Cheyenne Mountain High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1952 volume:

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MISS MCINTIRE S 512254 CQNTENT I I I 4 1 M2 555 x1 wings IW TITLE PAGE POW WON STAFF HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL EDITORI XL FACULTY SEINIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH GRADE SCHOOL SCHOOL AICTIN ITIES ADVERTISEMENTS QE, Q Q- I.-ff V -4 i 'six Ii? www si iff Lx 'NON H N 5 WAI: mf. 'yi 25, - ,Wk 54 v . ' '-'f ! 412. ,-5 f 'Fo ,+A 4 5 .K A-ziipx, Z k 55 - .32 nf , 1-5 Q f a,Z.h' . 232525, I 1 l --CS. ut lli 5 , :5: 2' ff., . ,I .2-fr HFS x J: I 7. , 5 L my ' A : 153332: QSLV5. !,7.- --2::' . 1 f 1 1-'-', ' I - - 5+ , Q A3 , I 5 'E : ' Z., I 15' ' C-L I, 'pk .1 '-.unit I' f':' g , 1-. ,Six . 1, 1, I , Q I A ,, I ,C L ' E Q 4 X ,K 1,1 f 3 ,fi . This has been a good year at Cheyenne School Despite expel imental changes necessitated by a growing student body and the loss of our beloved Dr Shaw we still have managed to keep the old and to add new and valuable activities to our program The Christmas activities were once again filled with ing out into the community for the enjoyment of all Our athletic teams, although not so consistently in the winning columns as in previous years learned through ex perience and from the loyal support of the student body that the spirit makes the game and the ultimate goal is fair play and a humble pride in a Job well done The scholastic record of the school has again been the hmh lig t of the year Many of our semors have been ac ceptedin the top colleges of the country, some on scholastic scholarships and aids The student council is to be com mended for its fine Job in scheduling this program And EDITORIAL Itis the sincere hope of The Junior Class that The Pow- Wow of 1952 will serve as a record of all that the seniors have worked and strived to create throughout their past years at Cheyenne Mountain School. lt can be seen, looking into the past year, that the Seniors have fulfilled to their utmost the standards of Cheyenne Mountain School both tn scholarship and sportsmanship Not only in these ways but in many others have they made Cheyenne a bettei place for both faculty and students The Senior Class of 1952 has set a high goal for the students who will be following in their footsteps With these thoughts well in mind, The 1952 Pow Wow is dedicated to The Seniors most important our faculty has once again proven them selves worthy members of the Cheyenne family by keeping the well being of our students foremost in their minds, they have blended happiness and learning the key to the spirit of Cheyenne School Those of us who have been in the school during its rapid thing that has made the school an integral part of our being lt1s inevitable perhaps that with the ever growing numbers some of our most precious traditions will disappear We must not think of these as lost, for it is only natural that some activities fitting to a small school might not serve the same purpose in a larger school Some traditions must be altered and even changed, if we are to keep the school we know and love But always together as students, teachers and superintendent we must strive to keep the high spiritual and moral values that have always been synonymous with the name of Cheyenne School JOHN S CHAMNEY . ' . . . . good cheer , confined not just to our own domain, but reach- growth, have feared the loss of that intangible some-- R ,faq 5353 ,J 2, Wim wg Ak gy , f ,'mi5,5 wi QWOAG X 5 H f ff . '. 1 lx , 1 ., 'i f . N, f.. . 2-. '1 . 'fr 'Y' 40, A . ' A E 1 4 V, 1 if .. sa 5-3' 14' 45' 5. '-Nz, 4 - ns fr . -Q v , vw l + :,g ,.,, 5 .M X lx , '?,,,,,n. . M933 ' S M ,Uh . . . P Q12 n. I -'mn A : Qs. . 1 1'-x- I v-C54 A 4:3-A ' - M 1- . A . iz. A? A' mfg' , j :A 52: 1:5 ' f' ' if sf. '- . :' Y-5. 2 -:Q x gf Jas ' il KD H. FL! wg 1 -,1 -,,. Mr Hubby 1s noted for the great tlme and effort he spends on spec1a1 muslcal grou s 13, 4-fcg sg A-Q., Qgrazzsfg ,154 a t ,J 5 4522522 rw J . X A newcomer to Cheyenne and head of the mathemahcs department 1S Mr Burgert Teach Johnson IS an mdespensxble person around school due to her many varled dutmes Pop' Evans a vet eran of Cheyenne IS the mam stay of the Junlor I-hgh Mlss Martm whmle teachmng three language courses st111 flnds tune to help the .Tumors ln thelr 3.Ct1.V1tlCS isa! Mr Graber teaches a wmde var1ety of sub jects ln the Sclence Department :M Q K 3 x L 9 if hifi ? N ' l vi v . , - , P . 7 - ' D n 0 . C. Ai Y' ' ' 1' U hi -j,.,w. ' ' N P ' QSM t we vii ' xx ' gf Ugg? e Us S: .frm 6,1 V:-I Ap- In Y mir .7 -if is 152 f ' x -. , 9 Q z f 5 Zim' 7' A , - X . E' ,X W V 'P l fp-qv., rv Aff., U Q .A M, ff- ,Q I W X, A 1 f f fis e iff. K -- 5. Qt ,kiwi 1 ' use E52 ' - - ' 5? M155 Mclnt1re Eng 1lSh teacher for the upper hxgh school, a new add1t1on to the faculty i 'TD' Mr Sherman Coach has done a great Job coachmg our varlous teams CK lllhfi M155 Morrow lS well known for her great pat1ence durlng Gram mer classes MISS Slocum teaches both Jun1o1 h1gh and h1gh school, and IS sponsor of the seventh grade The art students greatly appreclate the talents of Mr Mu51ck M155 Pendleton IS the head of the gxrls' athlet1c depart ment M Pattez son, The Neckt1e lS the spon sor of the Sophomore Class O7 4 N Le 14, rg in 5.01 t X lx Q 5 ,M S 1 I 5 f f x . 5 2, p 4 ' . I f X1 . g f l ' ' , - ' ' -ll. . ll ' is ' ' - . T 'Z 5 :Wg . A . X if I' ' .L 'o n X s l 11 , - iff -,1,. I , 1 -'-.L CQEJ l '? 5, X' Q L f W g asa? W4-QW? JOHN S CHAMNEY Besldes bemg head man at Cheyenne, Jack Chamney 1s also the school hockey coach secretary of the I-hgh School Hockey League and the father of three 11ttle glrls Chlefs ' orrgmal home was Ln Saskato Saskatchewan In 1941 he enrolled ln Colorado College but was drafted the followmno year mto the Royal Canadxan Navy After three years he returned to the conflnes of C C where he majored rn physlcs In 194 afterg aduatmon Mr Chamney started h1s teachmg cazeer at Cheyenne Durmv thxs years hockey season he agaxn proved h1s great coachlng ab1l1ty He brought ln the team conslstxng of a group of unexperlenced Freshmen to a thmrd place fmmsh lt can easlly be seen that Chref and the hockey team w1ll go far tooether Be s lde s holdlng the relns for 660 students Mr Chamney IS the sponsor of Z8 undeclded senlors No one was ever meant more for a Job than Jack Chamney was meant for the Job as prrncxpal of Cheyenne Mountaln School Durmo hls fxrst year he has done remarkably well and many happy years are predrcted for hmm OFFICE STAFF ?Jm iii -:Q f. 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' n - a . , I - HOW'iId Jones IS the bus dr1ver Dr1ver Tra1n 1ng teacher and general handy man around school Joe B155en the head cu5tod1an does a great 5p1C and span Mr Deboe beS1d6S h15 h15Jan1torJob may be seen ump1r1ng baseball games Leo Gratt1n absent 1t the t1me of p1cturf' can be seen tak1nf1 Care of the new bu11d1ng and the gym IIHSILIDH S- xx-xg f M4-'v-f ' -Q is aj' Nswlxr LUNCH STAFF Cheyenne School 15 fo1tunate 1n l'1aVl1'1gSL1Cl'1 an excellent lunch staff Mr5 B1s5en head of the staff does a f1ne Jobplanmno the preparat1on of the food fol the 5tudent5 who eat lunch at school Everyone IS vxell 5at15f1ed after a good n eal IH the lunchroorn . M N L V I . , . .., . , ' u 1 1 . if 4 l 1- 1 T, r . ' y' l V. V T , , , M A 'T ,Q . 7 - 0 , ' Q f ' X 1 - f ffl f , t 71 . Y ff K 5 2,7 L' VJ: , , ' ,f WW! ' . 2' X' N -gl. . 4,l . 1 job in keeping the school 'N' 4 M 1 ' fe ' 1 . l , .LM y ... t 'V W'WWK'v1.wM M r 6'0 , ' f 3' M.. '::- A .Q ' ' - . ' I , q- 1 1 A 1 T 5 1 . . 1 . 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Chrlstmas play Dramatlcs 3, honor socnety 3, Natlonal Honor Soc1ety,Pow Wow Staff, Steermg Corn. 2, Sec. Treas, Sr class Pres. ofStudent body Cheyenne as a Fresh man Chrlstrnas play dramatxcs Z boys octet octet basketball Z track Z. LANE CUBSTEAD Entered Cheyenne ln the 7th glade Chrlst mas play fchorusl Dramatlcs Z. Orches tra 3-band Z dance band basketball 3 baseball Z honor soclety 4. .,, ' , 'f' P: , -:P . '7'i:,-I-k 2-:If - . 5 ' 'W'-'.-. 'f,., . '- P' I 5 ffm , 5 Q 15 - ' -'I gg .s -.hm-T ' qv-.5453 N ag 4? .Qik M lk l I sf V fwfb P ' Q ,x . AF., A -I K W .Q K .,-0241! S l E 'Q .f,5. ,H -- C -, xg , . ' ' . E ' 7' . S' f W dfx QQ:-.30 ' -' Sis W7 ' ' 'Cla , ' u ' '- un- fc ff: ff gif , .::: - Ygg. . I N Er' 1 . . , C 7- - ' C J , . -6? 1 sf IV 8,5 ANN CUMMINGS KAY DAVIDSON Enter Entered Cheyenne 1n ed Cheyenne as a 6th grade Chrlstruas Freshman Chrxstmas play fchorus dramamcs play dxamaues 1 gmrls octet Z orchestra honor soc1et3 1 CARAH .IESSEE Enter ed Cheyenne as a Freshman Chrlstmas play fchorus Dramat1cs 2 ARLYNE KAWAMOTO Entered Cheyenne 1n 6th grade Chrlstmas play chorus Dramatmcs Z Steer1no Comrruttee 3 Pres of Sr class y: V ' K ,I JV: 1 k ,fl 1, , If sf xr' ,f 'Rh G t A ' ,Q .1 5 ir- xl ' 'Wi Ad 0 - Q - - gal-ten Christmas play: Junior. Drarnatics 1- 3-. - , I . I h luv' 1 D A ' , ' - 1- ' 4 I 1- 1' - U 1 ,J L 'Ir LEE GARDNER Enter ed Cheyenne ln Kmder orchestra 3 band Z swtm team GAIL LEATHERV. OOD Entered Cheyenne 1n the Sth grade Chrlst mas play chorus dramatlcs 4 boy s sextet hockey 1 Pow Wow staff ig WILLIAM GUDE Enter ed Cheyenne as a basketball 1 Vlce Pres1dent of Senmor class OFFICERS Presldent Arlyne Kawamoto V1ce Presldent B111Gude Sec Treas Kathy Chamberlaln Student Counc11 Harold Lovelad B111Gude Edle Vecqueray Ar Iyne Kawamoto HAROLD LOVELADY DONALD MEIER Enter Entered Ch6Y9Y1116 ln ed Cheyenne as a Jumor K1ndergarten Chrlst dramatyc 1 mas play fchorus dramatlcs 1 dance team Z hockey WILLIAM MERRION Entered Cheyenne as a Freshman Chrxstmas play fchorus dramatlc s 1 Secretary Treas of Sophomore class W Nr RICHARD ONUFROCK Entered Cheyenne as a Sophomore dramahcs orchestra 3 band 3 dance band Chmstrnas band basketball 1 baseball Pow Wow Staff l CAROL PERRIN Ente red Cheyenne vm Klndergarten Chrlst mas play Qchorusj dramatlcs Z honor socmety 4 X JOHN PINELL Entered Cheyenne as a Jumor dance team l basket bal 1 SHIRLEY PINELL Entered Cheyenne as a Jumor Dra matxcs l MAUREEN SULLIVAN Entered Cheyenne as a Junlor g1rl'S Octet dramatlcs I honor soclety 1 ffkp EDITH VECQUERAY Entered Cheyenne IH the the 3rd grade Chr1stmas play dramatlcs Z dance team 1 honor soclety vlce p1es Freshman class steermg comrnmttee I Pow Wow staff Q L- C, PETER TAUSSIG Entered Cheyenne as Jumor honor soclety Z Aux W-., PETER VON STEIN Entered Cheyenne as a Freshman Chrlstmas play dramatlcs 1 basketball 3 baseball Z hockey 1 Pow Wow staff Ks. x.. ROBERT THOMPSON Entered Cheyenne as a Junxor dramatms Z basketball baseball manager Pow Wow Staff be BEVERLY TURNER Entered Cheyenne as a Semor dramatlcs l g1rls octet honor soclety wxnner of Voc1e of De moc racy contest X JACK WHITE Entered FRED SMITH Entered Cheyenne as a Sopho Cheyenne as a Senlor more Honor Soclety Z Pow Wow Staff ' x., Q6 1 f ff Ki V 'A are 3. . I ' 4 u lj 1 . ' . ' - 1: X I I QI If V R7 , t Qjnfl 3 . , f V, , .K I A fl I q ABRAHAMSON 'Qtr BOB DAVIS ENEWOLD JUNIOR CLASS Presldent Rxchard Marold Secretary Treas Darlene Bronson Student Councll Debb1e Gray Donald Wahlberg Maralyn Abraham son Q-...., ig, FK 4.5 FE' MARALYN ELIZABETH DARLENE CARLA MARGARET BILL, ANDREWS BRONSON BROWN CLARKE COX aaa SUEZANNE FRED FRITCHLE FUNG -Q., S-it GLENN CLIFFORD HASKIN HOWE 'Nur DEBBIE HARDY GRAY I-IARGREVES 0, 45.625555 xgv 555' Wg i Saga 'Hg A fr- . W 'Wh' ns a . , I 5 1... -- ,V ' W If ' , Q, ,QR V R A 'af' f A 3-I E ' z I J O M ,, It ef, Y, '33 f, ,enpzl .