Cheyenne High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Cheyenne, WY)
- Class of 1948
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Q -- Gif g1g'gff?5:fffiQ Bewg Hog: mi- We a:+?S,,?.4 fin?-41 we . : ESQ Be-:bam Boume ,.f'f,.-m,'A'13'Qi' 7941, f .SN Doom Xxxoes 1?Qig5g,1E5F'g35g'..z:1f'zf'1 ,ghgvr ff? Doom Ste-:Xa 53535, ffvgjfg gi?+frf1f?7 4 gizgfgfli- 1g?? 5 'S-me YXCX7-C is ?2fs?'gv 'irfjv:q 9 1 . . Nvashqo YT xssedoesg 'xfr 'rg '12 1- . . ,fffwiim Bektq WUAMAQYXS 5351. , ,,,,,.., - 2 fy,, f 2 127 fl X Z - 2 ,11 l -Q- JESSE L. GOINS Superintendent of Schools l 'Q FACU LTY i Q.. N KARL F. WINCHELL Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION ' L 4 Mr. Goins, F. B. McVicar, Business Agentg Dr. I. L. Davis, C. N. Bloomfield, R. S. Grier, W. R. Dubois, E. T. Storey, and L. M. Baggs C. V. IRVIN Assistant Principal PEARL M. COOK Dean of Girls fire V frank ,Q 'Tf ' .Dr CIN-x C. H. BLANCHARD rw BLAINE Director of BLONQUIST Athletics Q Music Supervisor it x Instrumental 'I'-' ' runu n., i , xxyw HALE M GEORGE E. LINDELI. DOROTHY Supervisor of Librarian Distributive Education HILDA W. WAGNER Secretary DOROTHY GUNTON Clerk ELVA ADAMS Language-Spanish, French RUTH BAUDER Language-Latin MILDRED U. BECK Social Science FLORENCE BRADNEY Commercial T. R. BRANDMO Carpentry ' ARTHUR BUCK journalism-English HARRY R. CLARK Physical Education ADDIE COFFMAN English 53 Q ye MM.-D fp FACULTY ,gf 2. JEAN E. COOPER Science--Biology JO ANNE DALY Physical Education MARY DUDLEY English MARY FEIGEL Mathematics FIRST SGT. MILAN B. FINLEY Military Science and Tactics ALICE M. FORD Home Economics MY RL GIBSON English MAX G. GRAF Industrial Arts .S 'S 1? I 'NY' A 1 .ai-if ' 2 4'-s ' '4 its 1 if 2' 'NA ,96- ,,-1' If ,-' r ,. 41 Y 149 W ,Ab ALENE A HATCH Englxsh Dramatlcs ALICE HOCKER FACULTY Engllsh LA VERNE HOFF Language-Spanish JOY KRUEGEP r VERA LAVERTY A A Commercial WILHELMINA MILLER -JL SOCi'1l Science JAMES MURPHY Driving and Safety Course up CAPT. FRANK NEMETHY ' ' Q gr' Mulltary Sclence and Tactncs ' V ' -nn Q TU' 'Y-Q5-q - 4 ' s N P R5 ,ff Q-4' HELEN M. NEWLAND Physical Education GLADYS NIMMO English CASSIE O'DANIEL Commercial CLYDE M. OWENS Science-Chemistry U RALPH PARKER Metal Work Q TECH. SGT. RUSH C. PIERSALL C if A . . . . 4' f V Military Science and Tactics r E 'sl l 'R x75 ROBERT s. REED Commercial M GLENN K. ROGERS ,, ' 'A Science-Physics E I 'sv- .SAK '11 :P 0 C r- -l -4 F1 RILEY E. SNOW Social Science FLORENCE STEVENS Social Science ALICE AMON TEBBS Commercial GLYN W. THOMAS Social Science Exchange teacher from London England CPL. BERNARD TOWNER Military Science and Tactics SYLVESTA WASSUM Music-Vocal ALICE WILLIAMSON Mathematics CORA JANE YONICK English, Speech 3 O iv Wt Don Yeoman, Secretary-Treasurerg Mary Mortensen, Presidentg Glen Oslund, Vice- Presidentg jim Adsit fnot showj, Representative. SENIORS On, May 29, one of the largest classes to come out of Cheyenne High, will be alumni. Some 285 seniors will be graduated. Good things always seem to come quickly and go the same way, and that is what the seniors will be thinking of the last three years. Some seniors have been busier than others, but at least as a class it has held up its share of the activities around school. We haven't space to name and explain all the sen iors have done for the school on this one page. The rest of the 1948 Pow Wow takes care of that. just skim through the activity and athletic pages to be convinced! Gladys Aris Leo Ashba +Q .viflkii QW as 'A 1. re .' :V Mary Barry Sammie Bassett Lois Beech Genevieve Bergen Joanne Adkins jim Adsit Margaret Ahrens james E. Allen Bill Altman Leroy Amen SENIORS Ernestine Arnold Leona Arnold Edith Bade Frank Baird , 4 A, f- y . sb ', ,.. 5' i 6 .L '. W M Exif as 2 , A jack Briggs Wanda Bivens Janice Booth Isabelle Bosley ean Brannan N s Y.: m ai as S 1. 'K QM V ie in A , iw . A :L Q Ax 2, fi. ,l la A M jack Beahm Beverly Berry 7' '- Q . v. ' ,, ,Q J 1 '- I K 1 i . A ' , Bob Brickell 1 f ' ' is - ...j ,.., if s. ' , li e 'I .,,,: ,- ' ., L' vw X xg' . QW lr.. 5 A' ,A 'n U3 1 Andrew Bunten Mike Christopulos - N Q v3 .M 44' v J., 5 . 3, ua In apt 4' 'Y fi . -lay. '6 Q ':- . jean Brown Norman Brummond Bob Buckles Bob Buenger Nadine Bunch Nancy Bunch '. 1 Q Ll L all A 3' fs l l r X x 4 k 5 .VW -'L .f , tw lil 1 we ', 3' R Q ll Q 'D gl' ' ' 1 ' , ef Br Z f .K N I it fis . f , or.B rife. jim Clark A Robert F. Cook Lt Peggy Corbin Bill Cordiner 4 E Patsy Daniels Dorothy Davenport Dean Davis Harold Davis anet C Davis Helen Dunlap SENIORS Robert Carlson Bill Christensen Bob Clapp Carol Clark ,, fs -A X1 4 1 3. ! Q ' L -vu if ' ! 4 U-4 . .M get Keith Cooper Elaine Dallas ' v f fs' X 4 ax x F I wk A r I f ex J . - f , iiiii l te ij li Frances Dunston Dean Easter Jean Eckerle Colleen Ellis Betty Engleman Carol Engleman S fi N W f 'Y af' VV - - ,...... g . Qr, .,,.. xy, ,:,. Y - ' 'ww r fw wf '-H g f X 1- me . , r as 21 M-isa., K ,I OVBCM .8 lll x A Xxx Alvin Gale Patricia Gardner Ruth Elese Gardner Evelyn Gavin Donna Jean Goclel Sylvester Green 'S , ,A, ,. ' I if 'g ig , Q -Y, 1:- ' p f H A 6 l ' Q, ,Ni fi' Maxine Groshart Duane Groth Carolyn Groves Virginia Gutierrez -5 , Dick Haag 9 ' Jeanne Hagood A 1 1 William Hamilton 14 in E-ff gq ' K ' 6. 1 , 5 Betty Haug .F tug G -4-.X , Q1 A Fi. Nancy Helzer Don Herber Beverly Hixenbaugh Lenore Hoffman Cr fu N L, ttf SENIORS Frankie Harbaugh Myron Hatch john Haydon Howard Herbert 'R Q Q Qu X Q X 0 Q df, , J ' I it W at s o Holmes M. E Gladys Horsburgh Q Dean Howard Benny Howell Betty Fern Hoyt Verlin Huffer Donna Hines ' Audrey Holmes I. lm Q W.- if 'C' kv .Q W 'Q' lu .3 jim Humble v ,. Bob Hyndman 8 W 'mf' Q Phyllis jack e b n V Dick Jackson Virginia jeffres Duane johnson Marilyn Johnson SENIORS Wayne Johnson Richard Johnson . X, Mary Elizabeth E it N A K .,'i H V Mary Louise jones jones .ij 'il Z Y ' 'yb, Barbara Kahn .i I I, ,lllz N- ' N-. A c if 3 Bob Kay ivy I Doris Kilgore Patricia Kennedy , H , Dwight Kimsey .1 Q-'2' 1, A Richard King F ,gi M ' A , ' Gene Kindschi M, Q .1 'U' 1 . Sax K 7 is V K 1 .I .. George Kingham Richard Kingham Shirley Kinney Bob Knox june Koerner Keith Kvenvolden Q T SMS ci W-sd i I vii - i gg, K I k. 4 K -:A N ..1:,,,, , ,if , :.V X A K i' sf jr W ' ' gmc Aid M 2, F - 'LN Duane Lamb Dorothy Lauritsen Donald Lehmkuhl Conrad Lesser Arlene Levitt Ted Lewandowski . x P . 0 3 L 'V 'C s . ' I - -- L IA lt. Marie 9 Q Linglebach Bruce Lowrey Q ad SENIORS Thelma Linvingston Evelyn Lohman Donald Mabic s . DQR5.. 3. . 1 .K 7 N., ' Qtsfl fg 3 5 . vf A ki Irene Manells qSz.f ,A 4 4, lor john Mann I l . X M- Paul Manners RV tx 'N X ll james Matheson J dj , Ex joan McCafferty 1 , 1 Q ., L L. . he i s .. -R L , if sh as l ff 1 joe McGowan jim Mecomber Melvin Menkin Bob Mnddleton Paulme Mnlatzo Harrxet Montgomery ,ang D 409 ,M X J hqf I , f , Betty Massle Tom McCue lqm Q C r 4 ' 'i 5 Q 4 5 as- r -a. . V Lj H , X i x'a?'S'fi'fs ' .' Q C , A1 ' .,. 1 FX ' lfdlirqgfix f R ' wf nap 0-'Y Charles Morrison Joyce Moore Maxine Moran Mary Mortensen LaRue Mouer Frank Mulhern ' 4- - I, P-we A x Brian Murphy ' ,. iffeiifl ' fy N. R .A , t X . x X' K. . V is A 7 A. , X X aes . '1 :lvl . Verl Nash ,nad if 51 P, J ,fl lk .Q W f. .hx ku-J W 440 K xmaur 7 X I Q5 K,A is P A Claude Nichols Carl Occhipinti Virginia O'Hare Glenn Oslund SENIORS Larry Murray Richard Myers I.eDonna Nelson Lois Nelson lx rw H h : L r' Qe'2' Ya ' Y Leland Palmer Sally Parsons Bob Pendarvis Betty Perry Ellen Person Eleanore Peterson gl Q, li.. th X f X Alma O'Conner Jeanne Palmer 'fig Q 1217 F ks . Q , I l wiabl .f 7 C 7 Q- , ,dl JP jim Petry L, joan Phelps 'V . Mary Frances Pollare , avi. 3 if K Tom Pope 'l i f' George Ramos , .. , 9 , ef' Lela Ramos 9 W ' X X ,, A 'N K -,. l s 6 Dona Reed id ,.c ,N y L5 LL AIZQ K . E -, . 9 ig .,- A Q ru Fil' 3 Q 99 Dorothy Restivo Don Reynolds Dorothy Ritzke Harry Rogers ,,. N Marvel Runnells Willard Sandahl Victor Schneider Mildred Schreiner john Schoneberg Berta Jean Schultz H SENIGRS Dolores Randolph Roger Ready Janice Reed Margery Reed is as 0 Norman Rhodine joan Roulston 2 fi K fi! -:.. 1 . t 1 .tl Sxft if i fl fi W5 Mona Sherd Conrad Sherwood George Schum Betty Scott Bob Scott Mildred Scott Jeanine Setbacken Mary Shaw ..: A S . ' V 22116 K' M 'S' Q 1' www Dick Skinner Jennie Sills Donna Rae Smith Patricia Smith SENIORS Gaylord Sherman Jean Sherman May Irene Shores Juanna Shuttleworth Q ,H 'N'-gif Stagg Donna Soden Nick Soulis of ll Ruth Simmons Mary Snedaker K War 4 K r , lj ,gag I' J - , X Bob Sorenson 5 Q -' ,, Q Q-.1 g J . C ' 7? 