Cheyenne High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Cheyenne, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1957 volume:

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'I Contents Dedication 4 Administration and Faculty 5 Publications and Organizations 17 ROTC 47 Sports 57 School Life and Activities 77 Music and Drama 95 Underclassmen 105 Seniors 125 In Memoriam 148-149 Advertising 150 Index 163-165-167 Advertisers' Index 168 5 '. I .ff !, fr .- 'fi it' ,ffi , asm, , 5 if A' .JL-'visfffe-.l 'X-0 Wfv fvvfff'tf,.Jj,Q.+L., L LV ,W ,... f 1 . x . vt , , E It L 77V C04 D , F, Lt, ' f I .. 1 b K tv -X 1 f f- .K VU, y fl . X 9' l .1 fl an y l Ll! W - Ui X u X AX l ,jj 4, x. The Olympics were chosen as t theme of the 1957 Pow Wow because of the significance they hold for us d their relationship with our school and com- munity. As the Olympics are ld to promote world understanding and friend- If ship, the school annual is a means of promoting understanding between the n.L,Lf I, 7,1 school and general public. The rings of unity, the torch of freedom, and theqff Alygydf' motto, Victory With Honor, symbolize the ideals of free publi educatilciy fl'L,!' 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A good sportsman follows the rules even when it seems others are not, he respects the rights of others, and more important, he realizes that without sportsmanship a win is never a victory. ur everyday lives. in school , at Cl sports c good 56 Q -,---.Lt-Ageki, h 5 x iIf'5,? '1 1' Z ZZ I. I I 1' 'H . Q' fkf' if ' ' H1 , - III. v ., I .4 A J us e L W . . ,f - . , . y r- Qt r. ADMINISTRATION . :If W 5 I 'uf P- ,.7 l I 1' .1 ' ' gr ,f I 1 H ,.,lfI. ' iff? , L '- I I f.'4i?,g. jI ff - -1 -1- I J If -'f n ff? A ,3?..,1g f? M' in l , , Q S-in 'I' - .1 'v4z4x',2g - ,, 0 As the Goddess of Wisdom, Mnnerva Ifiis T3 stands as the head of our admmnstra- F , zl5,E:3Qj'qIi .xg ,,,Q,, . . . I g-.' 32: ,lsifvl ,g m I, Q hon and faculty. She symbolizes their V A- ,fea'f1?23,g' X tireless efforts nn our behalf and the wus- 1335, 4' E h wks, 7,15 . 51 ra-, R' Nl .I ., dom and knowledge they represent. 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J Principgrsen ' ,G lr B.A,, MA- Y' A f N.: 'E':::LP'1L E 5': r A mms:-uu.x. s seo-:Les W F.9l9TkNT PRKNCKPAL MRigc:2-FR: W. WAGNER Q PEARL FREEMAN COOK one OF mars xffef cue-lense. wwrouuue J 1 lt is a privilege and a pleasure ior me to be able to congratulate the i r ! Y ' I POW WOW Stait tor the iine w orlc they have done in presenting the liie oi . E E l Q- the lf-756-57 school year through its personnel and activities in this pub- Y. H. V . . . as id f-,lg lication. The events presented herein will be pleasant memories ior the .5 ,I . A ,X X B. ky 'N lxlhllfe. Xi A N - l would also like to congratulate each and every student and iaculty 'iyx H2 M f 3 3' 'H' ' member tor making this a most successful school year. lt is only by li N X working together in our quest ior more and better education, and a better world in which to live, that we are able to achieve our goals. ,As each moves on through liie, may he proiit by the experiences that he has had in Cheyenne Senior 1-ligh School in making it richer and fuller Sincerely, 'I ,f I , , , , f Merritt H . Sensen Principal ' 1 ROW 1: Lawrence M. Boggs, William F. Hummer, and Dr. I. L. Davis. ROW 2: James O. Wilson, W. Robert Dubois, and Willits A. Brewster. School Board Superintendent of Schools Sam R. Clark -1 7 Sena Albee Sally Allard Nancy Applegate Lucille Barnum R.N. B.A., M.A. B.A. B.A., B.M., M.M. School Nurse English Latin, English Music 'Q f..l'v 1 l Ruth Bauder Mildred Beck B.A. B.A., B.S., M.A. Latin, Head History, Head 8 R. K. Bolender Don Bondurant B.S. B.S., B.F.A. Math Drama Milton Binger C. H. Blanchard B.S., M.S. B.C.S., M.S. Driver Education Director of Athletics T. R. Brandmo Lawrence Brown B.S. B.A. Carpentry Ind. Arts, Physical Ed if Marshall Broyles B.A., M.A. Asst. Principal f lr 5, f Members of the Journalism class taking a field trip tothe Cheyenne newspaper plant. Arthur Buck B.A., M.A. Eng., Journalism Charlotte Carpenter Jessie Chambers Malcolm Cook Pearl Cook B.S. B.S. B.A., M.A. B.S., M.S. Mqfh Homemqking l'liSl0l'y Dean of Girls bp V A M fy W L C i ,J 'Ur Jean Cooper B.A., M.A. Biology 10 Mr. Paulson, Mr. Cook, ond Mr. Mann relax during a fire drill. Rod Crowlie Jack Dabney B.A. B.A., M.A. Social Studies History Roger Dahlin B.A. Distribulive Educolion Don Creese B.S. Boys' P.E., Football Mary Dudley B.Sc. English as I P A Q. 1 ll Alice Ford Don Frechette Catherine Gibson David Gillespie, Jr. B.S., M.Ed. B.S., M.A. B.E. B.A., M.S. Homemaking, Head Vocational Education English Business Education 4 1 3'4- Max Graf John Haley, Jr. MfSgt. Charles Harrington Ralph Henderson B.S., M.A. B.A., M.A. ROTC B.A., M.A. Industrial Arts Math, Chemistry Social Studies I 'l 'l ,A J f LaVerne Hoff it Kehler Kimmel Charles Kline B.A. sgf. Jdmes Houslton ' s.s. B.S., M.Ed. 5POY1lSl1 5 ROTC' .. L Math Automotive Mechanics ' F5 Xi? as ', l ,. Af ' si W it X w. ml 2 Arnold Kuiath Donald Kurtz 3 lx lr l Treva Lange Vera Laverty B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A.Q B.A. B.S. Math Mdlh, Headi English Commercial S 'fig Charles Lindbloom Maurice Mann Beverly Mayhew Lt. Don McMurry B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A. B.A. ROTC Commercial Social Studies Commercial Marian Milstead Jane Morrisey James Murphy Helen Newland B.A,, M.A. B.A., M.A. A B.A. B.S., M.A. 125 Speech, Head English Swimming Library ld' 8 X 2 1 Y' Gladys Nimmo B.A., M.A. English, Head I Miss Ford and members of a home economics class. D I Cassie O'Daniel B.A., M.B.A. 13 Commercial Clyde Owens 3' ' Anthony Perrlflla' . George Paulson J. O. Reed B.A., M.A. B.Mus.Ed., M.Mys.Ed.' 7 , Ph.B., M.A. B.S., M.S. Chemistry Ulnsfrumenial Music, Orchestra l' History Vocaiional Agriculture 5 , l ' A' ' . . ' , Wm -1 l 4T' ' ' 4 my J Gwynne Robb B.A. Girls' Physical Education Besides teaching classes, teachers find time to sponsor clubs. Mrs. Milstead is selling Homecoming mums. Chencho Rodriguez B,A. French, Spanish Glenn Rogers Horry Salverson Florence Skinner B.A., M.S. B.Ed., M.A. B.A. Esther Skow Physics Band English Study Hall, Office W. T. Sneddon Sydney Spiegel Robert Stansbury Eva Stephenson B.A. B.S. B.A., M.A. B.A., M.A. Social Studies History Metal Shop English James Storey Nina Svoboda Joe Svoboda Alice Swift B.S. Q B.S. B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. Physical Education Girls' Physical Education Industrial Arts English i 15 fx it ,f,, l' Marcella Wagner Wanda Watson X .l f ' l ' J, C, Zolnoski B.S. B.F.A. MfSgt. Francis Whitaker - ' 'Q B.S., M.A. Commercial Art ROTC ' J 1 Guidance Coordinator SEX 1 'i' Margaret Amussen Roe Martin Hilda Wagner Office Office Office Auto mechanics classes receive class- room instruction lbelowj from Mr. Kline, 16 and get on-the-iob experience lrightj in the shop. -QQ., , A . 'J o gifs, 'f- vw- , f A .fl ynpvrxyuu V ge -ami' 34. . Hs, Z, rig 5'rsff5 lf: PUBLICATIONS 1 r AND 5, oRGANlzATloNs Mercury, messenger to the gods, represents the story told by the publications of our school. As Mercury carried messages from the gods, so the publications carry the mes- sages of the students and organizations of Cheyenne High. , .v ' ,It tts' ' 1- ff- ',,.. it aff' Dick Mqrfin Gloria Bush Virginia Gonzalez Carolyn Graham Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Art Editor Jim Andrews Business Katy Kugland ' Organizations Editor 18 Winkie Antrim Index Editor Audrey Leichtweis Music and Drama .9--n. 6 Nancy Bennettsen Charlene Blight Music and Drama Business Darlene Lemaster Frank Menclicino Editorial Sports Carolyn l.oSasso Jeanette Crayne Copy Editor Faculty and Activities Editor Pow Wow Staff Work on the 1957 POW WOW began in April, 1956, and continued through the summer and this school year, in order to present an all new yearbook to the student body. The staff has concentrated on producing a completely original yearbook, a book which would accurately and interestingly record this year at Cheyenne High, a book that would set an example for future CHS annuals to follow. Each staff member took charge of one phase of the book and was directly responsible for that part. Full co-operation on the part of every staff member has enabled this staff to publish a yearbook which will be of lasting value to the Sophomore and Junior classes, as well as the Seniors. Kay Clatterbuck Ron Clizbe Underclassmen Editor Sports Karen Hein Neil Jensen Organizations Editor Business Jack Oslund Tom Powers Sports Editor Senior Editor Jerry Sanders Rita Sweet Advertising Senior Editor 19 LARIAT Cheyenne High's official newspaper, the LARIAT, is published and written by the students. This year's editors have endeavored to present an accurate pic- ture of life at C.H.S., as well as report the news as it happens. Many new features were introduced this year to create student interest in the paper. The pur- pose of the paper is to record the events of interest at C.H.S. so that students may be aware of what is taking place all over the school, and to offer students a chance to learn the mechanics of news reporting and gain a practical knowledge of newspaper work. Darlene Lemaster and Jean Georges handing out Lariats. Jack Oslund Virginia Gonzalez Editor Business Manager Carolyn lo Sasso Katy Kugland Assistant Editor Exchange Editor Virginia Gonzalez and Katy Kugland preparing their columns for the paper. STAFF ROW 'I: Jean Georges, Kathy Crow, Linda Weydeveld, Virginia Gonzalez, Carolyn LoSasso, Carol Craw, Judy Read. ROW 2: Pat Allen, Marilyn Farthing, Darlene Lemaster, Mariorie Thonen, Elaine Rabinovitz, Judy Bunn, Marcia Griffith, Sally Sullivan. ROW 3: Kay Schliske, Barbara Vance, Nancy Schreiner, Shirley Guy, Katy Kuglancl. ROW 4: Diane Wunnicke, Kay Clatterbuck, Jack Oslund, Dick Martin, John Hensolt, Sharon Rand. ROW 1: Judy Flett, Linda Weydeveld, Norma Gray, Lindie Davis, Suzanne Hanes. ROW 2: Jean Georges, Judy Gardner, Virginia Gonzalez, Elaine Rabinovitz, Kay Schliske. ROW 3: Diane Wunnicke, Diane Yoder, Karen Green, Georgean Dubois, Nancy Schreiner. , ,A ,. Q Carol Stanfield, Charlene Rogers, and Elaine Rabinovitz composing a short story. 22 Carol Stanfield, Barbara Vance, Charlene Rogers, Ted Gostas, Lou Jean Holland, Elaine Rabinovitz. WRITERS GUILD WRITERS GUILD is open to all students who have ai interest in or an aptitude for creative writing in anj form. They meet regularly at the homes of the member and study different forms of writing. During the yea the members write many original works, some of whicl are published in the school paper or other publication in the area. CANDIDS SN 95 ii 3 s if X4 3? Y 'K me A .eu x wk I if X' W,A A ww' R' wi i ax ,X V i if K i, ,, 'Q 1' A 2 x i i X 1 Carolyn Graham and Jerry Sanders working on the ad- i vertising section. Dick Martin, editor, and Darlene Lemaster, staff mem- ber, checking pages before sending them to the pub- lisher. i Pow Wow Staff members checking the dummy. E 5 23 ROW I: Darlene Lemaster, Carolyn Graham, Nancy Bennettsen, Virginia Gonzales, Carolyn Lo Sasso, Winkie Antrim, Katy Kugland, Marcia Griffith. ROW 2: Kay Schliske Karlerbl-leina Elaine Rabinovitz, Gloria Bush, Linda Weydeveld, Jeanette Crayne, Shirley Guy. ROW 3: Kay Clatterbuck, Rita Sweet, Tom Powers, Ron Clizbe, Dick Martin ac s an . QUILL AND SCROLL New Members of Quill and Scroll. ROW 1: Norma Gray, Audrey Leichtweis, Merle Elliott, Marilyn Farthing. ROW 2: Rufus Hoefer, Jean Georges, Judy Flett, Karen Green, Nancy Schreiner. ROW 3: Diane Wunnicke, Diane Yoder, Barbara Vance. - i 3 s QUILL AND SCRCLL is an honor so- ciety for high school iournalists. Staff members from the two publications ofthe school are selected on the basis of iournalistic knowledge and their contribution to one of the publica- tions. The society is strictly honorary and does not meet regularly as a club. ROW 'l: Mary Jane Nesbit, Virginia Carlisle, Rosalie Apodaca, Lou Jean Holland Rudy Garcia Carla Klofkorn Karen Hem Jeanette Crayne Niki McGIathery ROW 2 Bonny Fry, Lynn Harnsberger, Kay Clatterbuck, Gail Greenley, Roberta Kerr Bev Johnson Valera Comm Rita Sweet Katy Kugland Larry Russell ROW 3 Jack Oslund Bob France, Dean Smith, Ray Chadwick, John Rains, John Sevilla, Ken Walter NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY rests upon election by the faculty of fifteen per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the junior class, based upon scholarship, character, leadership, and service. The group stresses scho- lastic achievement and service to the school. ln addition to many school projects, the members participate in exchange programs and activities for the furtherence of scholastic interest. Officers planning the agenda ROW 'l: Marilyn Farthing, Peggy Pratt, Lynn Harnsberger, Linclia Weydeveld, Pat Meeks, Janet Marks, Janice Christensen, Carolyn Lo Sasso, Merle Elliott, Jeanette Crayne, ROW 2: Pam Meeks, Bertha Young, Kay Clatterbuck, Karen Hein, Karen Kahleen, Starrlee Falzone, Nancy Elliott, Jean Nelson, Jody Snyder, Virginia Carlisle Niki McGlathery. ROW 3: Phil Scribner, Alan Johnson, Ronnie Clizbe, Mike Bailey, Mike Sorg, Ted Gostas, Joe Adamo, Dave Matteson, Tom Powers, Dean Smith ..,-- THESPIANS Those students who have done outstanding work in the field of drama, both on stage and behind the scenes, are eligible for membership in THES- PIANS. Points may be earned by members through participation in many dramatic projects. The member receiving the highest number of points by the end of school is given the dramat- ics' award. The group takes part in many school activities and produces plays during the year. Mr. Bondurant gives tips on acting to Thespians. NATIDNAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Membership in the N A T I O N AL FORENSIC LEAGUE is the distinguished a c h i e v e m e nt awarded to speech students who have earned twenty-five points by speaking before a group of at least twenty-five adults or taking part in speech contests. The Degree of Honor is awarded to students who earn seventy-five points, the Degree of Excellence is given when students have obtained one hundred fifty points, the highest, the Degree of Distinction, is given to students with two hundred fifty. The purpose of NFL is to inspire students to develop ability in debate and speech and to sponsor speech meets with other schools so that students may be inspired through criticisms, ratings, and awards to become speakers. ln addition, the club sponsors school activities and does many school services. ROW 'I Virginia Carlisle, Rosalie Apodoca, Janet Marks, Madelyn Davis Darlene Lemaster Carolyn Lo Sasso Merle Elliott ROW 2 Alice Hurt Elaine Robemvltz Kay Schliske, Jean Bauder, Diane Wunnicke, Saundra Brenning, Lindia Phillips ROW 3 Lynn Harnsberger Ron Clizbe Ted Costas Nancy Schreiner Richard Brown Bob Howard, Vincent Occhipinti. ROW 4: Stan Christensen, Alan Johnson Leif Erickson Bob France Neil Jensen Mike Sorg ROW 1: Lynn Coolidge, Barbara Vance, Joyce Schwartz, Rosalie Apodoca, Virginia Gonzalez, Darlene Lemaster, Judy Flett, Sally Sullivan, Pat Harvey, Janet Marks, Judy Gardner. ROW 2: Gloria Bush, Katy Kugland, Jeanette Crayne, Kathy Crane, Elaine Robenivitz, Lindy Davis, Sandy McAuliffe, Virginia Carlisle, Edith Setrecht, Pat Cowley. ROW 3: Susanne Jessup, Mary Ann Hollis, Karen Ann Hein, Janet Lee Heath, Sue Kelley, Dareta Macy, Carla Klofcorn, Bertha Young, Lynn Harnsberger. ROW 4: Niki McGlathery, Mariorie Thonen, Phyllis James, Nancy Clark, Cora Bunn, Bev Johnson, Noralene Erickson, Joan Hess, Bonny Fry, Kay Clatterbuck, Karen Watne. Tomahawks support their school by attending basketball games. TOMAHAWKS All girls who are selected 'For membership in TOMAHAWKS are iuniors and seniors who maintain a 2.5 average and are outstanding in leadership, citizenship, service, good sports- manship, loyalty, courtesy, and school spirit. The purpose of the club is to support the school in every way by creating school spirit and pro- moting good sportsmanship. During the year they attend all home games and one out-of- town game, sponsor the Tomahawk Turnabout, and participate in many school activities. Q, ' . 