-, - ' l 4 -1. Al, . . X.-9 -Q 1' 'im 'R 4311. ' X .' Ag! wo . kv' ' Q' I 5' ,Vi-'-' iv - - ,.,,-.1 fi '-.f - Vice-President - -- Donald Sherman ' -4 , ,,i'w1 - ,- f .. --A-fb.w - . . U Af A 4 x ' ' I 1 -WK. Z , . Q12 , P . :Tw fb wiv- - ' i.T'1 v , -A-' . Qu,-. - , I .f:9f'f.,, it '47'-Iv ' S gara- Le 1 ' U A I. A .-Lg, 1 x 3: 3 .75 ll: :: . gn 5' Q' - v . 2 ' gfaff Y, 2:5 '15 . if ,VJ QQ- JOANNE MONTE RICHARD JOYCE LEE BOB JONES LYONS MAROLD MYERS QUIEN REINFRIED is H 1 DONALD SHERMAN ing Q -w BARBARA ANNE JIM BOB TOM SYKES TROSTEL TUTTLE VICTOREEN VON STEIN ET DONALD WILLIAM WAHLBERG DARBY 52561 44 E QEQQW , QW .fivfwa l? J . JGN AMSON aw if wg Rx ABRAH MERLIN TON1 AMM ASTARITA li Mix LARRY BAYLE BERNSTEIN BORST H15 YH-s v-.., 5 -5., YW e Af MARY ROBERT DONOHUE ESTILL TEE RALPH WARREN CADLE CESARIO COOPER E Lx LOREE CARLA SKEETER PAT BILL GERB1-:R GOSSARD HAHL JONES LAMBERSON SOPHOMORE CLASS JOAN DAVID JEANNIE Iv! CONNIE BROWN BRUBAKER BILL MARJORIE FIGNER FRAZEY OFFICERS Pres1dent Skeeter Hahl Vxce Pres1dent Conme Brubaker Secretary Treas Sally Vlcary Student Councll Marxeta Maness, George Stubbs i . . 2155: P- . A V ' sri' A ' 6 gc I A A? I - B4 - 4. A, ., V V, . :gvg,,f 5 4. f .'.J':.lx 4 . s , iw: .UZ ' 1 , LV' M. 1' - . -X . F Q .QI Chu, ' - Jil ' N I Q'.7iei?i 1- ' I L -I.. ,ij s g 2 ::' N. 7' ' Q ., 3 ll .: f ,MO 32 10 ku 1 -ff-3 1355 Y ff , 32 I df 73: QQ 'ar Ol ,tgzij l 1. ' Vg S, v 5- 'tv 1 - . ' SQ A A A A i A X ' 41' :ish ., K , , .T M T if G.. 'i A ' .. 'N-v CLARALYN BOB MARIETA LEWIS MAC DONALD MANESS We --..., 'Ns MIX. 'X W CHARLES CAROL RUBY ANN LON MYERS OTTO PARSONS LAK ROBINSON R- iqfv MARIS-SA GORDON BOB SUE ANN DALE RUTHENBERG SEYFRIED SIMS SIMS SI-OAN SMITH ,K 'L s., 'Ns BILL AUSMA BETTY SALLY DONALD SHIRLEY THQMPQSON TUIM5 TYLER VICARY WIGGINS WHITE SANDRA RESTER GEORGE STUBBS S-ix X KJ 1, . , x l '- I M ' 233 -A K ' .. I I . I ' L N. PO H' file' I - 'A if 'LTA :Q was 7 v, Q hila- xw , A 1 5 PQ.. R vs Q gg A S .a A .R lf I 4 5 T ' ' A- A e 69' Q izwzm QQ fi ww Af fgg2g3EE?i?gfQgE!ii5 wwwabm '?,W 'g5 'J'r GWEN W? T m ABRAHAMSQN '05 oo JOAN COGSWELL CAROL DOCKUM GEORGE JAMES BEARDSLEY BEAZELL INANE AHNFELDT 3- Ns.. if MYRNA BRATTIN PAT BUSBEE ROBERT JANET NANCY CHAMBERLAHQ HASE COFFHJ Hur JERRY GUY COLLD5 CRESAP TOMMY CROUCH ALICE KENNETH ROBERT CRUMPACKER DAVIS DAVIS ix- g,. L., S GRACE RENNIE BILL WHITNEY BRYANT GENE DQRSEY FINLEY FRISCH GALBRAITH GRIFFITH HAM KINS FRESHMAN CLASS 'I an R- B ' 3. .' , TAM 1.,.55 ' 1 , if 9-, '.,N '4 3 ' M 43 M '. 3 , - fx? ma Q ' . ' ,V ., .4-- K , Aff, -vim: ' if I I 1 ' . M T 1 3 fx ,Q ' i- A W. 1 ' K ,g I ' -' ' 4 . Q2 A A 553 ' ' Wav. A' M 'I-' ' . wir. 11 ' u 1 if 57. 165' y' fe fg, ' fn. A 'Q 'T .::: - YES. I ' Emf -F T ' if R 7 :f.' -y 4 'A . J T C f -s T f 1 A A , I 1? T EE A A , . A OFFICERS Pxesldent Robert Chamberlam Vlce Pres1dent George Beardsley Secretary Treas Renme Fmley Student Councll Patty Maness it HAL JOE I-IUGGINS HUTCI-IISON BETTY DON JESSEE KNUTSON 1 ii Q7 555, PATTY RONNIE CHARLES MANESS MAROLD MCI-AUGHUN NANCY NANETTE TED RYTER RYTER SAGER 91 Inv 45, P GARY KNUTSON JEAN MEIER KAREN SCI-IUNNING SAMMA SU HUTCHISON i CHARLES JOEL LEIA IS MALLORY DAVID MARILYN DONALD CHASE ONUFROCK OSTERFOSS JO ANN JACK SHERMAN SI-IOOK A 4 ' ' U ' . . Sf 1 A . - fl Y-an I 'R ia , Q I 'W , '21 'A ff le T f ,f ' X N. I ,, I 'sm - .5 is Rx Ls in X , ' .A A I G-. fi: W Q .- J f The 8th grade began its school year last fall by electing the fol- lowing officers: Kay Crouch, Presidentg Dusty Loo, Vice- Presidentg Sue Wolf, Secretary and Danny Love, Treasurer. The class had their first picnic of the season along with the 7th grade. It started with a hike up North Cheyenne Canyon and ended with a supper Everyone went home tired but happy Around Christmas we again Joined the 7th grade for a good ol' rough house party rn the gym complete with tug o wars tag and everything imaginable The third partw we had was a dance just for the 8th grade It was held in the lunchroom with the Juke box providing music Re freshments were served later For all of our wonderful parties we thank Mr Evans Mrs Slocum and all of the party corn mlttees for the huge successes they were 8TH GRADE FIFTH ROW Left to Right R Peiplow E O'Kane M Tausig R Busby L Borst B Rogers D Mitchell R Shockley C Fung G Barlow R Brubaker FOURTH ROW Haight W Cogswell D Loo J Barney THIRD ROW N Sherman B Estill S Wolf S Baker M Bonforte A Cenedella M Newman P Graber S Nelson K Sheideman SECOND ROW L Brown C Baker N Remfrred M Nelson S Collins J Athey K Woodward A Rayburn K Crouch FIRST ROW M Parsons G Van Hoosier B Bolton L Jewett C Carlson P Tyler M Ritchie M Bryant B Johnston Mr Frank Evans - . 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' , . . , . , . , . . . , . , - 1 - After a few weeks the 7th grade adjusted themselves to belng a part of the Jumor I-hgh The elected the followmg offrcers Peter Seyfrxed Pres1dent B111 I-Illlhouse Vlce Presxdent Bonme Wllson Secretary and Treasurer Thls electmon was held ln the Soc1alSc1ence class as a study of voting procedure Tne flrst soclal event of the year was a Jumor Hxgh pxcmc The second get together was a Chrmstmas Party for the Jumor I-hgh ln the Gym Slnce the Junlor I-hgh IS a large or even larger than ever, the plans for a Jumor I-hgh Operetta were agaxn laxd aslde For that reason the 7th grade alone gave a play entltled lmag1nat1on The cast 1nc1uded B111 I-hllhouse, Jlmmy Glllen, Robert Pollock Susle Shaffer Sally Rortmnes Dlane Sawyer and Marmlyn Wxl hams They want to thank the Junmor Hlgh sponsors Mr Evans and Mrs Slocum for a wonderful year FOURTH ROW Left to Rlght P Waller, J Smlth B Guy P Seyfrred B Woodward I. Dletche B Ryter J Lowe B Shaffer M Hylbom B Hlllhouse J Glllen THIRD ROW B Pollock, J Mallett J VerDuft J Gordon, F Gude, D Garrett B Mclsaughlln J Gray R Brown D Edwards D Bender SECOND ROVN M Lamberson N Thompson R A Shetlar I.. Barlow M Vhllmams M Klrn I.. Adams V Brown, E Mhrte M Prahl S Burmester D Sawyer, FIRST ROW P lhalholm J Mournxng S Romlnes S Shaffer, Jan I-Iutchlson B Brown B Patterson B lhllson S Jacobs E Magno, L Ohash1, E Crabb Mrs Slocum class sponsor Absentlfl Nelson R Kaufman B Barnes 7TH GRADE The East Slxth Grade had a very suc c e s sful year undel the dlrectm un of M1 Callahan and Mr Peterson They had a Skatlng Party and a Movle Party wlth Flne Money from chewmg gum and talkxng Thls year they gave Mr Callahan a sur pr1se bxrthday party At the close of the Soccer tournament Jeremy Hlllhouse was voted the most valuable soccer player The West Slxth Grade started the year wlth IZ boys and 8 gxrls and now have an enrollment of I9 mn thelr class Vhth Mrs Hatton, thexr room mother enllstlng help of other mothers ln the room they have had a party after school on Halloween Chrlst mas and Valentlne S Day They expec1ally llked the new plan started thls year 1n the Slxth Grade whereby Mr Callahan and Mr Peterson spend a half a day 1n each Slxth Grade Class teachxng thelr spec1al sub jects XA? THIRD ROVN Left to Rmght N Hemnlcke R Maxwell J Hxllhouse, G Loo M Vanl-Ioosler B Damals Mr Callahan SECOND ROW P Baker S Rayburn S Bartels M C FIRST ROVN C Vlfhmtmann Lash rumpacker I.. Franson S Allen K Owens L Cresap J Harloff M Hall M Webb C 6TH GRADE THIRD ROW Left to Rrght D Murray, D. Denny, J. Colton, J.D. Remnert, B. Wmlhams, S. Nelson. SECOND ROW S Kramer, S Elhs, J. Pmeplow, B Stone,K Donohue, E O'Ma11ey, S Johnson FIRST ROVV A Elhot, D McL.aughl1n, I., Vklllle, R Lay ABSENT FROM PICTURE J. Hatton, W Shepperd, and Mr Peterson L' ff ' .. Q Q g . ' 'I .I 2 T I . 0 0 7 . . . H . H ' ' . . Q t . V Y Q 49 .gg ..- - . 'T . V 1- i , . ,gg ' , . ' sif . I . L . f. ' , ' ' . . U - . . , , . , , , l . . . , , , , . Z U , ' - x - y - , . , , , , , l D ' ' Y ' 1 ' p - , . , . U f 5 I '. it 'rr -f f. Q The balance of power has made the Flfth Grade s contests fun th1s year They had seventeen curls and seventeen boys the entlre year Thelr play was Mulllgan s Maglc' Thls magtc made eve rythlng brlght but couldn't help Pete Nosey the school de tectlve solve hrs problems D Bolton showed some beautrful plctures on Ma zatlan Mex1co The students brought sam ples of Mexlcan crafts They drew pmc tures and ended the day wlth a very flne XJ V Mexlcan CXhlb1t Thexr corner cupboard hada varlety of thlngs on the shelves such as collecttons of shells, stamps rocks ets They also went to the Flne Arts Center to see the Northwest lndlans exhmbmtlon Mlss Locke's class had a very busy and happy year FOURTH ROW Left to Rrght L Gerber B Tobmn D Lltherland P Bron son, P Peterson, L Dyer D Gude L Austm B Patteeson, P Draper THIRD ROW M Graham J I-hltbrand D Chamberlam J Herron, G Ren wxck A Lanza SECOND ROW N Harms N Neofatlst A Crouch, Helnlcke N Newman S Owens M J Rhoton J House T Low B Danlels FIRST ROW R J Brown L Baker S Besseghlnl P Bolton, M Nelson L Davmdson Absent are M Honsel J Thomason FIRST ROW Left to Rtght A Cogswell, J. Knutson, P Rester, G Barlow SECOND ROW S Sawyer, S Jones, S. Karabmn, I.. Jewett, S. Hatcher, B Merrxtt, K, Sullxvan, S. Curnmmgs, L.A. Seyfrmed. THIRD ROW D. Gra ham, K. Brosh, G Mltchell, B. Klrn, T Scott, P. Jencks, J Slegel, Mrs Tyree. FOURTH ROW L. Otto, B. Bensberg, J. Bernhelm, B Bell, K . Beardsley, D. Brady, D. Stralt, R Booth, C. Leder, J. Watts 5TH GRADE Mrs Tyree's class gave a play at the flrst of the year whlch they made up them selves called 'The Robbers Re venge Every Sat at lO A M 6 people go to the C C radmo stat1on to make a tape record mg of a favorlte falry tale or poem Rosemary Musgrave, a C. C. Student IS rn charge On Monday mght at 7.00 the tape was run on KRCC radxo statmon. Thts class has had a very exc1t1ng year, ral gif i Ugg Q T ' ' - . f I fy A I - ' rv - I T l J ' I Z . 1 I 1 . . . ' .U , . 1. -. 5 0 . u . - 1 no E ' . Q . . . . . 'fs ' A -..3MsY:7f . . 1 Y X I l . ' J' K . : ' : . , . ' , . ' , . - . . , . , . . , n o , 2 . , . ' , . ' , . . - ' , . . : . ' , . ' , . C.. ' I , . , . , . . , . , . , . l . : . . , . , . ' ', . . , . D . ' . y . - f 2 2 , Q 1-w ' l ' 1 - I ll , r P' . Y1 , X4 VW V . . . Q I .- It i ' The East Fourth Grade under the leadershmp of Mrs Brenner gave aplay ln honor of Wash1ngton's b1rthday on Feb ZZ called The Return of Washlngton The mam characters were Announcer Steven Jrohman Washxngton Davmd Marold and Boy Tex I-Ierloff The rest of the cla s s took an actrve rnterest ln 1t also The West Fourth Grade wxth the help of Mrs Dodd gave a play on March Z0 called The Happy Man Thms play was also glven ln 1944 and 5 of the present Semors were rn It then They have a Book Report Club that meets every Tues The offlcers of thxs club are Pres Alan Do r s ey V Pres Lee Hubby and Sec IS Karen Brown Thxs class wlth an enrollment of 29 had a lmttle boy who had just a r r 1 ve d from Germany and drd not speak Englmsh H15 namevas Hans Schuetz. The class en Joyed thelr trlp to the Flne Art Center to see the Northwest Indxan D1sp1ay M Grote D Karabln FOURTH ROVN Left to Rxght B Hanmlton A Cannone E Gxlllam T Hat ton B Davxs D De1ghton S Day THIRD ROW L Hubby S Jordan R Colton J Ruppersburg A Dorsey B Lundy Mrs Dodd SECOND ROW J. Karabln, B. Hoebel, G Mltchell, K. Long, S. Pmello, D. Russell, C. Ver Duft FIRST ROW K. Brown, J Morgan, C. Damels, C. Johnson, L. Rood, M Mallett, A. Borchart Absent Are C Wmllmarns, T. Lyons. THIRD ROW Left to Rlght D Derghton D Marold P Johnson J Crouch C Dan1e1sIII F Hoebel J Gude G Bader T Harloff SECOND ROW M J Stollard P Ragsdale E Klbler S Seyfrmed P Todd S Bernsteln B Bullock M K MCKl11lCy Mrs Brenner FIRST ROW D L Burns J Penkhus K Burns B Brxggs M Adams G Davls S Barnes Absent are 4TH GRADE if P 2 I - ' cf if 5 , ' Y ' i 2 '? 