'li ,Q 1 , at . .. ...A R r 5 'l' ll 1 Q20 ' xi 'K new : Betty Spry Jeannine Stallings Harlan Stanley l I E Olive Lou Tatge Owen Thomas Walter Starling Leroy Stoll Bob Storey Sharon Strimling jimmy Sutton Margaret Taitt -rw-rm 'Q N va Y Q i it Betty jean Torrey Audrey Townsend Joyce Vandehei Ferne Van Doren F9 Min SENIORS Roger Taylor jack Teague Bill Thompson Gene Tidball , . I fx f 4 Eugene Vizina Carol Vogliotti Glenn Vosler Nancy Vosler Richard Waggener Delyne Walker ff Roy Treber Marilyn Vissenberg I-if f - z ' C C .t Gwen Wallace In . 5 xl, f Charlton Warner 1 w C 1 at n X R 9 Carol Watrous 4 Q if, 5' -- 1 ,1- ijliil ' if Raymond Watters I :... Gi .1 V is l4 Helen Webber H ' Merle Whipple M , . 1..agrwaquv,t Willard White John Whitesides N 152 Helen Wichman lul a Pg J ' ' 'WRX Willine Wilkinson Dick Williams Marvin Wolf X ': ..:. , . A, -. :sys , li L ' I 1 w ' 3 SENIORS Emogene Workman Marva Lea Wunch joan Yarter Gloria Wyatt Don Yeoman I it Z - Betty Yount 11,-a R 1 Q' Q, Q I, , Paul Garcia r E V Y Vt Annual Pictures not received from the following Seniors: Barbarajean Evangelist Keith Day Bob Patterson Joann Palmer Ruth Powell jim Amen john Belecky Elton Byers Bill Carlson Melvin Casselman Theo Cheever John Dawson Richard Dunifer Bennie Hernandez Dean Johnson Warren Matteson Donald Mawhinney James McAlpine Gerald Miller john Montoya Richard Parr Warren Peden Alan Peterson Don Pullen Harold Rhodes Robert Stalkup Joe White Charlie Wilson !'N Q- if ,qi- Q ,P WL- , ul l:,,'w,w N .W 'W ,,w,,,1wL'-33. 'fm ,W55'W!Y-f' ,ww H! ,M V, ,,,. Wm, M, 1! ,1 -,., Mun, M, N ,M , Y Barbara Bourne, Secretary Treasurerg Andy Tagliavore, Presidentg Max Satchell, Vice-President: Delores Miller, Council Representative. JUNIORS This year's junior Class has taken its full share of responsibilities in the life of the school. We went to the sophomore reception, and also the return. After that we were busy getting ready to put on the annual class play, which his year was the hilarious comedy, Life Without Father which kept the audience in stitches for the duration of the show. The class has been well represented in school activities, from sports and ath- letics to public speaking, debate, dramatics, and the Lariat. I ROW I: Lucy Nestal, Dorothy Davis, Pat Philabaum, Pat Reed, Eileen Wilson, Almeda Berkeley, Evelyn Coope, Janet Wespe, Mary Ellen Christensen. ROW II: Hazel Briggs, Doris Sharples, Ann Zuckerman, Donna Mae Atack, Jeanette Leon, Sherry Martin, Patricia Nelson. ROW III: Shirley Ann Waitley, Margaret Weiss, Nancy Irving, Barbara Bourne Nancy Knudsen. ROW IV: Jerry King, Dean Jensen, Gordon Benesh, Sparkie jones, Earl Cochran. ?'1 'JUNICDRS . ig ' I Y F Q ,ff 55344 I ROW I: Virgia Williams, Marion Ovard, Ann Liden, Betty Ausman, Ina Mae Rose- berry, joan Cook, Marjorie Wichman, Shirley Henry, Maxine Childs. ROW II: Dean Collins, Ronald Hirst, joan Morhlang, Ronald Gillard, Albert Garcia, jack Rhoades, Bob Allen. ROW III: Sanford Licking, Mike Volpe, Richard Hoy, Arthur Osterman, Manuel Valdez, Don Way, Bob Patterson. ROW IV: Bob Brickell, Roy Harnish, Kennie Hawkins, Eddie MacClear, jim Kinney, Arlyn Michalsen. V .,.,--i G: I 'f' 'N ROXV I: Thea Randolph, Joanne Hacker, Mary Lou K1lUfl.ll12ll1, Betty Fielver, Betty David, Elaine Lopez, Davon Humble, Betty Miner, Louise Wilsoii. ROXV II1 Louise Samuels, Donna Wrlllcr, Ruth,McLees, 'lune Child, Imogene Null, Lillian Young. RCJW III: Kenny Blair, jerry Carter, Harold Rhodes, Howard Hehert, jim Runyon, jim Christensen, Saverio Pollare, Sheldon Lang. JUNIORS' 5 I 'Ulf fx 15 XX N. RCJW I: Pauline Willi.iii1s, Betty Lou Willi.1i11s, Pat Skroch, Louise Lowe, Grace Spildner, lllilfl7.1I'.l Wilsoii, Pat Beech, Rose Marie Sinden. ROVUII: chlftll Yost Sandra Vifoodworth, Vffilmn Merlclin, Dorothy Wfillis, Bohlwie Norvell, lfvelyn Kokesh, ,Licque Townsend. ROXX! III: Clary Birdge, lilmer Zuliluf, Ed Hlll-l-ITI.ll1, Myron .I.ukson, Howard Clmp- man, lilwood Gettnun, Powell Haley. ROXV IV: Bolo Melvin, Bill Gulliksen, -lim Cfornifk, MAX Satthell, liiyette Lutxis l..lYL'I'l1 Groskop, Bill Smith. ff' 1 X wg ,mm v- I., J , W., B. 'CQ TLTLJ .QL .....,,... H.. .-. f .... . ' 7-.T -I 'x ,Jil' lw A as I . .,, . , . . 1 L 5 gi ROW I: Nathalea Hector, Marian Martin, Nancy Smith, Helen Rhoades,, Shirley Fales, Ethelyn Kingham, Sara Anderson. ROW II: Charlotte Kehl, La Rue Youngberg, Jeannine Setbacken, Dee Gray, Shirley MGee, Jacqullen Patterson, Violet Pruett. ROW III: John Mills, Harold Rhodes, Chuck Afferbach, Robert Macy, Jim Smith. ROW IV: Walter Schwindt, Don Moore, John Palmer, Bill Helm, Rex Fortney, Law' rence Barry, Gene Lamb. ROW V: Merlyn Conner, Jim Kilgore, John Homan, Kenneth White, Bob Moody. JUNIORS: ROW I: Joanne Willoughby, Jeanine Shurtletf, Janice Keldsen, Patty Grund, Donna Maddox, Phyllis Hause, Nancy Burr, Margaret Rhodes. ROW II: John Barnes, Mike Alexander, Arthur Hernandez, W. C. Wadsworth, Ifred Groth, Jim Contos, Don Joder. ROW III: Cloyde Brown, Dick Alexander, Chuck Bryant, Deloy Barrus. Bob Holmes, Jack Robertson, Bob Montgomery, Wint-ered Oyler. ROW IV: Dick Jones, Eldon Dimon, Howard Herbst, Gerald Cudney, Kent Cambell, Fred Benedict, Harold Brown, Jack Gauldin. v 2 - 'J , Q - A VP..-l . Z-.r' - I ROW I: Jacqueline Laybourn, Gloria Wagner, Betty Laybourn, Virginia Childers, Artist Rubin, Barbara Krumm, Fay Faulkiner. ROW II: Dorothy Noetzelman, Mary Mudrock, Delores Kerbs, Pat Reeves, Barbara Ables, Jim Newman. ROW Ill: Bob Montgomery, Melvin Lawrence, Don Gersmehl, Jack Hunter, Billy Stoner, Bob Allen, Donald Wootlcock, Glenn Geiger, Chuck Rohwer. ROW IV: lack Snedaker, Joe I-Ioman, Bob Buckles, Don Furman, James Humble, Richard Wilc'ox, Melvin Beuzel. CJLJNIORS' -55 -E':1E':. al .:.-ar.: - ,- ' 11 ' BTT 1 -111 -ni-111 xiii u i an-gi f . 111- Q:-I - 1, Sl- -- n Q , - ' t fa W eg Qi ,us 3 ,jf J, J. , , R 5, . 1 if e ' i VN In , V 1 Q 15, ' . V 5 Hill, J A I ' t ,P 'fit ' Z x .I IQ ' x,. a1 'VlV. Ili ' .ff ROW I: Ann Bloomtield, Betty Bailey, Joan Lang, Beverly Frederick, Marilyn Woods, Bonnie Brownlee, Jeanie Moore, Eileen Merle. ROW II: Yvonne Jones, Mary Jean Jones, Connie Happel, Donna Smith, Mary Jane Dreisback, Betty Schluter, Barbara Cash, Ruth Nokes. ROW III: Leroy Brumnond, Jim Duncan, JohnFawl, Dale Harris, Bob Bagley, Nick Panopoulas, Richard Magor, ROW IV: Chuck Heaton, Bill Reed, Jennings Ferguson, Clarence Romsa, Dale Martin. 1 t' F F if gs., 5 , Q K ,af T W 'F' ROW I: Shirley Vosler, Barbara Keller, Jeannine Slagle, Dee Miller, Mag Powell, Delores Hendershot, Mary McKay, Delores Webster. ROW II: Wilma Carlberg, Betty Peters, Audrey Rowley, Carol Chambers, Mary Sprinkle, Delores Weickum, Joyce Vilott, Florence Wfheelhouse. ROW III: Tony Bevinetto, june Hook, Doretta Horton, jean Taylor, Verla Lee Rhodes, Barbara Kelley. ROW IV: Andy Tagliavore, Lucille Einen, Corinne Combs, Ardith johnson, Darline Damrow. ROW V: Duane Peterson, Don Yoder, Charles Bell, Lloyd Rigg, Alice McNair, joan Davis. t JUNIORS Evil N' ROW I: Helen Peck, Geraldine Rohn, Margaret Gavin, Vashti Long, Helen Mercado, Betty Wagoner, Lois Mai. ROW II: Delores Flohr, Jean Lebhart, Dora Nockold, Helen Kolkman, Mildred Webber, Patricia Hahn. ROW III: Norman Lovelett, Walter Whitehead, Steve Prodromides, Bob Van Alyne, Leroy Stewart, Melvin Duncan. ROW IV: Franklin Smith, Bill Sinclair, Robert Todd, Neal Shaffer, Robert Snyder, Tom Wann, Clifford Stevens, Bernard Newland, Gene Gallatin, Kenneth Schneider. 2 I I st, Q .19 4' .1 l, v ROW I: Frances Kraus, Pauline Ketcios, joan Torres, Pat Challender, Donna Dimon, Phyllis Frozell. ROW II: Zula Hansen, Glennis Peince, Betty Jones. ROW III: Bill Van Zee, John Price, Robert Horst, Marvin Peterson, Gene McCon- naughey, Andy Fotopolus, Leland Fairbanks. V'? .:m.-F 'i-wn:f6w,,,g1, I 1 .. if.