1' , , 2. i 4: at ROW 'I: Barbara Forsyth, Carol Craw, Kathryn Gunnoude, Anna Lepas, Jean Hall, Betty Jean Krouch, Beverly O'Neill, Joye Lou Williams. ROW 2: Susie Wolin, Alice Daiber, Nancy Sullivan, Julie Bailey, Sharon Clark, Carolyn Friedman, Virginia Hayes, Marilyn Hanson, Betty Lou Vollman, Barbara McLees. Row 3: Susan Kirk, Sherrl Caffey, Janice Fritz, La Vonne Neese, Gay Houchen, Jean Marie Hurt, Judy Weickum, Kathy Tertipes. ROW 4: Kathleen Lockhart, Judy Stevenson, Ruth McClain, Pat Button, Linda Engstrom, Karen Koford, Connie Kalber, Karen Barrington, lllene Sylvester. ROW 5: Carolyn Roberts, Sandra Rodwell, Bonnie Adams, Lois Child, Susan Yarter, Judy Lo Sasso, Kay March, Mary Caldwell, Diane Payne. 1 PEPSTERS l PEPSTERS was organized to promote good sportsmanship in the school. During the year the group attends one out-of-town basketball or football game, cheers at home games, and participates in school service proiects. Membership is offered to anyone having a three average. l l l :ROW 'I: Margaret Griffin, Sharon Brown, Sandy Uhls, Pat Ready, Linda Newman, Judy Giovale, Jackie Mathison, Pat Horiskey, Carole Anderson. ROW 2: Rose Jean 'Hoffman, Connie Ronish, Carol Curfman, Jackie Jultek, Lynn Shoemaker, Judy Widholm, Sally Nichols, Marilyn Bauer, Sharon Luond. ROW 3: Carolyne Scribner, Lindia Kobelin, Janet Connolly, Bonnie Harris, Loretta Schwindt, Carol Beaver, ,Marilyn Marple, Anna Dietz, Kathryn Tanner. ROW 4: Kay Fintis, Sharon Magill, Joell McNealey, Gretchen Amrhein, Barbara Barns, She- jrell Reynolds, Charlotte Wunch, Barbara Hagestead, Jo Ann Lush. ROW 1: Ed Klein, Dennis Jones, Lou Jean Holland, Linda Newman, Virginia Carlisle, Jean Georges, Burnhill Clark, Carla Klofkorn, Gwen Howell, Bertha Young, Steve Nathenson, Phil Peterson. ROW 2: Judy Weickum, Margaret Griffin, Carol McGuire, Charlene Rogers, Ruth McClain, Sharon Perryman, Marilyn Lewis, Kathryn Tanner, Sherell Reynolds, Gay Houchen, llene Sylvester. ROW 3: Marilyn Willson, Connie Ronish, Connie Kolber, Sue Kirk, Lynn Shoemaker, Jean Marie Hurt. ROW 4: Mary Caldwell, Joelyn Williams, Sandra Uhls, Gretchen Amrhein, Vedana Blonquist, La Vonne Neese, Sally Nichols, Carolyn Friedman. LATIN CLUB ROW 'l: Diane Payne, JoAnn Lush, Janice McHone, Ruth Elliott, Susie Wolin, Carolyn Scribner, Karen Kotord, Carol Craw, Mary Lara, Sharon Padget, Kay March, Judy Widholm, Janice Fritz, Myrna Hart. ROW 2: Patty Button, Pat Horiskey, Jackie Mathison, Pat Ready, Judy Giovale, Pat Dearcorn, Kathy Gunnounde, Linda Engstrom, Faye Jackson, Judy Hughes, Elizabeth Duncan, Judy LoSasso. ROW 3: Bob Waldman, Ernest Halle, Bill Marks, Christy Suainson, Roger Collins, :ici liizlfer, Gary Young, Tom Roper. ROW 4: Jack Mueller, Jerry Cordova, Tom Downing, Charles Schroeder, Bob Gamble, Pete Fetsco, John Weber, Mike c ui e. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS Each French class is organized into a FRENCH CLUB, which is designed to give the students a practical knowledge of the use of the language. Meetings are conducted periodically in class, only French is spoken at the meetings. In ad- dition to learning the customs and habits of the French-speaking people, the groups contrib- ute much to the activities at C.H.S. French Club taking time out for a game of cards ROW 'l: Jim Peck, Ted Gostas, Janice Christensen, Virginia Carlisle, Judy Gardner. ROW 2: Warren Rosenberg, Bob Palmer, Rufus Hoefer, Doug Atkins Ann Becker, Diane Yoder. Spanish Club officers ROW 1 Sharon Luond Mary Lou Lane Susan Hanes Dee Ann Dockter Pam Meeks, Elaine Parsons, Carol Beaver, Joye Lou Williams ROW 2 Gail Greenley Susan Yarter Gary McKnight Jerry Sevilla John Martin Richard Bateman Bob Breeden. ROW 3: Jim Payne, Kenny Deines, John McConnell Dewey SPANISH CLUBS Each Spanish class is organized into a SPANISH CLUB which meets periodically in class, where the meeting is conducted in Spanish. The mem- bers learn of the many customs and traditions which the Spanish have in connection with their celebrations, they put their knowledge into use by demonstrating the skills they learn. Each student takes part in many activities during the year. ROW 1: Janice McHone, Karen Ronning, Sharon Spackman, Pat Allen, Charlene Blight, Judy Fowler, Peggy McConaughy, Judy Widholm. ROW 2: Marilyn Fowler Judy Doves, Carol Curfman, Jackie Mathison, Carolyne Scribner, Susie Wolin. ROW 3: Rose Jean Hoffman, Joell McNealey, Norman Holmes, Bob Palmer Vincent Occipinti, Jan Carpenter. PAN AMERICAN PAN AMERICAN CLUB is an organization open to all students who wish to further the cultural, social, and friendly relations already existing among the Pan American countries. Not only does the group participate in many school ac- tivities, but it also enters into many local and national projects. It sponsors an after-game mixer each year and helps promote good sports- manship among the students. r-,Fl was qw ,yr Learning about South American neighbors. Fnlhq ...sw Future Teachers at Initiation Banquet. FUTURE TEACHERS Many new teachers are inspired through mem- bership in FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA. This organization is designed to promote an interest in and an understanding of the teach- ing profession, part of their work consists of promoting school spirit and activities. Through the year they have the opportunity to see grade school classes in session, visit universities, and study modern teaching methods and opportun- ities in the field. As a national organization they also participate in a regional and national conference. ROW I Mary Dee Soden, Barbara Vance, Mariorie Thonen, Carole Davis, Roger Collins, Bob Vance, Joan Hess, Jeannette Crayne, Kay Clatterbuck. ROW 2 Lynn Coolidge Suzanne Hanes, Phyllis James, Patti Jones, Beverly Johnson, Jackie Jultek, Carolyn Roberts, Sandy Rodwell, Barbara Hagestad, Anna Lepas, Beverly ONeill ROW 3 Pat Schwartzkopf, Janet Heath, Roberta Kerr, Noralene Erickson, Marcia Griffith, Sharon Rand, Susanne Jessup, Niki McGlathery.. ROW 4: Virginia Sylte Janice Shultz Cora Bunn, Carol Ann Cobb, Karen Watne, Gloria Bush, Kay Agee, Renetta Spring. Y,,..,i,-,,.,T,.,,..N.. ...W X .,,..,s..,.r,. ....,,,,T.s...M..s,,cW.,,M.,..M.W.. . c.c,., .,M,1..z, , V, FUTURE NURSES hose students planning to enter the nursing pro- ssion find FUTURE NURSES a big help to them. e organization is designed to create an interest i nursing and to give students the opportunity p learn about hospital work. Juniors and seniors ,re eligible to become FUTURE NURSES. Actual xperience received at Memorial Hospital is their ay. After seventy-five hours of service, mem- ers earn the right to wear the FUTURE NURSES' :ps with their pink and white uniforms. This arvice organization aids in school proiects and oonsors many guest speakers. Nurses at work ROW 'I: Edna Williams, Valera Comin, Elaine Rabinovitz, Lou Jean Holland, Karen Hein, Janice Christensen, Shirley Biggs Arlene Stumpf Darlene Stumpf Mary Renneison. ROW 2: Betty Jane Bowmen, Donna Lockwood, Rozella Peterson, Diana Bale, Marie Schoel, Glenna Johnson Georgean Dubois Verla Jo Chandler ROW 3: Judy Heist, Sharon Biorness, Jean Ebel, Virginia Daves, Doretha Macy, Erma Milner, Audrey Leichtweiss, Margaret Zell ROWI Pat Meeks Maeve White Virginia Bennett Ruth Jones Elaine Jones Darlene Lemaster Joyce Schubarth, Ruth Knoepfler, Nancy Spencer, Judy Stauffer Treva Simpson Frances Hill Jean Quick ROW2 Pat Schwartzopf Pam Meeks Lona Hoflund Sharon Carlson, Marie Schoel, Peggy Gonzales, Donna Hansen FUTURE HOMEMAKERS As a national organization, the FUTURE HOME- MAKERS OF AMERICA have the opprortunity to participate in many state and national activities. Any girl who has had one year of homemaking or is enrolled in a homemaking class at the time of initiation is eligible for membership. The purpose of the club is to promote a satisfac- tion in homemaking, to emphasize the im- portance of worthy home membership, and to encourage democracy in home and community life. FUTURE FARMERS The FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA fosters in- terest in agricultural leadership, a love of coun- try life, and encourages development of better farming methods. To be eligible for member- ship, a student must be enrolled in vocational agriculture, have a satisfactory project program, and pay membership dues. ln addtion to agri- cultural activities, the group participates in many school proiects. Practical experience while butchering a bull ROW T: Jack Abbot, Jack Crews, Fritz Persefield, Wayne Land, George Woolsey, Bill Mueller, Jerry Federer. ROW 2: Jim Clark, Jerry Holgerson, Jeff Bailey Ed Mueller Roy Beaver, Duane Markley, Mr. Reed. ROW 3: Stan Christensen, Arden Epler, Duane Knepke, Nels Smith, Oral Ross, Norman Holmes, Kenneth Arnold Q 32 -H ff , 33, 3 2 3? Y GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION By earning 50 points in athletic activities, any girl in school may become a member of the GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. The purpose of G.A.A. is to promote interest and skill in athletics. Tournaments are held in volleyball, basketball, tennis, swimming, softball, badminton, and ping-pong. Awards are given according to the number of points a girl has earned. Rosalie spins the racket to begin the badminton game ROW I: Lou Jean Holland, Valera Comin, Rosalie Apodoca, Pat Crosby, Virginia Gonzales, Virginia Carlisle, Sandra McAuliff, Carla Klofkorn. ROW 2 Niki Mc Glathery, Karen Hein, Roberta Kerr, Shirley Guy, Bev Johnson, Phyllis James, Katy Kugland. if we v sw :lm uiefgv M, K5 4, 5 '5,?fff9mgQ?WQ:, ssEifKS2kiia'. Mggg K 29? M36 uf: 'WH 1 wif-su5llE?? 3 3227 ff, J? BIG SISTERS BIG SISTERS, an organization composed of those girls in the upper half of their class, is dedicated to serve the school. The girls are selected for membership in the spring of their iunior year and continue membership through their senior year. The group sponsors a welcoming coke party for all sophomore girls at the beginning of school and a mixer later in the year. In the spring they sponsor a tea for the ninth grade girls. The Big Sisters help new students get acquainted and perform many services for the school all through the year. 5 ly Big Sisters planning the tea. 1 , ,AQ ROW I Darlene Stumpf, Marilyn Barricklow, Janice Christensen, Dorothy Barhite, Nancy Bennetsen, Carolyn LoSasso, Marian Bird, Sara Griego. ROW 2: Shirley Biggs, Nancy Elliott, Merle Elliott, Elaine Rabinovitz, Virginia Carlisle, Merrilyn Farthing, Rosalie Apodoca, Linda Weydeveld, Winkie Antrim. ROW 3: Arlene Stumpf, Norma Gray Sandie Brenning, Marcia Griffith, Margaret Zell, Audrey Leichtweis, Charlene Searl, Kay Schliske. ROW 4: Margaret Lehnhoff, Joyce Schwartz, Karen Watne, Gloria Bush Joan Cordonier, Carla Klofcorn, Bertha Young. it Refreshment time at Sweetheart Ball. KEY CLUB KEY CLUB, which is sponsored by Kiwanis ln- ternational, is a service club made up of out- standing boys of Cheyenne High. ln addition to their many service projects, the group sells concessions after games, and sponsors the KEY CLUB Sweetheart Boll. The club serves as a means of introducing principles of a civic club to high school students who can profit by the experience in later life. ROW 'I: John Mendicino, Vincent Occhipinti, Alan Johnson, Tom Powers, John Godfrey, Kip Jenison, Gale Davis. ROW 2: Jerry O'Kelly, O. C. Simons, Ron Cllzbe Warren Rosenberg, Bill Dawson, Joe Davis, John Martin, Jerry Amussen. ROW 3: Phil Peterson, Gene Bryan, Ed Klein,Jim Krouch, Clint Summerfield, Richard Titus Charles Schroeder, Charles Barhite. Key Club officers presiding over a meeting. ROW I: Kenny Deines, Burnill Clark, Richard Kalber, Gary Tallman, Mike Keefe, Larry Russell, Dennis Dawson. ROW 2: Stan McWilliams, Chris Suainson, Bob Har- rington, Vernon Tanner, Jim Kummer, Jerry Sevilla, Gary McKnight, Steve Nathenson. ROW 3: Leif Erickson, Bob Godfrey, Jim Petrie, Butch Watne, Bill Shaffer, John King, John Sevilla. ROW I: Virginia Carlisle, Diane Wunnicke, Charlene Rogers, Gary Cathcart, Warren Rosenberg, Robert Jueneman, Phil Scribner, Jay Holland. ROW 2: Jean Georges Saundra Brenning, Rosalie Apodaca, Carol Craw, Lou Jean Holland, Ann Becker, Carla Klofkorn, Bertha Young, Bruce Johnson. ROW 3: Carole Craig, Joyce Schwartz Joelyn Williams, Phyllis James, Janet Martin, JoAnn Cordonier, Larry Edwards, John Sevilla, Jerry Zook. Gary Cathcart hard at work dissecting a frog. 44 SCIENCE CLUB Any student who maintains a three average and has taken one year of science is eligible for membership in SCIENCE CLUB. The club pre- sents scientific displays in the show case outside the cafeteria, promotes scientific studies and ac- tivities, and sponsors school functions during the year. The purpose of the club is to en- courage the development of scientific attitudes and methods in members, and to encourage independent research. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Any student having a part-time job is eligible to ioin the DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB. Members study the different types of jobs avail- able while in school and those professions which are accessible after the completion of school. They sponsor several school activities during the year, including a conference for other clubs in the region. D. E. club members looking at two of the merchandising manuals that were made this year. ROW 1: Shirley Biggs, Deanne Green, Elaine Tracey, Shirley Bowles, Kay Davis, Larry Lovelass. ROW 2: Joe Bruner, Eloise Piper, Dawn Sager, Jim Boyd, Bobby Volz. ROW 3: Steve Thompson, John Heimke, Ben Luian, Tom Cerretto, Larry James. ROW 4: Gerald Metzler, Bruce Bowie, Jack Philabaum, Dennis Guilford, Jack Snively. CV' H. .. M test, 1956. .sf:,ff!13i5ff?S ,Q ' -1 -1:5 ,- 3 i ...J CANDIDS 2nd High Chapter F.F.A. Judging Con Valera Comin, Elaine Rcibinovitz, and Edncl Williams practicing on Mrs. Chase. Members of the Thespians learn the art of makeup. 46 Wang --ffvii . ,. 2 ...Vg F i ODDS! Bob Jueneman displaying a science project. i 5 i l l l l ,ff .3 J V. '7' . xx . f iei fr we ' ' W 'ive Elly' i - ' .ig K. R.O.T.C. Mars, God of War, led the gods to war and taught them military procedures in peace. Thus he stands guard over the R.O.T.C. which teaches boys military pro- cedures and prepares them for service in the military corps. S I 24.205-2, ,-zf: V'-1 'V v QV?- NS ,4-are-rw s .. Nu- X219 +0 in Hg, 2' ,, 2: 1- I A 4 we 'ifgfi' QKIQ X. t if if Ku: .qs Vg.. Y. -Q . -.. 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K K, , . X , R V ,ag M Q 1 f R, 1 ,? Y 1 A 1' . , . . Q 1' A u 'V 4 , i , 4 ' Q f Qffwig S95 W an QM: x it KW, Q I 5 k Kfm W' E' w ' 'V' 1 Y . A ,Q 1 f A 5 ' 9 , r . .1 ,. ,w. jg Q2 X y X 5 s v ! M A x E 'G iq iw si I is X W 5 at sk X... Q 'T 3 5 F Q R v 2 Q n ' 2 ww A Q 4 . - A W Q. A of 2 5 5' ' 9' if 5 U I 2 .5 my A if 'X' v F W 5 is I 4,62 8 9 ,mx i an 1 Q ' an in up If ll -L- Y , A E t E if 1' QL if it ROW 'I: Henetz, Moore, Cawiezell, Titus, Mendicino, Steinhour, Watne, Krouch, Martinez, Lee, Simons, Williams. ROW 2: Henderson, Trujillo, Hudson, Devlin, Strain, Brewer, Adkins. Rios, Blake, Ely. ROW 3: Yother, Shivers, Schroeder, Holmes, Hernandez, Bernard, Lutz, Silver, Wasserberger. ROW 4: Bonnell, Weber, Arnold, Tallman, Wood, Stewart, Galicia, Gamble, Halle, Shaffer. ROW 5: Vance, Murphy, Stokes, Walker, Tamayo, Weydeveld, Allen, Walker. ROW 6: Dile, Moore, R. Korte, Martinez, Leroy, McAuliffe, Pinker, Poch, Marks. ROW 7: Davis, Collins, Crader, Dennett, Downing, Armstrong, Davey, Boyn ton, Brundy. Weapons are stacked in the armory after class. Wim 5?41ai:wvf M. ? QQ Atack Clizbe Dowler Johnston 53 K 'W T 0 f N - .. 