4 F - : ll ' ll - . cr A ' - 1 .1 Y no ' ' 'F ,P ,, 1 ' 1 -'X - . . ., ' . Q 4' ,Q 4 vs , . . . Q - . +' , ' 1 1 g , , U , ll u ' . I . 4 ' I l . , ,4 . . I . , .- - , . 9 . . . - . . , , , , , . , . . . . ' 1 . ' 7 . - 1 - 1 ' 1 , . , , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ' a - s - , - ' ' , 9 V ' ' r - - Z . . , . ' - . s ' 1 - , - , . , . , - - , . . Q 3 k Z K, fi I HP? -..K V+ Q -- . . . , , n , . , . , . , . . I . , . , - , . , . , . , . . . The East Th1rd Grade has been a very healthy and happy group thls year under the leadershlp of Mlss Woodworth They began the year w1th 39 puplls but one person left to JOll'Xl'1lS father IH the servlce ln Germany In March Lynda Whltehouses daddy sur prlsed her by commg home from Japan She had expected hmm sxnce before Chrlst mas When hls thmngs arrwed he came to gxve the class a talk The chlldren had muchfun and learned a great deal m plan mng and puttlng on thelr play The mce thmg was that every chlld was present to take part Some of the thlngs wh1ch the W est Thlrd Grade Wlth the help of M1ss McCue hoped make democracy work ID thelr classroom group declsxons They studled Lunchroom Manners and emphaslzed good sportsman shlp Penny Watt a g1rl from E n gland helped to brlng England closer to the chll dren eq, X FOURTH ROW Left to Rlgmt R Cxmlno D Roblnson B Weldemaler P Klrn, M Hulbert T P1ck J Pmello B Cogswell T Booth THIRD ROW J Patterson S McLean J Hutchlson B McClure D Bartels N Jones D Coppernoll MISSL Woodworth SECOND ROW J Hart, L Allen S Draper A A1nsworth,J Lamgan P Baker L Adams N Whlte FIRST ROW B Gotchey T Wlttman A Nlswonger A A Hmltbrand M Renwmck F A McK1nley A Hawthorne K 'Su FOURTH ROW Left to Rmght T Schmldt R Brlght J Turner, G Mothers J Wllhams C Guy R Barlow C Lockwood D Connor G Knapp D Webb THIRD ROW K Nelson, I... Field, J Farrls, G. Salmsbury, J GO forth, C Relnert, C, Lanza, W Porter, V Zrnxstowskl SECOND ROW. B 1. Johnson, B Booth, 5 Westerfeld, R. Colton, B. Horooorgef, E Crockett, M155 v McCue FIRST Row: D. Lopp, P Watts. A SNOW' BM Jordon, D Lohse 3 RD GRADE ' V A I 3 l J l . . . 9 W l . . I V I f . . . C . . . 2- Ego , . 1 - mga ov, N A . ' ' , - 1' 4 - . -5 'L . . , I . f . A . 'X . ' . ' ' v - ig ' , A1 RTS: IYZW , ' V ' , ,Z , I : n . . , . . I . v - - 1 was, taking turns, sharing, and abiding by V: B.. l l l , i , U , . , , . ' I , I ' - . , . , ' . . : . - , . , . Q . l , . , - 1 ' V . ' ' I . , - V. 1 - I y - - I 1 - V , . . - , . - t A ?W 5' E 1- R ll 5 5 1 Y i A 2 l 1 Q gg 4 S ' 1 : ' : . ' , - ' 2 - ' ' - I ' y - I ' ' 'l , U. ,. ' , l The East Second Grade under the lea dership of Mrs Eiswerth gave a play on Safety for the school andalso the parents on January ll Each child wrote a part for this play as well as composing the invitat ions The West Second Grade with the help ofM1ss Botting presented a little play cal led The Wishing Moon This was about some children who tried to get their wishes by trappinga fairy but instead they them selves are trapped and because of one lit tle girl s kindness they are set free This group also has had a good time making clocks on paper plates and learning to tell time .4 THIRD ROW Left to Right Mrs Eiswerth J Cooper S Rhoton D Engel, A Love D Klunder L. Maiold, P Cole J Robie D Bernheim SEC OND ROVN K Andrews R Smith C Austin G McClure C Edwards K Udick D Johnson K Schreck D Dew FIRST ROW S Feldt S Cogs well J Niswonger D Peterson P Coppernoll S Morin AbsentC Dyer S Hunter f -I THIRD ROW: Left to Right: Miss Botting, D. Goforth, N. Neofotist, B. Willie, J. Cameron, G. Bensberg, C. Loder, R. Pinello, J. Simon, T. Krutzke, T. Crissman. SECOND ROW: S. Dennison, J. Love, R. Brown, B. Bouldon, S. Cenedell-a,K. Shaffer, J. Strait, S. Field. FIRST ROW: I... Amm, H. Harlan, C. Borgman, T. Gray, I... Holton, J. Morse. Absent: D. Bond. ND GRADE The East Flrst Grade has learned to read wrxte spell add and subtract thls year They feel very proud of thelr ac compllshments They have had many lovely blrthday partxes They had a Chr1stmas party for thelr mothers They gave thelr play ln Aprxl They have all enjoyed the year The West Fl1'St Grade has had a very lnterestmg and successful year with an average of Z6 puplls Not only have they learned to read and wrlte but to tle thelr shoe strmgs put on thexr over shoes and snow su1ts besldes many other personalxty developements An 1nternat1onal amr was added to thexr room when one llttle boy flew to Norway to hve and later they re Celved a llttle glrl born ln Helsxnkl Fm land They fllled 8 over seas boxes for drlves Mrs E O Abraharnson was thelr Room Mother and d1d much to make thelr year happy Sgvg THIRD ROW Left to Rxght P vonPr1ttw1tz S Johnson R Mansfxeld B Rom1nger,D Hutchlson D Cogswell G Packard M Ellxs Mrs Reeves P Fung M Runyan B Harloff FIRST ROW F Baker I.. Jones T Gotchy J Hook C Merrltt J Lltherland Absent J Schook J Wh1te house 'IST GRADE M is THIRD ROW Left to Rlght J Parsons L. Chessman J O ste r f o s s D Johnson K Bragomer D Magno J Hubby I.. Smmth J Cannone Mrs Jenkms SECOND ROW D Rood R Abrahamson J Schuster S Jordan R Brennan N Love T Plnello, J Jones E O'Kane FIRST ROW P Hawk1ns,D. Tracy, C Chuckley, U Saarela. Absent, P. Jer1cks,M Kemof, D. Smlth, J Wlllxams. 1 l I 9 . I . 7 '. - - , L- 4 ' -- Y- T . - 'if' fl H - 'I 'sl 3 ' - ' vi I . . 5. ' ' If , ,gl . . . Q' Q ,I I ffl'-ZLL, . . In y , ,K . . . . . ., . - 2 . : I . . 1 . , I . I the J. R. C. and helped in other s c hool SECOND ROW: J. Hart, I... Manning, M. K. Zimmerman, G. Booth, D. Bakun . l , 0 , . I , . I . ' . , . . 3 .li 1 1 T' z g.. , T , . . y . , . , . D , - 5 - ' . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' . , . . : . Y -M f 95,6 QSQW gmail. Q, :fmt .. qeigiiigrf fvq. qullili q'x I I I 5 r' THIRD ROW Left to Rmght Mrs Johnson B Jones R Borchert, N Gold glott J Howard J Slothower M Peek F I-hltbrand R Graham, L Hesterwerth T Carnegle P Brady SECOND ROW K Cllnebell GL Wllson P Stollard B Cole I-l Lamgan L Mogensen R Bender K KINDERGARTEN Cooper P Rhodes J Maness B Slothower L Srnxth C Taylor B Allen, FIRST ROW B Engel A Clrruno B Renwlck, J Sloan, H Krause, J Crlssman B Kxbler T Jones J Waymlre, R Mlddleton B Draper 95 l 'rgX1GN 'l lg THIRD ROW Left to Rxght Mrs Johnson,T Arnn, T. Zmlstowskl, J Zed al1s,E. Sexfert, J. Hatton, B Clover, M Schmxdt T. Brosh, J Day, Mxss Sarvls SECOND ROW L Farris, G Nelson, K. Bell, E. Sahsbury, T Holton, P. Hamrlton, C Vandenburg, C Roberts, K Martlnez, B Rood, L. Lawson FIRST ROW T. Lorlg, B Manley, D. Almeda, J. Karlson,L Hoebel, J. Kmrk, H Grote, C Satow, J. Mlght, J Magno, C Mallet, J Magno Absent L Harlan, E. Guy, G Browne, S. Suthers, G Rogers, C. Beason. The Kmdergarten has beena busy place thls year w1th an enrollment of 80 Slnce this IS double that of prevlous years, Mrs Johnson has had the asslstance of Mlss Charlty Sarvls The chlldren have been le a I' n 1 n g to work and play ln harmony wlth those of the same age, through songs, games and rhy thums There have been rnany partles durmg the year, wlth costumes at Halloween, a real Santa Claus at the Chrrstmas pa rty and Valentmes and cookles at the Valentme party. There was alsoa program gxven m the school audmtorlum mn May. IRM 5735? 12:-9 . -- 252515-, fE?75'f'- ' ' dl' 1:Q:QJ:2:5 F :fl sf If in ,,. .Q-5, xl .. Ng'.f.- 25, '2'f,f 5Tj,:?T7I'Z- I 'mio .-f., '73 I ' .,..-if ' X .A '-:fam ,ffzfnq :fs-5 .. ' :ff I, fi .fa 6 IF? 4 - ' -' '-4--vu,-.5 , ' , M W-. , fzf: 5 ' P g,,. fe., . -if ff-H ig:-in g ...S .,.f,,,-.5 J , l A la I 8 . ..- ,4.f. iff --: -we ., 1 I Q 55522 -1 ff'-2 5' .aft Y 2: Q ,f 5,4 956, EV yvzt vw, M Y is : ' : . , . , . . - , I , 5 y A j 0 ' Q 0 u , . ' , . . 2 . 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Q THE ORCHESTRA The Cheyenne Mountatn School Orchestra under the dlrectxon of Mr John Hubby has had a very busy year It has played sevexal concerts throughout Colorado Sprxnos playmg at Camp Carson The Umon Prmte rs Home Ivywtld School and twtce at Cheyenne The group also attended a state w1de contest at La Junta Of the works that the orchestra played two were specmal arrangements by Mr Hubby these were The Gershwm Overture and The Oklahoma Overture In addltlon to these the orchestra played Safranek's Atlantls Sulte Ferde Grofe's On The Traml Vmcent Youman s Tea For Two, Malneck and Swnore1l1's Park Avenue Fantasy and several other fme pxeces . 7, 1 ' 1 - ' C 3 1 1 1 - ' ' 1 - . . . I . . 1 1 5 , . Ml gf ,NTI Ag? f THE BAND Thls year the Cheyenne Mounta1nSchoolBand has gwen much support to the athletlc events of the school The band played at the Ice Palace for most of the hockey games and supported several basketball games At the Homecomlng Parade sponsored by Colorado College the band was seen dolng a ftne Job of marchlng After the athletlc season the orgamzatwn was transformed to a concert band playxng many famous concert pleces such as The Flnale from the New World Symphony Deep Purple and Nordlc Fantasy Lane Cupstead was featured ona pmano solo called Etude ln Boog1e whxle Smlley Onufrock and Bob V1ctoreen were featured ln a trumpet duet called Fame and Fortune U4 N fl JJ' Z.,-w- ' L H Q r J - l 1 Q Q L, - lsr Q i 1 P ' y ini C 2 i H 2 4 9 it I 1 ' l ' Q C 2 2 X 2 -f 9 5 4 X -. ,, 4 A ' X a .. ., xxx y ffl . 1 S' x ' ,n wb 0 . - ,- C r ,Q ' ' if ' ' ' ' ll ' ll ' HH ll ll ll! --1-.. ful 1 uw aN r WM Wim I ,,,,........---any!! CHRISTMAS CAROLERS Agamn thms year durlno tne Chrlstmas Season the Chey enne Mountaln Brass Qu1ntet was organmzed The group played many favor1te Chrlstrnas Carols plus a Jazz ver slon of J1ngle Bells The group was seen serenadmng ln downtown Colorado Sprxngs many tlmes p r e c e e d 1 n g Chrxstmas All the classrooms mn school and many slck wards at Camp Carson were vrsxted by thts group Q C ,f . Q' 9 6 'QQ . L .K K ' 1 4 l xx? l CHEYENNE SCHOOL DANCE BAND At varlous txmes durxng the past year the school has been entertamed by the Cheyenne School Dance Band bet terknown as The Sexenfrom Heaven plus One The band IS composed of students of the school wlth John Hubby and Blll Patterson helplng out The bmg success of the year for tne band was the Freshmen D nce at whxch they played They also played for the noon dances every Tues day and Thursday rn the gyrnnasrum The members of the band are as follows Joltln' Jlrn Tuttle Tenor Sax Woody Sherman and 45 Wahlberv Alto Saxes John Matches Hubby Trombone Kldeater Onufrock and Maynard V 1 c t o r e e n Trumpets Lane lvory Ape Cubstead Pmano and Wxld Blll Patterson Drums E-.n-+...m.,'i: -:ii - S -- fm' 'jul f ,, Er If ' -l ,535 -. x fs --D W- .wow ,-- -3-1. 1.-1 YJ 1 - -.. A-i 3 - ..'- D? - A i -.. 4 - -. 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The membexshmp now totals thlrty fmve The offxcers are Harold Lovelady, presldent and Joyce Myers, secretary treasurer December 14 a three act play, Grampa Hangs The Holly, was presented for the school Members of the cast were Kathy Chamberlam, P1erre Baratelll, Hardy Har greaves, Bev Turner, Edxth Vecqueray, Jxrn Beazell, B111 Darby, Maureen Sulhvan, Kay Davmdson, Sally Vlcary and Carrag Jessee. Members of the club have also done some radlo Work and presented a one act play enhtled, Truth For Today for the P. T. A. They are now preparmg another radlo scrxpt for later pro ductlon. 