--z wt , -1-fywkv.. ...A JUN IORS -. e '--c N 3 ' pl 5 'S' .jf ml I I I 4- fi' 'lj-it 1 ., F, I. L., .I 'Ze ew14mei ROW I: Helen Crawford, Bonnie Setbacken, Margie Earlywine, Betty Bretell, Rose Regur, Jeannine Bradley. ROW II: Marvin Wolf, jerry Snyder, Ed Caldwell, Gene Wood. L g LO! Beverly Babka, Representativeg Jim Allison, Presidentg Leroy Snow, Vice-Presi- dentg and Bill Sorenson, Secretary. SOPHOMORES After going through the usual suffering and travail the first week of school which wound up with the Sophomore reception, the class got its feet on the ground and went to work getting ready to put on the Sophomore return. With that job done, and done well, most of the bunch began to feel very much at home in the corridors of Senior High. With the exception of a few who fell by the wayside, most of us found our way into one activity, club, or sport in addition to keeping class work going satisfactorily. Now that the year is nearly over, the opening of a new school year in September is eagerly anticipated. tlllilitvww AJ l ROW I: Phyllis Frank, Gloria Bess, Dorothy Ruckman, Marie Montgomery, Thelma jean Peery, Sadie Romero, Sue Hausbach. ROW II: Dorothy johnson, Dharlene Shadley, Mary Harris, Marie Bahr, Pat Haskell, Norma Wallace, Dona Goodman. ROW III: Barbara Scott, Shirley Hickerson, Don Pierson, Marjorie Carson, Margaret Millenkopf, Arlene Shultz. ROW IV: Le Roy Snow-, Frank Belecky, Harold Kelso, Bill Cornick, Floyd Brillhart, Roy Gadlin, Alan David, Austin Siegfried. ROW V: Benny Martellaro, Bob Cain, Lawrence Barry, Richard Chapman, Don Ridley. n-ummm S o P H o M o R E S e-ee 1 1 . '5 q f 0 gg, s':' 1' 9 O ROW I: Marjorie Sharp, Joyce Haverfield, Ellen Reichardt, Doris Schemp, Mildred Lack, Beverly Haugh, Donna Epler. ROW Il: Wayne Richelberger, Ronald Woodcock, Donna McClaine, Betty Hobbs, Prudy Ann McClun. ROW III: lim Ley, Raymond Borah, jim Boland, Pasguale Zumo, Richard Hogue, jim Harrell. ROW IV: Bob Snook, joe Hemphill, Bill Curran, jim O'Br1on, David Shipps. ROW V: Ronald Bauer, Dean Scott, Tommy Rhone, Herbert Freelove, Bob Van Horn. Bill Slalpp. -unau- Yllwl ' -Q-1.2:-ers., I , I 5.5 ,...,,....... l. I 3 i ..,............,....... all I. ROW I: Anita Franson, Jean Shick, Jane Henderson, Irene Hodgkin, Lucille Millward, Louise Marquart, Lorna Patteson, Joyce Rutherford. ROW II: Jean Drysdale, Doris Booker, Betty Joe Laurin, Juanita Walker, Barbara Woolsey, Bonnie Stout, Carole Redhair, Lois Sunnergren. ROW III: Norman Cottier, Jack Walker, John Kylander, John Esmay, Richard Mabie, Don Schonenberg, Don Lozabnick. ROW IV: Jack Tafoya, Don Jeffres. ,n. 46 MW, --t ...,-,,.v,.,,, --..a...M.-.- -w-aumwwwfvvv xxx:-nmxwuw w--4.-A .-.....t....-an--.f..-... ..., .. - . - , ...-.....-....., ....-...-.. ..,........ .4-.-.W .... -..-ffm-... I yi 10' .it ,uv ROW I: Sharon Hand, Barbara Brown, Nancy Randolph, Joyce Brungard, Dorothy Taylor, Annette Worthington, Yvonne Haskins, Jan Cloos, Rosemary Cash. ROW II: Edith Ostling, Margaret Andrews, Jean Amen, Beverly Black, Donella Barry, Betty Vosler, Betty Zeman, Pat Blackorbay. ROW III: Peggy Reckard, Glenna Blougher, Charlene Homewood, Billy Outsen, Billy Sorenson, Tommy Ries, Doug Gillespie. ROW IV: Leonard Holloway, Jim Heftel, Jim Palmer, Robert Shultz. ROW V: Jerry Reinen, Jack Houser, Bob Conine, Warren Shaw. I 1 - n 'Cl E mint. 'Gita AJ. gi . ' on la L Mfgitl ,5,,.:5-'ssi QQ ' 'Ci . fs.. we '- uw Af wp, 64- i vs ROW I: Betty Ackerman, Glenna Baker, Eileen Wood, Reva Sevetson, Roberta Moore, Flora Schrawyer, Penny Davenspike, Pauline Haines. ROW II: Harold Hutton, Eugene Aernie, Janice Barrington, Rolla Templin, Edith Nelson, David Blanchard, Bob Ames, Carl DeWitt. ROW III: George Bell, Richard Mellor, jim Allison, Bill Tyrrell, Willson Brown, Bud Sills, Keith Stewart. ROW IV: Jerry Daniels, Francis Seef, I-Ioffer Gilbert, Don Routh, Gleen Kline, james Barrett. lII.. '.II ..,.T ............IZQ'Q'L . .' qiT':fi: S Q P l-l 0 M Q R E S 'M W T5 sc., .- 1 ....nwnauoua-.avuunar..--.-.-- X-1'- 'uv',..f v .wa .- '- Al 2-I ROW I: Doris O'Brien, Alice Bade, Bonnie Morgan, Lillian Licking, joan Conway, Betty Huhhard, Iva Mae Wadsworth. ROW II: Edna Grunden, Dorothy Steinhour, Carol Walker, Beverly Bahka, Marilou Skrouch, Dorthea Stallhaum. ROW III: Will Luckie, Duane Pindell, Ted Lokey, Bob Welinsky, Carl Milatzo, Freeman Wadsworth. ROW IV: Charles Green, Emery Maese, jim Kline, Dale Schrieber. T . .4 Cv. rig, .,,, ,sexi -.J Ill K' when ,S . nz: , .- ,av 1- 1 K flu y, ,,,,Q ,I vm A :Ji x 4 ,, N., . A g , v ,, is i 3-'lui jj ' 'G .?' -s 'bf It .M ' T v -of - 5 A j ty -.' , A r w : 'G N' iii, , .,. i 3 V, ' '.,,.q A .Q C , gg, J . A Q , I ,,.. I I KAW ROW I: Joann Henderson, Glenna Underhill, Dolfe Brown, Luella Killebrew, Frankie Wilson, Roberta White, Beryle Helton, Doris Faber. ROW II: Dick Perry, Jack Brigham, Alan Hanesworth, Jerry McHenry, Armond Garcia, Alfred Farrens. ROW III: Doyle Andrews, Roland Wonch, Walter Brauinschweig, Donald Lesser, Lloyd Myers, Eugene Christensen, Chuch Stroh. ROW IV: Donald Echardt, Ralph Anderson, Vernon Boward. actin -.U ,. ,. - -.una-teirvsbfri -F: W mer,:,,,,,ggggp1gi:1:1:.-za..gn S 0 P l l O Nl G R E S :.2::.:::t::',:::,'.:e::::ff,'ft. uv.- ,.,. -, I: .LIZ ,A ,,- ROW I: Oleta johnson, Donna McFarlane, Yvonne Lovata, Leona Evert, Ella Porter, Greta Smith. ROW II: Bill Grove, Kenneth Murphy, Clarence Collins, Danny Redmond, George Cox, Lewis Wheeler, Don De Fond, jack Gogerty. ROW III: Dan Bernica, Robert Williams, Bill Lawson, Von Dell Tucker, Donald Olcott, Lyle Van Horn. ROW IV: Dan Stallings, Gordon McDonald, Ronald Gregory, Eugene Kipping, Harry Cole, Charles Brommer, Neil Reich, Roy Bosley, Glenn Spencer. A O l . ,,, .11 . .TFL ? .LJ-if 514 1 T374 -Q. .-vs-sun.-.4...... .. -. ,. . ...,..,..n-una.-.,... .. , , ,. ,.,,,I,,,,,.. ,,,,.., .. .. ....,.-.-aw.. ..,. ll Ill 5 Z- ROW I: Barbara Heinbigner, Betty Britton, Nelle Ames, joan Nelson, joan Stahlnecker, Alberta Lofink, Maxine Kraft. ROW II: Ruby Rowe, Jacqueline Ellis, Alice Beaver, Mae Takahashi, Emma England, Jeannine Kenzy, Esther Hehr, jane Applegate. ROW III: Darlys Kolkman, Geneva Wilks, Gladys Spencer, Dottie Miller, Lucille Connally, Shirley Stevens, Frances Paulus, ROW IV: Tom Gurell, Eddie Zeman, Allen Callwell, janet Lamb, joan Rogers, Maurice Miller, Bob Reed, Jack Freeman. SOPHOMORES I. XIQ' 4 XZ .' I l' X ROW I: Barbara Petersen, Alyce I-lansen, Laura Wilson, Bonnie Urquidez, Dee Vizena, Gertrude Ogle, Lois Brown, Denelta Deines, Winona Gipson. ROW ll: Bill Shultz, Don Moberly, George Chandler, Robert Shultz, Albert Roberts, Larry Heatherington, Anthony Andrikopolus. ROW Ill: john Gear, Brien Peterson, Gerald Chedester, Bill I-Iagood, Frank Miller, jack Baker, Ronald I-Ioflfer, Gun Lea. ROW IV: joe vlordan, Harry Ferguson, La Verne Roons, Sanford Griffin, Richard Deets, Marvin Harvey, Billy Williams, Bill Conine. fl ROW I: Norma Shin, Shirley Meintzer, Marline Mecomber, Audrey Scwaring, Betty Dever, Anita Haag, Dora Gomez, Jeannette Brown. ROW II: Roscoe Carrier, Keith Rodekohr, Bill White, Ray Eckhardt, Charles Gattis, Slater Butts, Don I-Ioffer. ROW III: Dale MacCord, Earl Currence, junior Osteen, jerry Patterson, Waune SOP!-IOMORES ,ah JI' gill lily! Jn-- n 1 Vo 'OO A O to we .,,. st 1 I J A x gm wi 5 ,ix ,A , KY., ' -:J Q 5 We 0' The Homecoming Parade ' Q, Q in ,ffl Q fy Ce A x A on r .J ,,o x . -f i . X' ' 1 Everybody happy? Very Obvious is 'ie Waiting At Last! Hurry it up, men. .2 I Ll i THE NEW LOOK Z 'P , XgAwf+'QM , V A' X! Wx ie No fair peckm Y And they breathe too Y Le art. Are my seams straight? Awwww- ' ' ' MISCELLANIUM Cutting a rug. fu 4 W, 11, We e. 'AAT A 5 . vm - ' S 2 K F.H.A. Initation Banquet R X- :au N 3 K f ,I Y ef ' Sweetheart, Sweetheart 9 ff Z' E fx XNQ it didrfi S-0 ony' Bone-breakers P, e 3 Aloha! al - rg Our lmli.m Primcss .mal llcr Al- tcmlmts, limogcnc NX'orkm.m, Sally l'.xrsol1s illlkl 'lo Anllxins. I llon't w.mt lo on llrc. set thc world JUMILG TQ , , E l lx lx g If ,,,, l lfffwfflrm ,yy I x V1 . 3 i I? lflowcrs for thc fair May I cut in? ll ,T x mmm? W xx' l Q N i ff X nv-Jfxf 'film . .. V' 4004 f,- 4 s.. Ui Homecoming 1897 B x Squaws for a night. lonquist's tootlcrs f 1 The war dance 'nickle W. W THE IUNIOR CLASS PLAY 'Q Q i Sf ujf dbogx f X 7 6 Nw NZ' X NP , . Q A 'Q You don't know! Blue Beard's at it again! Oh, agony 2 FINALE ..,. , 4 'JV m J a wi Q 'Q' F x 'X SQUAWS SADIE SHINDIG 7' ,A 5 ' Q RK Ks X,-'iw' 1 A - 59111, X XM , r iv XX Your guess is as good as mine! Zi Pass the kick-a-poo juice Big joke! Some prominent members of Dog Patch INFORMAL POSUMS V' -Riff QQ What ya got? ju Ex . Good Morning! Good mormng! I .f' X 0 ffifrrrff ' Nj-in .me 'N J Abs. Off the record. Senator Wincrhcll rr', r- d - Q WWA Shick Of Shy Ann ow F .od 'O 'K Ou, Q Q-l HEAP UM BIG SCHOOL ACTIVITIES V. . Locbbxx Q Nb N OK 'Q 1 ' aj Q I0 H 6 ... ff R L, 66 lin ' N. K A ,bio N. 5 SI JSM Qi- Go 5 ' ' K- - N- 5 ,-': 'FSP x 2 u I X Ax K 4' X xx V7 I X f I i i f 3 C bg4Xg'9,f9 . Q' ' . ' , 1 W.:-A .,'- I o Qsoi 09' '- ' ,N . C L . 5 H XJ Q 0 Q . . X I K ,990 5. ,LOQXL ,. ,. , -'ix qloo C uve ' f L ' c D T X'-figxg Xoix ,X wx' A In 3 I' Q5 H- V my M , ' 2 Lo R f ,mt ,afloat I ,I , wx ' i f f- I f -'f - ' ti V ii f ' rl- . ,I , GMP' R I ' 0 rf- a :J , . 