118- his Q Q gf-:N ,mm ' ,Q ,M ,S vii' G F 2 ,K wg' ff 7 E !.,4 I 1 ! i . 1, t I - I ' I , N x 'Y A ' vi Q K f 5 ' 3 H , 'J '- ' A gt 1 V sl! W It ' i y ,rf 'W ' Q .Q T 4' . 5, W. f -B.. M ff- . r 4. , '. Ri sy b R Q M , ii fi . Q S S 1 .I ,, l' sg X Q Ja k 3 . 1 A , at V' ' 3 s 'O 'A . L' H4 .. 4 ,ev V , M V 4 f V 5-17 2, ' U! 4--,,. I V' ff H x . ROW 'lz Wingett, Boynton, Johnson, Martinez, Deines, Smith, Jacks, Simonson. ROW 2: Hayward, Flaherty, Coggins, McGuire, Uthoff, Bailey, Brown Havens. ROW 3: O'Brien, Swaney, McKey, Palmer, Eckhardt, Galt, Gish, Brown. ROW 4: Poling, Soriano, Probasco, Ramos, Packwood, Waldman, Phil- lips, Alkire, Peterson. ROW 5: Craft, Laffer, McAffee, Young, Jones, Petersen, Egbert, Romero, Smith, Davis. ROW 6: Case, Christensen, Williams Kinnison, Connady, Makus, Henderson, Klein, Kirby, Barnes. E COMPANY Pushups helped Bob Waldman and other sophomores remember mili- tary courtesy. sf l l! -v--1 Erickson inf? .vt df King Welsh 55 f.,aV'....f 56 Cadefs admiring the troph on Cadet officers learn map reading as part of their training. ies to be .........- given af ihe Showdown Inspection. R.O.T.C. members faking down the flag after sc 1 kgmb'-' hool. ' ,J ,5aa,HHww, , A .' 'walfsncqk W7 ...yrs 'GCA' in M 'M Yen Y f W,,M-A 0- -g.,w,.-..i.i,., 1 .x,..,,.V,. . .- fxaxfmss- .. t l?1'1L1:f:L-sawg:5,?g . an-. 1. YM - . -1 J, .vt Wim- z., in .r fe .s 5 l Agri E , Y x. R 4, 1' x 'a V' i uf , 1 Wir' .lm-ffavfzxfm-mfmuri., . Fitifefll . haiatgrgif . . 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In accordance, the sportsmen of C.H.S. work to win honors for the school, create good relations be- tween schools, and set the mode of good sportsmanship in high school athletic competition. , . ..1 .-ii' il- i e if .Qi it xy., .. . Q. . L .. Q .fe 5' 5 , Y I , Q 3' 1 -. it sr COACHES Okie Blanchard Dun Creese Athletic Director Football Coach Basketball Coach Jim Murphy larry Brown Jim Storey Swimming Coach Wrestling Coach ASSiSlGr1f Couch FOOTBALL Don Creese's gridsters finished their season with a 7-2 overall record, including a 3-1 conference record. Both losses were at the hands of the Laramie Plainsmen. The Tribe had to start from scratch on their front line at the beginning of the season, but had an experienced backfield. Junior tailback Gary Stouffer led the Indians in the scoring department with 78 points. In the final tabulation the Indians had scored 216 points against their opposition and had given up but 131 points. SEASONAL RECORD Cheyenne 7 40 Laramie g Cheyenne 26 6 Longmont Cheyenne 27 0 Ft. Collins Cheyenne 13 6 Casper Cheyenne 21 7 Sheridan Cheyenne 25 7 Torrington Cheyenne 62 7 Westminster Cheyenne 14 39 Laramie Cheyenne 21 19 Rock Springs End Roger Williams C651 and guard John Ferro 1411 smash through to harass a Fort Collins passer. -rff'1 'i 1 I . .Q ,f'g.3q.F 62-P7 4 -.4H6,3l s ,ai Q-9255?-S H at 5.-,Qt ,44nQ9,O7 'vet Y GX ,A 4 yt,l 1 V? 3 Front Row: Watkins, Mgr., Rudolph, Stouffer, Piersall, Jones, Young, McAuliffe, Williams, Mgr. Second Row: Biedleman, Overgard, Roper, Broadhurst Stouffer, Eichorn, Kelly, Maes, Gonzales, Panos. Third Row: Furman, coach, Petrie, Larrabee, Kechely, Brubaker, Peterson, Bryan, Siegfried, Kiser Smith, Finnel. Fourth Row: Ward Waitley, Dray, Senger, Strange, Oslund, Weekly, Payne, Atkinson, Ferro, Spicka. Fifth Row: Creese, coach, Henetz McWilliams, Deines, Williams, Miller, Lockwood, Bryant, Krouch, Sue, Wilson, Ferelli, coach. 1 4 Ken Deines Gary Stouffer Dick Sue Tackle Tailback End All-State All-State All-State Cheyenne 26 Longmont 6 After a 40-7 setback by Laramie in a practice game, the Indians traveled to Longmont, home of the defending state champs of Colorado. The Tribe scored on the first play on a perfectly executed screen pass. The upset ended the Troian's nineteen game winning streak. AA Standings W Laramie CHEYENNE Rock Springs Sheridan Casper Cheyenne 'I3 Casper 6 Joe Dowler heaved an 85-yard iump pass to end, Jim Payne, in the closing seconds to give the CHS'ers a narrow 13-6 victory over the Casper Mustangs in the Oil City. John Ferro Guard Joe Dowler Duane Eichorn Quarterback Tailback Jack Atkinson Darrel Beidleman Bob Breeden Guard Tailback Wingback Cheyenne 27 Ft. Collins 0 The first quarter was a bitterly played period with the score, 0-0. Early in the second quarter Don Weekly plunged across the goal for the first of four touchdowns. L 4 0 3 1 2 2 l 3 0 4 Cheyenne 21 Sheridan 7 After a scoreless first half the Indians exploded for three touchdowns in the third quarter to put the game on ice, 21-7. Rudy Gonzales Bob Kechley Jim Krou Guard Quarterback Tackle ch l 1 , k .! FW?5X9 ' ' nl-ne, .....-al A..-nl Stan McWilliams Jack Oslund Bill Overgard Harry Panos Jim Payne Jim Petrie End Center Center Tackle End Tackle ,f,.i5,.1 ,J ct 13 ick Sue Q76l and Don Weekly C593 move in for the kill during the Cheyenne-Ft. Collins tilt. Cheyenne 25 Torrington 7 The 'Blazers gave Cheyenne a scare by iumping out to a quick 7-0 lead. The Indians came right back with two touchdowns to net a 13-7 halftime lead. The third quarter went scoreless with the Tribe's other two TD's coming in the fourth period. Cheyenne 62 Westminister 7 Westminster, Colo., faced the lndians' in the Tribes homecoming tilt. The locals went on a scoring rampage, crossing the Coloradoans' goal nine times. Coach Creese swept the bench and played his first string only six minutes the entire game. Ben Senger Duane Smith Bob Stouffer Bob Strange Wingback Wingback Fullback Tackle Wingback Ben Senger gathers in a pass and heads for pay dirt. Don Weekly Fullback Roger Williams End flume J lm Cheyenne players watch anxious- ly as they catch a breather during the Cheyenne-Casper game. Captain Joe Dowler accepts a fifteen yard penalty against the Rock Springs Tigers. Center Jack Oslund is helped off the field by Coach Furman after a rough play. 62 Cheyenne 21 Rock Springs 'I9 A fifty yard romp by Gary Stouffer set the Tribe ahead early in the game and the Indians were never behind the remainder of the game. Joe Dowler helped the Indians by ruining two Rock Springs' tries for extra points. s 3 3 if ' 5 it ' lt's the Indians' ball as they come up to the line of scrimmage, preparing to make another drive on the Laramie Plainsmen. Coach Don Creese and Coach Jim Storey ing practice at football camp. give instructions dur- 'RJ ' . i 7 V Gary Stouffer C501 is stopped for no gain in the Fort Collins game. Don Weekly i595 and Harry Panos C511 look on. Cheyenne 14 Laramie 39 Cheyenne lost the second game to Laramie after battling to a 14-'l4 halftime score. Laramie came back quickly in the third quarter with a barrage of three quick touchdowns, which clinched the game for them. The game gets under way as Center Bill Miller controls the tip. BASKETBALL This was a year of building as far as the basketball team was concerned. During the year the Indian hoopsters posted an unimpressive 'IO-11 seasonal record, garnered district tournament laurels and were eliminated in the third day of state tourney competition. Mentor Okie Blanchard spent this year rounding his comparatively young cagers into shape for next year. Eight seniors started the season but only three upperclassmen were around when tournament time arrived. The highlight of the Tribe's season was their 53-42 win over the Laramie five for the District championship. Two Iniuns, Duane Eichorn and Rudy Garcia, were named to the all-district team. As far as the State Tournament is concerned, it was strictly an unsuccessful uphill climb for the Capital City lads. Free throws accounted for Casper's 50-43 first round win. The Indians didn't fall apart though and came back to trounce Lander, 57-41, in the consolation round, but luck was not their teammate and Star Valley took a 52-50 victory which eliminated the defending state champs from the tourney. Three outstanding wins for the Redmen included their 53-40 win over the Colorado state champs, Greeley, a 64-58 win over Scottsbluff, one of Nebraska's leading quintets, and the upset which snapped Brush, Colorado's, 'I9 game winning streak. J OW I: Don Watkins-Mgr,, Rudy Garcia, Don Weekly, Monte MacDonald, Don King, Duane Eichorn, Tom Ceretto, Bill Jones-Mgr. ROW 2: Coach Jim Storey, Richard eisch, Gary Stouffer, Roger Williams, George Martinez, Rick Deines, Jim Payne. Row 3: Coach Okie Blanchard, Mike Galbos, Bob Breedon, Roger Adkins, Larry Davey, tred Gish, Perry Dray, Bob Kechley, Ben Senger, Phil Peterson. Row 4: Vincent Maes, Darrel Beidleman, Gene Bryan, Ken Deines, Bill Miller, Larry Lockwood, Warren Jones, Terry Foster. Darrel Beidleman Tom Ceretto Larry Davey Richard Deisch Rick Deines P ry D Junior Guard Senior Guard orward Junior Forward Junior Guard Ju Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne SEASON RECORD AdamsCHy Greeley Fort Morgan Cathedral Greeley Tordngton Fort CoHins Laranne Casper Casper VVheaHand BeHe Fouche BeHe Fouche Cheyenne Laranne Cheyenne Brush Cheyenne Casper Cheyenne Casper Cheyenne Tordngton Cheyenne Brush Cheyenne North Platte Cheyenne Scottsbluff DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Cheyenne 72 VVheaHand Cheyenne 51 Tordngton Cheyenne 53 Laranie STATE TOURNAMENT Cheyenne 43 Casper Cheyenne 57 Lander Cheyenne 50 Star Valley Soph. F 56 60 33 50 40 60 58 30 47 56 55 41 59 42 49 36 52 46 47 71 58 48 42 42 50 41 52 Mix Letterman Fred Gish, Don 1111111 l d Monte McDonald 5 'U Q I 0 3 1 '4 -h 0 -1 QD -v 11111111 1 Q , C 1 1 F Duane Eichorn Rudy Garcia Bill Miller Jim Payne Gary Stouffer Roger Williams Senior Guard Senior Guard Soph. Center Junior Forward Junior Forward Junior Forward Talking it over with Okie during time out. Don Weekly sinks a 'Free throw against Cathedral. 1 x-will Ei ,'4-muqg,,,- '- -.--4 if Ml Beat x 3 viii' CB was N:-XS' Qi Ri' QA, lb, . if . C i?iLF'5i i l x?'5 S Q hm. K Q 3 0 Q U ,xgsvakx X x 1 ll :ii 5 ax -M 1, gi' K V Z mf ' w W, 4' , ' 'Xia ' T'RA.n gif 1 -. l N ff' C E ss if K x , M-wx 3 1' ....- ENDE D My ap. 4 K 8 ,MV V ky.. ROW 'l: Mike McAuliffe-Mgr., Leland Guthrey, Elmer Day, Richard Kalber, Stan McWilliams, Bob Kechley, Bob Breedon. ROW 2: Bill Jones-Mgr., Warren Hall, Jim Peck, Ken Deines, Gary Stouffer, Bill Overgard, Jim Jesson, Gilbert Ramirez. ROW 3: Coach Joe Ferelli, Charles Broadhurst, Dan Ramos, Royce Crumbliss, Ed Williard, Roger Williams, Fred Gish. TRACK AND CROSSCOUNTRY Clyde Jacoby, Sepe Tenorio, Elmer Day, Ben Jujan. ig lllmlllmll' WW W! lil! llilllllllm W 'i 46 J fu: 05' 451' YW J qzzif l TWH fi., TRACK fe 5 ff' 2 69 ROW 'I John Mclntosh Bob France, Wayne Abbott, Rufus Hoefer, J. B. Coolidge, Morey Moreland. ROW 2: Coach Murphy, Dave Maxwell, Gene Bell Vernon Welsh Larry Kirby Dan Andrew Kurtis Strange, Carl Henderson. ROW 3: Jerry Jones, Ed Hayward, Leif Erickson, Dick Sue, Bob Anderson, Rodney Atack, Clint Summerfield SWIMMING SEASON RECORD CHEYENNE 44 Colorado Springs CHEYENNE 42 North High CHEYENNE 22 College High CHEYENNE 27 College High CHEYENNE 44 North High CHEYENNE 45 Casper CHEYENNE 25 Casper CHEYENNE 20 Casper CHEYENNE 22 Colorado Springs CHEYENNE 51 Casper DU INVITATIONAL STATE MEET CHEYENNE 85W-22M South High CHEYENNE North High 40 15 West High Casper East High 40 9 Colorado Springs Powell Casper 29 0 College High U. Prep Thermopolis 97M 40 T2 9 5V2 Including a record-setting victory at the State meet, the CHS mermen fin- ished their second consecutive year without suffering a defeat. The Redmen finners more than doubled the score of their nearest competitor, Casper, in the state finals. The Iniuns racked up 97M points and the Oil City lads took second with 40. In the process of winning the coveted state title, the Indians set five new records. Another highlight of their season was the Indians' impressive win over the best teams of the region at the Denver University relays. Records again toppled at the hands of the Tribe. Leading seniors who turned in their final performances include Morey Moreland, Vernon Welsh, Rodney Atack, Ed Hayward, Mark Read, Clint Sum- merfield, and Bob France. Morey Moreland Vernon Welsh Rodney Atack Ed Hayward Mark Reqd Clint Summerfield Bob France ROW 1: Phil Riske, Dave Sanchez, John Hewitt, Larry Caldwell, Leland Guthrey, Bill Overgard, Dick Jessen. ROW 2: Ed Mueller, Pete Soriano, Bob Strange, Ed Williams Joe Dowler, Monte Smith, Stan Larrabee. ROW 3: Coach Brown, Leland Martinez, unidentified, John Martin, Vernon Platt, Grady Piersall, Richard Spicka. Bob Strange, 'l45, State Runnerup. WRESTLING Larry Brown's grapplers opened their season with four letter- men including three seniors, Bob Strange, Joe Dowler, and Ed Williams. The season record for the Indians was 4-5 with Newcastle, Sterling, Lusk, and Laramie falling victim to the matmen. The Tribe's tournament chances were dampened when they lost their heavyweight Stan Larrabee and Ed Williams H541 due to injuries received in an auto mishap. Saratoga took first place in Tournament while Newcastle placed second and Worland finished third with Cheyenne plac- ing seventh. Bob Strange with a ll-3 season was edged by Ron Prue of Saratoga 2-l in the finals giving him second in the state with John Hewitt lll2J, Leland Guthrie C1275 and Joe Dowler C1651 tying for third. ROW 1: Bill Shaffer, Frank Mendicino, Richard Brown. ROW 2: Jerry Amussen, Owen Novicoff, Bill Legler. Richard Brown takes his backswing for the serve. TENNIS Coach John MarshalI's tennis team will face a rebuilding problem this spring after losing four of the first six men through graduation. The only lettermen returning are Frank Mendicino, Bill Legler, and Richard Brown. The netsters also face the chal- lenge of maintaining their winning streak. The Indians have won 17 straight matches and have not lost a match since becoming a varsity sport two years ago. They have beaten some of the top high school teams in the area including Greeley, Fort Collins, Boulder, and Sterling. Coach Marshall will be depending upon the following boys this spring: No. l, Frank Mendicino-senior, No. 2, Bill Legler- senior, No. 3, Bill Shaffer-sophomore, No. 4, Bob Stephenson- iunior, No. 5, Richard Brown-senior. Also competing for varsity berths will be John Godfrey-iunior, Jerry Amussen and Owen Novicoff-sophomores, and Ron Huff and Ellery McClintock-fresh- men. Bill Legler readies himself for a return. Frank Mendicino prepares to hit a forehand smash. ...JP 4 . ,, Ty Jxjlwy' . ax , A-:Q .Q 3. ' - nr 4, ff WW - 'm was-1 wif' D' -. 36-YU My -is , W J -1-:rw W ,S ,,, N1 'H'-vmw...,.,i H w WHA ,W . MA W .A 'YA L' ' ,M m W my Mgbn . f . A., ,, .., ,xr , 7, ,W 4, -.M N .- fsi -f 52 iii' Q M ,air-F i Wg.. -.- ' 1 . Q ..,i2 3: f , .I ar. ' A N 1 ff A fl E' VKIL 153 HLQ , if Wpiiff , - Bfll A ' 2? ik i 3 fa 2, f lvbh P. KH 'H .'Z5'L ,. L gg, sqm 35 1 .11 :ly -1 'M Ka, S A .D u :K V s ...Q , f f ' if X Y 5 S We K i 41. Q! 1 5 W ,,.-. :S. 1' yy K we 1 - .Q- u , :X , I Q mf, K ,L , SCHOOL LIFE AND ACTIVITIES The activities and social life of C.H.S. shine as brightly as the fires of Vulcan, blacksmith for the gods. As Vulcan worked to fit the needs of all the gods, so the activities and social functions are designed to fit the needs of all the stu- dents of our school. as 'a T ,553 R. Y 'v- ff Q 5 1 8 NU! Y 3 ,ai 1 1 Q23 5 K. as ii T V ,QL fn, www' 'fm '55 1 X1 ,aut 'C 'rf Em x I S ' R f fs li XI Q 3 Q if xx L ,f-gm-if 1 ff , is.. SQ? -nun fir iv ,QD ff: ?o 4 89 a gli bs- 'fix H: vu x 4 ' x 1 ' 1 ,-Q. , -5 ,A W1 . ,H 1 , ..,, K , N. 