staker, Rodd - 59 Stapleton, Virginia - 52, 102 Sterle, Margaret - 52 Stevens, Cheryl - 65 Stewart, Ruth - 52 Stokley, Sydney - 65 Stone, Ken - 65 Stover, Betty - 59 Strickland, Bill - 52 Strickland, Jack - 60, 65.83, 92 Strickland, Richard - 59 Strong, Pat - 65, 110 Sullivan, Ken - 59, 89 Swanson, Ted - 59 Swartz, Richard - 59 Tamblyn, Suzanne - 30, 43,75, 106, 116, 123 Taylor, Jack - 65 TeBeest, Ron - 46, 52,86, 87,90, 99, 100, 123 Tefft, Mel - 59 Temple, Susan - 65 Thompson, Don - 52,83, 99 Thompson, Doug - 52 Thompson, Sharon - 65 Thtnrell, Margaret - 65,102 Tibbens, Chuck - 65 Titus, Dana - 46,52, 100 Tobiason, Kris - 53, 59,71, 114 Towler, Dave Tromly, Fred - 59 Tyler, Milton 59, 85 Velie, Sharron - 59, 102 Vessels, Kay - 65 Volk, Dasa - 44, '71, 73, 75, 105, 111. 114, 117, 124 Volk, Denice - 59, 106,114 Vranesic, Barbara - 44 Vranesic, Linda - 59 Walker, Sharon - 65 Wallace, Craig - 65 Walsh, Gary - 44, 87,99 Warner, Bob - 65 Warner, Larry - 59 Warren, Bob - 52, 83, 86, 87, 99 Warren, Trudy - 65 Watts, Jeff - 52 Watts, Vincent - 65 Wedow, Mary - 65 Welch, Mike - 60, 65, 123 Weller, Gayle - 52, 87, 88, 100 Wells, Gerald - 65,90, 108 wery, Par - 52, 102, 110 Wessel, Alice - 52 Wharton, Don - 59 Wharton, Sam - 52 White, Betty - 44, 73, 74, 100, 111, 122, 123, 153 White, Nancy - 59, 123 Whitman, David Whitman, Wayne - Whittemore, Dan - 30, 44, 100 Whittemore, Dick - 30, 44, 74, 82, 83, 99, 100, 110, 123 Wier, Brian - 59 wiuen, Brock - 44, 45, so, 83, 99,106 Williams, Pete - 52 Williamson, Jim - 59, 83, 89 Williamson, Sharon - 65 Wilson, Russell - 65 Wohlfarth, Butch - 65, 83 Woldenborg, Edward - 65 Wood, Ralph - 65 Woodruff, Bill - 65 Woolford, Sherry - 65, 102, 110 Wright, Sanya - 46, 52, 71 wright, sarah - 46, 52, '11, 102, 123 Wyman, Kay - 59 Yarbro, Don - 59 Young, Jim - 52 Young, Merry - 59 Zerba, Dale - 65 Zilles, Steve - 11,4-4, 107, 109, 111, 118, 123 Zimmerman, James - 59 Facult Index Barbour, James - 13 Brady, Edwina - 19 Brandt, Maxine - 23 Carmichael, Lawrence - 25,27 Collins, Wanda - 6, 14 Deats, Kay Faubion, Sue - 13,22 Flax, Morton - 16 Hadley, Richard - 13 Harvey, Marion - 24 Horn, Wallace - 25, 26 Hughes, Dean - 13, 14 Hunter, W. D. - 17,18 Keith, William - 20 Lane, Maurice - 14, 110 Lyle, Kurby - 84, 86, 24 McClain, Charles - 91, 17 Platt, Jack - 17 Polton, Russel - 7 Rahiser, Merlin - 17 Ray, Raymond - 16 Reece, Elinor - 16 Riblet, Lillian - 16 Rice, Edith - 18 Rowley, Aletha - 13,22 Seeger, Arden - 14 Shaffer, Harrison - 13, 15, 21 Shillinglaw, Leonard H. - 5 Skene, David - '78,89,26 Stampe, Richard - 14, 21 Stephens, I. C. - 14 Stutler, Clark D. - 2, '7 Tesone, Fred - 84 Wheeler, Marion - 15 Wilson, Genevieve - 15 Wishmier, Jack - 6 Wylie, Rodney - 20 Young, Earl - 6 i,a'iH,gf 'xvx ? X1 1. , WK 0 in J fx ,EA M, iw V 3 iw 'M ee, V 1 E N W s ,A 'K 4 ,M ,Q ,W if . .Ai if E? K , I Ready p Ballet? Who is she, Don? Thank you! xc, ,K-sigh v',u 1 wx yfx W 1 The cow jumped over the moon. Pepsodent smile. Aw, . gm Q W.. V+, 5 Jay, 6 , 1 M 1- me Lose something, Betty? FWZ ywigkg 52. Legs! V i , Two 'A o l heads l -. are A 'V , :Iii 'L better l , ,5 t 3 il., ,- , h n e e one. ' Buddha! .:':' Comfortable? 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