4 ' w 42' ' X. X , 1 J A K , ' , U I e at f ., X . lst. I ,at 'l ff',l,j1, , i,fiii'iflx 49 i If 1 X 'N Q X- ! The new look. A J Q I ,..-ff' Latin Lovlies Lapping up lunch. .s lf' ll Blood, Triple treat ' 4 If fi '2:. 42 4 I Favorite Pastime sweat, an fCi1I'S Sleeping Beauty A 'Wixzr A -.-,.?',, 5...-qi., -1--.q +. THE OPERETTA T' rf gkqhg J ,Z A,, I ,, . A up Y -mm-1. Q 4 d 1 X 1 ! -.. ,W Vx 4 A. ' X ' ' X I 'Z' ' 'nxffllff 1 - The opening san-nc in thc opcrc-tt.1, The Mik.ulo, Prcparixmg for thc wedding. Q: vii-4, Q yN:',,'Q!fl? .l' ,gi I .: ,z img? +,,,w 1'L' l 'p ' 1 5 GfQ35C'vA am 13-C t,uv . PM , , . W LE A The Finale if ,-ay' Ouch Y 0 J' 51,5 11.3 g:L.,,,1 ' . O, ',l,l', s 'hu Tl-IE MIKADO hlyx iv C 0, xl ff X ,T fuffllillllllwx lllllgbnltflrioquimull l , my The three little maids from school. 3 N It's LOVE, for is itj Y- Pretty calm for doomed men. The Mikado, Emperor of Vlilpan with his Daughter -in-law Elect, and the Umbrella carrier. V T 1 X 'wx No!No!No! .Q Q22 VF 53-l You have a prize in me f?j, ,, J' 1 s OTHER ACTIVITIES Two from Texas. Atten-SHION! TO THE REAR MARCH! X EX, R I-X R I, ' T A 'X . , I I ii 5343113 Swcct A-d-o-line! , ix XA MM IA, E if I L kxk 'LIA KT I JM I I fri - , . A W TN IW? N J Af X h xx 1' hd' Theme in METAL. Aha! ! That's a threat! First Row: Coach C. H. Blanchard, Leroy Snow, Armound Garcia, Corky Roberts, Herb Freelout, Tommy Rhone, Bud Sills, Ken Murphy, Bom Ames, jack Gogerty, Bob Snook, Glen Kline, Emery Maes, and Bill Sorenson. Second Row: jim Smith, Andy Bunten, Leo Ashba, Glen Oslund, Bob Snyder. Gene Tidball, john Mann, Charles Bell, Dick Haag, Harold Rhodes, Don Olcott, john Wliitesicles, jim Petry, Verl Nash, john Haydon, jim Kinney, Carol Clark, and Coach joe Ferrelli. Third Row: George Ramos, George Kingham, Vondel Tucker, Bill Reed, Dave Uchner, Neil Reich, Larry Barry, Lyle Van Horn, Willard White, Bob Reed, Eldon Dimon, Ralph Anderson, Bill Stapp, Bill Tyrell, Charles Strohe, Bob Buckles, and Bud Freclerer. Fourth Row: Coach Bob Reed, Neil Shaeffer, jack Beahm, Hank Roberts, Glen Vosler, Francis Dunstan, Bob Hyndman, Gilbert Hoffel, Frank Belecky, Max Satchel, Dick Skinner, Don Mabie, jim Runyon, Eddie Fowler, Don Yoeman, Bill Sinclair, Chuck Afflerbachfjoe Homan, and Bob Sorenson. Fifth Row: Howard Herbst, Roy Gadlin, Frank Heaton, Bob Williams, jim Palm- er, Dick Mabie, Dale Martin, Glen joder, Ken Blair, jim Allison, Bob Lawson, Bob Horst, jack Tafoya, Robert Esmay, Dave Blanchard, Don Lozabnick, jerry Snyder, Dean jensen, and Dale Harris. FCDOTBALL Seemingly more effective against out of state opponents, the 1947 football team at Cheyenne High went unbeaten in three games with Colorado and Nebraska foes, but dropped three games in state play while managing to scrape up but two victo- ries during the past season. With a nucleus of eight lettermen, Coach Okie Blanchard whipped his charges thru a gruelling week of training at the old national guard camp at Pole Mountain in the latter part of Au- gust. Following completion of camp, a bombshell burst on In- dian hopes when Adsit was involved in an accident and lost for 1, . E , the most of the season. Stunned somewhat by this loss, the Tribe L A. L fell before Rock Springs, 13 to 7 in the season opener, but bounded back to beat Alliance 30 to 6. A week later they reached the peak to beat Ft. Collins 18 to 6 in an upset victory over the heavily favored Lambkins. f? v 2:3 .MQ QM. Bud Federer, Glen Oslund, Ed Fowler Bob Buckles, jim Adsit, Leo Ashba Dick Skinner, Glen Vosler, Bob Sorenson Don Mabie hr, K-AD --Q ,V pg, V C D ct 4 x fx I-W A . Lx . xx-K Q D Q. . , . K ,,. v ,Q Pessimism shrouded the Indians as they prepared for their traditional rivals, the Casper Mustangs, October 5. Plagued by a few bad breaks, and not at full strength, Cheyenne was edged out by the Mustangs, 20-19 in a thriller at Warren Bowl. On Oc- tober 27, much to the satisfaction of a large homecoming crowd, romped to a 31 to 7 decision over the hapless Sheridan Broncs. A week later the Tribe ran roughshod over the Torrington Trailblazers 46-O, and the following week once again demon- strated its prowess over out of state teams by defeating Grand junction, 6-0 on their field. Grand junction went to the semi- finals for the Colorado championship. A freakish blizzard before kickoff time made it necessary to call off the game here with Pueblo Central, Colorado cham- pions, November 7. Unable to shake off the effects of two weeks iclleness, Cheyenne ended its season on a dismal note Nov. 15 at Laramie, falling before the inspired Plainsmen, 12-0. Andy Bunten, Bob Buckles, and Dick Haag however won places on various all-state mythical teams. Dick Skinner, Don Yoeman, George Kingham john Haydon, Andy Bunten, Dick Haag Francis Dunston, Carol Clark, Harold Rhodes jack Beahm, john Mann, John Whitesides Verl Nash, Larry Barry, Jim Petry jim Runyon, Howard Herbst, Lyle Van Horn A i l Willard White Keith Cooper jim Petry Gunder Ha 1 ,lim Adm Dick Skinner I-H STATE CHAMPIONS The Tribe clearly showed its championship class in the state tournament by trounc- ing the Lovell Bulldogs 55-29 in the finals after beating Cody 48-81, Sheridan -i6-38, and Kemmerer 60--19 on successive nights. The performance of the team was so smooth in the final game that there was no doubt about the result. Andy Bunten and Dick Grinder Haag won individual honors by placing on the all-state team. Cheyenne started its season by trouncing Ft. Collins -16-18, repeating the process a week later by a 52-22 score. A night later they humbled the Greeley Wildcrrtts, 5-1-39. A last minute basket by Andy Bunten gave the Tribe a 39-38 margin against Rawlins in the first home floor contest with a state five. Midwest succumbed to the Scat Kids the following week 59-37. The Indians journeyed to Denver january 10 to play the eventual Colorado champions, Manual. Wlmen the fray ended, the Tribe had emerged with a 47-42 victory. Rock Springs was out-classed on the home floor 48-26, january 163 and the following week the squad again went to Denver to swamp Holy Family 63-30 at the city auditorium. Laramie was tougher that week, but was turned back 37-27. Cas- per was no competition, losing to the Tribe 30-56 and 32-59 on the Cheyenne floor. George Kingham Don Yoeman Glen Oslund Verl Nash Bob Buckles Andy Buntcn Unbeaten over an all game winning streak, the Indians departed for their annual western trip with tomahawks whetted for three more scalps. However the Rawlins Out- laws had a well prepared ambush and gave the Tribe a 53-43 licking. The Tribesmen managed to salvage some of their prestige by whipping Green River 49-40 and Rock Springs 54-48. On the succeeding week the Nebraska trip was successful, with Torring- ton and Scottsbluff scalps dangling from their belts with 54-23 and 72-39 scores. February 19 the Capital City crew beat back a determined Wheatland team 36-29, and then headed for Casper and a two game series. Cheyenne made it three in a row in the opener Friday by a 49-38 count, but to the chargin of the experts and joy of .hc Casper fans, lost to the Mustangs in the series final, 35-39. The next week the Scat Kids rang down the curtain on the regular season play with a pair of wins over Tor- rington 70-38 and Laramie 58-30. Without extending themselves, the Tribe defended its district crown at the Wheat- land tourney. In the semi-finals the Indians beat Lusk 50-27 and blasted Wheatland 42-29 to annex their fifth successive district title. Eight seniors: Bunten, I-laag, Oslund, Buckles, Petry, Nash, Kingham, and Yoe- man, bulwarked this years team and were instrumental in the fine showing made under the careful guidance of Coach Okie Blanchard. Batk: Dean Collins, jim Runyon, Chuck Afflerlnaeli, Ed MtCl.iin, Charles Bell, Mgr., Cliff Stevens, Bill Reed, Howard Herbst, Tod McKinney. Second: Coanh Okie Blanchard, Bob Van Alyne, Gerald Cudney, Dirk Skinner. Willilrtl White, Keith Cooper, 'lim Adsit, Earl Cochran, Bill Sinclair. Front: Don Yeomiin, Andy Bunten, Bob Butkles, Glen Oslund, Grinder Haag. jim Petry, Poddy Nash, George Kingham. Charles Bell Student Manager SEASON RECORD Cheyenne -16 Cheyenne 52 Cheyenne 54 Cheyenne 39 Cheyenne 59 Cheyenne 47 Cheyenne 48 Cheyenne 63 Cheyenne 39 Cheyenne , , 56 Cheyenne 59 Cheyenne 45 Cheyenne 49 Cheyenne S4 Cheyenne 54 Cheyenne ,. 