'V - , 'uf 1- ?g?g: iizgwgzutui i lggt' ,, ,.. 1M..s V? li. tip . 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ROW 2: Stan Christensen, Alan Johnson, Bob France, and John Sevilla. , , BOY'S STATE , GIRL'S STATE L , nf d er- ROW I: Virginia Gonzales, Lynn Harnsberger, Niki McGlathery, an Carolyn LoSasso. ROW 2: Virginia Carlisle, Rita Sweet, Kay Clan buck, Roberta Kerr, and Mary Antrim. Ql' . ' A . fp, .::-5:-. .Cf 4- .ww ,,, Q V V- Q.: 3 Hy ey , R. , A ,Q ' . , Sf 3 rg- 1 1 mf : Sig.. s m u f V.. W if ,f H vffflg 4 2 -M ff fv 4,-QQ WM , lf' 4 Gee this ihumb fclsfes good! You gu the lab The next time he turns around, l'll escape right outta this class. i How are all four of those hands going to fit into that little popcorn box at one time?? Quit snoring, you're keeping Mike awake. Oh, l iust think that number sixteen is sooo cute! . . . But l wouldn't dare tell Jerryl! auf 'wa -'E NFQ-ref' .-:YW 'I gil Q MUSIC AND DRAMA APOLLO, god of music and head of the Muses, stands for the high ideals and aims of the music and drama departments of C.H.S. 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Dorothy White and Joan Buckner John Godfrey . . . Lindy Davis . . . Mike Bailey . . . Diane Bale . . . Dennis Steele . . . Nicky Folmer Tom Powers Ronnie Clnzbe Linda Phillips and Judy Read Verla Jo Chandlerhand Audrey Leichtweis . . . . . . . Barbara Erb and Nancy Elliott . . . Carolyn LoSasso and Maren Lewis . . Winkie Antrim and Nancy Bennetsen . . . . . . . Judy Flett and Charlene Searl Merle Elliott ancl Starrlee Falzone BobJueneman Larry Edwards Two members of the cast looking at the armor in the palace. The chorus singing the theme song, Sweethearts. he - wr K5 - if ,-5 The Princ e and Sylvia embrace at the climax of the operefta --Mfr-1...-u .mlm fm, ,1 -mf' f fmt., mn M-w.m,Mf asm. 'V ii f l? 1 SEZEWGL ff 15 ,gxfv 56 31 if i 1+ , xo 'C 15- s iw , lovely girls chorus singing for the Christmas program with Miss Barnum irecting. .1-96 Carolyn LoSasso is putting the finishing touches on Lief Erickson for a speech performance. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM nv' E 4 I 2 5 Q 2 1 2 Gramercy Ghost cast: ROW 'lz Joe Adamo, Karen Kahleen, Mike Bailey, Mike Sorg. ROW 2: Kay Clatterbuck, Carolyn LoSasso, Linda Weyclevelcl, Lynn Harns- berger, Niki McGlathery. ROW 3: Phil Scribner, Dean Smith, Alan Johnson. Margaret Collins Nancy Williard Parker Burnett . Augusta Ames . Charley Stewart Nathaniel Coombes .. Officer Morrison lrv .. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Gmmerqf Ghost Cin order of their appearancej Lynn Harnsberger Carolyn LoSasso .. Alan Johnson Linda Weydeveld .. Phil Scribner Mike Sorg . . Dean Smith .. Joe Adamo Rocky ......... Ambulance Driver Assistant Driver . . . . Girl ......... Voice . . . Director ....... Assistant Director . Mike Bailey Kay Clatterbuck Niki McGlathery . . Karen Kahleen Jeanette Crayne Don Bondurant Jeanette Crayne 'NCD' 3 lo -xi QQ '. .123 f. gwr4,, A1 .f.W wlzmwrvaamwx Ia , 714, .as Y K7 M., .4g,,,n- Q ww 5. VARSITY BAND ROW 'I: Judith Howard, Kay Fintus, Sharon Rand, Merope Andrews, Edward Klein, Judy Giovali, Gordon O'Brion, Deanna Oursler, Ruth Elliott, Joan Hiller, Louise Baillie, Loretta Schwindt, Nancy Brueske. ROW 2: JoAnn Lush, Carol Beavers, Kenneth Betchel, LeEtte Davis, Gale Stockton, Pete Soriano, John Weber, Joe Davis, Dewey Hernandez, Pat Schwartzkoff, Nancy Hemphill, Robert Gamble, Bob Waldman, Terry Williams, Pat Holly, Sharon Padget, John Walker, Cathy Spence, Tom Downing, Bill Shaffer. ROW 3: Gary Tallman, Jim Armstrong, Bill Stone, Leonard Davis, Denny Rice, John Andrikopoulos, Burnhill Clark, Judith Hughes, Jim Brundy, Gilbert Howard, Ernie Halle, Delvin Hull. ROW 4: Ray Chris- tensen, Jim Callahan, Linda Raines, Bob Vance, Harry Salverson, Band Director, Charles Schroeder, Mike Brown, Harry Sellers. - vff- 'W-vw: sA,,4?,,e.f1iGs!2zb-.F ll HM Wil Y' ff, L ' .K ,fy 1 fiff, JL XID 47 4' , , ff 1 'V - A A , aff , ff-fx F , , WML 1 ' 1 if fl CONCERT BAND ROW 'l: Jim Wells, Janet Lee Heath, Noralene Erickson, Roberta Kerr, Janet Schaefer. ROW 2: Clinton Summerfield, Gary McKnight, Karen Hein, Beverly Johnson, Nancy Clark, Marilyn Hite, Peggy Baillie, Cora Bunn, Fordyce Steinhour, David Hirsch, Peggy Gonzalez, Lynn Harnsberger. ROW 3: Shirley Guy, Bertha Young, Laura Seltrecht, Sandra Wilson, Janet Mossman, Kay Agee, Dan Andrew, Wanda Johnston, Clair Oursler, Valera Comin, Roger Collins, Betty Ehlers, Judy Wagoner, Larry Siegfried, David Cross, John Sevilla, Edna Williams, Mike Skill- ern. ROW 4: Darthea Macy, Erma Milner, Pat Crosby, Christy Bowie, Ramona Iverson, Helen Simpson, Cassandra Bullock, Larry Caldwell, Jim Schemp, Roger Williams, Robert Moore, Boyd Ely, Francis Sabado, Bob Anderson, Henry Guirrez, Paul Brockman, Alwuska Barber, Bill Marks, Ed Hudson, Tom Carter, Raoul Jerome, Larry Davey, Joan Hess, David Nielson, Donna Hansen, Butch Watne. ROW 5: Alan Johnson, Jim Andrews, Vernon Tanner, Jay Holland, Bob Palmer, Rodney Atack, Stanlery Weber, Frank Peters, Edith Seltrecht, Bob Harrington, Jerry Sevilla, Kenny Nissen, Peggy Pratt, Harry Salverson, Band Director, Jim Kummer, Jim Krouch, Ron Downey, Ken Walters, Jim Petrie, Stan McWilliams, Rufus Hoefer, Dean Smith. - v-f ' wL:T...: .Ti:1-+ -ig. ' D P A. .M New , 8 X I X JRAXK Q ,X if NJN--,...,-A pf -6' 'vf. 2:p' IQ--jg Q?, f.. asa ' E cgi .f Q6-.....9 Q- ' -.'s+....eb .nv 'H wt ,Q an 'MQ :V-fa Fr A 1' :fx MQ' 1 I fiL4f ,M wa- i- UNDERCLASSMEN Symbolizing the destiny of the school in the hands of the underclassmen are the Fates. ln times past, they were said to guide the destiny of all people and things. Similarly the underclassmen de- cide or guide the destiny of our school. Through them will come the life blood of the school for the next years. As the Fates guided men on their way, so the underclassmen guide this place of learn- ing on her path to educating future generations. Students listening to a discussion on assemblies. we., Bob Harrington, Wayne Land, and Stan Christensen getting advice from the sponsor, Mr. Cook, ROW 1: Karen Koford, Pot Allen, Saundra Brenning, Virginia Carlisle, Treva Simpson, Janice Christensen, Virginia Gonzalez, Lynn Harnsberger, Allen Johnson. ROW 2: Pam Meeks, Zodo Zuits, Roberta Kerr, Gloria Bush, Warren Rosenberg, Gary Cathcart, Phil Scribner, Larry Siegfried. ROW 3: Mary Lou Lane, Judy Bunn, Ron Clizbe, Bob Palmer, Bob France, Gene Bryan, Mike McConnell. ROW 4: Kip Jenison, Dick Martin, Dewey Hernandez, Leif Erickson, Stan Christensen, Wayne Land, Dennis Dawson. .ofa 1 Kip Jenison Stan Christensen Student Body Secretary Student Body President STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL is provided as a means for student participation in the government of the school and to promote and sup- yort all worthy student activities. l ln the spring, the president and secretary of the student association are elected by the student body. Any student with a three lverage may be put up for office by obtaining the signatures of ten per cent of the student body on a petition. The president is a lenior during his term, and the secretary, a junior. l Each qualified organization in the school elects a representative to the Council. in addition to the class presidents and representa- nfes. These students make up the student council. 3 During the year the council promotes many school affairs, and represents the student body in matters concerning the activities of he school. l f s 1 Student Council taking a vote to get cheerleaders new uniforms. 107 1 CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS I Richord Titus, Secretory-Treasurer, Bob Horrington, President, Vernon Tonner, ' Vice President, Judy Bunn, Student Council Rep. i SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jack Oslund, Vice President, Lynn Horns- berger, Student Council Representative, Winkie Antrim, Secretory-Treasurer, Lief Erickson, President. Mp- SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Lindo Kobelin, Secretory-Treasurer, Gene Bryon, President, Phil Peterson, Vice Pres- ident, Karen Koford, Student Council Representative. 108 'Z' SOPHOMC RES Gene Bryan, Don Watkins Mike Brubaker waiting for the bell ROW 1: I. Brooks, M. Caldwell, C. Line D. Harper, K. Barringlon, S. Kirk, J. Peel V. Hayes, M. Bauer. ROW 2: A, Day, H Kennedy, P. Schwarfzkopf, K. Seipp, T King, V. Shockley, L. Baille, J. Howard P. Ready. ROW 3: D. Loucks, H. Len: hardf, W. Kenney, L. Morey, L. Roberts G. Holgerson, J. Cordova, J. Mueller, M McConnell, J. Smith, G. Tallman. ROW 1: A. Meese, D. Wright, D. Snook L. Davis, B, Chapman, K. O'Hare, A Lepcls, B. Harris. ROW 2: K. Moody, D Steinhouser, J. Gibb, E. Walker, D. Croft, G. Pock, G. Smith. ROW 3: D. Markley S. Miller, N. Faass, M. Schwope, L. Swar- ios, A. Korte, L. Kirby, E. Bode. 109 1 ROW 'l: l.. Lockwood, R. Whyte, R. Crumbliss, J. Starbuck, L. Reis, H. Den- nett, R. Woodcock, D. Hull, J. Hodges, R. Kelley. ROW 2: J. Merwein, B. Shinn, B. Clemmons, L. Homan, M. Hansen, P. Cur- tis, M. McAuliff, J. Mclntosh, B. Thomp- son, and missing, M. Gibb. ROW 'lz D. Riehrnond, R. Farrar, D. Al- lison, S. Hedges, S. Carlson, L. Giles, B. Zaruba, R. Flood. ROW 2: L. Goodman, J. Kerash, J. Gaswint, D. Willey, B. Bates, R. Fisher, J. Shivers, T. Shockley, T. Arnold. ROW 'I: T. Tamayo, J. D. Sewell, L Dietz, A. Basquez, J. Rodemeyer, A Daiber, P. Acor, R. Romero, D. Ramos R. Gutierrez. ROW 2: H. Sellers, N. Hol land, W. Susee, R. Morre, R. Phillips, J Robertson, K. Probasco, J. Armstrong, B Brown, V. Milatzo, F. Galicia, J. Limon 110 ii Q SE Ir A 'N 5 da as 5 , - ,A wp K -,xaiiwa A K 1 9 'JK ev! , ,a m gg, VII' .A ,Y -as Z9 .,, YT is uint, -J Q .v . n.. , ' ' 8 V, , fx 5 , as jk Q W iff' Q Q .E Pg: L .,:5. . lpx . ff-1 was ., , 90555 .. V :aw w Q 4 fn 'lQ, 1 WEA' V531 -i, H ww 1 'il ,- -B24 J' I if ju! IMC r Q ws,z7,:pfv,,4 l ?'Y IT Bob Godfrey, Jerry O'Kelley, Carolyn Scribner, Wonder if he plays basket- ball? V ROW 'l: C. Phillips, P. Fetsco, C. Broad- hurst, D. Culpepper, B. Kechley, J. Cob- ble, F. Brown, E. Williams. ROW 2: T. Ronish, S. Rodwell, M. Fowler, J. Jultak, J. Daves, J. Stevenson, R. Akmentins, J. Williamson. ROW 3: G. Weber, K. Goun- noude, G. Newton, S, Hammond, J. Kisi- yama, J. Ferguson, D. Warner, V. Blonquist. ROW 'l: G. Houchen, C. Craw, B. Voll- man, P. Holly, H. Frank, R. Elliot, J. Weickum, N. McKee. ROW 2: J. LoSasso, P. Shinn, J.- Forbes, M. Griffin, J. Hughes, C. Beaver, C. Curfman, K. Arnold. ROW 3: R. Wilson, J. Andrikopoulos, G. Pier- sall, W. Jones, J. Carroll, K. Bateman, B. Stouffer, R. McKee. 112 Q 3 sl-l 1 is ,sl Xxmff- 454 u W r Z I v Qi, ax Vg: s .xx fi 1 ,mln B-qw 5 - ffm V s 5 3 A . ,, 5f52'L - wr ' .Y A 17 . x,-0 A M. 5, S :sa 9 Ei I if Q T ' vi' K .b 3 3, J Yi:, gi41t 5. 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K' M L Wm, 'Q5?Killl T, Jw' ik A 2, if we 5- x 3 sf owl .,v, ,.q. an N s w - wi-M.: 13 651' 'E f f a f , 9 fa i'?'g 5 'Q' ,K Eg N. fu- , I Q swf! J ' L' ? if , an if YJ .avg fx, I, Ki fv e' up f2,...A ' 1- f Q abil. fb ink 5 Q 'LK ,h,k 'N ff gsm Q f ' 5? lL A n H K yi vii L , ,Ni I 2 sf vw' 'wif X XM iz? N5 is . .2?ww.w., w I I 0 is 4' 6 Q' 'W' 'if' N 9 M 'Maw i 'ii fl 1 K, 'Q is .5 Q J? M. ROW 'l: R. McClain, S. Smith, A. Guillen, K. Gaymon, N. Bruske, R. Hutchison, M. Marpel, J. Hurt. ROW 2: R. Knoepfler, C. McQuire, C. Kalber, P. Jensen, G. Amr- hein, M. Andrews, S. Wolin. ROW 3: L. Davis, E. Bryan, T. Loudon, L. Davey, K. Koford, G. Howard. ROW 4: J. Mar- tin, J. Hayward, D. Hernandez, J. Web- ber, T. Williams. ROW I: B. McLees, J. Williams, S. Luond, T. Hill, C. Roberts, J. Tafoya, M. Garcia. ROW 2: S. Nichols, B. Adams, D. Ours- ler, S. Perryman, L. Neese. ROW 3: J. Poch, B. Breeden, B. Shaffer, E. Halle, R. Christensen, J. Amussen, T. Raper. ROW 4: L. Guthrie, K. Richardson, S. Frick, B. Sharp, D. Watkins, G. Young, P. Soviano. ROW 1: M. Brubaker, C. Spence, D. Mar- tin, B. Potter, S. Collins, S. Baxley, K. Fintus, F. Persefield, J. Lake. ROW 2: J. Webber, M. Keefe, B. Lesco, E. Mattert, T. McCann, J. Jenkins, M. White, M. Maher, S. Romero, L. Camarillo, E. Muel- ler. 116 JUNIORS John Godfrey scalping Gwen Henry. ROW 'ls T. Hanlon, A. Panos, E, Parsons, K. Kulbe, B. Barnes, L. Van Zee, K. Sin- ner, J. Moraldo. ROW 2: R. Spring, S. Gonzales, L. Berger, S. Lacis, F. Williams, B. Cave, D. Devlin, G. Reynolds, R. Carey. ROW 3: R. Adkins, W. Merritt, G. Bell, P. Dray, J. Silver, H. Edmiston, B. Kough, J. Montoya. ROW I: J. Sevilla, J. Boylie, K. Davis, B. Sanchez, J. Schwartz, K. Allen, G. Armstrong, V. Platt. ROW 2: F. Sabata, F. Rose, W. Hall, L. Ruybal, J. Podilla, J. Zook, G. Marrs, L. Randerson. ROW 3: W. Meedel, J. Layton, S. Larrabee, J. Krouch, M. Williams, F. Peters, B. Marks. l'l7 .4 ROW I: T. Foster, B. Wilcoxson, B. Dani- els, C. Adams, W. Bell, D. Macy, B Brown, E. Arroyo, K. Patrick, D. Steele J. Lloyd. ROW 2: G. Crawford, D. Froe: um, D. Meyer, E. Geeseman, V. Maes, R. Deisch, J. Occhipinti, D. Nielson, E Jessup. ROW 3: E. Hunnel, L. Farrell, D Knepke, B. S h a w v e r, R. Houge, G Brown, J. Jones, R. Hoefer. ROW 'l: L. Schultz, C. Tomanio, N. Bid- lock, P. Montgomery, J. Wagoner, M Long, D. Ritchie, M. Lewis, C. Thorin ROW 2: J. Witherspoon, S. Tenorio, l Brown, J. Miller, J. Throckmorton, G Gilmore, B. Senger, L. Martinez, K. Nis- sen. ROW 3: H. Page, H. Ethoff, R. Blake, J. Simonson, J. Wells, J. Kolkmcn, B. Harrington, W. Bernard, M. Smith, F. Steinhour. Gary Stouffer Charles Schroder show off their NFL corsages. Bill Boynton making use of our library. ROW 1: H. Hunnel, J. Schuborth, M. Stone, E. Jones, F. Jackson, G. Curtin, C. Bowie, D. Kline. ROW 2: D. McGuire, L. Waddell, J. Wasserburger, C. Tabor, E. Snyder, B. Welch, L. Kiser. ROW 3: S. Larchick, D. Beidleman, G. Stouffer, W. Trujillo, B. Hudson, J. Federer. ROW 1: M. Renneisen, J. Hodgeman, C. Ulrich, S. Erickson, S. Brooks, P. Pierson, T. Simpson, C. Siegfried. ROW 2: E. Mil- ner, R. Melton, S. Shuman, V. Sylte, S. Carlson, J. Georges, J. Agee, N. Whita- ker, H. Simpson. ROW 3: B. McDaniel, J. Petrie, R. Kalber, T. Rios, K. Jenison, J. Godfrey, N. Folmer, N. Cable, T. Neal. l'l9 1 X If f ' ' bxqz . X www A Y 7 .- ,- ,gp i y . 4 M 'V mx f s ? ' ge at E K 1 wiv we 3 ai 'B ' x'mt',q:ff.g .J I - 1 p9?u'u'r. 4,r A N fy I' 71.41131 bbtga X . 1 :l',gz??1 'q'f,f9 l 5 'l,t l'll 11 -69491: :IIN P Q2223f1:rQ:i H Q F ur 3? 'P 1' Q? ff 1- W ffgff H' at Eff? ' h is :V wi K5 lm' 'gf 'Sf A if if V ff 0 , V ,M vi 6 5 gm qi 15 ,, , f s V 05 ,wav Q, me P: 4 5- 4 as ,Q ,ff 'K 1 k 'F 00 .1 .. W.