23. ,z V be fl ia, 34.35 --.gi '-39+ ' Q - 'I .-- - wr ' . ,,.4,i.t, 4. A, ,W em , .,,::,f. ' ' ' . 521152,- '-mg-. -153 . A 5 A 'Q J-1.1 XY 1 9,5115-y ' 5 ..i' , 1 . W:-4, , V 1 dsx- ' . Q. . -A - t 1 0 I 'Aix lv I , . , M' - .L x 5 h ll! , ., r F'-' ' I gg ff E, f 5:2 ,T . ' ,C yff'g1 x 15515 . a'? : ' ' , - CAMPING TRIPS The g1rls fall campxng trlp was taken to Cottonwood Lake where the lake furmshed most of the entertainment Both swlmmlng and boatlng were attempted A campflre ln the evemng, was enjoyed by all at the Jumor Semor encampment The faculty members present recelved a small quantlty of sleep The boys fall trrp was held on the Poudre Rlver at Fort Collxns They were most cordlally entertalned ln the Lodge wxth cards, storles and pop On the return tmp they attended the auto races rn Denver Desplte Tom von Stems s famed return trlp and the lack of fxshmg luck, everyone had an enjoyable weekend QQ' :ra if 4 sldqays SKI TRIPS Th1syear's skl trlps proved a blt more healthful than last year s trlps In four trrps three to Cooper H111 and one to Wmnter Park, there were only two casualtmes Ahce Crumpacker and Coach Sherman Coach and Mlss Pen dleton accompanxed the students on thelr tr1ps Sun and wlnd :urns were qu1te plentxful thxs year and the Cham berlalns e s pe c 1 ally seemed to brlng home an ample supply' Enthusxasm for the trlps was terrlflc and every one enjoyed themselves rmmensely berlams especrally seemed to brmg h ome a n Ti? . , . . . wif' ' 2: li' 5- 1, ,M H 1 ,aa 47'-'f gg-JSA ,JQQQ J ? sg' kt. T .T 'W 4, 53 Y J W E? M 'W fa? H Sis 19 J 2 f f- I I . n ' Y . . - - 'Q V s f . ' . . , 5' . 1 ir if 'ffl' ing? ii 4u '3'r'z3'fP as-'3:2'4?b 5:fats-'fi 4 PAT'S PILE The other all high school picnic Pat's Pile occurs around Saint Patrick's day and is held on the mesa The Seniors supply the food, which arrives inthe school truck amidst a mad scram ble for a place in the chow' line Ba s e ball able guidance of the men teachers A cold wind and cloudy sky accompanied the outing this year but spirits were not daunted and everyone had a good time POINT SUBLIME PICNIC To begin high school activities this year, the traditional Point Sublime Picnic is held. It is a day looked forward to by everyone- eveiyone, that is, except the Freshman, for this is their initiation. Although the Fresh- men are supposed to be the ones who receive most of the initiation, the whole high school, teachers included, receive their share before time to go home The picnic this year was a big success with good food singing around the camp fire and blackened faces .ww ww . . , . . . A ' . 1 ' N. ' L I A ' ' , ii . X.. 455-. ,A f'f,fZf Q5W . .J 5 X---- Y 4 mir ,W 9 1 A 'A il, . . . 1 ' ,A 1 9 . . 'f ' ' - - ' . V 53747 ' -bfi' - Q ' ll 1 I ' ' Q , tournaments are held between classes under the W . . is Y 1 J n- . 5 i 1 ' ' .M 4 . . . 'W I 'rv' A i I f 0 ,kb Qin- ' -' 'Q' ri ' ' ' ' , 5 ,ff . --.- . 4 A .4-. - f . .,,.f.f Q . I we 4' ,, f, I-,E F, -' ff-4 dvr . . - -J 939,-A , -J ,., .4-rv Many students attended the Freshmen The Semors are seen workmg hard to Dance maklng xt a great success put on the Sadle I-Iawklns Day Dance his The Cheyenne School Dance Band made 1t's f1rst full appearance at The Fresh men Dance. 5 ' A' 'P w e L. 2 - ,, . -.- .. 1 J 6 1 f 1 , . . - Wig D GIRLS OCTET In November Mrs I-larmlton gathered together her choral octet for the hohday season The glrls rn the group were Ann Cummlngs, Darlene Bronson Bev erly Turner, Maureen Sulhvan, Ausma Twxms Conme Brubaker and Edm Vecqueray The glrls had several engagements entertammg local orgamzatlons They also gave a tea for the1r mothers They entertamed grade school mn an audxtonum Thelr rnusxc has been enjoyed by all if AUDIO VISUAL The audxo vlsual group under the dlrectlon of Mr Patterson has been of great help to the teachers thls year The group Works w1th projectors W1re recorders and phonographs Durmg free perlods and at noon the boys run fllrns Members of thls group Myers George Stubbs Eddle Crouch, Gaul Leatherwood Jack Whxte, Pete Tausslv Bob Thompson are: Hardy Hargreaves, Bob Victoreen, Richard Marold, Charles Grim QQ X? QUE!! my f m Q5QffifjfS'Qr v?,w f w,L,? W' ,5 s I 21: 1 DRIVER TRAINING Thxs year as m many past years Howard Jones has taken the added respons1b111ty of xnstructxng the Drmver Tramlng Group I-Iavlng a 1952 Chevrolet donated by Cady L Damels the group has an easy tlme domg Its drlvlng chores The group recewed a complete course m safe drxv1ng 4 ...Ie y 2331? 'lm Mad Scramble Freshmen Gosslpmg Af 1 Q M, A-A Between Per1ods at Lunch Table v.. f - I ., me V . Q Z, v- , , 4 ' , .y UH-2 jg Y .V V A I x.'.,,x W . 4. . - ix ,lx A ,X A z' , v ' + ,Er W ,, YA., ,ggi J' h V ...4 -4 , , - Q15 I ' 4 . 6 I ,s vu E K . I ear ', : - .-4y.x- ' X -' o F .. 'NYU An. ' 1 , ::: 1 if I 15 FZ . aff 'gi ' . Y ' Y W . . . l . , . ' , i wg , . ' I I 1 fs Q 9' ' 9 so -iff? 1 I Chemlstry Class Sophomore Enghsh Noon Dancmg Jumor Sparush Business Math R-X Kai ff The truck loading up for the girls camping trip Howard Jone s and Mr Patterson using the projector THOSE BOYS Why does it have to be like this? Why do boys just have to kiss? No matter what face no matter what name Alone with a girl they re all the same' While riding along the road so dark Their strongest desire is just to park Maybe he likes the lipstick taste Or maybe he has some time to waste But time is like air, it's warm and free When boys are on a necking spree' And when the wrestling match is done You wonder just who really won Your lipstick is gone or smeared a lot Your swell hairdo is just about shot! And in the dark he looks so queer With lipstick smeared from ear to ear. I'd like just once to meet a boy Whose company I could enjoy, A boy who could demand respect Simply because he didn't neck. BOY'S ANSWER The answer girls is simply this It's you who make us want to kiss You spend an hour for a new hair To win a date and flirt and stew You throw us the darndest warmest glance Until us boys don't have a chance And praise and flirt and look so sweet Dry ice would melt if you turned on the heat With luscious lips and painted nails You trap us unsuspecting males And so we fall and like it too Just what you planned for us to do But if a boy won't kiss and neck You say Oh well what the heck. He's moma s little lambie pie. You can't get thrills from such a gu So girls don't start to foul us boys To make us stop turn off your poise The boys you get will neck with you, Simply because you want them to wifijwfzikw fx' C X-:U 52 +s '5 H., WW egigggffgggb if ?5 ? SQQWWA H'nii9'F: X Q e' I-.SEX -wpflixf' f Lug J iii si 'ga-3' 5 f H- tf why,- ., JJ 'cf' y A-Q X 1 QA Qs nr. , 5 xiwixiwt Q VE' rw -D ef' A ...IIA - I Q y Q- YQ15. T I N.,- 'fqlxxo v 'vfkgiqgi -A f, f if vgggyp' ..,-.1 fi ' , -Q , . :L frgafgf ., , ' ' 025341. 1 5 fy A . 9-at . x xf 'gwif f h'f'+q,.,. - ' , f . I A9 5 FQ. 155 .- rv. :ff S: ip- lug if! fi 'Vg' 2' Z ri? 7 5: . .A Lg. - ',, eg? :ri 'Sf N, ' 'fjfie X f O ff I L - L, g A .xx 5? a afar in ' as 99 'x 'Qgisffffrgw WSmN' f5 ggi? -:QM 019,55 Y HOCKEY T Ron Marold Gaml Leatherwood Jerry Colllns Tom von Stem Gene I-Iawkms Tom Crouch Dale Smlth Skeeter Hahl Bob Chamberlam George Beardsley Guy Cresap Chff Howe Rxchard Marold Don Knutson Bob MacDonald EAM Goahe Goahe Center Center Center Wlng Wlng Wlng Wlng Wmng Wmg Vlfmg Defense Defense Defense 23 Y 9 ' , 6 Fx' fmt . I- Q. Y , ,A '-25-r 1 U . - 19, . -- ' X. xc . ' -S 'F' ' -s,.:xm in 'ff , ar I 552: , ' ,Q .w I. - t V. ff,- -mqcfw wk - 'Te' vs- .r-'. V' I ,' ' lr -95 3 . fl K 4 s ' ' X t 5 CQQQQ. Y - .' ' - P Q - NA., fit ' r . lb ,fi 5: ' 44, fi FL gif I I' ' 5. S '. . -:fr e ylf'fd ff ' ' fi rfl' 5 ' I - . 1 - - - . . . , . , . , , . . A 1 ' ul ' ' Coach Chamney lost nme graduatlng semors and an add1t1onal three Jumors of last year s team He dxd a flne Job wlth Lnexperlenced players enclxng up wlth a record of frve Wlns and seven losses out of twelve games Rxchard Marold and Bob MacDonald handled most of defense chores The outstandlng pucksters of thls season were Torn Crouch Dale Smlth Jerry Colhns and Ron Marold who turned out an outstanding goahe record Thanks, 'Chref for an excrtlng hockey season LEFT: Bob McDonald and a Terror player fight it out. BELOW: Marold and Reinking trying for the puck. N ef :gif 'Hilihb ' x U!-'V W ' r 5l 0 l BASKETBALL BACK ROW Left to Rlght B Lamberson B Cox B Sims G Seyfrxed G I-lasklns MIDDLE ROW Coach Sherman J Plnell S Hahl B Darby G Stubbs R Onufrock Manager B Relnfrled FRONT ROW A Squad M Amm D Wahlberg P vonSte1n Capta1nE Crouch L Cubstead D Sher man M Lyons Wlth most of the A squad graduatmg last year Coach Sherman fash1oned an excellent team out of the remalmng players. Th1s year Don Wahlberg, hlgh pomt man wlth a grand total of three hundred and thlrty one pomts seta new school record for pomts ln one game In the Vlctor fray on our court, Don sank twenty two fxeld goals and one free throw for a total of forty flve. Also ln the offensmve spearhead was Lane Cubstead and Don Sherman. At the close of the season the squad chose Eddxe Crouch as captam for the year Thls year's lettermen are: Don Sherman, Eddle Crouch, Don Wahlberg, Lane Cubstead, Monte Lyons, Merhn Amrn, and Pete von Stem. The B squad also turned m a successful record. Thanks, Coach, for another flne year of basketball. pf E Q 4? If 'lr' , VOLLEYBALL Thls year Coach Sherman had an 1nv1tat1onal tournamentat our hxgh school Two Cheyenne teams of slx players each partrclpated The ' A team came rn f1rst whlle the B team txed for second The teams also played at the Y M C A several txmes The Y QQ J Qriifiifflsigp Q5 af xg? I ll, 1 Iliff,- Z' 'fs The members of thxs year s squad are Lane Cub stead Pete von Stem John Blckett Rxchard Marold Don Wahlberg Don Sherman Tom von Steln Monte Lyons Tom Crouch Skeeter Hahl B111 Darby Larry Bale and Johnme Prnell Coach Sherman lS planmng blgger and better vol leyball tournaments for next year RF P' W L...- .I V J 31 ,. -' . ' oz... I 1- . V , , 'lffk gizgiw . Q In xc! LAX N - -- I -I ,--5, f , f . . . . V' R- ' I ' . ,, , X tl I 1 V fr - . ' Q 5 'tc 4 ,, 5 .q.v.-'Fi - 1 A ' fk - , , . . . . , H . ' ff-ff A . . Q K X .I - ' 4343 ' M A 151 ,fl gg.-.g, ' I X K it . . H I, . H 1 A' A -tv' n . - x C . ' V ' ...Q . . l. 4M X K, X , .Y L . . . l I ll ll I wit., .4 l k iw- ' ' A e fa-Q-44 if team came to Cheyenne, also. 2 5 53321 5 ' - 1 . - 4 , ,.'5N' . ' rf u . . . ' ' L ,Lf ' - X r 1 l . l U 1 1 I If! ' Y Y I 1:1 l I I . sf lb 4, lj X 1 1 9 1 : xiii' 34' , l . i 1 ylgl rl f-if - 'fir fr ' ' ' - -1:5 .4 Z:.' A . n 1 3 ...li- 5 5,-f'h :S lvl' . 