72 Cheyenne 36 Cheyenne 49 Cheyenne 35 Cheyenne , ,, , 70 Cheyenne 58 lit. Collins lit. Collins Greeley Rawlins Midwest Manual Rock Springs Holy lfamily Laramie Casper Casper Rawlins Green River Rock Springs Torrington Scottsbluff Wheatland Casper Casper Torrington Laramie lH ww 59 58 57 -ll 20 30 5-1 30 52 5 5 40 -lb 25 59 29 .58 59 58 50 Back: Dave Blanchard, Ralph Anderson, Vondell Tucker, Corky Roberts. Middle: Coach Georges, Jack Gogerty, Roy Gadlin, John Esmay, Keith Rodekohr, Ken Murphy. Front: LeRoy Snow, Tom Rhone, Bill Tyrell, Lyle Van Horn, Don Olcutt, jim Allison, Bill Stapp, Nealon Reich, Bob Reed. SOPHOMORE SQUAD Under the direction of Coach Georges, the Sophomore squad went through a suc- cessful season, winning the majority of its games. Most important, however, is the ex- perience the members got which will help them so much when tryouts for the varsity are held this fall. INTRAMURAI. CHAMPS Back: Frear, Valdez, Cheever. Front: Brummond, Mabie, Dunston, Taylor. Back: Brian Murphy, Bob Van Horn, Harold Hutton, Max Satchell, Bob Taylor, Bob Todd, John Barnes, and jack Walker. Second: jack Freeman, Dwight Kimsey, john Haydon, Sparkie jones, Keith Kvenvolden, jackie Robertson, Bob Goss, jerry Daniels, and jim Newman. Front: Austin Siegfried, Don Sutton, Forrest Kepler, Dick Ander- son, and Mr. Murphy, Coach. SWIMMING Although the swimming season is not over as the Pow Wow goes to press, the team has had a fairly, good season under the direction of Coach Murphy. Two new re- cords were set this year by Brian Murphy and john Haydon. Meets were held with Ft Collins and Casper. WRESTLING Under the direction of Mr. Clark, wrestling has become firmly established as a competitive sport. After getting off to a slow start against Loveland, Cody, and Laramie, the squad came back to defeat Laramie. The squad also made a trip to Greeley. c .1 Back: Mr. Clark, Coach, Gerald Kailey, john Mann, Arlyn Michalsen, and Lyle Post, Assistant Coach. Second: Elmer Moyer, Dick O'Neil, Riach Deets, james l-lertel, R. West, and Glen Spencer, Manager. Front: jimmy Contos, Bob Williams, Bud Sills, Dick Mabie, Raymond Borah, and Larry Barry. Not in picture: Paul Larson, Don Pier- son, Slater Butts, Larry Osman, jack Tafoya, john Kaiser, and Rex Fortney. ,Aw 'X Back Row: Olcott, Satchell, Haag Front: Adsit. Nash, Martin, Bunten, Clark TRACK With a nucleus of seven lettermen, Coach Okie Blanchard hopes to assemble sufficient additional strength to regain the state track crown which the Tribe lost to Rock Springs last year with the Indians coming in second. Of the veterans, Nash will return in the sprinits and weightsg jim Adsit in the weights and middle distancesg Dale Martin and Max Satchell are back in the middle distance runs, with Andy Bunten and Dick Haag in the hurdles. Don Olcott, who won his letter last year while in the ninth grade, will strengthen the squad in field events, especially the pole vault. STUDENT MANAGERS Dean Jensen, Keith Kvenvolden, Gordon Benesh, Conrad Sherwood, Sparkie jones iii SL 3 ,af QV F --in if i-,,, l t S . R S43 'N 2 X A ua., 1 lv gl ESV I ,t 453.3 My ' u Q The girls began their year's sports activities with tennis. A tournament was held in the fall with the single and double matches. Then a tournament was held in baseball with ten or more teams competing. The White-Socks won the baseball championship. After the base- ball season is over we come indoors to some of our great indoor sports, basketball, volleyball, and ping-pong. There is great fun in these sports and there are six or more teams com- peting for the championship. Basketball is a sport that most every girl looks forward to every year. There are ten and more teams entered in this great sport, with lots of fun and good sportsmanship shown. Throughout the year there are many other tournaments held. They are as follows: ping pong, bowling, swimming, and horseshoe. These are played by many individuals, and they all have great fun with hard work. The award for each winner of the tour- nament is having her name or team's name put on the plaque which is put up in the Physical Education office. la . V Y I A , mf My 1 N.: if f il V I i V P , 'ii-he pa!! A-' 'T ' it '-354 4, - sata n 6 . N .fy 1 3 1 if' 'ft al? 4 X ,X , , , , i 5.- , 'G 2. X 1 U I. f, I . Jqrolq .L - 5-,ni .. s L' ' W'f N. 'Amigo 1 N St - V X . w? .I ,, x ' 1 ' N J - ' - I . . . GX as ..Qvv,? . '1. ' 3'Q'.i i3ii K. :gg s A . . 'X I X ,4 .2 ' I xg 'K ' 'lil ' Jig .1 :L 5 ' s? 1 www - , ' A A' WE -.. 1 - 4, , . -A . JJ . g 3 N - L. . few 1. ,Q I vkfn Q1 t I .J I-' ,vf iv Y A v. 1: I 145, 4-P 'iLQ'4'M A ' . s. - f 4 4' x .A ,I . 1 A' ,dx , . I r I - A ! If , f wa .. ,A , . I - my , s. 4 Q 5. 1 .-n, . , a ' :mf A .Aff ha 14811 :FI f.--' E JM- , L ' -, X 'e . - , Xi-Fw 71' .' J ' ', . jf , J, , u H ..- Q-r 1 Inf. .. ',,f. .,, :a1,jsf'R.'Q4l' ' .I 2 ,, W .,, K .. W , L. . , . , X egg -,Q-fl Q .' ?1.'.'w-Ji 'X-fr... ' ,Q LJ., . A . -. -. -. -, . -vw- 4' Kr .H ---, fn. Q . X . ,, . . Q- H wr. K ,T . ., gy.-x c K .. i WS 4? Q. V 'ex 'fx' xv - x . w V M 'ff JET, W A 2? us. 4 L: S g ? 2' fy f-f Z 14 5 if 53' 5 an-1 , 5' 1 . Y J,-. ,fx -f.ew.s'r,,wQ Qr-Q -M, gg g W ex-if f-. .2 1' ,. .fx .fb ff: Q Qguigf 3 ' x tx N5 P' Of 1 ..... if 4- , . .Q .Vg 1 Back: Audrey Rowley, Don Yoder, Andy Tagliavore, Gordon Benesh, Sparkie jones, Max Satchell, Barbara Bourne, Mary McKay. Third: Betty Brettell, june Hook, jean Brown, Ruth Gardner, june Koerner, Bob Sorenson, Bill Thompson, jack Bea.hm, Leroy Amen, Pat Reed, Lucy Nestal, Nancy Irving. Second: Ann Bloomfield, jeannine Stallings, Eleanor Peterson, Mary Elizabeth Jones, Frank Mulhern, Andy Bunten, Verl Nash, Bill Hamilton, Dwight Kimsey, Janice Reed, Mona Sherd, Mary Frances Pollare. First: Shirley Kinney, Sharon Strimling, Margery Reed, Mary Mortenson, Dona Reed, Carolyn Groves, Betty Fern Hoyt, Betty Engleman, Pat Gardner, Phyllis jack, Lenore Hollman, Brian Murphy, Keith Kvenvolden. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY To be elected a member of the National Honor Society is one of the highest student honors. The basis for election to this society is: Leadership-demonstrating, contributing and initiating ideas for the life of the school: Service-a willingness to ren- der any service to or for the school, Character-demonstrating qualities as morality, achievement, and personality: and Scholastic Achievement-the student must be in the upper one-third of his class. Only five per cent of the-junior class and fifteen per cent of the senior class may be elected. They are lected by the faculty members. The highlight of the year is the initiation ceremony at an assembly, in which the old members tell the purpose and aims of the society and initiate their new members. An annual picnic is always held each year also. The officers are as follows: president, Betty Fern Hoyt, vice-president, Betty Engle- mang and secretary-treasurer, Carolyn Groves. Sponsors of the organization are Alice Williamson, chairman: Wilhelmina Miller, Myrl Gibson, Mrs. Pearl Cook, Elva Adams, Mr. Clyde Owens, Mr. Riley Snow, and Mr. C. H. Blanchard. -I war .J gm' .lfk Row 1: Beverly Babka, Gordon Benesh, Andrew Bunten, Mary Mortensen, Mary Pollare Row 2: Mary McKay, Mona Sherd, Shirley Kinney, Delores Miller, Ruth Gardner Row 3: joe McGowan, Bud Federer, Conrad Sherwood, Pat Gardner Row 4: jim Adsit, Dick jackson, jim'Allison STUDENT COUNCIL To train responsible students to make their own laws and enforce them, to settle problems of interest to all the members of the school is the purpose of the Student Council. This organization meets whenever an occasion makes necessary a decision. The Student Council, as the center of the student body for C.H.S., has representatives from all clubs, and from every class fthese are the class officersj. During the year the council has sponsored several mixers, The Mid-Year formal, 'the Musicale, and other vital functions. Officers of the Student Council are: Andy Bunten, President Gordon Benesh, Secretary. QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll is an International honorary organization for students who have done outstanding work in journalism. To become a member, one must. be in the upper third of his class, and must have held a responsible position on either the yearbook or the newspaper. Officers of the club must be Seniors. Each member receives a pin signifying membership at the time of the National Honor Society initiation assembly. This year's new members were entertained at an initiation banquet in March. W W-53, ,QU gig: S ' is he X 6 m gl Ni 1 K M... - Mix' Back: Bill Hamilton, Mike Christopulos, joe McGowan. Row 2: Marilyn Vissen- berg, Wilma Carlberg, Pat Fuller, and Jeannine Stallings. Front: Mary Barry, Donna Stark, Ruth Gardner, Donna Hines, and Mary Pollare tr-s X