- M 25 4,5 ' ROW I: L. Williams, G. Henry, J. Moss- man, J. Mollenkopf, P. McFarland, J. Flett, J. Martin, A. Becker. ROW 2: D. Yoder, P. James, J. Heist, R. Oosterveen, J. Kauffman, B. Ehlers, V. Doves, J. Balling. ROW 3: D. Trevino, G. Martinez, R. Harrison, C. Oursler, B. Johnson, H. Hanson, K. Deines, J. Holland, W. Boyn- ton, D. Chadderdon, J. Gale. ROW 'lz D. Baccari, C. Emerick, J Brown, J. F o w l e r, L. Underwood, P. Suave, H. Sena, A. Velasques, B. Velas- ques, T. McAffee. ROW 2: G. Cooper, F. Cason, T. Schamp, H. Ramer, E. Frink, R. Downey, J. Clark, J. Christensen, W. Ab- bott. ROW 3: C. Lunceford, R. Ander- son, J. Bowen, G. Manley, E. Jacks, S. Weber, A. Smith, G. Bade, C. Angst. Are you waiting for someone Lynne Coolidge, Judy Bunn, Lindy Davis, and Linda Phillips? in ROW 1: P. Gonzalez, L. Seltrechf, C Ashworth, 'A. Beck, S. Steege, A. Oga- swaia, B. Cavilli, L. Hoflund. ROW 2: C Trosper, S. Harris, D. Welber, Z. Suits, M. Hifz, R. Sparre, C. Bullock. ROW 3 P. Allen, R. Williams, R. Palmer, V. Tan- ner, A. Roclzinak, R. Williams, J. Ellis, T. Bates. ROW 4: G. McKnight, P. Brock- man, B. Jones, L. Perry, L. Siegfried, R. Spicka. ' ROW 'l: A. Pugh, L. Llewellyn, B. Sie- venson, B. Ronish, E. Day, A. Barber, B. Warne. ROW 2: J. Adams, C. Blight, M. Brisfow, J. Ebel, J. Quick, D. Hansen, R. lversen, G. Lalas. ROW 3: B. Havens, R. Iverson, G. Lalas. Virginia Hayes and Ruth Mick do some arhshc work for the Senior Class Play. Chuck Barhite and Vernon Tanner their locker getting books ROW 'I: T. Ratliff, J. Bunn, L. Coolidge, J. Bauder, D. Dockter, S. Biorsness, B Vance, P. Jones, D. Wunnicke. ROW 2 K. Green, L. Davis, A. Burke, C. Craig B. Rath, C. Tolan, K. Crow, C. Crane L. Phillips, C. Davis. ROW 3: L. Edwards D. Watson, B. Overguard, R. Deines, T Wingett, O. C. Simons, J. Mendicino, B Mueller, K. Strain, B. Dereemer, J. Crews ROW 1: B. Gustafson, S. Vandivere, M. Curtrighf, L. McCard, S. Crosby, R. John- ston. ROW 2: J. Jackson, J. Johnson, B. Collier, E. Oliver, H. Martinez. ROW 3: H. Jones, N. Finnell, H. Panos, M. Lovata, J. Metzler. ROW 4: J. Kummer, C. Bar- hite, C. Jacoby, R. Osterman. 123 I 1 1 Andrea Beck tells Janet Martin a big secret. ROW 'l: B. Brownlee, S. Lamb, J. Love- land, L. Stipp, C. Nelson, B. Procks, E Mason, D. Cox, K. Beckle. ROW 2: D Harris, E. Sanders, L. McGuire, M. Colli- cott, M. Hardin, A. Lucero, J. Hewitt, R Gonzales. ROW 'I: S. Hanes, L. Stepp, S. Young, D. McGee, A. Sutton, D. Burnett, D. Slagle, A. Dever, J. Read. ROW 2: G. Dubois, M. Scott, S. Kelley, D. Bale, D. Lock- wood, M. White, M. Scholl, K. Tracy. ROW 3: D. Neely, S. Sauer, J. Schultz, B. Bowen, M. Lane, M. Soden, R. Land. ROW 4: M. Skillern, F. Cawiezell, B. Moore, D. Hirsch, G. D'Spain, L. Vosler, H. Scott, D. Ellis. 124 SENIORS The strength, courage and accomplish- ments of Hercules symbolize the work and aspirations of the seniors. Their experiences serve them, their aspira- i tions guide them, and their accomplish- ments glorify them. Hercules led the gods in deeds, accordingly the Seniors l lead the underclassmen in school life. .Ql ' lllffj psfwfi il l - ffl! fl! 'fs 1 MM fl J' , 'l I aid, 1,76 jlfwvn if ,yf,,,uf ,f ,A 1 , FQ V, ,ffl fl Eli?- ,lfr s fr - M lf if 2 giiflj. ,ff ,, IV, M 5 'Y H, U 49 05 WPA if if K If 'ot 's , -9, df? 4? A-83 69 X, Jack Karen Joe Raymond Juanita Judy Abbott Abbott Adamo Alexander Allen Allison if Rodney Atack E ' Carol V Atwood MOST INDUSTRIOUS Both inside and outside of school, Roberta Kerr and John Sevilla work hard at all of their many undertakings. Both students find time for many extracurricular activities and seek extra projects in their classesp they also rank near the top of their class scholastically. 5 126 Mike Margaret Janice Dorothy Marylyn Nancy Bailey Baillie Baker Barhite Barricklow Bennetsen f- ' ' f ff-ff W ,: 1 wszga fi ' ww' . Jack Jim Mary Rosalie Richard Shirley Anderson Andrews Antrim Apodaca Appel Ashenberner Jack Atkinson Terry Bachman Shirley Marian Biggs Bird come in contact. BEST PERSONALITY A pleasant smile and a friendly word about everyone distinguish Virginia Gonzalez and Ron Clizbe from other popular stu dents. Although active in many school proiects, they manage to keep up their studies and be friendly with whomever they Bruce Bowie 12 James Karol Sandra Boyd Breeden Brenning 7 , y,til x 'lx flag? 1- ' X N fl , Ray Richard Steve Bonnie Joe Jane Brown Brown Brown Brueske Bruner Buckner CKE Carl. Gary Tom Ray Verla Jo Cartwright Cathcart Ceretto Chadwick Chandler Janice Stan Bill Jim Nancy Christensen Christensen Clark Clark Clark Dick Judy Ronnie Carol Miriam Claycomb Clifton Clizbe Cobb Coleman Mary Chavez Sid Clark Loretta Collier I 4, wx ,iw H . , .W is i H i il?-Z N sy - -1 Q: gi B Joan Fred Gloria Leonora Virginia Tom Buckner Burleson Bush Cannon Carlisle Carter 3 Buster Childers Kay Clatterbuck BEST LOOKING Arlene Stumpf and Don King were elected by the senior class as best looking boy and girl. Besides their obvious good looks, each possesses o great amount of poise and quiet self confidence along with a 'friendly personality and sparkling smile. at 129 Vqlerq Donna Carol Arnold JoAnn Nellie Comin Cook Corbett Corbridge Cordonier Cowley mmq,g,,g-saw' if WWI G I Pat Jeanette David Barbara Newell Wayne Cowley Crayne Cross Culpepper Darlington Davis Merle Elliott Starrlee Falzone MOST SERVICE TO SCHOOL Throughout their school days, Rosalie Apodaca and Stan Christensen have worked hard to make our years at CHS more en- ioyable and worthwhile. Both have worked hard on many school projects and have contributed greatly to student government while serving as class officers. Diane Charlotte Bonny Floyd Maureen Rudy Frederici Frist Fry Fusselman Fyffe Garcia . - S, Dennis Dawson Glenda Joe Ralph John Duane Delong Dowler Dragoo Eggleston Eichorn Nancy Larry Arden Barbara Leif Elliott Emmons Epler Erb EI'iCkSOr1 Merrilyn Judy Dick Robert Mike Farthing Fleck Fleharty Forbis Forister Joan Evensen Robert France Robert Lotus Shirley Jim Virginia Ted Giles Giles Goetz Goldsmith Gonzalez Gostas W-,bn Carolyn Marilyn Norma Charles Deanna Gail Graham Gravelle Gray Green Green Greenley Dean Bill Lynn Pat Douglas Pat Gwaltney Gwin Harnsberger Harp Harr Harvey Jean Tom Ed Kathryn John Karen Haynes Hays Hayward Heide Heimke Hein f ,yy 44513: ' ,v 4. Q f 2UL Y ' in H , -' my -+4 Richard Adela John Shirley Joan Julia Henderson Henry Hensolt Herber Hess Hess -smsbsval M-wwn-u,mmsQ4-wpw-,lf ns ff. mqmm a - seam-ff 11- fs. . 4, --,f ,Q ri Gary Sarah Marcia Sharane Dennis Shirley Gregory Griego Griffith Grund Guilford Guy Jim Hayes Beverly Hembry BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Everyone likes a good laugh now and theng Karen Kahleen and Mike Sorg are always ready and able to add wit and humor to any situation. As the students with the best sense of humor, they lead all in their collection of witty sayings. Frances Earl Lou Jean Mary Ann Judy Larry Hill Hirst Holland Hollis Homan HOFYOYI W1K. Jeraldine Robert Gweneth Alice Mac Larry Hoss Howard Howell Hurt Hutchins James Sally Johnson Patricia Kauffman .Q ' MOST DISTINGUISHED Both Gail Greenley and Alan Johnson are top students and participate in many school activities. AIan's horn-rimmed glasses and Gail's quiet disposition, combined with their genuine attention to their duties, help make them the most distinguished students. Dennis Carla Katherine David Laura Rena Kiser Klofkorn Kugland Lake Land Land Neil Raoul Susanne Alan Beverly Glenna Jensen Jerome Jessu Johnson Johnson Johnson Ts, P f. f7a-- M? , N y Q ,4 M, ,, A-Jslll is f James Wanda Ruth Delbert Robert Karen Johnston Jonnsvon Jones Jordan Jueneman Kahleen Sandra Jim Roberta Don Duane John Keaton Kerbs Kerr King King King Wayne Bill Margaret Audrey Mary Jeanette Land Legler Lehnhoff Leichtweis Limon Lindberg MM ll gaiqgtfgofm sA,,:f:v4e.:a,:, fsmulmnv , 1 Q uf M Lena Pat Marlene Larry Lindell Linn Lockhart Long Carolyn LoSass0 Joan Manners Monte McDonald Patricia Priscilla Meeks Meeks , Janet Dick Arnold Nancy Marks Martin Mason Masters Peggy Charlsa Nike Jim Bruce Loshbough Dave Matteson Stan McFarlane McGee McGlathery McHone McWilliams Frank Marilyn Lois Mendicino Merklin Merriman Charles Merritt Q! Larry Lovelass X , ' 2 9 Sandra McAuliffe Elaine Meares Brent Susie Roderick Ben Bruce Lowery Lucero Lutz LUIGH MGCDOUQCJH BEST ALL AROUND ATHLETES At any sports event, Sandi McAuliffe and Don Weekly are familiar figures. Both participate actively in several different sports and are outstanding competitors. When either watching or playing, Sandi and Don always set fine examples of good sportsmanship Gerald Tim Larry Metzler Meyer Milbourn L tl cz. 137 Jeannine James Morey Minardi Moench Morland E ini Qg kfxst 1 H g 1 JOCIr1r1 JOCH1 Mary Jane John Warren Jack Neff Nelson Nesbitt Oakley O'DelI Oslund Mike Pollare Rena Reed BEST ALL AROUND STUDENTS Ranking near the head of their class in scholarship, Niki McGlathery and Leif Erickson have also served their school by working on varied school activities and working in the student government. Their loyalty and sincerity has gained many friends and admirers for them at CHS. Jim Larry Jerry Bob Dawn Janet' Rusch Russell Sanders Sands Sager Schaefer 'il-in Ed Pat Sally Jack Parks Patterson Pauli Paul Philabaum Pietrek Eloise l Piper l F- Pings Tom Peggy Elaine John Grant Mark Powers Pratt Rabinovitz Raines Rapp Read 472 wg l Ruby Jan Claudette Linda Warren Oral Richards Rickert Robbins Roeseler Rosenberg Ross Kay Lois Joyce Phil Charlene Edith Schliske Schreiner Schwartz Scribner Searl Selfrecht John Joqueta Leilani Sevilla Sl-,adley Siler leads Bluebell Ronald Dean Singleton Sinner Smith V Jody Mike Juanita Snyder Sorg Spindler Sally Clint Rita Sullivan Summerfield Sweet Joyce Susanne Herb Thorvqldgon Tibbetts Uthoff Loretta Dick Arlene Stillwell Stone Stumpf Beverly Essie Donna Taylor Taylor Tenbensel Florence Marilyn Dorene VanArsdol Wages Walbey i Z7!?:ia: K Duane Smith Marshall Nels Wynette Jack Ed Smith Smith Smith Smith Snively Darlene Dick Stumpf Sue Steve Jo Ann Thompson Anderson -jg BEST Dlussseo l' .sfff Neatness, good grooming, and good taste in clothes have always been important in being , K successful. In the opinion of their classmates, Charlene Searl and Ben Luian are Cheyenne 'A ,g f, High's best dressed students whether they are at school, a sports event, or a social activity. 5 f I 141 Ken Karen Chuck Don Deanna Vernon Walter Wutne Weaver Weekly Weit1el Welsh li 5, 1. I , ,. , Rosella West Weydeveld Whitaker Williams For the past four years, Winkie Antrim and Jack Oslund have been seen together around school and at social functions. Their winning personalities and friendliness have earned them the title of cutest couple of the class of '57, ' 142 Dorothy Wright Edna Janet Linda Norman Ed Williams Williams !' 1 E 2 .1-'CF'-'-w'2 Q i Sl I 5 S l 1 l i i K 1 . I in I 9213 W q as .1 3 -sf. V s, Y 5-saw M 1 95,13 S i . i is Q15 viii l Q H Ken Lee 5 Wilson Wilson x t i l 1 li lt 1 if l Pat George Woodhouse Woolsey CUTEST COUPLE Bertha Tim Carol Leonard Margaret Young Young Zabloudil Zeiler Zell K' l fl v i Y e an-, ..-.,,,r N-g,.k: H -2 M, gs F ' A ,V Mnvx an 'avr NR 'ma- .bi 'xty 1 4.1 3' If V my ...-- 3, 5 2 57 , A, ' Pa 1, sk 1 Go ahead and walk then!! and not c thing to wear io the prom. Party ! Huh ? The editor .... at work ga ,pw IX., 'QU' b YY 3 You pinched me! Thimk! Dear Suscn Scott Mun, I just don't understand. 'X mx. There's o bug in here! There was cxlbug in mine too but I swallowed if! Sure if's good! But, what is it? 6 'I dreamed I went hunting in my Maidenform Iongiesf' Mother! What are you doing up at three a.m.? You heard me the first time: I said Anita Ekberg. Stolen? Who me? 'L df 3 . 5 CLYDE OWEN . .,Jcgs:r-'-'-1-M-- ' . .-'Di F..-'4' '3 '1f ia-if :QIfZ2 ?Q 'LAT-'Q . A. .:- x., 5 ,gif een- - -'-1:1 ..L, '--1.11111 'A ge-+1--if ' 3:-1:-w,,sf:.w 'Ng S . 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' --5-:z-.fi-421:-:'f-ffaf.T'..:'-- ' ' f-i'.T-:fa-iii:-1-4. ss' : w3!.5.'ir::-- .- '- ' -g .- ,.h..::1.,1mv' 1 . 35:5 . :gem E..-xl, : - ' E' 'ff - . fszive-:rf uf- -iff.--: A 1f ' 9 .s3j:::t5P:: it 1' .: 1 ... 3:-.--1-12' fi-1 gf' IN ME WHOSE PASSING OF SORROW YEAR AND THIS CAN BE SAID, LIKED THEM. THEM. WE With the passing of Clyde Owens, the stu- dent body and faculty of C.H.S. lost a fine teacher and a trusted friend. For over forty years, Mr. Owens served as a chemistry pro- fessor at Cheyenne High School. Through the years he contributed a great deal to the extra- curricular activities and research proiects of the students, as well as teaching chemistry. His death meant a great loss to our school. MO RIAM CAST THE SHADOW OVER OUR SCHOOL BOOK. WHAT MORE EXCEPT .... WE WE RESPECTED MISS THEM. Edmund Ed Henderson, a fourteen-year- old sophomore at Cheyenne High, is greatly missed by those who knew him. Ed was a small, happy boy who radiated friendship and cheer to all he met. 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'-f:,-,.f.-.:-- - ' . ,- ' '- .- 1,u.-.W sf-5 f- , fl Q 'J-' -f:.r'.,'JTT-3ff'27J'f?f-'VI J , 1 HF ,,,,, ,,, ,.'e. 5, . , .E ,iyiiflw-,, - S ., ,,s'e ' K two great shoes stores - Cheyenne, Laramie dedicated to the finest people in the world-our Wyoming friends and customers rqmmicdl Sfzae MQW Wofwfb' OF WYOMING ... stiff Stan, Nancy, Floyd, and Jim always stop at IMOGENE'S COFFEE SHOP in COLE SHOPPING CENTER. ffI.'2 + 3' do ,Y 5 :fi i Y SE 5 5 5 ix 5' f Gloria and Mary Ann are looking at some of the finest Morey's not really working. He's just collecting candy . . , for his next coffee break from the huge stock at dinnerware available at ZALE S, 1713 CAREY AVE. MOREl.AND'S WHOLESALE CO., 'I620 SNYDER AVE. 115 ww it ' gf W H' kia . A A POWERS BUILDERS' SUPPLY Manufacturers-Pumice and Concrete Blocks Distributors--Miscellaneous Builders Supplies Builders' Hardware office plant 1003 E. Lincolnway 15th 8 Pebrican Cheyenne, Wyoming Jim, John, and Mike wouldn't have had to push that car so far if they had filled up first at SAN CUNDIFF TEXACO, 1822 LOGAN AVE. at-ei li iull L i Mmm Katy explains to Virginia how the whatchamacalIit makes the new Olds at HALLADAY'S, 510 E. 16Tl'l, the finest car on the road. Congratulations Seniors! Class of 1957 SAV-MOR INC 1711 Logan Ave. Ray and Terry stop ct BOISE-PAYETTE LUMBER CO.. 401 E. 16th STREET. ,M ATE, S 'vkv' +5-1 2, ?'AY ETL? Q, '-.Sai 9 if ------ WM HM' ' --- V ..-gnu:-fun nf T ' . MGC and Jim se' ready 10 make Gnofhef delivery from Mary Jane and Rosalie stop by the Fnomlen DAIRY HUTCHINS GREENHOUSE 8. FLOWER SHOP, 2500 SEY- STORE, 1502 5, LINCQLNWAY, MOUR AVE. - 154 I Tl ET Wm 5 :fi P' I'cI sure like to have that banana-split special. . .but oh, the calories! thinks Dorothy as she and Dennis order at ROEDEL'S, 312 W. 17TI'I. WYOMING MONUMENT WORKS ...--.......mm,, ,pw , , tm -5,--gguucn:.::::::i:',c:gg,'.2y,,,,, ,WM u,4,I:?4,Z f B T132 E 5 ' f I 1 2422 SEYMOUR AVE. BEST WISHES CLASS OF '57 LANGE OIL COMPANY Wholesale Distributor UNION OIL COMPANY PRODUCTS Union 76 Gasoline and Royal Triton Motor Oils 621 East 15th Street Phone 2-1542 E Have a COKE! Bruce doesn't even have to use his sales talk to sell Dick one of the snappy sport coats from BON-BAGGS, 1708 CAPITOL AVE. 67055 Music Emir: Wyoming's Most Complete Music Store 1817-19-21 Capitol Ave. Phone 2-8989 Cheyenne, Wyoming Everything in Music 1 9.8! I ,Ns 4. f M I Y... Q f A . ssc, E' i -wk, K -O-as . 4' -gp Q! Q ml Mx Gee, Duane, I bet there's enough paint here for the whole schooI, says Joe in the paint department at HOLLAND-SMITH LUMBER COMPANY, 1222 DUNN AVE. W e if he ,,,- X fs 1 Karen is pleased with casuals at FOWI.ER'S, 306 W. 17th MUTU L The Coquettes sing at KVWO the stahon guvmg us the fmest nn musnc and news coverage WM. I t 2 A .W,, If I get Gary a new pen, maybe he'Il write thinks Jeanette ot the Pen Department at TIONERY STORE, 1610 CAPITOL AVE. ..,MW.m,,v..,, 3 ,,,, Wwmuw K GHTS PASS EQ UQUID Kill! PZNCR x SHEAFFE Donna, Sandy, and Peggy are having Cl hard time choos- Fronk ond Niki look at some of the portraits taken at ing from the long list of good food at the MAYFLOWER NATION MODERN SIUDIO, 1718 CAPITOL AVE. CAFE, 'I12 W. 'I7TH. ' 's 5, .g !' A Wigwam driver explains to Carolyn and Neil why bread and baked foods from the WIGWAM BAKERY, 309 E. 'I6TH, are the freshest available. 2 Mwfw aff Eg lf' tu? I u die QM, W Marilyn and Charlotte are buying their greeting cards at winkie is pleased with her new dress from the HOWARD BEN FRANKLIN in COLE SHOPING CENTER. SHOP 1621 CAPITOL AVE. -so l'?'i 55a S ,multi A . X gli Qfrlgl i Lg f i.