7 J 60 Ta' E M mi ,am.s JN' 5 WRESTLING WRESTLING TEAM This year, Mr. Peterson and Mr. C alha n organized the first wrestling team in Cheyenne history. The grunts and groaners have been going full speed ahead learning the various holds and pins involved in wrestling. There has been a good turnout of both the Junior and Senior high for the mat sessions. This year the group has beendivided up into two teams one headed by Jim Tut tle and the other by Harold Lovelady The competition this year will be an in te rmural contest while the team is look ing forward to interschool meets next season I 5. SN sax A z V: r gg r X ': i Q 5, 3 'bi'- ' L4 Q r i ff: T A f - 2 -R s v f X Q v 2' 4 . H fr J ' 2 I j A K . V 5 , . ' . W 4 ' of v ,A ' I il V xi is rgfaw, A A Q A A A nhl T' f if e, H L 4 ' xii Q 'A I ,,,-f A 3 - ' I J QE - l L I J 1 T of A 'gl fe, I 1 I E y. i ' fi? 5 . f ., A ,id vif. J ig ' 6 igffff' QW!! Q?gFl95555'0f'gf bi Wt BASEBALL A53 -if 3- AEM ? EQu m W? Home m LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW Skeeter Hahl Bob S1mms Fred Fung B111 Cox Tom von Stem Monte Lyons John Blckett Gordon Seyfr1ed and Mr Sherman FRONT ROW Glen Haskln Lane Cub stead Rlchard Onufrock Rlchard Marold, Don Wahlberg Pete von Stem Merlm Amm Don Sher man and B111 Darby Thls year the school baseball team has been mcorporated ln the Pxkes Peak League and began league play on Aprll 1. Loslng many fme players, Coach had many rookxes to contend wlth The baseball managers thls year were Gordon Seyfr1ed and Skeeter Hahl. ,Q , 2 , .ff '45 ff? 1 i 1 E V 1 1 'l 1, L 13 S - If -:-:VC-'4 ' ' ' z ' '-:riffs MQ P-22 491 5 ' . f.,, f .. if . . , 1 F ' -gt. an?-' .A -.J If L2 I ,yu-' I Q 2 QF- A 2 1 -iv. ' ' 1 'Q ff 1 ' - .4','f5'f e.-.1,.f.' .5 F 'fl-in N sz, 5' A!! - f X' if 4 'Y' ' l A 1 5 'fgfvn 1. 4-3-gf' .4 5. , - ,. -34 , qi ' :Z I , K .. A 5 , .-5: , fi'?x:.,, -9 34.- f:'- A 4 -. fn.. ' ' . ,HJ-:- f ' r -, ' , ,, U I ,,. 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I Am' 1 I CQQQ I. ld ' ' 103 3-of 1 Lg x Q I LUCAS SPORTING GOODS Headquarters for Every thmng IH Sportmg Goods Athletxc Equxprnent 120 North Tejon Mam 900 16 East P1kes Peak Ave Maln 360 L L MCI-IONE 8: SON Real Estate Loans Insurance L L McHone Res Phone M 8396 Famous Names IH Alumlnum THERMOSEAL Alummum Storm Sash 81 Screen LUMI LUX Alummum Awnlnos 81 Canopxes STERLING Alumlnum Pr1mary Wlndows Free Demonstratlons Budget Plan THERMOSEAL CO 305 S Tejon Nlck Galbra1th, Dealer M 5050 For Flne F1n1sh1ng Hardware The LOWELL MESERVEY HARDWARE CO 106S Tejon Mamn 5100 Colorado Sprlngs Oldest MYER'S GROCERY Dehvery Servlce 1803 Cheyenne Blvd Phone 3419 R Fresh Butter Cup Pastrxes THE EDITH FARNSWORTH S SHERWIN WILLIAMS BOOK SHOP 9 North Cascade 122 North Tejon St Colorado Spmngs Colo Main 823 Mau 254 . o - I l . . , . . . I - - Q , - CO. , . ' a - a .. ' 3 '! . ' 1 . II 'MBROADMOOR AMERICA'S MOST COMPLETE RESORT BROADMOOR HOTEL 1s a playground for the students of Cheyenne School here you may 1ce skat swmm dance and rxde the year around too our drugstore 15 the sugar bowl for after school snacks . ' ..- . -3 . . sues N-1, 3 3 5 ua.. , - ' Q nn Fai xly Grocers THE FOSTER I.. FRITCHLE Colorado Springs Coo Cadlllac Insurance Agency St d d fth V ld an ar O 8 yor Real Estate Broker Tl-IE ADAMS MOTOR C Quahty Foods 0 511 Mxnmng Exchange Butldlng Reasonable P1 1ces C Cl A K St Snappy Servlce asca e Ve at lowa Telephone Ma1n1OZ6 Mamn 5260 Elm AVC it Surety Bonds Flre Casualty Auto First Street Broadmoor Ma1n 363 Maln 364 Patromze the Buslnesses that Support your POW WOW' ' .iwitfsmem wfwa 129 NORTH TEJON' STRE I' COIDRADO SPRINGS COLORADO Quallty Jewelers Slnce 1916 129 North Tehjon St, THE CRISSEY FOWLER LUMBER CO Phone 101 'Good Luck Semors' 0 9 63 0 17 ' , I., Ti' J A E fgmfjwmwf fm. Q, I I THE GEM TOWEL 2, LINEN S n I V X SUPPLY COMPANY f Telephone Main 4394 Furnishers of Clean Linens 1 5 E C Stark Prop 332 West B1Jou Street SchOOl's Out Now's the time to get your Sporting and Vacation needs at SEARS Save in our complete Sporting Goods Ready To Wear and Shoe Departments Maln 9200 120 S Tegon Sportmg Goods Outdoor and Athletlc Equlpment Popular Prxces at The Spoltrnan s Store 119 North Tejon Mam 930 Everythlng For Every Sport ga at COUNTRY CUPBOARD Luncheons Dlnners and Smorgasbord The e s never a Quest1On Of Quahty at The Mead's BROADMOOR CAFE Breakfast Lunch guunsnn THE S '77ZanA. .Itwe KUPPENHEIMER ROBLEE SWANK CHENEY MANHATTAN STETSON DALTON COOPER Dlnne r 21 South Te on Street 1 Hazel Ave COLORADO SPRINGS COLORADO Mam 4602 Mm 420 This? f . ll 1. I ' W uv . 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Compliments of ' f . ' ' . co. 1' Tj -, Q . . , I ' , 9 C . . , SENORS I h Q 0 x 0 62,094-Junk, eb 0490 599 sphn me my VIIWMK A Complete Stock of Records and Sheet Mus1c THE COLORADO SPRINGS MUSIC CO 107 109 North Tqou Street Phone Maui 5390 The Store for the Amateur Photog raphe r Eve rythmo Photoo raphlc SHEWMAKER'S Hardware CAMERA sHoP Houseware s Spor tmg Goods 30 North Tejon Photo Fuushlng urllans 121 EAST IIJOU Mall 8166 Colorado Spnngs Colorado sme ffgafhacat DESIGNERS FOR MODERN LIVING -2 0 FPUQZZSE R i.l....l- 'fs C Q r-of , , th 1 E ' ' To up on: Main 5..QS Swiss ' Gllhalel R . Jo 0 eich ast Pikes Peak Avenue , 9 ' G Q . 18 E. Colorado Ave. Excluswe Dealers I' Fme Shoes for every occas1or GRAY ROSE House of Fash1on 24 North Tegon Maln 2700 In Nouvrvreaou Enjoy Your Baby He's L1tt1e for Such a Short Tlme 123 North Tejon St For Sport Campus and Party Wear Prescrxptlon Specnallsts MURRAY S 116 E P1kes Peak Ave 501 and 832 N Tejon The 1952 Pow W IS except for the sale of the annuals completely hnanced by the advertls ers who advertlse ln the POW WOW Support The Advertxsers Who Support Your POW WOW' Let our servlce reheve you of dlapel drudgery and protect your baby Wlth su1g1ca11y clean sterlhzed drapers Spend that tune playmg wlth your baby needs your tender lovmg care Let us save you money we ed, sterihzed ready to wear for a very small charge Irnagme dlapers to buy no hours of bo11 mg and scrubb1ng and One Week's SCTVICC Free Yet your baby 1s safer from dlaper rash than when you do the work yourself DIAPER SUPPLY SERVICE 1009 S Tejon , . s, . , . 1 . - 1 . . . . He ow ' ' 1 , V . I 1 prov1de pre-folded dlapers, Wash- ' f , . . ll 7 1 . . - 1 9 no , - I , . 74 S 'lejon I Lollege eu CXNIILS IOVS LI OTHI S PORTABLE AIN D S TANDARD TYPEWRITERS David TER PHONE MAIN 95 Compl1ments ALAMO HOTEI THE RED FOX THE SILVER FOX RED FRONT PET SUPPLIES 403 South Tejon Mam 9470 Everythmg For the Complete Care and Trammg of Your Pets The Johnson Qingllsb DRUG COMPANY 14x11 N1 1400 RALI '-I 81 HOYI..E'S MARKET l638 South Nevada Mam 945 Fme Meats Our Specxahty IVYWILD PHARMACY DRUGS SDNDRIES Pl- ESCRIPTIOIN S Ph Nlalr 1426 1640 So Nevada Ave COLORADO SPRINGS COLO of T f ll I I 'lille I ricmlly51orc for ' Bl I ' l-lAl'T SCH.-XFFNER AND MARX T, ,H ,. - , , 105 N. TEJON ST. 5 Melon . ain I A I Everything For The Office CITY OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Arnerica's Finest Western Wear 117 East Bijou St. Typewriters All Makes-Portables Sale-Rent-Repair Main 4670 it ..,.i-il--- 41' Mm 595s EG ORY REALTY COMPANY REALTOR Q O WNWL 8- Colorado Springs M CLQTHINQ STQR Co ner Tei on d C harras U e Finest In Western Wear Sflllth T9jOll PERKINS MOTOR C0 Your De Soto Plymouth Dealer 115 N CASCADE I PN U II SALES P SERVICE X F21 I MILLER Beautlful Shoes Excluslvely At COX BROTHERS 26 North Tejon yeTS Have A Good Sumn er A11 You Guys and G11-15 Flom and Cleaners N S 218 N Teyon 'Wam V88 UGTTCR. JEWELRY 111 North Tejon Mau-1 674 COMPLETE RESIDENTIAL AND The Orlmnal COMMERCIAL DOENGES LONG MOTORS RED TCP DRIVE IN INC 1324 South Nevada WIRING 'IND LIGHTING 7082 North Iejou NIa1n 1175 Flnest I-Iamburoers Colorado Sprmgs Colorado Crlspy French Frxes Phone Ma 2.70 117 South Nevada Supe r M11kshake s We Spec1a11ze In Go Aways I1 Y I CC - gy I 'UQ ' mo! ' ' Ar . A-J W 1, ' I ,ffsg I D I I I . 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THE '77ZanA. .Stow Manhattan Holepr oof Stetson Cooper Se1n Block Hyde Park Roblee Swank 21 South TeJon Street Colorado Spr1ngs, Colorado Me. 3 4918 IVYWILD PHARMACY DRUGS SUNDRIES PRESCRIPTIONS Me 2 6021 1640 S Nevada Ave Portrcuts By KNUTSON BOWER Plaza Hotel Studlo East Cache La Poudre Me 4 6276 u Quahty Comes Wlth Exper1ence Q E X n :MER Q. , - I ,fy QQ' f, W 4 I ' L N 17 HED FFIUNT PET SUPPLIES Mez 27215 r-'-'-f -T 403 S TEJOK CR 'P -1 EG ORY REALTY COMPANY 312 COLORADO SAV NGS BANK BLD COLORADO SPRINGS COLORADO REALTOR Pavson Gregory Me 3 1784 2010 R1dgeway II-Ilmllll 01111 Co W Hnnnwnnf - Pmnr- Housewmuss INC. Guns Fishing Tackle 332 N Tejon Colorado Sprmgs, Colorado 'P COLORADO SWNINGS, VFOiLOY1VAOO V A144 ,To-1Tfff u.Ai - - f f' KT59'L55L,99R,,,Nf5PF:' o Oi'1Ll fa- D-1 ' W! 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Smce 1872 KIOWA and TEJON STREETS Lucas Headquarters For Everythmg m Sportmg Goods Athlenc Equ1pment 120 North Tejon Me 2 5867 The Canon Grocery Grade A Meats Me 2 2588 WE DELIVER Shop and Saxe at Your Canon Grocery 121 East Bijou Television Me 4-6656 Colorado Springs Headquarters Colorado Home Apphances Deslgners For Modern L1v1ng Exclusxve Hotpoxnt Dealers 'Wg.ml7I-GZ. 24 S TeJon The Frxendly Store For College Men HART SCHAEFFNER Sz MARX Campus Togs Clothes YPEWRITER SUPPLY CO SALES RENTALS REPAIRS 105 N Tejon Me 4 0102 1 O I ' Sporting Goods Quality Groceries and ULSIJN PLUMBING ANU HEATING CUMPANY 116 NORTH WEBER STREET Eulnradn Sprmqs llulnradn Me 5 3564 Grey Rose Eduth Farnsworth S D and S CASEY WELDING WoRKs Harness and Leather Book Shop 24 N Temn Shop Frank Ladwlg Ownel 916 S Cascade Me 4 3153 Me 4 5070 A Complete Stock of Records and Sheet Muslc Ralph and Hoyles Market Planos Organs Apphances Televlslon 1638 South Nm add Necchl and Elna Sewlng Mach1nes Meme? THE COLORADO SPRINGS Music co. I-'me Meats Our Spec1a1ty 107 109 Worth Te1on Street Me za 1063 . 1 , l . . Me 4-4488 9 N' Cascade 16 E. CLlCh31'1'ElS A . f Q llllw. E M Z: 45 DAIRY FOODS are GOOD and good for YOU' at your store at your door Hlnllrr anh!PlH1ller mmF Hardware COMPLIMENTS Housewares ts Sporhng Goods 108 Colorado Ave Sheet Metal and Roofing Co, lnc NELSON A EYER Realtor 9 E P1kes Peak Me 2 1589 622 SOUTH TEJON The Slnbnsun Qlingllsb DRUG COMPANY 134 N Tejon Me 3 4614 2 D , e 124 NORTH TICION STREET 'Q U or GRADE A DAIRY PRODUCTS I COC TEDRK I TTER Il CO EE C EAM P G CREAM GE C IUTTEI 'X SINTON 5 FINE DAIRY FOODS Homogenlzed Mnlk Whipping Cream Coffee Cream Half and Half Buttermilk Cottage Cheese Chocolate Drunk Orange Drunk Fiesta and Guest Pack Ice Creams Bug Dip Frozen Dessert Sherbets For Service Phone MElrose 3 3821 POUJ UJOIU 5? wx M is Q if MQW? WE S Q3 ?xm 11.059355 X c enne oun om c oo C-oloro o Sprm .s ooraclo 1952. is ,. by aw, .1-,Z-' ?f X' c :', 4-. -' . - . .' 4 .K I . ' l ' ' A:ffj'T5 92? R ., 5 ,, gi--'-ff 1 + 4' -faf u ' .- Eff , f .f ., 54 ' ' ft' 'fr' 'nik 'M :A 111234. ll x jswk J 4- ,cr . .45 1 fm- f. 5 ' - N33 'fu fb 5 , .:: A' , :3. III ff: Vis. . 5:2 ' 4 fi . l .1 c1,Cl T ull., + ,. M415 ,,, 3'1 Y- ff. ' 1 avg Editor .................. . ........ BOB VICTOREEN Assistant Editor ......... ....... D ARLENE BRONSON Business Manager .............. HARDY HARGREAVES Faculty .......................... RICHARD MAROLD Classes-Activities .......... MARALYN ABRAHAMSON Sports ............................ BARBARA SYKES Features ........... ... ............ JOYCE MYERS Sponsor .... .... . . ........ . .... MISS MCINTIRE S 512254 CQNTENT I I I 4 1 M2 555 x1 wings IW TITLE PAGE POW WON STAFF HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL EDITORI XL FACULTY SEINIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH GRADE SCHOOL SCHOOL AICTIN ITIES ADVERTISEMENTS QE, Q Q- I.-ff V -4 i 'six Ii? www si iff Lx 'NON H N 5 WAI: mf. 'yi 25, - ,Wk 54 v . ' '-'f ! 412. ,-5 f 'Fo ,+A 4 5 .K A-ziipx, Z k 55 - .32 nf , 1-5 Q f a,Z.h' . 232525, I 1 l --CS. ut lli 5 , :5: 2' ff., . ,I .2-fr HFS x J: I 7. , 5 L my ' A : 153332: QSLV5. !,7.