Row 1: Margery Reed, Donna Soden, Carolyn Groves, Ruth Gardner, Mary Mortensen, Shirley Kinney, Ar- lene Levitt, Arlene Ferguson, Jeannine Stallings. Row 2: Dolores Randolph, Sharon Strimling, Lenore Hoffman, June Koerner, Betty Hoyt, Nancy Vosler, Donna Reed. Row 3: Jeannine Shurtleff, Carol Chambers, Ruth Simmons, Nancy Irving, Evelyn Coope, Sherry Martin, Ann Zuckerman, Pat Reed, Phyllis Jack. Row 4: Janice Reed, Wilma Carlberg, Barbara Bourne, Mary McKay, Connie Happel, June Hook, Jean Taylor. Row 5: Betty Peters, Donna Stark, Betty Perry, Mary Snedaker, Ferne Van Doren. Not pictured are: Marv Barry and Pat Gardner. TOMAHAWKS One of the outstanding pep organizations of the school has always been the hall mark of the Tomahawk Club. These enthusiastic girls in their red and black jackets are always on the sidelines cheering our team on to victory. Some of their other important functions are the Tomahawk Turnabout every year, Homecoming Assemblies, time keepers for speech meets, selling candy at games, and they are always willing to support other groups activities. To become a Tomahawk the girl must have and maintain a two point five average and be voted in by the girls ot their respective classes. Officers are Mary Mortensen, president, Ruth Gardner, vice-president, and Shirley Kenney, secretary. Spon- ' sorsare Miss Myrl Gibson and Miss Mary Dudley. BIG SISTERS This Senior Group, instituted for the purpose of aiding Sophomore girls, has been one of the most effective groups of its kind since it began. Each Spring, the Sophomore grils are invited to a Tea sponsored by this group. They also sponsor the Sadie Hawkins Dance. The organization has sponsored mixers and aided whenever possible in forwarding school spirit and understanding, under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Cook. Row 1: Dorothy Davenport, Jo Adkins, Doris Kilgore, Joyce Moore, Marilyn Johnson, Emogene Worknian, Peggy Corbin, Nancy Helzer. Row 2: Joyce Vandehie, Shirley Kinney, Phyllis Jack, Barbara Kahn, Margery Reed, Betty Hoyt, Ruth Gardner, Pat Gardner, Elaine Dallas, Jean Sherman, Mary Pollare, Mary Barry. Row 5: Sally Parsons, Donna Hines, Carolyn Groves, Lenore Hoffman, Mayr Mortenson, June Koerner, Jo Ann Roulston, Mary Snedaker, Carol Watrous, Jeanne Palmer, Arlene Levitt. Row 4: Mary Jones, Janice Reed, Sharon Strinling, Donna Reed, Pat Fuller, Betty Perry, Jeannine Stallings, Arlene Ferguson, Ruth Powell. Row 5: Betty Engleman, Donna Soden, Dorothy Restivo, Evelyn Lohman, Betty Frances, Ruth Simmons, Carol Engleman, Dorothy Ritze, Beverly Berry, Ferne Van Doren. Row 6: La Rue Mouer, Gladys Horsburgh, Wanda Bivens, Eleanor Peterson, Nancy Vosler, Jean Brown, Mar- garet Ahrens, Mona Sherd, Irene Shores, Mary Shaw, Margaret Taitt, Patsy Daniels, Alta Ferguson, Beverly Hixen- baugh, Isabel Bosley, Marilyn Vissenberg, Mildred Scott, Genevieve Bergen, Ernestine Arnold. I. Eileen Wilson, Lucy Nestal, Helen Mercado, Annette Worthington, Lavonne Hos- kins, Betty Lou Williams, Barbara Brown, Carol Redhair, Bonnie Stout, Sadie Romero, La Verna Cooper, Dorothy Johnson, Mary Lou Mudrock, Hazel Briggs, Ardith Johnson, Dona Goodman, Glennis Spencer, Frances Paulus. II. Donelta Dienes, Roberta Moore, Kathleen Caloway, Janice Barrington, Joan Rodgers, Mary Harris, Shirley Hickerson, Sally Adsit, Anita Haag, Mildred Lack, Anita Franson, Jeannie Moore, Sammie Bassett, Sue Housback, Dora Gomez. III. Nancy Randolph, Nancy Knudsen, Donna Smith, Almeda Berkely, Pauline Haines, Eileen Wood, Arlene Shultz, Mary Lou Skroch. IV. Ann Bloomfield, Nancy Smith, Pat Reeves, Delores Hendershot, Pat Philabaum, Barbara Krumm, Glenna Underhill. V. Jane Henderson, Jane Applegate, Mary Frances Pollare, Pat Challender, Alice Beaver, Jeanette Brown, Jean Schick, Shirley Ann Waitley, Donna Mae Atack, Dorothea Stallbaum, Norma Wallace, Pat Haskell, Janice Keldsen, Elaine Dallas. VI. Gloria Jean Bess, Dorothy Davenport, Jean Amen, Jean Brown, Helen Rhoades, Donna Dimon, Ethelyn Kingham, Betty Massie, Gladys Harris, Pat Schroh, Mae Irene Shores. PEPSTERS The Pepsters, sponsored by Mrs. Tebbs and Miss Daly, have done many things this year. They gave a skitduring halftime at a basketball game, gave a pep assembly, and chartered buses to many games including the tournament at Laramie. In the spring they sponsored a dance. The officers are: President, Pat Reeves, Vice-President, Edith Nelson, Secretary, Janice Keldsen, and' Treasurer, Janet Davis. I. Nathalea Hector, June Child, Donnella Barry, Joyce Brungard, Barbara Kahn, Betty Schulter, Lucille Connally. II. Jeanette Leon, Janet Davis, Willa Watson, Ruth Vosler, Glenna Beougher, Beverly Allen, Oleta Johnson, Maxine Kensinger, Beverly Black. III. Lois Sunnergreen, Geraldine Pendly, Sue Rectoc, Louise Marquot, Betty Brettel, Barbara Ables, Jean Sherman, Barbara Scott. IV. Mary Winterroad, Beryle Helton, Dorothy Ruckman, Peggy Peckarcl, LaRue Youngsberg, Barbara Peterson, Jean Drysdale. V. Beverly Babke, Jackie Ellis, Isabelle Bosley, Janet Wespe, Joyce Vilott, Ellen Reic- hardt, Thelma Peery, Irene Hodgekins. VI. Sharon Hand, Luella Killebrew, Edith Ostling, Alta Ferguson. VII. Dolphe Brown, Margaret Andrews, Doretta Horton, Rolla Templin, Charlene Homewood, Charlene Shadley, Edith Nelson. Tl-i.l I- -if--va. , ..T rr ,, 7-1471!-f.1-.4 T..- -. Q, V J- -V -.-, ,-x ' Q vi., , - ,.,,,,q. Ls- ' - 14 H. -..-.. XJ Back Row: Bill Thompson, Pat Gardner, Janice Reed, Larry Murray, Carolyn Groves, Shirley Kinney, Eddie Fowler. Front: jo Adkins, june Koerner, Donna Red, Sharon Strimling, Phyllis jack, Peggy Corbin THESPIANS The local troupe of the Thespians is the dramatic honor society for Cheyenne High School. To become a member of this organization one must have done outstanding work in the field of acting or production. Highlight of the season is the annual drama night, presented in April, and consisting of one act plays. Officers are Carolyn Groves, president, Sharon Strimling, vice-president, and Janice Reed, secretary. Miss Hatch is sponsor. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Is the school organization which recognizes outstanding art in public speaking and debate. The local NFL chapter participates in debate, panels, declamations, radio, and after-dinner speaking. Its membership has made an exceptional record in competitive forensics this year in the Rocky Mountain region. The group is sponsored by Miss Yonick. !'x Front: Keith Kvenvolden, president, joan Adkins, Shirley Kinney, secretary, Mary Mortensen, treasurer, june Hook, Betty Hoyt, and Gordon Benish, vice-president, Qnot in icturej. P 4th Row: Eddie Fowler, Howard Hebard, Williard Sandahl, Mike Christopulos, LeRoy Amen. 3rd Row: Nick Panopulos, Bill Thompson, Conrad Sherwood, Harland Stanley. 2nd Row: Miss Yonick, Leonore Hoffman, Carol Redhair, Donna Hines, Mary Pollare, Pat Gardner. 3 3 -E l '43 Row 1: Mary Barry, Jeanne Palmer, Evelyn Lohman, Mona Sherd, Rose Regur, Pat Gardner. Row 2: -John Haydon, Keith Kvenvolden, Leroy Amen, Conrad Sherwood, Bob Scott, Bud Carlson, Harlan Stanley, Bruce Lowerv. Not shown are: Brian Murphy and Willard Sandahl. ' SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club, sponsored by Miss Cooper, has been very active this year. They travelled to Laramie in November, and went on a conducted tour of the Science Depart- ments of the University. In December three. entries were submitted to the National Science,Talent Search. In March, several participants from Cheyenne were included on a program given in Laramie at a meeting of the State Junior Academy of Science. First semester officers included g Conrad Sherwood, President, Bob Scott, Vice-Presidentg Keith Kvenvolden, Secretary-Treasurer. FHA Future Homemakers of America sponsored a number of projects during the year, including a district meeting for a number of schools in the region, and had the national adviser here as speaker. Phyllis Jack is state treasurer of state FHA. The group, sponsored by Miss Ford, also took part in the state meeting at Laramie in April. Row 1: Greta Ogle, Dorothy Restivo, Ina Mae Roseberry, Joan Cook, Phyllis Jack, Barbara Peterson, Marie Montgomery, Betty Fieber, Dorothy Ritzke. Row 2: Willine Wilkenson, Margery Wichman, Betty Wagoner, Donna Waller, Delyne Walker, Maxine Kraft, Betty Brettel. ' Row 3: Mary Sprinkle, Jeannine Kenzy, Betty Haug, Juanita Walker, Helen Kolk- man, Edith Bade, Marlene Mecomber. Row 1: Lenore Hoffman, Barbara Kahn, Mary McKay, June Koerner, Robert Shultz, Leroy Amen, Frank Mulhern, Kenneth Blair, Bill