-,f- fr l ,R if. 1' ,--f , X ,1- tgg -if . tg L i S. BEST WISHES! l The clerk tells Clint thot clothes make the man, and he A hee e wide eeleefaen at snows, 1617 cum Ave. DONE MANESS CORNER OF 'am AND CENTRAL , , .V 'k,.f -K 1 ,?tki-,Hg a , -. -.. W e f: ,'-., e I i ' ji , , . lL,. if .Llme1.' is ,li,eQ ,e1 ,lLLV L ' A , V, Wiff , . , l,,m,.e , ,e,,, , Azul mi t 1 ,. A V'V-,. W LLMVA , , me LVZZ 4. my-fl mm W , , Y ,ef . ,.::f if eel' A 'gm gghtlrdi- fb 2 l i Q E A 4 ali li riillii-. ---l 2 Q- Qfl .,1e , W, ' .f- :': A A e -- E 1 . e. ee Wg :I -1 - . A .K , 5 Q ' 1' ' V 1 ' ' -, V , fs W., 3- , . , . t w ee K ,,,, A ,. en , if 2? Wa 'Y e Q ,K 3 Q New -ees -fe e wee ee ew e - 1 :if ge ew-2 Mei? f e, 'L x ,fs ,.e,..,,,.,fv , :eg- .,..,,,, , ,est'l..?iMfff,w5i2j1,,g,e.:'5fgfe 5,5553 :s4m,???f?ff,?ie,ages- - e My -ee-we e -, -ef Y V ev 9-mze.e.gWeeee K. We .V , ' 415, ,i7'Ws5f5lzi' Qgjgfil fjff?'jj:YVQIT53f5TgA55jggT?7f,'55fQ'3S,75P?3'5I:f!2gj'57fI ' 5' V' is X :ge .. fJav:5'f?f?lfegf1-vieifffGif, f f it . , , . 7.-fe ,, . , -,-me ,Wie New feE22,LSS'Hzg?5'v:5'nit nfl f I V5'iizi512rz5T-.1v5ifQi1Pv ': , .fxai15w?iilFf-lilkzflu'5Q9l'Y31aHl-Lf,5ti'l?? .ew I L fff3Zve'ff i-'WSH 1 Q. -esfPe'Q2.1 'iff ' , - :is 1 f Rita, Roberta, Gail, and Valera wisely save their money at CHEYENNE FEDERAL SAVINGS 8 l.OAN, 212 W. 'l9TH. i w ' E Peggy and Tommy pick up the IO-fesf records at the Linda end Charlene recommend msosssi-Lowe, 501 CHEYENNE MUSIC COMPANY, 1810 CAPITOL AVE- E. 'ISTH for the finest in construction work. 160 BEST WISHES T CLASS OF '57 O 9 N -.. ,L 1, m 25 57, ox 0 I, B ..,...,4uo-4' HUGH BATES PORTRAITS 2000! . .5 Cheyenne Yom' rw tm -.. A Q Don't you think I wouldn'f be proud io own a gun like thot, says Jerry to the clerk at PEOPLE'S SPORTING GOODS, 217 W. T6TH. 1 K i 302 W. 'l7TH ag 42:41:24 I I I ...dazmqafmzzwwf ,MP x .nga-: . ff Q41 S5,'3 ?2Q+.v'o M Q 2m2'Nr'v3f'9i'f3'9 W'19 f if-BugQ6.t'5?z2?8vsi?,i!Ef2-Qfliuafg. .,.5 ' ' ' 'W 3 ' 9 I 3 3 in U 33 3 03 U WW, zaguo.ses2A!op!wlg-AD? -+g9i38Q?ag99!9 I' - , . , 0 4 , . . . wofi I .2'3 5' PHONE 33613 7 -YK, I if MEM BER O F 320 E. 20th ST. :Q F F 'M 0 R ' 5 T 5 MQW--L TELEGRAPH 's ' 0 DELIVERY 0 WYOMING ASSOCIATICJN STUDENT INDEX A Abott, Jack . . . Abott, Karen . .. Abbott, Wayne . . . Aeor, Patricia .... Adamo, Joseph . . Bonnie . . . Adams, Adams, Jean .... Adkins, Rita ..... Adkins, Roger . . Agee, Billy .... Agee, Judith . . . Agee, Kay ....... Akrnentins, Ruta . . Alexander, Raymond Allen, Allen, Frances Allen, Juanita .. Allen, Patricia .. Allen, William Allison, Donna . . . Allison, Judy ..... Duke ...... Amussen, Jerry . .. Amrhein, Gretchen . Anderson, Carole . . Anderson, Jack .... Anderson, JoAnn .. Anderson, Robert .. Anderson, Warren . Andrew, Dan ..... Andrews Helen . . . 37, ....70 id 166 ....29 Ifffes ..I1'a'-I Ifffss .21,as ....5a 1'4'i,'is' .29,3o ....29 fffflsb' .as,1o . . . . 54 70, 102 102 126 126 121 110 126 116 122 113 117 120 119 103 112 121 51 117 126 106 115 110 126 116 116 115 127 141 121 111 103 116 Andrews: James . . is, 99, 103,'127, 153. 156 Andrikopoulos, Jolmny . . . 52, 102, 112 An t Charles gs , ................. 121 Antrim, Mary . . ,18, 24, 41, 76, 82, 91, 96, 98, 108, 127, 142, 159 Apodoca, Rosalie . . . 25, 27, 28, 39, 41, 44 82, 127, 130, 154 Appel, Richard ......... Arias, Frank ........... .... 5 4 Armstrong, Gail .. Armstrong, James .... . . . Arnold, Kenneth . . Arnold, Ted ............ Arroyo Eleanor .. Ashenbernner, Shirley . Ashworth Christine ...... 53, 102, . 37, 54, 51, 110, . . . . 98 Amen, Rddney . 49, sa, 1o, i1','1b'a', Atkins, Douglas ...... 31, 50, 104, Ammon, John ........ s9,eo,7s, Atwood, Carol . . . Atwood, John .....,. B Baccari, Daniel ...... .... 5 1, Baccari, Larry .... .... 5 1, Bachman, Terry . . . . . . 127, Bade, Emit ...... ....... Bade, Gordon .... ....... Bailey, Jeffrey ........... 37, 55 Bailey, Julie .... , ............ 29 Bailey, Michael 26, 96, 98, 100 Baillie, Louise ................. Baillie, Margaret . . 40, 103 Baker, Stella... Bale, Diana .... . 35, 96 Balling, Joan ..... ....... Barber, Alwaska .... . . . 103 Barber, Gwendolyn ............. Barhite, Charles .......... 42, 50, Barhite, Dorothy 41, 76, 89, 98, 126, Bames, Barbara ............. 29 Bames, James ............... 55 Barricklow, Marilyn 41, 126, Banington, Karen .... ....... 2 9 Basquezn, Aurora Bateman, Richard Bates, Bruce ...... Bauder, Jean .... Bauer, Marilyn . . . Baxley, Shirley . . . Beaver, Carol . . . Beaver, Roy . . . 111195 sa, '112 'ffff'2'i,9a, ........ 29, . . . . . Lb 1.0.2, 127 111 117 110 112 111 118 127 122 126 114 127 126 111 121 114 154 109 121 111 114 126 102 126 126 124 121 122 113 123 155 117 111 159 109 110 115 110 123 109 116 112 37 STUDENT INDEX Beck, Andrea . . . Becker, Anne . . . Beckle, Kenneth .... Bedlack, Nancy ..... Beidleman, Darrell , . . 66, 119 Bell, Gene ....... . Bell, Wanda ........ Bennetsen, Nancy 126, 161 Bennett, Joseph .,.. Bennett, Virginia . .. Bemard, Willie . .. Bertsch, William . . . Betchel, Kenneth . . . Biggs, Shirley .... . Bird, Marian ..... Biorsness, Sharon . . . Blake, Ronald ...... Blight, Charlene Blonquist, Vedana Bonnell, Robert . . . Booker, Larry 4. . Bowmen, Betty Bowmen, John .... Bowmen, Susan . . . Bowie, Bruce ..... Bowie, Christy .... Bowles, Shirley ..... Bowman, Richard Boyd, Geraldine . . . Boyd, James .... Boynton, Walter ..... Boynton, William .... Brake, David ....... Breeden, Karol ...... Breeden, Robert .... 69, 116 ...122,124 31,44,121 ..........124 ...........118 ..38 59 60 65 r 1 v n . . 51, 70, 98, 117 118 18, 24, 41, 96, 98, .......51,114 36,104,113 ......53,118 . ......... 111 ...51, 102,113 ..35,41,45127 .......41127 ...35,98123 .........118 ....18,33122 ...30,104112 ......53,111 ....49,s4,9s ....a51z4 ....51121 .......114 ....-45121 ...103119 ......4s ........45 120 113 127 53 'ss -1.15 .lil-9 '121 r r ::::::::40-,1 az, as, 51, 60 65, Brenning, Saundra . 27, 41, 44, 106 Brewer, Ronald . . Bristow, Mary . . . Broadhurst, Charles Brockman, Paul .. Brooks, Shirley . . . Barbara .. Charles .. Brown, Brown, Brown, Deanna . . . Brown, Frederick . Brown, Gary .... Brown, Irene . . . Brown, John .... Brown, Judy .... Brown, Michael . . Brown, Ray .... Brown, Richard . . Brown, Sharon . . . Brown, Stephen . . Brownlee, Robert . Brubaker, Michael 54,59,69 ......103 ...110 ....52 ..ffI'1bh', . 38, 52, 59, 109, Brueske, Bonnie ............. 40 Brueske, Nancy ............ 102 Brundy, James .......... 53, 102 Bruner, Joseph ........ 45, 49, 51 1 Q ' 'ii'-i:i,'-ici, 115 27 127 122 122 112 122 119 118 51 120 112 118 118 104 121 114 128 128 115 128 124 116 128 116 114 128 Bryan, Gene . . 42, 51, 59, 65, 106, 108, 109, 116 Bryant, Ronald ........... 51, 59, 113 Buchanan, Ronald ....... 111 Buckner, Jane .... ....... 1 28 Buclufer, Joan- .... . . . 40, 96 129 Bullard, Earl ............... Bullock, Cassandra .........103 Bunn, Cora ..... 28, 34, 103, 104 Bunn, Judy . . 21, 98, 106, 108, 121 Burke, Frances ............ 104, Burke, Clyde ............... 51 Burke, Judith ..... Burleson, Freddie ....90 Burnett, Diane ................. Bums, Michael ............. 52 Bush, Gloria . . . 18, 24, 28, 34, 41, 129, 152, 156 Button, Patricia ......... 1 29, 30 Buzard, Donald . . . . . . . 54, C Cable, Norman .... ....... 9 8, Caffey, Sherill .... . . . 29, 104, Calbert, Rosezetta ......... 113 122 120 123 123 115 115 129 124 111 106, 114 114 119 115 114 Caldwell, Larry . . .... 54, 103, Caldwell, Mary . . . . . 29, 30 Callahan, James . . . . . . . 54 Camarillo, Lionel ...... . . . 51 Cameron, Constance .... ...... Cannady, Kit ....... .... 5 5 Cannon, Leanora Carey, Ronald ............. 117, Carlisle, Virginia . 25, 26, 27, 28, 30, 31, 39, 41, 44, 91, 101, 106, 129 Carlson, Sharon Carlson, Sharon Carpenter, Jan ........... 33, 54 Carter, Tom ........ 49, 51, 103 Cartwright, Carl o a Case, Donald .... ........ 5 5, Cason, Frank . . . ..... . . . . Cathcart, Gary . . . .... 44, 106, Cavalli, Barbara Cave, Betty Jo . . . Cawiezell, Fred Ceretto, Tommy Chadderdon, Phillip ......... 52 Chadwick, Rayburn Chandler, Verla Jo 101, 128, 158 Chavez, Betty ..... .... ......45,65,66, Chavez, Mary .... Child, Lois ................. Childers, Buster Christensen, Janice 101, 106, 128 Christensen, John Christensen, Ray ........ 55, 102, 116 Christensen, Stanley .... 27, 37, 82, 91, 106, 107, 128, 130, 156 122 109 102 116 113 111 129 122 110 119 114 129 128 113 121 128 122 117 124 128 121 ..........25,128 35,40,96,98, 120 128 4 129 ' ' 96,'9i,'95, -ii, 99, Clark, Burnrll ........ 30, 43, 102 114 Clark, James L. ................ 128 Clark, James S. . . ...... , . 37, 121 Clark, Joyce .... ............ 1 13 Clark, Nancy . . . .... 28, 40, 103 128 Clark, Sharon ............... 29, 114 Clark, Sidney ........... 49, 128, 152 Clark William ............. 104 128 c1au6rbuck, Kay . 19, 21,24,25,26,28, 34, 40, 91, 1oo, 101, 129, 152 Claycomb, Donald .............. 115 Claycomb, Richard ............. 128 Clemmons, Beverly ............. 110 Clifton, Judy ............... 40, 128 Clizbe, Ronnie . . 19, 24, 26, 27, 42, 49, 53, 82, 96, 98, 106, 127, 128, 152 Cloyd, Ronald . Cobb, Carol . . . Cobble, Jerry . . Coggins, James . Coleman, Miriam Collicott, Marvin Collier, Billy . . Collier, Loretta . Collins, Roger . 3 Collins Sharon . 54, ..........34,40, 54, 0, 34, 53, 103, 104, Comin, Valera .... . 25, 35, 39, 46, 104, 129, 160 Condron, Judy ................. Connolly, Janet . . . . . . 29 Conyers, Dixie . . Cook, Donna . . . Coolidge, Nancy . . . 28, 34, 82, 121 Cooper, Gary . . . Cooper, Sara .... Cooper, William . Corbett, Carol ...... .... Corbridge, Arnold . . . ..... . . . . Cordonier JoAnn 44 Cordova, Jerry 30 Cowley, Nellie . . Cowley, Patricia Cox, Duane .... Crader, James . . Craig, Carole .............. Crane, Catharine Craw, Carol ....... 21, 29, 30, Crawford, Gary ............. 54, 118 Crayne, Jeanette .... 19, 24, 25, 26, 28, 34, 40, 110, 130, 158 Creek, Patricia .... Crews, Jack ...... Cribelli, Frank . . . Crock, Sharon . . . Croft, David . . . .. ...41, ...28, 44 .... . ..... . ......... IIIIfII'9i,'-is, 113 128 112 55 128 124 123 128 114 116 103, 120 111 111 129 123 121 114 51 129 129 129 109 129 130 124 111 123 123 112 111 123 120 114 109 Crosby, Patricia . . . Crosby, Shirley . . Cross, David . . . . Crow, Kathryn ..... Crumbliss, Royce ...a9, ..ff'1b2z', ...21, ...51, Culpepper, Barbara .... ........ Culpepper, Daniel ..... .51, .. . 29,33, Curfman, Carol .... Curtin, Gloria ..... Curtis, Patricia ...... ...... Curtright, Madeline .... . . . D Daiber, Alice ...... . . . 29, Daniels, Barbara . . . Darlington, Newell ...98, . . ...... 33, Daves, Judith ...... Daves, Virginia ............. 35, 103 123 130 123 110 130 112 112 119 110 123 110 118 130 112 121 Davey, Larry .......... 53, 65, 66, 68, 103, 104, 116 Davis, Carole ...... .... 3 4, 104, 123 Davis, Gale ..... ....... ...... 4 2 Davis, Joe .... . . . . 42, 52, 102, 114 Davis, Kay ................. 45, 117 Davis, LeEtte ...... ....... 1 02, 109 Davis, Leonard ......... 53, 102, 116 Davis, Lindy 21, 27, 28, 96, 98, 121, 123 Davis, Raymond ................ 55 Davis, Wayne ................. 130 Dawson, Billy ............ 42, 52, 111 Dawson, Dennis ....... 43, 49, 52, 76, 82, 106, 131, 155 Day, Anna .................... 109 Day, Elmer ...... 1 . . . . 69, 122 Dearcom, Patricia ........... 30, 113 DeFond, Blanche ........... .... 1 14 Deines, Kenneth . . . 32, 38, 43, 49, 51, 60, 69, 121 Deines, Richard ....... 38, 55, 65, 123 Deisch, Richard . . . ..... 65, 66, 118 DeLong, Glenda . . . ....... ,. . 131 Dennett, Harry ..... . . . 53, 110 Dereemer, William . . . .... . 123 Dever, Anita ..... ..... 1 24 Devlin, Richard . . . . . . 53, 117 Dietz, Anna ..... . . . 29, 111 Dietz, Larry ..... ..... 5 2, 110 Dile, Virgil ...... ......... 1 14 Dockter, Dee Ann . . . . . 32, 98, 123 Dorton, Joseph .... ........ 5 1, 113 Dowler, Joe ........ . . . 38, 53, 60, 62, 72, 91, 131, 157 Downey, Robert ........ 54, 103, 113 Downey, Ronald ....... . ....... 121 Downing, Tom ...... .... 3 0, 53, 102 Dragoo, Ralph ................. 131 Dray, Perry .... 38, 52, 59, 65, 66, 117 D'Spain, Gary .............. 52, 124 Dubois, Georjean ......... 21, 35, 124 Duncan, Elizabeth . . . .... 30, 114 E Ebel Jean .......... . . . 35, 122 Eckhardt, James ............... 111 Edmiston, Harold ........... 51, 117 Edwards, Larry .... 44, 52, 96, 98, 123 Egbert, Nolan .............. 55, 114 Eggleston, John ............. . . . 131 Ehlers, Betty .... ......... 1 03 121 Eichom, Duane . . 65, 67, 131 Eickbush, Karl .... Elliott, Merle 24, 2 Elliott, Nancy . . . 131, 152, 156 6, 'ii Elliott, Ruth .... . Ellis, Denny Ellis, James Ely, Boyd ..... Ely, DeEtte . . . as, 59, 66, 64, ......53,111 , 48, 96, 98, 130 . . . 26, 41, 96, 98, ' .... ao,1o2, IIfIfffE4'. ....sa,1oa, Emerick, Carol ................ Emmons, Lawrence Epler, Arden .......... Engstram, Linda . . Erb, Barbara 112 124 122 120 115 121 131 164 . ....... 29, 30 . . . 96. 98. 131 163 .1134 1 1 -. 'e K ' ,4 'Wx ,xi y - Q For the finest in footwear DICK'S BOOTERY 117 Cole Shopping Center CHEYENNE SHOE STORE 207 W. 17th B 'i 'i-' ,far 'ut Sally and Janet are thinking towards the future as they look over the ultimate in living room furniture at GRIER FURNITURE COMPANY, 1601 CENTRAL AVE. X 'il Karen and Arden get their permanent waves at the BEAUTY HAVEN SALON, 2103 CAREY AVE. 42' Lynn and Alan are set for an evening of the finest entertainment at the LINCOLN THEATRE, 1615 CENTRAL AVE. 64 2 gr-9 lf l was old enough to shave, I'd buy a razor to go with these bIades, says Mike to the attractive clerk at F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY, 209 W. 17TH. 110 Erickson, Leif 27,43, 49, 52, 55, 70, 78, 79, 82, 91, 99, 106, 108, 131, 138 Erickson, Noralene .......... 28, 34, 103, 104. 120 Erickson, Sandra .. . . . .. 119 Evensen, Joan .... .... 1 31 F Faass, Norbert ..... ..... 5 0, 109 Falzone, Colleen . . . ......... . 113 Falzone, Starrlee ..... 26, 96, 98, 130 Farrar, Ruth ..... ............ Farrell, Larry .................. Farthing, Merrilyn . . 21, 24, 26, 41, Federer, Jerry .............. 37 110 118 131 119 Federer, Kay . . . ........... . 120 Ferguson, Jane . .. ....... . 112 Ferro, John .... .... 3 8, 59, 60 Fetsco, Peter . . . .... 30, 51, 112 Finnel, Nomlan . . . . . . 59, 111, 123 Fintus, Kay ....... . . . 29, 102. 116 Fiorinio, Wanda . . . ....... . 120 Fisher, James ..... .... 5 4, 114 Fisher, Raymond . . ..... 110 Flaherty, Pat .... ..... 5 5 Fleck, Judy ....131 Fleharty, Dick ................. Fleharty, Meldon rim, Judy ..... i1','2X,Es', , , Flood, Roger ............... 50, Flogg, Linda .................. Folmer, Nicky ..... .... Forbes, Jacqueline Forbis, Robert ..... Forister, Mike .... 96, 98, . f f f '1's'1'. 29, 89 Forsyth, Barbara . . . . . . . , Foster, Terry ..... Fowler, Judy ..... Fowler, Marilyn . . . Fox, Sandra .... ....52,65, .....33, .......33, 104, France, Robert . . . . . . 25, 27, 70, 131 51 as 'ss' .121 114 119 112 131 164 113 118 121 112 115 71, 91, 106, 131 Frank, Helen ..... ........ 1 12 Frederici, Diane . . .... 40, 130 Frick, Sherman .... ..... 5 0, 116 Friedberg, Dave ............ 54, 120 Friedman, Carolyn ....... 29, 30, 114 Frink, Emory ....... .......... 1 21 Frist, Charlotte .... ..... 4 0, 130, 159 Fritz, Janice . . . . . . 29, 30, 104, 114 Fry, Bonny .......... 25, 28, 40, 130 Fusselman, Floyd .......... 130, 156 Fyffe, Maureen . . . ......... . 130 C Galbos, Michael .... . . . 51, 65 Gale, Jack ...... .......... 1 21 Galicia, Frank . . ......... 53, 110 Galt, Harry ................ 55, 113 Gamble, Robert ...... 30, 53, 102, 114 Garcia, Floyd ..... ............ 1 15 Garcia, Gloria ................. 113 Garcia, Mary Ellen ............ 116 Garcia, Rudy 25, 38, 65, 67, 68, 91, 130 Garcia, Vince .................. 115 Gardner, Judy ......... 21, 28, 31, 89 Gaswint, John ................. 