- --2::' . 1 f 1 1-'-', ' I - - 5+ , Q A3 , I 5 'E : ' Z., I 15' ' C-L I, 'pk .1 '-.unit I' f':' g , 1-. ,Six . 1, 1, I , Q I A ,, I ,C L ' E Q 4 X ,K 1,1 f 3 ,fi . This has been a good year at Cheyenne School Despite expel imental changes necessitated by a growing student body and the loss of our beloved Dr Shaw we still have managed to keep the old and to add new and valuable activities to our program The Christmas activities were once again filled with ing out into the community for the enjoyment of all Our athletic teams, although not so consistently in the winning columns as in previous years learned through ex perience and from the loyal support of the student body that the spirit makes the game and the ultimate goal is fair play and a humble pride in a Job well done The scholastic record of the school has again been the hmh lig t of the year Many of our semors have been ac ceptedin the top colleges of the country, some on scholastic scholarships and aids The student council is to be com mended for its fine Job in scheduling this program And EDITORIAL Itis the sincere hope of The Junior Class that The Pow- Wow of 1952 will serve as a record of all that the seniors have worked and strived to create throughout their past years at Cheyenne Mountain School. lt can be seen, looking into the past year, that the Seniors have fulfilled to their utmost the standards of Cheyenne Mountain School both tn scholarship and sportsmanship Not only in these ways but in many others have they made Cheyenne a bettei place for both faculty and students The Senior Class of 1952 has set a high goal for the students who will be following in their footsteps With these thoughts well in mind, The 1952 Pow Wow is dedicated to The Seniors most important our faculty has once again proven them selves worthy members of the Cheyenne family by keeping the well being of our students foremost in their minds, they have blended happiness and learning the key to the spirit of Cheyenne School Those of us who have been in the school during its rapid thing that has made the school an integral part of our being lt1s inevitable perhaps that with the ever growing numbers some of our most precious traditions will disappear We must not think of these as lost, for it is only natural that some activities fitting to a small school might not serve the same purpose in a larger school Some traditions must be altered and even changed, if we are to keep the school we know and love But always together as students, teachers and superintendent we must strive to keep the high spiritual and moral values that have always been synonymous with the name of Cheyenne School JOHN S CHAMNEY . ' . . . . good cheer , confined not just to our own domain, but reach- growth, have feared the loss of that intangible some-- R ,faq 5353 ,J 2, Wim wg Ak gy , f ,'mi5,5 wi QWOAG X 5 H f ff . '. 1 lx , 1 ., 'i f . N, f.. . 2-. '1 . 'fr 'Y' 40, A . ' A E 1 4 V, 1 if .. sa 5-3' 14' 45' 5. '-Nz, 4 - ns fr . -Q v , vw l + :,g ,.,, 5 .M X lx , '?,,,,,n. . M933 ' S M ,Uh . . . P Q12 n. I -'mn A : Qs. . 1 1'-x- I v-C54 A 4:3-A ' - M 1- . A . iz. A? A' mfg' , j :A 52: 1:5 ' f' ' if sf. '- . :' Y-5. 2 -:Q x gf Jas ' il KD H. FL! wg 1 -,1 -,,. Mr Hubby 1s noted for the great tlme and effort he spends on spec1a1 muslcal grou s 13, 4-fcg sg A-Q., Qgrazzsfg ,154 a t ,J 5 4522522 rw J . X A newcomer to Cheyenne and head of the mathemahcs department 1S Mr Burgert Teach Johnson IS an mdespensxble person around school due to her many varled dutmes Pop' Evans a vet eran of Cheyenne IS the mam stay of the Junlor I-hgh Mlss Martm whmle teachmng three language courses st111 flnds tune to help the .Tumors ln thelr 3.Ct1.V1tlCS isa! Mr Graber teaches a wmde var1ety of sub jects ln the Sclence Department :M Q K 3 x L 9 if hifi ? N ' l vi v . , - , P . 7 - ' D n 0 . C. Ai Y' ' ' 1' U hi -j,.,w. ' ' N P ' QSM t we vii ' xx ' gf Ugg? e Us S: .frm 6,1 V:-I Ap- In Y mir .7 -if is 152 f ' x -. , 9 Q z f 5 Zim' 7' A , - X . E' ,X W V 'P l fp-qv., rv Aff., U Q .A M, ff- ,Q I W X, A 1 f f fis e iff. K -- 5. Qt ,kiwi 1 ' use E52 ' - - ' 5? M155 Mclnt1re Eng 1lSh teacher for the upper hxgh school, a new add1t1on to the faculty i 'TD' Mr Sherman Coach has done a great Job coachmg our varlous teams CK lllhfi M155 Morrow lS well known for her great pat1ence durlng Gram mer classes MISS Slocum teaches both Jun1o1 h1gh and h1gh school, and IS sponsor of the seventh grade The art students greatly appreclate the talents of Mr Mu51ck M155 Pendleton IS the head of the gxrls' athlet1c depart ment M Pattez son, The Neckt1e lS the spon sor of the Sophomore Class O7 4 N Le 14, rg in 5.01 t X lx Q 5 ,M S 1 I 5 f f x . 5 2, p 4 ' . I f X1 . g f l ' ' , - ' ' -ll. . ll ' is ' ' - . T 'Z 5 :Wg . A . X if I' ' .L 'o n X s l 11 , - iff -,1,. I , 1 -'-.L CQEJ l '? 5, X' Q L f W g asa? W4-QW? JOHN S CHAMNEY Besldes bemg head man at Cheyenne, Jack Chamney 1s also the school hockey coach secretary of the I-hgh School Hockey League and the father of three 11ttle glrls Chlefs ' orrgmal home was Ln Saskato Saskatchewan In 1941 he enrolled ln Colorado College but was drafted the followmno year mto the Royal Canadxan Navy After three years he returned to the conflnes of C C where he majored rn physlcs In 194 afterg aduatmon Mr Chamney started h1s teachmg cazeer at Cheyenne Durmv thxs years hockey season he agaxn proved h1s great coachlng ab1l1ty He brought ln the team conslstxng of a group of unexperlenced Freshmen to a thmrd place fmmsh lt can easlly be seen that Chref and the hockey team w1ll go far tooether Be s lde s holdlng the relns for 660 students Mr Chamney IS the sponsor of Z8 undeclded senlors No one was ever meant more for a Job than Jack Chamney was meant for the Job as prrncxpal of Cheyenne Mountaln School Durmo hls fxrst year he has done remarkably well and many happy years are predrcted for hmm OFFICE STAFF ?Jm iii -:Q f. A F XI A . ' lifill H l .. .-.-.. ... --.W will Q--.. ---. 147 I fr' .4 , nuff' 1--pu-gun -un..-raw-nn f-.sa :rv-A144 ...ev--nunvv suv.-:pq LIBRARY STAFF Mrs Estell center and Mrs Campell fnght corn prlse the llbrary staff They manage to keep the lxbraly Ln the books and magazxnes tn thelr proper places Both lxbrarmans Uladly lend their tlme to students who ale looking for lnformatxon tl ,,XQ'?2,,?5,yd,, Q o,Qgg125Sf4'g!ff if 13, Q se .3 'I wp N25 f r 9 'N he. ' if w+ .'1fXm -sg - M 'Elf Behxnd the scenes and away from most actmvmtles IS Mrs Knorr She IS kept busy takxng care of the office and domg all the secretarmal work for the school The whole school would be at a loss wmthout the efforts of Mrs Knorr Mrs Evans can be counted to help whenever she IS needed She IS always ready to take over classes for absent teachers or do extra off1ce wo1k Mrs Evans IS another one of those people who although seldom notlced 15 lndes penslble around the school ,. Ev? ':' :' 'i ,- .' Ki 57 6.1 444 . 4433.1 '.7fN-, ' ' A. J ' 'Q-,gf-L?5' .9 ,-. ll.-rl 5 'X Jdflxg, x 1..- fi Q I .S 1'- .J Q5-if-,C-' Qt N A fo of I . 4 J, -- Y i ft ff ' p I- ,..-QEW' 9 A , . . I , digit' s W remarkable order, wxth all ' ' ,5 ' --:hm f -'QQ - - fi?-f f, in. ' .:- ,lp ' fl I Ill :ll D 3 - 555. . . I 53,4 23.3 . . . I X f -152' ' f, ....- . .-- 3. f'-L1 -ra ...T 1,3 - '1 1 , . 2 9 ' 1 .L . . . . . . 4 ' ' If 1 ' 4 ' fer-. 4 :Z . . . . R w..-1f'2H . lq Q- . . . . an V - of . r in . ' n - a . , I - HOW'iId Jones IS the bus dr1ver Dr1ver Tra1n 1ng teacher and general handy man around school Joe B155en the head cu5tod1an does a great 5p1C and span Mr Deboe beS1d6S h15 h15Jan1torJob may be seen ump1r1ng baseball games Leo Gratt1n absent 1t the t1me of p1cturf' can be seen tak1nf1 Care of the new bu11d1ng and the gym IIHSILIDH S- xx-xg f M4-'v-f ' -Q is aj' Nswlxr LUNCH STAFF Cheyenne School 15 fo1tunate 1n l'1aVl1'1gSL1Cl'1 an excellent lunch staff Mr5 B1s5en head of the staff does a f1ne Jobplanmno the preparat1on of the food fol the 5tudent5 who eat lunch at school Everyone IS vxell 5at15f1ed after a good n eal IH the lunchroorn . M N L V I . , . .., . , ' u 1 1 . if 4 l 1- 1 T, r . ' y' l V. V T , , , M A 'T ,Q . 7 - 0 , ' Q f ' X 1 - f ffl f , t 71 . Y ff K 5 2,7 L' VJ: , , ' ,f WW! ' . 2' X' N -gl. . 4,l . 1 job in keeping the school 'N' 4 M 1 ' fe ' 1 . l , .LM y ... t 'V W'WWK'v1.wM M r 6'0 , ' f 3' M.. '::- A .Q ' ' - . ' I , q- 1 1 A 1 T 5 1 . . 1 . V LD 5 'Q QWQAS as 'Q M N '?, '? W' ww w lg'u?E9'?i sf W CW-1, J ai ,J Q9-s' . f iw , Q E J A 9 Y I Q . ' 2' , ,.-5' 0167? H --wo 6, if F , , s. CA? ' ' nf Q , ,A . 1. fr, . . 1 ,, V v .4 F , . ,Au ,A .L I h . .4 . g ,I q ,f, , - Hgh. rg' K 4, 4? H, -, , I I .if El , , I? g :Q5N iq , , , PL., It .iff . N3 ' A ,n -gig!! V , ...,-K ' 'I I N25 , Qfsfigr'-f , gf: A 6 5 'if f :fi -' ' ' 5 .1 it 5 ft giffx at 'Q1s2,f?ZgZW,, ZW? 4 fimn W5 ew w 'NWN SENIORS adv' www JOHN BICKETT Entered Cheyenne mn Sth grade Chr1stmas play fchorusl drarnaucs 1 steering cornmnttee l basketball 1 'S' 'U'-v--v' PIERRE BARATELLI Entered Cheyenne tn 8th grade Chrlstrnas chorus dramaucs 4 boys octetl dance team 1 Pow Wow staff JEAN ANN BARKLEY Entered Cheyenne Ln 9th Grade Chrlstmas Play PHYLLIS BERNHEIM Entered Cheyenne ln Kmdergarten Chrlst mas play chorus Drarnatlcs 1 KATHERINE CI-IAMBERLAIN ED CROUCI-I Entered Entered Cheyenne as a Soph. Chrlstmas play Dramatlcs 3, honor socnety 3, Natlonal Honor Soc1ety,Pow Wow Staff, Steermg Corn. 2, Sec. Treas, Sr class Pres. ofStudent body Cheyenne as a Fresh man Chrlstrnas play dramatxcs Z boys octet octet basketball Z track Z. LANE CUBSTEAD Entered Cheyenne ln the 7th glade Chrlst mas play fchorusl Dramatlcs Z. Orches tra 3-band Z dance band basketball 3 baseball Z honor soclety 4. .,, ' , 'f' P: , -:P . '7'i:,-I-k 2-:If - . 5 ' 'W'-'.-. 'f,., . '- P' I 5 ffm , 5 Q 15 - ' -'I gg .s -.hm-T ' qv-.5453 N ag 4? .Qik M lk l I sf V fwfb P ' Q ,x . AF., A -I K W .Q K .,-0241! S l E 'Q .f,5. ,H -- C -, xg , . ' ' . E ' 7' . S' f W dfx QQ:-.30 ' -' Sis W7 ' ' 'Cla , ' u ' '- un- fc ff: ff gif , .::: - Ygg. . I N Er' 1 . . , C 7- - ' C J , . -6? 