Thompson, Jack Hunter, Audrey Rowley, Mary Jones, Carol Watrous. Row 2: Sharon Strimling, Carol Engleman, Genevieve Bergen, Donna Soden, Tommy Reeves, Jerry Snyder, Douglas Gullespie, Jerry Carter, Tony Bevineto, Dolores Miller, Shirley Kinney, Betty Peters, Delores Hendershot, Evelyn Lohman. Row 3: June Hook, Emogene Workman, Mary Pollare, Betty Hoyt, Wanda Bivens. Jim Runqon, Chuck Af- flerbach, Howard Herbst, Andy Tagliavore, Myron Hatch, Janice Reed, Mary Mortensen, Pat Reeves, Phyllis Jack, Barbara Krumm. Row 4: Joan Cook, Nancy Smith, Jeanine Shurtleff, Shirley Vosler, Ruth Gardner, Jimmy Mecomber, Charles Bell, Bill Tyrrell, Bob Holmes, Jim Smith, Joan Yarter, Marie Linglebach, Carolyn Groves, Pat Challender, Connie Happel. THE CONCERT CHOIR The outstanding choir in the music department is the Concert Choir, which is composed of Juniors and Seniors who were picked carefully in the fall. The group has taken part in many school programs and outside activities. A few of the more important were: the annual Christmas program, the Operetta, The Mikado g they also took part in the Music Festival held in Rawlins, a concert with the Band and Orchestra was given in February. The proceeds were used to purchase new maroon robes for the Choir. Their last two programs were Baccalaureate and Commence- ment, which ended an eventful and sucessful year. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSICIATION The Girls Athletic was organized in the fall of 1934 with the purpose of promoting interest in girls athletics in high school. The organization promotes tournaments in softball, volleyball, tennis, ping pong, basketball, horseshoes, and bowling. For every tournament played each player receives points. Points are awarded for other outside activities that take energy, such as hiking, swimming, dancing, ets. Each person must have at least fifty points before she can be accepted as a member. Two initiations are held each year, which admit Sophomores, Juniors or Seniors. As points are increased, awards are given. Officers are: Arlene Levitt, president, Mary Mortensen, vice-president, Ruth Gardner treasurer, and Shirley Kinney, student council representative. L L El 1 Row iz Ruth Gardner, Jeanne Palmer, Arlene Levitt, Mary Mortensen, Carol Engleman, Mary Snedacker, Pauline Kecios, Janice Booth, Mary Barry Row 2: Joyce Moore, Jo Adkins, Betty Williams, Betty Miner, Jeanine Slagle, Sally Anderson, Barbara Krumm, Joan Cook, Ima Mae Roseberry, Margery Reed, Jeannine Setbachken, Louise Lowe, Joan Yarter, Emogene Work- man, Pat Challender, Audrey Townsend. Row 3: Sandra Woodworth, Maxine Childs, Janice Reed, Carolyn Groves, Betty Hoyt, Betty Massie, Jeannette Leon, Almeda Berkley, Maxine Groshart. Row 4: Helen Crawford, Margery Earlywine, Dorothey Davenport, Betty Perry, June Hook, Nancy Smith. Row 5: Genevieve Bergen, Evelyn Gavin, Yvonne Jones, Irene Manelis, Betty Engleman, Jean Brannan. Row 6: Donna Soden, Donna Atack, Alma O'Connor, Patty Grund, Jean Brown, Ardith Johnson, Helen Rhoades, Lucy Nestal, Mildred Scott, Alice McNair, Ilene Merrill, Sherry Martin, Jean Taylor, Donna Demon, Eth- elyn Kingham, Donna Reed, Florence Wheelhouse, Jo Ann Roulston, Phyllis Jack, Charlotte Kehl. --r f rev-'--vw-M'-1-....Ns. ,..a..,,,,, 'WN'- -ANN, .V v-W-.M-...TW ..... .V I a........ ' -,,...r.:L.,..a...- , ,Q . N Row 1: Brain Murphy, Keith Kvenvolden, Leroy Amen, Conrad Sherwood, Mary Pollare, Dorothy Davis, Bill Thompson, Warren Sarine, Sparky Jones. Row 2: Wilma Carlberg, Beverly Beach, Janet Davis, Sherry Martin, Pat Reed, Willa Watson, Pat Challen- der, Janice Keldsen. Row 3: Connie Happel, JoAnne Willoughby, Eileen Wilson, Donna Atack, Lucy Nestal, Charlene Homewood, June Hook, Jeanette Leon. Row 4: Barbara Heller, Nancy Randolph, Marilyn Vissenberg, Evelyn Gavin, Beverly Babka, Sharon Hand, Dolphi Brown, Nancy Irving. Row 5: Dorothy Ruckman, Jean Drysdale, Barbara Bourne, Ardith Johnson, Barbara Brown, Edith Ostling, Donna Killebrew, Miss Beck. Row 6: Jeanine Shurtleff, Ruth Gardner, Mae Irene Shores, Jean Amen, Charlene Shadley, Margaret An- drews, Harry Cole, Joyce Brungard, Don Bernica, Paul LafkaS, Don Shallfh- PAN-AMERICAN CLUB The Pan-American Club was organized in 1938 under the sponsorship of Miss Mildred Beck. The purpose of the club is to promote good relations between North and South America and to study the customs and habits of the countries. Club officers are: Mary Pollare, and Conrad Sherwood, co-presidents, Dorothy Davis, secretary, Sparkie Jones, sergeant-at-arms: Mary McKay, student council representative, and Wilma Carlberg, reporter. The annual initi- ation banquet was held in the fall. The year was ended with a joint meeting-with the Future Homemakers and a Pan- American Day program. LATIN CLUB The SPQR, now in its third year, completed a very active year which was highlighted with a Romanfbanquet and a mixer. The club sold pencils before and after school. They are affiliated with the National Junior Classical League. Senatus Row 1: Mary Jones, Janet Wespe, Barbara Ables, Mona Sherd, Bill Thompson, Jean Schick, Evelyn Lohman, Ruth Powell, Saverio Pollare, Harry Cole. Populus Row 2: Jackie Ellis, Mrs. Bauder, Janet Davis, Oleta Johnson, Sally Adsit, Jan Cloos, Anita Fransen, Lucille Counolly, Roy Bosley, Lloyd Myers. Row 3: Mae Takahashi, Carol Redhair, Shirley Hickerson, Jane Henderson, Dottie Miller, Bonnie Stout, Yvon- ne Lovata. Row 4: Ann Liden, Polly Haines, Jean Drysdale, Rolla Templin, Lois Sunnergren, Jean Amen, Charlene Homewood, Beverly Black, Juanita Walker, Don Bernica, Austin Siegfried. Row 5: Shirley Waitley, Tom Reeves, Jack Snedaker, Tom Gurell, Beverly Babka, Alice Beaver, Barbara Wilson, Keith Kvenvolden, Norman Rhodine, Robert Shultz. Not shown are: Margaret Andrews and Beryle Hel- ton. Front: Roberts, Runyon, Yoeman, Buckles, Federer, Nash, Clark, Mulhern, Martin, Aflerbach, and Sinclair Middle: Oslund, Olcott, Whitesides, Rhodes, Haag, Cooper, Adsit, Petry, Mann Back: Fowler, Dunstan, Vosler, Kingham, Haydon, Bunten, Sorensen, Mabie, Skinner C CLUB Comprised of boys who have won letters in major sports, the C Club is one of the most exclusive boys organizations in school. But in Cheyenne High under the sponsorship of Coach Okie Blanchard, it is more than just an honor society for athletes. The C Club has sponsored a boxing tourna.ment.which has become increasingly popular with the boys. Traditionally the members of the C Club assist in the supervision of the halls dur- ing fire drills and are prepared to act in an emergency. The organization has also helped from time to time in campaigns for improving the school. Officers of the club are jim Adsit, president, Carol Clark, vice-president, Verl Nash, secretary, Bob Buckles, treasurer, Bud Federer, representative, and George King- ham, chief. Row 1: Cloyde Brown, Frank Baird, Betty Wagener, Eleanore Petersen, Margery Wichman, Peggy Wees, Pat Reed, Brian Murphy. Row 2: Norman Rhodine, Janet Davis, Mary Cheever, Edith Ostling, Margery Reed, Dolphe Brown, Carol Engleman, Roberta White, Leona Everts, janet Wespe, Mary Elizabeth Jones, Nancy Vosler. Row 3: Betty Zeman, Shirley Vosler, Gary Birge, Reva Sevitson, jean Brannan, Dean Davis, Arlen Mason, jack Snedaker, Pauline Haines, Mary Christenson, Helen Wichman, Betty Ackerman, Bob Conine. Row 4: Ann Liden, Sally Adsit, jerry Daniels, Bob Conine, Harry Cole, Nellon Reich, Mary Harris, Bill Soren- sen, jim Newman, Oleta johnson, Ed Huffman, Glenna Baker, Charlotte Kehl, Gene Knipping. Row 5: Nancy Bunch, Bob Patterson, Ralph Anderson, Roy Bosley, Tom Reeves, John Schoneberg, Dick jack- son, Eddie Fowler, Mae Takahashi, Mr. Blaine Blonquist. BAND Having grown from a fifteen-piece infant, to a growing, thriving 58-piece adult, there is no end to the inspira- tion and pleasure which this group of interested music lovers gives. Whether at football games or at our own auditorium, whether beating out a good old school song or a clas- sic, the band was that something all of us needed to make us feel that we were all on one team. Winning top hon- ors in the Festival, having the Concert Group-Band-Orchestra Concert, marching in the Memorial Day parade, and participating in extra assemblies made us appreciate them all the more. It's good when people can come together with such a bond between them as music. ORCHESTRA Row 1: Ronald Gregory, janet Davis, Roberta White, Marva Lea Wunch, Marilou Skroch, Greta Smith, Leon- ard Halloway, Mae Irene Shores. u Row 2: Armond Garcia, Pat Reed, Eleanore Petersen, jim Newman, Dick jackson, Cloyde Brown, Charlotte Kehl, Alice Hansen, Margery Reed. This year, the orchestra has grown both in size and importance. At the beginning of the year the orchestra played for the Operetta, The Mikado as one of their main projects. In February, the Orchestra participated in a Concert with the Band and Concert Group. Solo groups and ensemblies were organized and took part in assemblies and the Music Festival at Rawlins. 