110 Gaymon, Karen ................ 116 Georges, Jean . . .20, 21, 24, 30, 44, 119 Gibb, Mary ..,................ 110 Giles, Bob .... ........ 5 4, 104, 131 Giles, Lois .... .......... 1 10 Giles, Lotus .................. 131 Gilmore, Glen ........... 52, 98, 118 Giovale, Judith ...... 29, 30, 102, 114 Gish, Fred .... 55, 65, 66, 68, 69, 114 Godfrey, John .... 42, 96, 98, 117, 119 Godfrey, Robert ..... 43, 52, 112, 115 Goetz, Shirley .... .......... 1 31 Goldsmith, Jim .... .... 9 8, 131 Gonsior, Priscilla . . . ....... . 120 Gonzales, Charles . . ....... 50, 113 Gonzales, Peggy . . . . . . 36, 103, 122 Gonazles, Rudy . . . .... 59, 60, 124 Gonzales, Sophie . . . ....... . 117 Z1 3 aw TUDENT INDEXQ 258536 Gonzales, Virginia . . 18, 20, 21, 24, 28, 39, 40, 91, 106, 127, 131, 152, 153 Goodman, Leroy ............ 50, 110 Gordon, Joyce ................. 115 Costas, Ted .......... 22, 26, 27, 31, 49, 54, 90, 131 Graham, Carolyn 18, 23, 24, 40, 87, 132 Gravelle, Marilyn .............. 132 Gray, Norma .. 21, 24, 41, 98, 132, 155 Green, Charles .......... , 49, 51, 132 Green, Deanna .............. 54, 132 Green, Karen ............ 21, 24, 123 Greenley, Gail 25, 32, 40, 129, 132, 160 Greeseman, Eldon .............. 118 Gregory, Gary .............. 52, 133 Griego, Sarah . , . ...... 41, 133 Griffin, Margaret ......... 29, 30, 112 Griffith, Marcia ....... 21, 24, 34, 41, 98, 101, 133 Groen, Betty ..... ......... 1 14 Grund, Sharane . . .... 133 Guilford, Dennis . . . . . . 45, 133 Guillen, Aurora .... ....... 1 16 Gunnoude, Kathryn . . . . . . 29, 30, 112 Gustafson, Barbara . . . ........ . 123 Guthierrez, Richard ............. 110 Gutierrez, Henry ............... 103 Guthrie, Leland ...... 51, 69, 72, 116 Guy, Shirley 1 . 21, 24, 39, 40, 103, 133 Gwaltney, Dean .,.............. 132 Gwin, Bill .................... 132 H Hagestad, Barbara . . . . . . 29, 34, 111 Hahn, Kenneth .... ....... 1 11 Hall, Jean ....... ....... 2 9, 114 Hall, Warren ........ , ....... -. . . 54 Halle, Emest ........ 30, 53, 102, 116 Halverson, Robert ........,.. 51, 113 Hammond, Sherrill ............. 112 Hanes, Suzanne .... 21, 32, 34, 98, 124 Hanlon, Joan ................. 117 Hansen, Domi . . . ..... 36, 103, 122 Hansen, Howard ............,.. 121 Hanson, Marilyn ............ 29, 110 Hamsberger, Lynn 25, 26, 27, 28, 40, 82, 91, 100, 103, 104, 106, 108, 132, 164 Hardin, Mike .................. 124 Harp, Patricia .......... 40, 101, 132 Harper, DeAnn . . . ........ . 109 Han-, Douglas .... .......... 1 32 Harr, Laurence ............. 54, 111 Harrington, Robert . . . 38, 43, 52, 103, 104, 106, 108, 118 Harris, Bonnie .............. 29, 109 Harris, David ....... .... 1 24 Harris, Georgia . . . . . 111 Han-is, Sharon .... ....... 1 22 Harrison, Robert . . . ........ . 121 Hart, Myma ...... . . . 30, 104, 114 Hartman, Dwain . . . ........ . 113 Harvey, Patricia .... . . . 28, 76, 132 Hascall, Richard . . . ...... . 120 Havens, Bnice .... . . . 55, 122 Hawkins, Terry . . . ...... . 111 Hayes, James . .. ........ . 133 Hayes, Virginia . . . . . . 29, 109, 122 Haynes, Jean ..... ............ 1 32 Haynes, Sharon ................ 113 Hays, Thomas ................. 132 Hayward, Edward . . 38, 70, 71, 82, 132 I-laywsird, James ............ 55, 116 Heath, Janet .... 28, 34, 103, 104, 120 Hedges, Sharon ................ 110 Heide, Kathryn .............. 40, 132 Heimke, John .......... 45, 120, 132 Hein, Karen . . 19, 24, 25, 26, 28, 35, 39, 40, 103, 132, 157 Heist, Judith ..... ....... 3 5, 98, 121 Hembrey, Beverly . . .... 40, 133 Hemphill, Nancy . . . ...... . 102 Henderson, Carl .......... 55, 70, 114 Henderson, Edmund . . . . . . 114, 149 Henderson, Richard . . . ........ . 132 Henetz, Alex ...... . . . 53, 59, 120 Henry, Adela ...... ......... 1 32 Henry, Gwendelyn ....... 89, 117, 121 Hensolt, John ..... ...... 2 1, 132 Herber, Shirley ................ Herbison, Michael .............. Hemandez, Dewey 32, 53, 102, 106, Herrin, Marie ................. Hess, Joan ....... 28, 34, 40, 103, Hess, Julia ... ............ .. .. Hewitt, John Hill, Frances Hill, Patricia Hill, Theoda Hiller, Joan Hirsch, David . . . Hirst, Earl ...... Hite, Marilyn .......... Hodgeman, Gloria . Hoefer, Rufus .... Hoffman, Rose .......... Hoflund, Lonna . . . . . .,......... 72, ...36, IffI'1'oE, .....1oa, .....s1,9s, 103, 104, 24, 31, 70, 103, 29, 33, . ......... 36, 132 114 116 114 132 132 124 133 113 116 115 124 133 122 119 118 114 122 109 . 39, 110 156 112 33 120 133 110 113 111 133 134 112 118 116 109 134 134 122 119 Holgerson, Gerald ........... 37, Holland, Lou-Jean . . 22, 25, 30, 35 44, 133 Holland, Jay ................ 50, Hollis, Mary Anne , 28, 40, 85, 133, Holly, Patricia ............. 102, Holmes, Keith ........ ....... Holthusen, Florence . . . . . . . Homan, Judy ....... . . . Homan, Linda ..... ...... Homan, Phyllis .... ........ Horiskey, Patricia . . . . . . 29, 30, Horton, Larry ..... ........... Hoss, Jeraldine ................. Houchen, Gay ....... 29, 30, 104, Houge, Ronald ................. Howard, Gilbert . . . .... 51, 102, Howard, Judith ....... 102, Howard, Butch ........ 27, 49, 50, Howell, Gwenith ............ 30, Hudson, Edward 49, 54, 103, 104, Hudson, William ............ 53, Hughes, Judith ...,...... 30, 102, Hull, Delvin .. .... 51, 102, Hull, Michael ..... ...... 5 1, Humphrey, Jack . . . .... . 51, Hummel, Elvin . . . . . . . . Hunnel, Herbert . . . .... . . . . Hurt, Alice ..... ...... 2 7, 40, Hurt, Jean .............. 29, 30, Hutchins, Mac ....... 49, 52, 134, Hutchison, Roberta Hutchison, William I Iverson, Ramona .... .... 1 03, Iverson, Rosemary . . . . . . 98, I Jacks, Earl .... . . . . . 55, Jackson, Joe .... . . . 50, Jackson, Faye . . . . . 30, Jacobson, Garlyn . . . .... 104, Jacoby, Clyde . . . . . . 69, Jacoby, Ruby . . . . . . . Jagger, Oliver . . . .......... . . . James, Larry ............... 45, James, Phyllis ..... 28, 34, 39, 44, Jenison, Kip .... 42, 51, 106, 107, Jenkins, James .............. 51, Jensen, Neil . . . .... 19, 27, 135, Jenson, Patrea .. . ........ . . . . Jerome, Raoul . . . . . . 103, 104, Jessen, Richard ..... 69, 72, Jessup, Edward ............. 52, Jessup, Susanne ....... 28, 34, 40, 112 110 122 113 118 119 134 116 154 116 115 122 120 121 123 119 114 123 120 111 134 121 119 116 159 116 135 114 118 135 120 Johns, Joseph ...... . ........... Johnson, Alan . 26, 27, 42, 91, 100, 101, Johns, Joseph .................. 120 103, 106, 134, 135, 164 Johnson, Beverly .... 25, 28, 34, 39, 40, 121 135 50 111 103, 135 Johnson, Bruce . . . . . 44, 50, 55, Johnson, Glenna .... ..... 3 5, 40, Johnson, Jack .... ............ Johnson, Joyce . .. ........ . . .. Johnson, Sally ....... 40, 98, 134, 164 Johnston, Johnston Johnston 135,, Johnston Johnston: Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Beverly Gary .. James 154 Ruby . Wanda Carol .... Dennis . . Elaine . . . Harold . . . Jerry . . . Patty . . . Jones, Ruth .... Jones, Jones Warren . . William .. Jonah, Delbert . Jueneman, Robert Jultak, Jacqueline Kahleen, Karen ..... 135, 161 Kalber, Connie . Kalber, Richard . Kauffman, Joyce Kauffman, Patricia Keaton, Sandra . Kechley, Robert .... 69, 112 Keefe, Michael . . Kelley, Randolph Kelley, Sharon . . Kelley, Sue ..... Kelley, Margorie Kennedy, Helen . Kenndy, William Kensinger, Donna Kerbs, Jimmy . . . 1 51, 115 49, 53, 78, 79, 82, ........98,l23 ....103,135 ....104,113 ....30,55,114 ...36,l19 ........123 .......70,118' ....34,98,123 ....36,40.135 ........112 .......65,69,122 135 'QI'4'4 X6 '96 'ds' K . , . . 135 29, 34, 104, 112 . 26, 40, 100, 133, 29,30,116 . . . . 43,69, 119 121 ........134 38 52 59 60 65 ........43,116 ...52,110 .....124 ....28 ...121 109 ...........50,109 111 135 Km, Roberta . . asf :34, as, -iof eif 103, 1oe, 126, 135, 160 Kimsey, Kenneth ................ 50 King, Donald . . 38, 55, 65, 66, 129, 135 King, Duane ................... 135 King, Jack ................. 52, 113 King, John .... 43, 49, 50, 84, 135, 153 King, Terri .................... 109 Kinnison, Gordon ........... 55, 113 Kinnison, Ronald . . ..... 50, 114 Kirby, Larry . . . .... 55, 70, 109 Kirk, Susan .... .... 2 9, 30, 109 Kirlin, Lynn . . ........ 120 Kiser, Dennis . . . .... ........ . 134 Kiser, Larry . . . ........ 52, 59, 119 Kishiyama, Janice ............... 112 Klein, Edward . . 30, 42, 55, 102, 114 Kline, Donna .................. 119 Klofkom, Carla 44, 134 Knepke, Duane . Knoepfler, Ruth . Knobelin, Linda Koford, James . . Koford, Karen .. Kollcman, James . Korte, Albert . . . Kough, Bryon .. rcmuch, Elizabeth ' 25, 28, 30, 39, 41, . . . . . . . . 37, 118 ...........36,118 115 29, 108, ...........50,116 29,30,106,108.l14 . ............. 118 ...........53,109 38,42,53,59,60, Krouch, James ..... 103, 117 18, 20, 21, 24, 25, 28, 39, 40, 76, 78, 81, 88, 134, 153, 166 Kugland, Katherine Kulbe, Bemice . . . Kummer, James . . . . 104, 123 Kurth, Deanne . . . Labout, Adriana . . Labout, Louis Lacis, Sigrid .. Lake, David .... Lamb, Sandra . . . Land, George .... Land, Laura Land, Rena L . . 43, 49, 50, 103, ..........114 114 101 . . . . 98, 117 134 124 135 134 134 165 ,:',,3:w ., 1 X AA. . fwffiiiff 'I fi if ' 'sine ..,,Srz:'. ff: .f:',1..1.m ' f ,L ., ., 9 1, . .6-. Q 1 4 X 5 514. Z.. ..k . 1 wi: lr 1 50 109 Land, Roberta... ..... Land, Wanda . . ......... . . Land, Wayne . . . .... 37, 106, Lane, Mary ....... . . . . 32, 106, Lankford, Glyndon . . ....... . . Lara, Maria ...... ..... 3 0, Larchick, Steve . .. ..... . 51, Larrabee, Stanley . . . . . 59, 72, Laughlin, Larry .... ..... 5 4, Layton, Jack ..... . . . 54, Legler, William ..... ..... 7 3, Lehnhoff, Margaret .......... 41, Leichtdweis, Audrey .... 18, 24, 35 96, 98, 135, 158 Lemaster, Darlene . . 18, 20, 21, 23 27, 28, 36, 120 Lenhardt, Howard ........... 50, Lepas, Anna ..... . . . 29, 34, Lesco, Billy ..... ..... 5 4, Lewis, David . . . . . 54, Lewis, Maren .... . .Z 96, Lewis,Mari1yn ...30, Limon, John ....... . . . 52, Lindburg, Jeanette ........... 40, Lindell, Lena .................. Linn, Patricia ..... 40, 78, 79, 80, Llewellyn, Larrie ............... Lloyd, Jerry ...... . . . 51, Lloyd, Sharon ...... ...... Lockhart, Kathleen . . ...... 29, Lockhart, Marlene ............. Lockwood, Donna ........... 35, Lockwood, Larry ...... 51, 59, 65, Long, Larry ...... ........... Long, Margie ....... ......... Loomis, Jacquelin .......... 104, Lopez, Robert .............. 54, LoSasso, Carolyn 19, 20, 21, 24, 26, 41, 91, 96, 98, 99, 100, 101, 136, LoSasso, Julia ............ 29, 30, Loshbaugh, Bnxce .............. Loucks, David .... .... 5 4, 109, Loudon, Theodore . . ...... . . Lovata, Melvin ..... ..... Loveland, Jeanette . . . . . . . . . Lovelass, Larry . . . . . . 45, Lowery, Brent . . . Lozano, Trinidad . . . Lucas, Diana .... Lucero, Andy .... Lucero, Susie ............... 40, Lujan, Benjamin .. 38, 45, 69, 137, Lujan, Gene ................... Lunceford, Charles Luond, Sharon .......... Lush, JoAnn ........ Lutz, Roderick . . . 29, 32, 29, 30, 102, .........53, Mc McAfee, Leonard ............ 55, McAuliffe, Mike ...... 30, 53, 59, McAuliffe, Sandra . 28, 39, 40, 137, McDaniel, Beverly . ........... .. McCann, Thomas ............ 54, McCard, Lois ................. CcClain, Alice ...... McClain, Ruth ........... 29, 30, McClaugherty, Hugh ............ McConaughy, Peggy ......... 33, 32, 54, 106, McConnell, John ..... McCoy, Beverly ................ McDonald, Montie McFarland, Patricia McFarlane, Peggy . . . 38, 65, 66, .....136, McGee, Charlsa ................ McGee, Deanna ................ McGlathery, Niki . 25, 26, 28, 34, 39 91, 100, 101, 136, 138, 159 McGuire, Carol .............. McGuire, Don .... McGuire, McGuire, Mary McHone, James McHone, Janice McIntosh, John 30, 55, LeRoy ...... ..... Ette 98, . . . 30, 33, ..........51,70, McKee, Nola ................... McKee, Robert McKnight, Gary . . l 54, , 43, 103, 104, 124 115 135 124 . 54 114 119 117 113 117 135 135 , 41, 24, 109 109 116 115 118 114 110 135 136 136 122 118 123 111 136 124 110 136 118 120 114 27, 159 112 136 120 52 123 124 137 137 120 120 124 137 141 104 121 116 115 137 113 160 159 116 123 120 116 120 113 109 113 119 136 121 159 136 124 . 40, 116 119 124 113 136 114 110 112 112 122 , W 7,7 McLees, Barbara McLoughlin, Sadie . . . .... . . . . Q in We if 511 Milk wfayjjn ,f I 5 new Q WW ' STUDENT INDEX ,WMM .. .... 29, 116 113 McNealey, Joell . . . ..... 29, 33, 115 McVey, Virgil ........ ......... McWilliams, Stan 111 . . . 38, 42, 59, 61, 69, 103, 136 M MacDougall, Bruce ......... 137 155 Macy, Doretha ....... 28, 35, 103, 118 Maes, Vincent . . . .... 38, 59, 65, 118 Magill, Sharon . . . .......... . . 29 Maher, Mike . . . ....... 51 116 Makus, Jeffrey . . . .... 55, 114 Manley, George .... . 121 Manners, Joan .. .... 40 136 Maraldo, Judy 117 March, Kay .jf ...... If'.fis5,'5d Markley, Duane .......... 37, 53 Marks, Bill ...... 30, 50, 103, 104 114 109 117 Marks, Janet . . 26, 27, 28, 40, 136, 164 Marks, Ronald .............. 55, 113 Marpel, Marilyn ............. 29, 116 Marrs, Craig ............... 50, 117 Martin, Dick . , 18, 21, 23, 24, 82, 106, 136, 155 Martin, Dixie .................. 116 Martin, Janet . . . ...... 44, 121, 124 Martin, John .......... 32, 42, 72, 116 Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Henrietta Martinez, Lee ....... .... 5 3, 72, Edith. . ............ . . George 38, 53, 64, 65, 68, 115 121 123 118 Mason, Arnold .... .... , .... 1 36 Mason, Elsa ..... ....... 1 24 Mason, Marjorie .. .......... 115 Masters, Nancy .........,....... 136 Mathison, Jacqueline . . . 29, 30, 33, 115 Mattert, Eugene ............. 52, 116 Matteson, Dave . . . .... 26, 136 Matzen, Diane . . . ...... . 115 Maves, Fred . . . .... 50, 114 Meares, Elaine . . . ......... . 137 Meedel, William ................ 117 Meeks, Patricia .... Meeks, Pam ...... 136, 161 Meese, Avis Le .... Melton, Rogene .... Mendicino, Frank .. 136, 159 Mendicino, John .. Merklin, Marilyn .. Merriman, Lois . . . . . . 26, 36, 40, 136 26, 32, 36, 40, 106, ............109 ............1l9 .18 38 49 50 73 n 1 y 1 1 .....42,53,123 ........136 .. .... :136 Merritt, Charles . . . ...... . 136 Merritt, Wayne . . . .... 98, 117 Merwin, Jim ..... .... 5 4, 110 Metzler, Gerald . . . .... 45, 137 Metzler, Jack .... ........ 1 23 Meyer, Duane . . . .... 52, 98, 118 Meyer, Tim . . . ....... . 137 Mick, Ruth .................... 122 Milatzo, Vic ................ 52, 110 Milboum, Larry ................ 137 Miller, Bill ..... 38 59, 64, 65, 67, 114 Miller, Janet .................. 118 Miller, Stewart .......... 51, 104, 109 Milner, Enna ..... . . . 35, 103, 119 Minardi, Jeannine . . . ..... 98, 137 Mitchell, Jerry .... .... 5 0 Moberly, Linda . . . . . . 113 Moench, James ....... . . . 137 Mollenkopf, Joan ....... ..... 1 21 Montgomery, Margaret .......... 118 Montoya, Jerry ......... .... 5 4, 117 Moore, Richard ................. 53 Moore, Robert .......... 53, 103, 124 Moreland, Morey . . 54, 70, 71, 82, 137, 156 Morey, Larry .... .......... 5 2 109 Mossman, Janet . . . . . . 103, 121 Morrow, Tom .... ....... 1 20 Mueller, Bill ..... ..... 3 7, 123 Mueller, Edwin . . . .... 37, 54, 116 Mueller, John ....... .... 3 0, 50, 109 Murphy, Emmett .... ..... 5 3, 113 Mutart, Roylin .... ....... 1 11 N Nathenson, Stephen Neal, Tom ........ Neely, Deanna .... Neese, LaVonne . . . Neff, Joann .... Nelson, Carol . . . Nelson, Jean ..... ......... Nesbit, Mary Jane Newman, Linda . . . Newton, Georgia Nichols, Sally ...... Nielson, Dave .. Nissen, Ken .... Novicoff, Owen . . . O Oakley, John ....... O'Brion, Gordon Occhipinti, John . ...30,43, ....54, ., .... 98, ...29,30, 26, 25, 40, 138, ......29,30, ......29,30, 49,52,103, .....50,103, ....23,51, If f ss, '1b'2', 51 54 occhipinu, vnwenl' f I f I '27, asf 42: O'Dell, Warren .... Ogasawara, Arlene Ogden, Alma ..... ............ O'Hare, Evelyn ................ O'Kelley, Gerald ..... 42, 54, 112, Oliver, Evelyn ................. O'Nei1l, Beverly .......... 29, 34, Ossterveen, Rosalind . . . . . . . 98, Oppie, Jack ................ 51, Omelas, Gloria ................. Oslund, Jack 1 19, 20, 21, 24, 25, 38, 54, 59, 61, 62, 91, 108, 130, 142, 166 Ostennan, Ronald ............ 52, 123 Ousler, Clair ........... 54, 103, Ousler, Deanne ............ 102, Overgard, Bill 38, 52, 59, 61, 69, 72, P Packwood, Delbert ........... 55, Padget, Sharon .... . . . 30, 102, Page, Haldon ..... Palmer, Dixie ............... 55 Palmer, John ................ , Palmer, Robert . . . 31, 33, 103, 106, Panos, Anna ................... Panos, Harry . . . . 38, 59, 61, 63, Parks, Ed ..................... Parkins, Leonard ............ 52, Parsons, Minnie . . . . . . . 32, Patrick, Kathleen . .... . Patterson, Laurena . . . . . . . Patterson, Pat ................. Pauli, Sally ................ 40, Payne, Diane ....... Payne, Jim ........ 65, 67, 120 Peck, Jim Peel, Joan ....... Perry, Lawrence . Perryman, Sharon Persefield, Fritz . . Peters, Frank .... Petersen, Phil ...... 65, 108, 114 Peterson, Ralph . . Peterson Rozella . . . . . 29, 30, 32, 38, 54, 59, ....ffs2', .......so, ....,av,s4, 103, 30,42,55, ........35, 5961103 Petrie, jim ...asf-iz, , , , Philabaum, Jack ............ 45, Phillips, Charles ............. 51, Phillips, Linda .... 27, 96, 98, 121, Phillips, Roy ............... 55, Peirsall, Grady ....... .... 3 2, 59, Pierson, Pamela . . ..... . . Pietrek, Paul ..... .... 5 4, Pinker, Harrell . . . . . . . 53, Piper, Eloise . . . . . . . 45, Platt, Vemon . . . . . . . 54, Pock, Gary ....53, Pock, James . . . . . 31, Poling, Pen'y . . . . . . . 55, Pollare, Mike ..... Potter Barb , ara .... Potthoff, Caroline 114 119 124 116 138 124 138 154 114 112 116 118 118 115 138 114 118 120 138 122 111 109 114 123 115 121 113 111 121 116 123 111 114 118 113 113 122 117 123 139 111 117 118 113 139 139 115 61, 122 116 116 117 59, 122 120 119 139 112 123 110 112 119 139 111 139 117 109 116 111 138 116 113 Powers, Tom ....... 19, 24, 26, 42, 84, 96, 98, 101, 139, 160 Pratt, Peggy ......... 20, 40, 84, 85, 103, 139, 160 Probasco, Kelvin . . . ...... 55, 110 Procks, Betty .... .... 1 24 Pugh, Allen .... . . . 122 Pyle, Mary ........ .. . 111 Pyritz, Clarence . .. . .. 113 Quick, Jean . . . . . . . . 36, 122 Rabinovitz, Elaine . . 21, 22, 24, 27, 28, 35, 41, 46, 82, 139 Raines, John ............... 25, 139 Raines, Linda ....... .... 1 02 Rairigh, Frances .... . . . 113 Rairigh, Ida .... . . . 120 Ramer, Harold ..... ......... 1 21 Ramirez, Gilbert ............ 51, 113 Ramirez, Leonard ........... 51, 113 Ramos, Danny ....... 55, 69, 72, 118 Rand, Sharon ........ 21, 34, 102, 114 Randerson, Lewis .............. 117 Rapp, Grant ...... ........... 1 39 Raper, Tom .... . . . 30, 51, 59, 116 Rath, Brenda . . . .......... . 123 Ratliff, Terry . . . ........... . 123 Read, Judy .... ..... 2 1, 96, 98, 124 Read, Mark . . . .... 38, 71, 101, 139 Ready, Pat . . ...... 29, 30, 109 Reed, Rena .... ........... 1 38 Reid, John ..... .... 5 1, 111, 118 Renneisen, Mary . ........ 35, 98, 119 Reynolds, Gerald .............. 117 Reynolds, Sherell ..... 29, 30, 104, 111 Rice, Dennis ....... 54, 102, 104, 114 Richards, Ruby . . ......... 40, 139 Richardson, Kent . . ........ 50, 116 Richmond, Donald . . . ...... . 110 Rickext, Rick .... . . . 30, 38, 114 Ries, Lawrence . . ....... 110 Rile, Pat ....... ....... 5 0 Rios, Trinidad . . . . . . 119 Ritchie, Darlene . ...... 118 Robbins, Claudette ....... 139 Roberta, Carolyn . . . . . . 29, 34, 116 Roberts, Larry .... .... 5 0, 109 Robertson, Beverly . . . ..... . 114 Robertson, Jeffrey ..... 50, 110 Rodernefyer, Janice ......... 110 Rodwell, Sandra . . . . . . 29, 34, 112 Rodzinak, Andy . . . ...... 51, 122 Roeseler, Linda . . ........... 139 Rogers, Charlene ...... 22, 30, 44, 120 Romero, Rudy ..... ...... 5 5 110 Romero, Sammy . . . ...... . 116 Ronish, Bill ..... ......... 1 22 Ronish, Connie . . . . . 29, 30, 111 Ronish, Teddy . . . .... 36, 112 Ronning, Karen . . . . . . 33, 111 Ronney, Dennis . . . ...... 54, 113 Rose, Frank ....... ........... 1 17 Rosenberg, Warren .... 31, 42, 44, 82, 91, 106, 139 Ross, Oral ...... ...... 3 7, 139 Roush, Sandra . . . . . . . 113 Rowland, Robert .... 115 Rudolph, Ernest ............ 59, 115 Rusch, Jim ................ 54, 138 Russell, Larry ..... 25, 43, 49, 50, 138 Ruybal, Louis . . . .............. 117 Sabado, Francis . . . . . . 103, 117 Sager, Dawn .... . . . 45, 138 Sager, Deanne . . .... 113 Salas, Genevieve . . . . . . 104 Sanchez, Beatrice . .... 117 Sanders, Ed .... ...... 1 24 Sanders, James . . . . . 54, 113 Starbuck, Jimmy . . ............ 29 STUDENT AND ADVERTISER'S INDEX Sanders, Jerry ..... 52, 87, 138, 161 Sands, Bob ......... Sands, Donald .... Sauer, Sharon .... Schaeffer, Donald .. 19,23,49, f1II'52', .IIII's'4', Schaefer, Janet ......... 40, 103, Schamp, Tim .... . , .......... . Schemp, James ............ 103, Schliske, Kay ...... ' 21 24 27 41 schoel, Marie ........ ' 35: sei 98: Schreiner, Charlene 138 113 124 114 138 121 120 139 124 113 Schreiner, Lois ..... ........ 1 39 Schreiner, Nancy .... . . . 21, 24, 27 Schroeder, Barbara . .. ....... . 120 Schroeder, Charles . . . . . 30, 42, 53, 102, 115, 118 Schubarth, Joyce . . Schwartz, Janet ........... 104 ........36,119 Schwartz, Joyce ...... 28, 41, 44, Schwartzkopf, Patricia 104, 109 34,36, Schwindt, Loretta . . . . . . 29, 102, Schwope, Michael ........... 52, Scott, Harold .................. Scott, Mildred .....,....... 98, Scribner, Carolyne 29, 30, 33, 112, Scribner, Phillip . . . . . 26, 44, 98, 101, 106, 139, 158 Searl, Charlene ..... 141, 157, 160 Seidl, Dorothy .... Seipp, Kay ...... Sellers, Harry . . . . 52, Seltrecht, Edith ...... 28, 40, , .. 41, 96, 98, .......1b.2., 103 Seltrecht, Laura ....,....... 103, Sena, Hazel ................... Senger, Bennie .... 38 59 61 65, Sevilla, John ....... , 117 139 102, 115 109 124 124 114 100, 139, 111 109 110 139 122 121 118 117 Sevilla, Jerry ........ 52, 43, 103, 25, 43, 44, 91, 98, 103, 126, 140, 157 Tabor, Carla . . . 119 Sewell, Jefferson ............... 110 Shadley, Joqueta ............... 140 Shaffer, William . . 43, 53, 73, 102, 116 Sharp, Bob ................ 50, 116 Shawver, Bill . . . ........ 118 Shimitz, Lois .... ..... 1 15 Shinn, Patricia . . . ....... 112 Shinn, Robert .... .... 5 1, 110 Shivers, John ..... .,.. 5 3, 110 Shockley, Thomas . . . .... . 110 Shockley, Virginia . . . ..... . . . 109 Shoemaker, Lynn . . . . . 29, 30, 114 Shultz, Janice .... .... 3 4, 124 Shultz, Linda .... ..... 1 18 Shuman, Susan ............. 98, 119 Siegfried, Carol ............. 98, 119 Siegfried, Larry 38, 54, 59, 103, 106, 122 Siler, Leilani .................. 140 Silver, Joe ................. 53, 117 Simons, O. C. . . . .... 42, 53, 123 Simonson, James . . ..... 55, 118 Simonson, Nikki . . .......... 115 Simpson, Helen ............ 103, 119 Simpson, Treva ...... 36, 98, 106, 119 Singleton, Bluebell .......... 40, 140 Sinner, Karen ...... .......... 1 17 Sinner, Ronald .... ..... 1 40 Skillem, Mike .... ......... 1 03, 124 Slagle, Diane .. .............. 124 Smith, Albert .................. 121 Smith, Dean ..... 25, 26, 49, 51, 100, 103, 104, 140, 158 Smith, Duane .... 38, 59, 61, 141, 157 Smith, Ed ..... ............. 1 41 Smith, Gary . . . . 55, 109 Smith, Ida ... .... 115 Smith, James .... ....... 1 09 Smith, Marshall . . ....,.. 38, 141 Smith, Montie . . . ..... 38, 72, 118 Smith, Nels .... . . . 37, 78, 141, 154 Smith, Rex ..... ........... 1 13 Smith, Wynette .. .......... 141 Snively, Jack .... .... 4 5, 141 Snook, Dorothy . . . ...... . 109 Snyder, Everett ..... .......... 1 19 Snyder, Jo Anne . . . .... 26, 40, 140 Snyder, Kenneth ............... 115 Soden, Mary ............ 34, 98, 124 Sorg, Mike ..... 26, 27, 90, 100, 133, 140, 153 8 Soriano, Pete ..... Spackman, Sharan .. Sparre, Rosalie . . . Spence, Cathy . . S encer, Nancy P . Spicka, Richard .... Spindler, Juanita Spring, Renetta . . Stanfield, Carol . . . Stauffer, Judy .. Steege, Sherry .... Steele, Dennis ..,.. Steinhour, Evelyn Steinhouser, Darrell 55,102, 116 ......33,114 .122 . . . .162 ,116 ,113 as as,51,59,72,122 40 ,140 .........34,117 ...22,120 ....110 ...36,120 .....104,l22 96,98,118 114 .........52,109 118 Steinhour, Fordyce ...... 49, 103, Stepp, Lyn Ann Stevenson, Bon Stevenson, Judith . . . Stewart, Howard Stillwell, Loretta . . Stipp, Lynda . . . Stockton, Gale Stokes, Milton . . Stone, Bill ..... Stone, Milly ..... . Stone, Richard Stouffer, Bob .. Stouffer, Gary ..... 69, 1 1 8, 1 19 Strain, Kenneth Strange, Kurtis Strange, Robert Stroh, Kenneth Stumpf, Arlene . . . ' .5.1., .5.9.' .6.1. .....104,124 ...51,122 ...29,112 ...53,113 ....14o ......124 ...102,115 ....53,115 ...102,113 .........119 140 , 112 38, 59, 60, 63, 65, .. ......... 53, 123 ... ......... 70, 113 ... .... 59,61,69, 72 .......54,113 ...35,41, 78, 81, 89, 129, 140 Stumpf, Darlene . . . . . 35, 41, 141 Suainson, Christy . . ,.... 30, 43 Suare, Phyllis ..... ..,......... 1 21 Suartos, Leland ............. 53, 109 Sue, Dick ......... 38, 59, 60, 61, 70, 78, 82, 83, 141 Sugiyama, George ..... . ...... 54 Suits, Zoda , 113 .... 104, 106, 122 Sullivan, Nancy ............. 29 Sullivan, Sally ..... Summerfield, Clinton , 111 ... 21, 28, 40, 140 38, 42, 70, 71, 76, 82, 83, 103, 140, 160 Susse, Wayne ..... .........52,110 Sutton, Alice ............... 36, 124 Sweet, Rita 19, 24, 25, 40, 91, 140, 160 Sylte, Virginia ..... .........34,119 Sylvester, Ilene .... . . . 29, 30, 114 T' Tafoya, Jay .... Talbot, Dean . . . ..........u6 52 Tallman, Gary ...... 43, 53, 102, 109 T amayo, Tony .. Tanner, Kathryn Tanner, Vemon .........53,110 ......29,30,114 . . . . .43, 54, 103, 104, 123 108, 120, 122, Taylor, Beverly ..............,. 140 Taylor, Essie ........ .... 1 40 Taylor, Harold .... ...... 1 13 tenBensel, Donna . . ..... 140, 159 Tenorio, Sepe .... . . . 52, 69, 118 Tertipes, Kathy .... .... 2 9, 111 Thompson, Boyd . . . ...... 54, 110 Thompson, Steve . . . ....... 45, 141 Thonen, Marjorie ..... 21, 28, 34, 120 Thorin, Carol .............., 98, 118 Thorvaldson, Joyce 40, 98, 140, 158, 162 Throckmorton, JoAnne .......... 118 Tibbetts, Susanne .............. 140 Titus, Richard ...... 42, 53, 108, 120 Tolan, Carolyn . . . . ....... . . . . Tomaino, Carolyn . . Tracy, Kathleen Trevino, Dan .. Trosper, Cherrie . . . Trujillo, Willie Uhls, Sandra Ulrich, Carolyn ll 123 118 124 . . . 98, 121 122 119 ...29,3O,1l3 119 Underwood, Loer . . . ,...... . . . 121 Uthoff, Herb .... . . . 55, 118, 140 X7 Van Arsdol, Florence ....... 40 140 Van Arsdol, Janice .............. 113 Vance, Barbara 21, 22, 24, 28, 34, 123 Vance, Bobby ....... 34, 53, 102 114 Vance, Gaynell ............ . 87, 120 Vandiviere, Shirlee .... .... 1 23 Van Zee, Isabelle . . . . . 117 Velasquez, Anna ..... .... 1 21 Vollman, Betty Lou . . . . . . 29, 112 Volz, Bob ........... ..... 4 5 Vosler, Leroy . . . . . . . 124 147 Waddell, Larry . . . ..... . 119 Waechter, Jack .... .... 5 2, 114 Wages, Marilyn . . . . . . 104, 140 Wagoner, Judy . . . ...... 103, 118 Walbey, Dorene ................ 140 Waldman, Robert .... 30, 55 102, 114 Walker, Edgar .... ............ 1 09 Walker, John ..... .. 102 115, 122 Walker, Mary Ann ............. 115 Walter, Kenneth .... 25, 103 104 141 Wamer, Darla ................. 112 Wasserburger, Jeroma ........ 53 119 Watkins, Don . . 38, 51, 59, 65, 109 116 Watne, Karen .... 28, 34, 41, 141 164 Watne, Marshall . . 43, 51, 53, 103, 122 Watson, Don .................. 123 Weaver, Charles . . . . . . . 141 Weaver, Larry .... ...... 1 13 Webber, Jim . . . ....... 52 116 Weber, Gloria . . . ........... . 112 Weber, John . . . . . . 30, 53 102 116 Weber, Stan .............. 103, 121 Weekly, Don ...... 38, 59, 61, 63, 65, 67, 78, 137, 141 Wagelin, Larry ............. 50 115 Weickum, Judy .... . . . 29, 30, 112 Weitzel, Deanna ..... 40 141 Welch, William ............ 52 119 Wells, James .............. 103, 118 Welsh, Vemon .... 38, 55, 70, 71 141 West, Betty ................... 113 West, Rasella .................. 142 Weydeveld, Corky 115 53, Weydeveld, Linda . . 21, 24, 26, 40, 41, Wingett, Tom . . . Witherspoon, Joe ...... ..55 29 3033 Wolin, Susan .... . . . , , Wood, Ken ..... Woodcock, Rex . Woodhouse, Pat Woolsey, George Wright, Delora . . Wroght, Dorothy Wunch, Charlotte Wunnicke, Diane Yarter, Susan . . . Yoder, Diane 21, Yother, Mark Young, Bertha . . 142 Young, Gary Young, Susan ........53, ............51, .. 37,78,79,142, ..............., . . . 21, 24, 27, 44 if .........29,32 24, 31, 85, 90, 98 ............53, 26 28 30 41 44 1 1 1 1 1 .........30,55, Young, Tim .... . Young, Tommy . Zabloudil, Carol . Zaruba, Barbara . Zeiler, Leonard . . Zell, Margaret . . Zook, Jerry ..... IZ . ...40, fIIfIfIfIff'1'id .. 35,41,98,142: ............44, 123 118 116 111 110 142 162 109 142 111 123 114 121 114 103, 116 124 142 54 142 110 142 158 117 ADVERTEERSINDEX Acme Cleaners .. Beauty Haven .. Ben Franklin Store .... . . . Boise-Payette Lumber . . . . . . Bon-Baggs .....,.............. Cheyenne Federal Savings ...... . . Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power Co. Cheyenne Music Company ....... Cheyenne Shoe Store 6: Dick's Bootery ..... . . . Coca-Cola Bottling Co. . . . . . Cross Music Center .... . . . Doyle Maness .. FIory's ........ Fowler's ....... Frontier Dairy Store . . . . . . Grier Fumiture . Groves Clothing . 90, 100, 142, 157, 160 Whitaker, Nancy .............. 119 Whitaker, Norman .............. 142 White, Dorothy . . . . . . 96, 98, 120 White, Elbert . . . ..... . 122 White, Maeve ...... . . . 36, 116 White, Michael ........... ..... 1 24 Whyte, Widholm, Judy . .. Willey, David . . . Robert .............. 54, 29, 30, 33, 114, .........50, 1 10 1 15 Wilcoxson, Robert ....... 50, 1 18, 120 1 10 142 Williams, Ed .........59,69,72, Williams, Edna ...... 35, 46, 103, 142 Williams, Gene . . ......... 52, 112 Williams, Frances . . ........ 98, 117 Williams, Jack ..... .... 3 8, 52 Williams, Janet ..... ....... 1 42 Williams, Joye Lou . . ....- . . . 29, 32 Williams, Joelyn .... . . . 30, 44, 116 Williams, Linda ................ 121 Williams, Milt ........... 53, 59, 117 Williams, Roger . 38, 52, 59, 61, 64, 65, 67, 68, 69, 103, 122 Halladay's ........... . . . Holland-Smith Lumber . . . . . Hopfs Jewelry ......... . . . Howard Shop ............ . . . Hoy's Drugs 61 Maindiner . . . . . . Hugh Bates ......... Hutchins Flowers ....... . . . Imogene's Coffee Shop . . . . . Kassis Dept. Store ..... . . . Kaye's ............. . . . KVWO ............ . . . Lange's Autoservice . . . . . Laverent's Music . . . . . . Lincoln Theater .... . . . Mayflower ......... . . . Moreland Wholesale . . . . . . Nation Studio ......... . . . Nesbit's Stationary ........ . . . People's Sporting Goods .... . . . Powers Builders and Supply ...... Riedesel-Lowe Co. ......... . . . Roedel Drugs ......... . . . San Cundiff Texaco . . . . . . Sanitary Laundry .... . . . Sav-Mor Inc. ....... . . . Sorenson Hardware .... . . . Williams, Russell ............ 54, 122 Williams, Terrell ........ 55, 102, 116 Williamson, Judith .... ......... 1 12 Willson, Marilyn . . . . . . 30, 114 Wilson, James .... ..,.... 1 20 Wilson, Ken .... ......... 1 42 Wilson, Lee . . . . . 38, 59, 142 Wilson, Roger . . .... 52, 112 Wilson, Sandra .... . . . 103, 120 Taylor's Tots 8: Teens . . . . . . Tom Searl Realty ..... . . . Underwoods .... Wigwam Bakery Woolworth's .... ....... ... Wyoming Monument Co. . . . . . 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