1 sf IV 8,5 ANN CUMMINGS KAY DAVIDSON Enter Entered Cheyenne 1n ed Cheyenne as a 6th grade Chrlstruas Freshman Chrxstmas play fchorus dramamcs play dxamaues 1 gmrls octet Z orchestra honor soc1et3 1 CARAH .IESSEE Enter ed Cheyenne as a Freshman Chrlstmas play fchorus Dramat1cs 2 ARLYNE KAWAMOTO Entered Cheyenne 1n 6th grade Chrlstmas play chorus Dramatmcs Z Steer1no Comrruttee 3 Pres of Sr class y: V ' K ,I JV: 1 k ,fl 1, , If sf xr' ,f 'Rh G t A ' ,Q .1 5 ir- xl ' 'Wi Ad 0 - Q - - gal-ten Christmas play: Junior. Drarnatics 1- 3-. - , I . I h luv' 1 D A ' , ' - 1- ' 4 I 1- 1' - U 1 ,J L 'Ir LEE GARDNER Enter ed Cheyenne ln Kmder orchestra 3 band Z swtm team GAIL LEATHERV. OOD Entered Cheyenne 1n the Sth grade Chrlst mas play chorus dramatlcs 4 boy s sextet hockey 1 Pow Wow staff ig WILLIAM GUDE Enter ed Cheyenne as a basketball 1 Vlce Pres1dent of Senmor class OFFICERS Presldent Arlyne Kawamoto V1ce Presldent B111Gude Sec Treas Kathy Chamberlaln Student Counc11 Harold Lovelad B111Gude Edle Vecqueray Ar Iyne Kawamoto HAROLD LOVELADY DONALD MEIER Enter Entered Ch6Y9Y1116 ln ed Cheyenne as a Jumor K1ndergarten Chrlst dramatyc 1 mas play fchorus dramatlcs 1 dance team Z hockey WILLIAM MERRION Entered Cheyenne as a Freshman Chrxstmas play fchorus dramatlc s 1 Secretary Treas of Sophomore class W Nr RICHARD ONUFROCK Entered Cheyenne as a Sophomore dramahcs orchestra 3 band 3 dance band Chmstrnas band basketball 1 baseball Pow Wow Staff l CAROL PERRIN Ente red Cheyenne vm Klndergarten Chrlst mas play Qchorusj dramatlcs Z honor socmety 4 X JOHN PINELL Entered Cheyenne as a Jumor dance team l basket bal 1 SHIRLEY PINELL Entered Cheyenne as a Jumor Dra matxcs l MAUREEN SULLIVAN Entered Cheyenne as a Junlor g1rl'S Octet dramatlcs I honor soclety 1 ffkp EDITH VECQUERAY Entered Cheyenne IH the the 3rd grade Chr1stmas play dramatlcs Z dance team 1 honor soclety vlce p1es Freshman class steermg comrnmttee I Pow Wow staff Q L- C, PETER TAUSSIG Entered Cheyenne as Jumor honor soclety Z Aux W-., PETER VON STEIN Entered Cheyenne as a Freshman Chrlstmas play dramatlcs 1 basketball 3 baseball Z hockey 1 Pow Wow staff Ks. x.. ROBERT THOMPSON Entered Cheyenne as a Junxor dramatms Z basketball baseball manager Pow Wow Staff be BEVERLY TURNER Entered Cheyenne as a Semor dramatlcs l g1rls octet honor soclety wxnner of Voc1e of De moc racy contest X JACK WHITE Entered FRED SMITH Entered Cheyenne as a Sopho Cheyenne as a Senlor more Honor Soclety Z Pow Wow Staff ' x., Q6 1 f ff Ki V 'A are 3. . I ' 4 u lj 1 . ' . ' - 1: X I I QI If V R7 , t Qjnfl 3 . , f V, , .K I A fl I q ABRAHAMSON 'Qtr BOB DAVIS ENEWOLD JUNIOR CLASS Presldent Rxchard Marold Secretary Treas Darlene Bronson Student Councll Debb1e Gray Donald Wahlberg Maralyn Abraham son Q-...., ig, FK 4.5 FE' MARALYN ELIZABETH DARLENE CARLA MARGARET BILL, ANDREWS BRONSON BROWN CLARKE COX aaa SUEZANNE FRED FRITCHLE FUNG -Q., S-it GLENN CLIFFORD HASKIN HOWE 'Nur DEBBIE HARDY GRAY I-IARGREVES 0, 45.625555 xgv 555' Wg i Saga 'Hg A fr- . W 'Wh' ns a . , I 5 1... -- ,V ' W If ' , Q, ,QR V R A 'af' f A 3-I E ' z I J O M ,, It ef, Y, '33 f, ,enpzl .-, - ' l 4 -1. Al, . . X.-9 -Q 1' 'im 'R 4311. ' X .' Ag! wo . kv' ' Q' I 5' ,Vi-'-' iv - - ,.,,-.1 fi '-.f - Vice-President - -- Donald Sherman ' -4 , ,,i'w1 - ,- f .. --A-fb.w - . . U Af A 4 x ' ' I 1 -WK. Z , . Q12 , P . :Tw fb wiv- - ' i.T'1 v , -A-' . Qu,-. - , I .f:9f'f.,, it '47'-Iv ' S gara- Le 1 ' U A I. A .-Lg, 1 x 3: 3 .75 ll: :: . gn 5' Q' - v . 2 ' gfaff Y, 2:5 '15 . if ,VJ QQ- JOANNE MONTE RICHARD JOYCE LEE BOB JONES LYONS MAROLD MYERS QUIEN REINFRIED is H 1 DONALD SHERMAN ing Q -w BARBARA ANNE JIM BOB TOM SYKES TROSTEL TUTTLE VICTOREEN VON STEIN ET DONALD WILLIAM WAHLBERG DARBY 52561 44 E QEQQW , QW .fivfwa l? J . JGN AMSON aw if wg Rx ABRAH MERLIN TON1 AMM ASTARITA li Mix LARRY BAYLE BERNSTEIN BORST H15 YH-s v-.., 5 -5., YW e Af MARY ROBERT DONOHUE ESTILL TEE RALPH WARREN CADLE CESARIO COOPER E Lx LOREE CARLA SKEETER PAT BILL GERB1-:R GOSSARD HAHL JONES LAMBERSON SOPHOMORE CLASS JOAN DAVID JEANNIE Iv! CONNIE BROWN BRUBAKER BILL MARJORIE FIGNER FRAZEY OFFICERS Pres1dent Skeeter Hahl Vxce Pres1dent Conme Brubaker Secretary Treas Sally Vlcary Student Councll Marxeta Maness, George Stubbs i . . 2155: P- . A V ' sri' A ' 6 gc I A A? I - B4 - 4. A, ., V V, . :gvg,,f 5 4. f .'.J':.lx 4 . s , iw: .UZ ' 1 , LV' M. 1' - . -X . F Q .QI Chu, ' - Jil ' N I Q'.7iei?i 1- ' I L -I.. ,ij s g 2 ::' N. 7' ' Q ., 3 ll .: f ,MO 32 10 ku 1 -ff-3 1355 Y ff , 32 I df 73: QQ 'ar Ol ,tgzij l 1. ' Vg S, v 5- 'tv 1 - . ' SQ A A A A i A X ' 41' :ish ., K , , .T M T if G.. 'i A ' .. 'N-v CLARALYN BOB MARIETA LEWIS MAC DONALD MANESS We --..., 'Ns MIX. 'X W CHARLES CAROL RUBY ANN LON MYERS OTTO PARSONS LAK ROBINSON R- iqfv MARIS-SA GORDON BOB SUE ANN DALE RUTHENBERG SEYFRIED SIMS SIMS SI-OAN SMITH ,K 'L s., 'Ns BILL AUSMA BETTY SALLY DONALD SHIRLEY THQMPQSON TUIM5 TYLER VICARY WIGGINS WHITE SANDRA RESTER GEORGE STUBBS S-ix X KJ 1, . , x l '- I M ' 233 -A K ' .. I I . I ' L N. PO H' file' I - 'A if 'LTA :Q was 7 v, Q hila- xw , A 1 5 PQ.. R vs Q gg A S .a A .R lf I 4 5 T ' ' A- A e 69' Q izwzm QQ fi ww Af fgg2g3EE?i?gfQgE!ii5 wwwabm '?,W 'g5 'J'r GWEN W? T m ABRAHAMSQN '05 oo JOAN COGSWELL CAROL DOCKUM GEORGE JAMES BEARDSLEY BEAZELL INANE AHNFELDT 3- Ns.. if MYRNA BRATTIN PAT BUSBEE ROBERT JANET NANCY CHAMBERLAHQ HASE COFFHJ Hur JERRY GUY COLLD5 CRESAP TOMMY CROUCH ALICE KENNETH ROBERT CRUMPACKER DAVIS DAVIS ix- g,. L., S GRACE RENNIE BILL WHITNEY BRYANT GENE DQRSEY FINLEY FRISCH GALBRAITH GRIFFITH HAM KINS FRESHMAN CLASS 'I an R- B ' 3. .' , TAM 1.,.55 ' 1 , if 9-, '.,N '4 3 ' M 43 M '. 3 , - fx? ma Q ' . ' ,V ., .4-- K , Aff, -vim: ' if I I 1 ' . M T 1 3 fx ,Q ' i- A W. 1 ' K ,g I ' -' ' 4 . Q2 A A 553 ' ' Wav. A' M 'I-' ' . wir. 11 ' u 1 if 57. 165' y' fe fg, ' fn. A 'Q 'T .::: - YES. I ' Emf -F T ' if R 7 :f.' -y 4 'A . J T C f -s T f 1 A A , I 1? T EE A A , . A OFFICERS Pxesldent Robert Chamberlam Vlce Pres1dent George Beardsley Secretary Treas Renme Fmley Student Councll Patty Maness it HAL JOE I-IUGGINS HUTCI-IISON BETTY DON JESSEE KNUTSON 1 ii Q7 555, PATTY RONNIE CHARLES MANESS MAROLD MCI-AUGHUN NANCY NANETTE TED RYTER RYTER SAGER 91 Inv 45, P GARY KNUTSON JEAN MEIER KAREN SCI-IUNNING SAMMA SU HUTCHISON i CHARLES JOEL LEIA IS MALLORY DAVID MARILYN DONALD CHASE ONUFROCK OSTERFOSS JO ANN JACK SHERMAN SI-IOOK A 4 ' ' U ' . . Sf 1 A . - fl Y-an I 'R ia , Q I 'W , '21 'A ff le T f ,f ' X N. I ,, I 'sm - .5 is Rx Ls in X , ' .A A I G-. fi: W Q .- J f The 8th grade began its school year last fall by electing the fol- lowing officers: Kay Crouch, Presidentg Dusty Loo, Vice- Presidentg Sue Wolf, Secretary and Danny Love, Treasurer. The class had their first picnic of the season along with the 7th grade. It started with a hike up North Cheyenne Canyon and ended with a supper Everyone went home tired but happy Around Christmas we again Joined the 7th grade for a good ol' rough house party rn the gym complete with tug o wars tag and everything imaginable The third partw we had was a dance just for the 8th grade It was held in the lunchroom with the Juke box providing music Re freshments were served later For all of our wonderful parties we thank Mr Evans Mrs Slocum and all of the party corn mlttees for the huge successes they were 8TH GRADE FIFTH ROW Left to Right R Peiplow E O'Kane M Tausig R Busby L Borst B Rogers D Mitchell R Shockley C Fung G Barlow R Brubaker FOURTH ROW Haight W Cogswell D Loo J Barney THIRD ROW N Sherman B Estill S Wolf S Baker M Bonforte A Cenedella M Newman P Graber S Nelson K Sheideman SECOND ROW L Brown C Baker N Remfrred M Nelson S Collins J Athey K Woodward A Rayburn K Crouch FIRST ROW M Parsons G Van Hoosier B Bolton L Jewett C Carlson P Tyler M Ritchie M Bryant B Johnston Mr Frank Evans - . I , . , . I ' I . Q , - , . U y - 1 - 9 , . , . , . , . , . . D. Love, P. Heinecke, H. Jones, T. Cheney, H. Nichols, F. Robinson, J. Romines, D ' , . , . , . . : . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . I : . , . , . ' ' , . , . ' , - 1 , . , . . : .4 , . ' , . . , . , . , . . . , . , - 1 - After a few weeks the 7th grade adjusted themselves to belng a part of the Jumor I-hgh The elected the followmg offrcers Peter Seyfrxed Pres1dent B111 I-Illlhouse Vlce Presxdent Bonme Wllson Secretary and Treasurer Thls electmon was held ln the Soc1alSc1ence class as a study of voting procedure Tne flrst soclal event of the year was a Jumor Hxgh pxcmc The second get together was a Chrmstmas Party for the Jumor I-hgh ln the Gym Slnce the Junlor I-hgh IS a large or even larger than ever, the plans for a Jumor I-hgh Operetta were agaxn laxd aslde For that reason the 7th grade alone gave a play entltled lmag1nat1on The cast 1nc1uded B111 I-hllhouse, Jlmmy Glllen, Robert Pollock Susle Shaffer Sally Rortmnes Dlane Sawyer and Marmlyn Wxl hams They want to thank the Junmor Hlgh sponsors Mr Evans and Mrs Slocum for a wonderful year FOURTH ROW Left to Rlght P Waller, J Smlth B Guy P Seyfrred B Woodward I. Dletche B Ryter J Lowe B Shaffer M Hylbom B Hlllhouse J Glllen THIRD ROW B Pollock, J Mallett J VerDuft J Gordon, F Gude, D Garrett B Mclsaughlln J Gray R Brown D Edwards D Bender SECOND ROVN M Lamberson N Thompson R A Shetlar I.. Barlow M Vhllmams M Klrn I.. Adams V Brown, E Mhrte M Prahl S Burmester D Sawyer, FIRST ROW P lhalholm J Mournxng S Romlnes S Shaffer, Jan I-Iutchlson B Brown B Patterson B lhllson S Jacobs E Magno, L Ohash1, E Crabb Mrs Slocum class sponsor Absentlfl Nelson R Kaufman B Barnes 7TH GRADE The East Slxth Grade had a very suc c e s sful year undel the dlrectm un of M1 Callahan and Mr Peterson They had a Skatlng Party and a Movle Party wlth Flne Money from chewmg gum and talkxng Thls year they gave Mr Callahan a sur pr1se bxrthday party At the close of the Soccer tournament Jeremy Hlllhouse was voted the most valuable soccer player The West Slxth Grade started the year wlth IZ boys and 8 gxrls and now have an enrollment of I9 mn thelr class Vhth Mrs Hatton, thexr room mother enllstlng help of other mothers ln the room they have had a party after school on Halloween Chrlst mas and Valentlne S Day They expec1ally llked the new plan started thls year 1n the Slxth Grade whereby Mr Callahan and Mr Peterson spend a half a day 1n each Slxth Grade Class teachxng thelr spec1al sub jects XA? THIRD ROVN Left to Rmght N Hemnlcke R Maxwell J Hxllhouse, G Loo M Vanl-Ioosler B Damals Mr Callahan SECOND ROW P Baker S Rayburn S Bartels M C FIRST ROVN C Vlfhmtmann Lash rumpacker I.. Franson S Allen K Owens L Cresap J Harloff M Hall M Webb C 6TH GRADE THIRD ROW Left to Rrght D Murray, D. Denny, J. Colton, J.D. Remnert, B. Wmlhams, S. Nelson. SECOND ROW S Kramer, S Elhs, J. Pmeplow, B Stone,K Donohue, E O'Ma11ey, S Johnson FIRST ROVV A Elhot, D McL.aughl1n, I., Vklllle, R Lay ABSENT FROM PICTURE J. Hatton, W Shepperd, and Mr Peterson L' ff ' .. Q Q g . ' 'I .I 2 T I . 0 0 7 . . . H . H ' ' . . Q t . V Y Q 49 .gg ..- - . 'T . V 1- i , . ,gg ' , . ' sif . I . L . f. ' , ' ' . . U - . . , , . , , , l . . . , , , , . Z U , ' - x - y - , . , , , , , l D ' ' Y ' 1 ' p - , . , . U f 5 I '. it 'rr -f f. Q The balance of power has made the Flfth Grade s contests fun th1s year They had seventeen curls and seventeen boys the entlre year Thelr play was Mulllgan s Maglc' Thls magtc made eve rythlng brlght but couldn't help Pete Nosey the school de tectlve solve hrs problems D Bolton showed some beautrful plctures on Ma zatlan Mex1co The students brought sam ples of Mexlcan crafts They drew pmc tures and ended the day wlth a very flne XJ V Mexlcan CXhlb1t Thexr corner cupboard hada varlety of thlngs on the shelves such as collecttons of shells, stamps rocks ets They also went to the Flne Arts Center to see the Northwest lndlans exhmbmtlon Mlss Locke's class had a very busy and happy year FOURTH ROW Left to Rrght L Gerber B Tobmn D Lltherland P Bron son, P Peterson, L Dyer D Gude L Austm B Patteeson, P Draper THIRD ROW M Graham J I-hltbrand D Chamberlam J Herron, G Ren wxck A Lanza SECOND ROW N Harms N Neofatlst A Crouch, Helnlcke N Newman S Owens M J Rhoton J House T Low B Danlels FIRST ROW R J Brown L Baker S Besseghlnl P Bolton, M Nelson L Davmdson Absent are M Honsel J Thomason FIRST ROW Left to Rtght A Cogswell, J. Knutson, P Rester, G Barlow SECOND ROW S Sawyer, S Jones, S. Karabmn, I.. Jewett, S. Hatcher, B Merrxtt, K, Sullxvan, S. Curnmmgs, L.A. Seyfrmed. THIRD ROW D. Gra ham, K. Brosh, G Mltchell, B. Klrn, T Scott, P. Jencks, J Slegel, Mrs Tyree. FOURTH ROW L. Otto, B. Bensberg, J. Bernhelm, B Bell, K . Beardsley, D. Brady, D. Stralt, R Booth, C. Leder, J. Watts 5TH GRADE Mrs Tyree's class gave a play at the flrst of the year whlch they made up them selves called 'The Robbers Re venge Every Sat at lO A M 6 people go to the C C radmo stat1on to make a tape record mg of a favorlte falry tale or poem Rosemary Musgrave, a C. C. Student IS rn charge On Monday mght at 7.00 the tape was run on KRCC radxo statmon. Thts class has had a very exc1t1ng year, ral gif i Ugg Q T ' ' - . f I fy A I - ' rv - I T l J ' I Z . 