0 x'0 0 0,4 4 Y4LNfi.K Back: Bob Taylor, Keith Poch, John Mann, Charles Warner Third: Louise Samuel, Marilyn Vissenberg, Audrey Holmes, Lucy Nestal, Jeannine Stallings, Audrey Townsend Second: Sally Parsons, Doris Kilgore, Joyce Moore, Pat Philabaum, Audrey Rowley, Mary Pollare Front: Betty Miner, Pat Fuller, Joe McGowan, Mike Christopulos, Donna Hines, Wilma Carlberg, Donna Stark LARIAT STAFF THE POW-WOW STAFF ,- Vw? in Back: Pat Gardner, Barbara Bourne, Betty Hoyt, Carolynn Groves Third: Mary Barry, Marilyn Vissenberg, Lycy Nestal, Mary Pollare, Jeannine Stall- ings, Bill Hamilton Second: Pat Challender, Jeannette Leon, Donna Stark Front: Joe McGowan, Ruth Gardner, Donna Hines, Mike Christopulos THE MADRIGAL GROUP Mary Pollare, Carol Watrous, Lenore Hoffman, Sharon Strimling, june Koerner,, Frank Mulhern, Myron Hatth, Andy Tagliavore, LeRoy Amen, William Thompson, Wanda Bivens, Janice Reed, Bety Hoyt, Evelyn Lohman, Mary jones. SENIOR TRIPLE TRIO Sharon Strimling, Carol Engleman, june Koerner, Mary Mortensen, Ruth Gardner, Betty Hoyt, Shirley Kinney, Donna Soden, Lenore Hoffman H ---1r- lohn Schonebcrg fCaptain of teamj Dirk Williurns Don Furman Dwight Kimscy Riclmrrl Dunifcr fnnrrul lfssor CADET Don Iichmkuhl XX'illgmI Wlhifq Rxclmrd XVaggcncr DRILL SQUAD A 7. Gaylord Slmcrmm Rlclmrd lung Nifk S0uliS Dunne Groth R.O.T.C. QUARTETTE Kenny Blair jerry Carter Douglas Gillespie Kent Campbell .4-i..,ZICQJ COMPANY A OFFICERS Bottom row: Bill Altman, Francis Dun- ston, Carol Clark, Jack Beahm, Victor Sch- neider, Larry Murray. Top Row: Don Lehmkuhl, Duane Lamb, Eddie Fowler. COMPANY A 1st PLATOON lst row: jim Kinney, Tony Bevinetto, Sanford Griffin, john Gear, Andy Foto- pulos, Bill Helm, Freeman Wadsworth. 2nd row: Don Moore, jack Rhodes, Glenn Spencer, Doyle Andrews, Ted Lokey, Clar- ence Collins, Ronald Hoffer. 3rd row: Walter Schwindt, Earl Cochran, Bill Stapp, Jack Freeman, Bob Allen, Dave Blanchard, Eddie Zeman. .,..... ...sm - .J-.....7.- Q COMPANY A 2nd PLATOON lst row: Bob Reed, Kent Campbell, john Fawl, Don Joder, Frank Belecky, jim Bo- land, Lindsay Cashman. 2nd row: Clifford Stevens, Carl DeWitt, Arthur Hernandez, Manuel Valdez, Alfred Garcia, jack Robertson, jack Baker. 3rd row: John Palmer, Gene Lamb, Rich- ard Magor, Gene Galliton, Ronald Gregory, Danny Redmond, Bob Ames. COMPANY A 3rd PLATOON lst row: Gerald Cudney, Jack Rhodes Dale Martin, Dale Harris, Leland Fairbanks Ronald Woodcock, Richard Deets, Paul Ori ona. 2nd row: Ronald Bauer, Bob Williams Gene McConnaughey, Richard Chapman Bud Sills, john Mills, Donald Woodcock 3rd row: Lawrence Barry, Lloyd Myers Bob Van Alyne, George Cox, Andy 'Andriko poulos, Steve Prodromides, Don Pierson. 7 COMPANY B OFFICERS Bottom row: john Schoneberg, Harry Frear, Bob Storey, Nick 'Soulis Top row: Bob Alexander, Bob Scott, Robert Carlson, Don Mabie, Richard King, Conrad Lesser, fnot pictured: Duane Groth, Verl Nashj COMPANY B lst PLATOON lst row: Don Yoder, Bob Allen, Roy Bosley, Thomas Ries, .Allen Hanesworth, Roland Wonch, Bill Gulliksen, Bill Van Zee. 2nd row: Elmer Zulauf, Bob Snook, Bill White, Eugene Cristensen, Robert Todd, Bob Cain, Don jeffres, Don Pyllen. 3rd row: Herbert Freelove, Ron Bauer, Richard Hogue, john Kylander, Bob Law- son, Gordon McDonald, Melvin Duncan, Eldon Dimon. 11- ,,.,,. . COMPANY B 2nd PLATOON lst row: Don Routh, Hart Scott, jerry King, jim Allison, Eugene Knipping, john Price, Charles Brommer, Clarence Romsa. 2nd row: Saverio Pollare, joe Hemphill, Don Schlect, Armond Garcia, Don DeFond, Lewis Wheeler, Carl Milatzo, Dick Mabie. 5rd row: jim Runyon, Lester Redding, Wayne Eichelberger, Bob Van Horn, jack Brigham, Dexter Kelly, Howard Chapman, Nealon Reich, Alexander Dick. COMPANY B 3rd PLATOON lst row: jennings Furgason, Earl Cur- rence, Ray Borah, Pasquale Zumo, Don Bernica, Deloy Barrus. 2nd row: Wilson Brown, Bill Luckie, Kenneth Murphy, Dicky Perry, Bob Conine, Mike Alexander. 3rd row: jack Gogerty, Fred Cameron, jerry McHenry, jim Kline, Frank Roberts, Winferd Oyler, Chuck Rohwar. COMPANY C OFFICERS Bottom row: Richard Kingham, Richard Waggener, james Matheson, Dick Williams, Bob Middleton, J. D. Easter, Don Furman 'Top row: Bill Hamilton, Myron Hatch, Willard White, Dean Davis, .Keith Poch, Qnot pictured, Tommy McCue.j COMPANY C lst PLATOON P Ist row: Richard Hoy, jimmy Contos, jim Ley, Gene Aernie, Glenn Geiger, Dick Mel- lor, Sheldon Lang, Paul Lafkas, Chuck Bryant, Jim Palmer. 2nd row: Max Satchell, Rex Fortney, William Sorenson, Don Hoffer, Paul Tyler, jim Barratt, Ostel Osteen, Harry Cole, Van Dell Tucker, jerry Carter. Back row: Slater Butts, Bill Hogood, San- ford Licking, Bob Bagley, Chuck Stroh, Lavern Groskop, jim Smith, Bill Reed, Ed- die McClean. COMPANY C 2nd PLATOON lst row: Bob Holmes, jerry Snyder, Don Eckhardt, Ralph Anderson, Douglas Gilles' pie, Don Losebnick, Bill Duke, William Shulty, Donald Lesser 2nd row: Dick jones, Bob Montgomery, Walter Braunschweig, jerry Daniels, Wil- liam Grove, David Uchner, Bob Coons, 'lim Harrell. Back row: Bill Curran, Elwood Getman, Billy Williams, Robert Horst, Dale Mt- Const, Kenny Blair, Roy Hamish, lfred Benedict, Allen Coldwell, Nick Panapolos, Warren Sarine, Arlyn Michaelson, COMPANY C 3rd PLATOON lst row: Dean Collins, jim Duncan, jerry Rinen, Tom Guerell, Donald Bryant, .lolin Esmay, Tom Rhone, Carl Sarine, Harold Brown. 2nd row: john Homan, Don Alrott. Don Hoffer, Wayne Stanley, Richard Shultz. Peterson, Eugene Dominguez, Ronald Gill- ard. Back row: Ronald Hirst, Lyle Van Horn. Don Schoneberg, Arland Carlson, Uonalrl Mobery, Harold Hutton, joe Homan. COMPANY D OFFICERS lst row: Dwight Kimsey, Keith Kven- volden, john Haydon, john Mann, Richard Dunifer. 2nd row: Gaylord Sherman, Glenn Oslund, Keith Cooper, jim Petry. lst PLATOON lst row: LeRoy Snow, Albert Roberts, james Heftel, Gerald Chidester, Bob Taylor, Bernard Newland, john' Huntley, Fayette Lufas. 2nd row: William jones, Dean jen- sen, Ray Eckhardt, Keith Rodkhor, Gordon Benesh, Charles Bell, Chuck Afflerbach. 3rd row: Kenneth Schneider, Austin Siegfried, Roy Gadlin, Bob Shultz, Harry Ferguson, jerry Patterson. 2nd PLATOON lst row: Lloyd Riggs, Bob Snyder, Marvin Harvey, George Bell, Howard Herbst, Neil Shaeffer, Walter Whitehead. Znd row: Le- roy Stewart, Franklin Smith, Keith Stewart, jack Houser, Glen Lea, Alex Hess. 3rd row: W. C. Wadsworth, Francis Self, Glen Kline, Frank Miller, Charles Holoway. 3rd PLATOON Ist row: Don Herber, Larry Heathering- ton, Roscoe Carrier, Dale Schrieber, Norman Cottier, Gene Wood, 2nd row: Billy Stoner, Billy Tyrrell, Emery Maese, jack Hunter, Bob Clapp. 3rd row: Melvin Lawrence, Mau- rice Miller, Alfred Farrens, Don Ridley, Marvin Wolf. sch 00 H911 54655 W WH? ., X , 's,. fix - ..A.... T, xx 1 fy , Q sir I 7 -, if f J BOY'S RIFLE TEAM Top row: LeRoy Stewart, Bill Helms, Max Sarchall. Front row: Bob Schultz, Richard Magor, Andy Fotopulos, Jack Hunter. BOY'S RIFLE CLUB The boy's Rifle Club has won matches shot with both North High and West High Denver but were defeated by East High and South High here. In the match with the University of Wyoming, the team was defeated. GIRLS RIFLE CLUB This year Girls Rifle Club has shot two matches with the University of Wyoming and both times they were defeated. Later in the spring there will be a postal match with the Girls Rifle team from Roosevelt High in Honolulu, Hawaii. The club is sponsored by Miss Williamson and Miss Stevens. Back row: Beverley Babka, Donna Maddox, Irene Hodgkin. Front row: Dorothy Ruckman, Pauline Haines, Dorothy Davenport, Margery Reed. , Lx 'V,'fQ -V2-ii'-' ' - E 'A A' Q mi, 2. L 'N gli' , V Ll R Y Q vw. if KL- I 1 V -1 ' 'Av 4'. I gf ft W Q ' J f K , 'V Q. f-. ' 7 - ' pf A 1. -N' 'N 5 ,nf c 1 A' I ' O , V M, W'-A?'.k ' 1 xi Qi! P 5, ' . J., e J J, . fx. 9 .' . ' 5 ,LQ 3, s X tix? 4 sua 'A' ':'A ' Y 'Q i W 3 3' 3 . 2 x :Q I , , ffj 2:15 Q' B Fwff ii fl' F l'I P, ve! 'Z lg 5 1 Q vw K 5m?ly'fE'Ew2i':1T'f. A4 su-47 - .-+1765 1 L+ ' . 1' ., W! .gf- ,.,f. AQ figp s l wif . in m Made It At The Foul Line One Hand! Whose Ball? 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