1 I 1 . . . ' .U , . 1. -. 5 0 . u . - 1 no E ' . Q . . . . . 'fs ' A -..3MsY:7f . . 1 Y X I l . ' J' K . : ' : . , . ' , . ' , . - . . , . , . . , n o , 2 . , . ' , . ' , . . - ' , . . : . ' , . ' , . C.. ' I , . , . , . . , . , . , . l . : . . , . , . ' ', . . , . D . ' . y . - f 2 2 , Q 1-w ' l ' 1 - I ll , r P' . Y1 , X4 VW V . . . Q I .- It i ' The East Fourth Grade under the leadershmp of Mrs Brenner gave aplay ln honor of Wash1ngton's b1rthday on Feb ZZ called The Return of Washlngton The mam characters were Announcer Steven Jrohman Washxngton Davmd Marold and Boy Tex I-Ierloff The rest of the cla s s took an actrve rnterest ln 1t also The West Fourth Grade wxth the help of Mrs Dodd gave a play on March Z0 called The Happy Man Thms play was also glven ln 1944 and 5 of the present Semors were rn It then They have a Book Report Club that meets every Tues The offlcers of thxs club are Pres Alan Do r s ey V Pres Lee Hubby and Sec IS Karen Brown Thxs class wlth an enrollment of 29 had a lmttle boy who had just a r r 1 ve d from Germany and drd not speak Englmsh H15 namevas Hans Schuetz. The class en Joyed thelr trlp to the Flne Art Center to see the Northwest Indxan D1sp1ay M Grote D Karabln FOURTH ROVN Left to Rxght B Hanmlton A Cannone E Gxlllam T Hat ton B Davxs D De1ghton S Day THIRD ROW L Hubby S Jordan R Colton J Ruppersburg A Dorsey B Lundy Mrs Dodd SECOND ROW J. Karabln, B. Hoebel, G Mltchell, K. Long, S. Pmello, D. Russell, C. Ver Duft FIRST ROW K. Brown, J Morgan, C. Damels, C. Johnson, L. Rood, M Mallett, A. Borchart Absent Are C Wmllmarns, T. Lyons. THIRD ROW Left to Rlght D Derghton D Marold P Johnson J Crouch C Dan1e1sIII F Hoebel J Gude G Bader T Harloff SECOND ROW M J Stollard P Ragsdale E Klbler S Seyfrmed P Todd S Bernsteln B Bullock M K MCKl11lCy Mrs Brenner FIRST ROW D L Burns J Penkhus K Burns B Brxggs M Adams G Davls S Barnes Absent are 4TH GRADE if P 2 I - ' cf if 5 , ' Y ' i 2 '? 4 F - : ll ' ll - . cr A ' - 1 .1 Y no ' ' 'F ,P ,, 1 ' 1 -'X - . . ., ' . Q 4' ,Q 4 vs , . . . Q - . +' , ' 1 1 g , , U , ll u ' . I . 4 ' I l . , ,4 . . I . , .- - , . 9 . . . - . . , , , , , . , . . . . ' 1 . ' 7 . - 1 - 1 ' 1 , . , , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ' a - s - , - ' ' , 9 V ' ' r - - Z . . , . ' - . s ' 1 - , - , . , . , - - , . . Q 3 k Z K, fi I HP? -..K V+ Q -- . . . , , n , . , . , . , . . I . , . , - , . , . , . , . . . The East Th1rd Grade has been a very healthy and happy group thls year under the leadershlp of Mlss Woodworth They began the year w1th 39 puplls but one person left to JOll'Xl'1lS father IH the servlce ln Germany In March Lynda Whltehouses daddy sur prlsed her by commg home from Japan She had expected hmm sxnce before Chrlst mas When hls thmngs arrwed he came to gxve the class a talk The chlldren had muchfun and learned a great deal m plan mng and puttlng on thelr play The mce thmg was that every chlld was present to take part Some of the thlngs wh1ch the W est Thlrd Grade Wlth the help of M1ss McCue hoped make democracy work ID thelr classroom group declsxons They studled Lunchroom Manners and emphaslzed good sportsman shlp Penny Watt a g1rl from E n gland helped to brlng England closer to the chll dren eq, X FOURTH ROW Left to Rlgmt R Cxmlno D Roblnson B Weldemaler P Klrn, M Hulbert T P1ck J Pmello B Cogswell T Booth THIRD ROW J Patterson S McLean J Hutchlson B McClure D Bartels N Jones D Coppernoll MISSL Woodworth SECOND ROW J Hart, L Allen S Draper A A1nsworth,J Lamgan P Baker L Adams N Whlte FIRST ROW B Gotchey T Wlttman A Nlswonger A A Hmltbrand M Renwmck F A McK1nley A Hawthorne K 'Su FOURTH ROW Left to Rmght T Schmldt R Brlght J Turner, G Mothers J Wllhams C Guy R Barlow C Lockwood D Connor G Knapp D Webb THIRD ROW K Nelson, I... Field, J Farrls, G. Salmsbury, J GO forth, C Relnert, C, Lanza, W Porter, V Zrnxstowskl SECOND ROW. B 1. Johnson, B Booth, 5 Westerfeld, R. Colton, B. Horooorgef, E Crockett, M155 v McCue FIRST Row: D. Lopp, P Watts. A SNOW' BM Jordon, D Lohse 3 RD GRADE ' V A I 3 l J l . . . 9 W l . . I V I f . . . C . . . 2- Ego , . 1 - mga ov, N A . ' ' , - 1' 4 - . -5 'L . . , I . f . A . 'X . ' . ' ' v - ig ' , A1 RTS: IYZW , ' V ' , ,Z , I : n . . , . . I . v - - 1 was, taking turns, sharing, and abiding by V: B.. l l l , i , U , . , , . ' I , I ' - . , . , ' . . : . - , . , . Q . l , . , - 1 ' V . ' ' I . , - V. 1 - I y - - I 1 - V , . . - , . - t A ?W 5' E 1- R ll 5 5 1 Y i A 2 l 1 Q gg 4 S ' 1 : ' : . ' , - ' 2 - ' ' - I ' y - I ' ' 'l , U. ,. ' , l The East Second Grade under the lea dership of Mrs Eiswerth gave a play on Safety for the school andalso the parents on January ll Each child wrote a part for this play as well as composing the invitat ions The West Second Grade with the help ofM1ss Botting presented a little play cal led The Wishing Moon This was about some children who tried to get their wishes by trappinga fairy but instead they them selves are trapped and because of one lit tle girl s kindness they are set free This group also has had a good time making clocks on paper plates and learning to tell time .4 THIRD ROW Left to Right Mrs Eiswerth J Cooper S Rhoton D Engel, A Love D Klunder L. Maiold, P Cole J Robie D Bernheim SEC OND ROVN K Andrews R Smith C Austin G McClure C Edwards K Udick D Johnson K Schreck D Dew FIRST ROW S Feldt S Cogs well J Niswonger D Peterson P Coppernoll S Morin AbsentC Dyer S Hunter f -I THIRD ROW: Left to Right: Miss Botting, D. Goforth, N. Neofotist, B. Willie, J. Cameron, G. Bensberg, C. Loder, R. Pinello, J. Simon, T. Krutzke, T. Crissman. SECOND ROW: S. Dennison, J. Love, R. Brown, B. Bouldon, S. Cenedell-a,K. Shaffer, J. Strait, S. Field. FIRST ROW: I... Amm, H. Harlan, C. Borgman, T. Gray, I... Holton, J. Morse. Absent: D. Bond. ND GRADE The East Flrst Grade has learned to read wrxte spell add and subtract thls year They feel very proud of thelr ac compllshments They have had many lovely blrthday partxes They had a Chr1stmas party for thelr mothers They gave thelr play ln Aprxl They have all enjoyed the year The West Fl1'St Grade has had a very lnterestmg and successful year with an average of Z6 puplls Not only have they learned to read and wrlte but to tle thelr shoe strmgs put on thexr over shoes and snow su1ts besldes many other personalxty developements An 1nternat1onal amr was added to thexr room when one llttle boy flew to Norway to hve and later they re Celved a llttle glrl born ln Helsxnkl Fm land They fllled 8 over seas boxes for drlves Mrs E O Abraharnson was thelr Room Mother and d1d much to make thelr year happy Sgvg THIRD ROW Left to Rxght P vonPr1ttw1tz S Johnson R Mansfxeld B Rom1nger,D Hutchlson D Cogswell G Packard M Ellxs Mrs Reeves P Fung M Runyan B Harloff FIRST ROW F Baker I.. Jones T Gotchy J Hook C Merrltt J Lltherland Absent J Schook J Wh1te house 'IST GRADE M is THIRD ROW Left to Rlght J Parsons L. Chessman J O ste r f o s s D Johnson K Bragomer D Magno J Hubby I.. Smmth J Cannone Mrs Jenkms SECOND ROW D Rood R Abrahamson J Schuster S Jordan R Brennan N Love T Plnello, J Jones E O'Kane FIRST ROW P Hawk1ns,D. Tracy, C Chuckley, U Saarela. Absent, P. Jer1cks,M Kemof, D. Smlth, J Wlllxams. 1 l I 9 . I . 7 '. - - , L- 4 ' -- Y- T . - 'if' fl H - 'I 'sl 3 ' - ' vi I . . 5. ' ' If , ,gl . . . Q' Q ,I I ffl'-ZLL, . . In y , ,K . . . . . ., . - 2 . : I . . 1 . , I . I the J. R. C. and helped in other s c hool SECOND ROW: J. Hart, I... Manning, M. K. Zimmerman, G. Booth, D. Bakun . l , 0 , . I , . I . ' . , . . 3 .li 1 1 T' z g.. , T , . . y . , . , . D , - 5 - ' . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' . , . . : . Y -M f 95,6 QSQW gmail. Q, :fmt .. qeigiiigrf fvq. qullili q'x I I I 5 r' THIRD ROW Left to Rmght Mrs Johnson B Jones R Borchert, N Gold glott J Howard J Slothower M Peek F I-hltbrand R Graham, L Hesterwerth T Carnegle P Brady SECOND ROW K Cllnebell GL Wllson P Stollard B Cole I-l Lamgan L Mogensen R Bender K KINDERGARTEN Cooper P Rhodes J Maness B Slothower L Srnxth C Taylor B Allen, FIRST ROW B Engel A Clrruno B Renwlck, J Sloan, H Krause, J Crlssman B Kxbler T Jones J Waymlre, R Mlddleton B Draper 95 l 'rgX1GN 'l lg THIRD ROW Left to Rxght Mrs Johnson,T Arnn, T. Zmlstowskl, J Zed al1s,E. Sexfert, J. Hatton, B Clover, M Schmxdt T. Brosh, J Day, Mxss Sarvls SECOND ROW L Farris, G Nelson, K. Bell, E. Sahsbury, T Holton, P. Hamrlton, C Vandenburg, C Roberts, K Martlnez, B Rood, L. Lawson FIRST ROW T. Lorlg, B Manley, D. Almeda, J. Karlson,L Hoebel, J. Kmrk, H Grote, C Satow, J. Mlght, J Magno, C Mallet, J Magno Absent L Harlan, E. Guy, G Browne, S. Suthers, G Rogers, C. Beason. The Kmdergarten has beena busy place thls year w1th an enrollment of 80 Slnce this IS double that of prevlous years, Mrs Johnson has had the asslstance of Mlss Charlty Sarvls The chlldren have been le a I' n 1 n g to work and play ln harmony wlth those of the same age, through songs, games and rhy thums There have been rnany partles durmg the year, wlth costumes at Halloween, a real Santa Claus at the Chrrstmas pa rty and Valentmes and cookles at the Valentme party. There was alsoa program gxven m the school audmtorlum mn May. IRM 5735? 12:-9 . -- 252515-, fE?75'f'- ' ' dl' 1:Q:QJ:2:5 F :fl sf If in ,,. .Q-5, xl .. Ng'.f.- 25, '2'f,f 5Tj,:?T7I'Z- I 'mio .-f., '73 I ' .,..-if ' X .A '-:fam ,ffzfnq :fs-5 .. ' :ff I, fi .fa 6 IF? 4 - ' -' '-4--vu,-.5 , ' , M W-. , fzf: 5 ' P g,,. fe., . -if ff-H ig:-in g ...S .,.f,,,-.5 J , l A la I 8 . ..- ,4.f. iff --: -we ., 1 I Q 55522 -1 ff'-2 5' .aft Y 2: Q ,f 5,4 956, EV yvzt vw, M Y is : ' : . , . , . . - , I , 5 y A j 0 ' Q 0 u , . ' , . . 2 . 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Q THE ORCHESTRA The Cheyenne Mountatn School Orchestra under the dlrectxon of Mr John Hubby has had a very busy year It has played sevexal concerts throughout Colorado Sprxnos playmg at Camp Carson The Umon Prmte rs Home Ivywtld School and twtce at Cheyenne The group also attended a state w1de contest at La Junta Of the works that the orchestra played two were specmal arrangements by Mr Hubby these were The Gershwm Overture and The Oklahoma Overture In addltlon to these the orchestra played Safranek's Atlantls Sulte Ferde Grofe's On The Traml Vmcent Youman s Tea For Two, Malneck and Swnore1l1's Park Avenue Fantasy and several other fme pxeces . 7, 1 ' 1 - ' C 3 1 1 1 - ' ' 1 - . . . I . . 1 1 5 , . Ml gf ,NTI Ag? f THE BAND Thls year the Cheyenne Mounta1nSchoolBand has gwen much support to the athletlc events of the school The band played at the Ice Palace for most of the hockey games and supported several basketball games At the Homecomlng Parade sponsored by Colorado College the band was seen dolng a ftne Job of marchlng After the athletlc season the orgamzatwn was transformed to a concert band playxng many famous concert pleces such as The Flnale from the New World Symphony Deep Purple and Nordlc Fantasy Lane Cupstead was featured ona pmano solo called Etude ln Boog1e whxle Smlley Onufrock and Bob V1ctoreen were featured ln a trumpet duet called Fame and Fortune U4 N fl JJ' Z.,-w- ' L H Q r J - l 1 Q Q L, - lsr Q i 1 P ' y ini C 2 i H 2 4 9 it I 1 ' l ' Q C 2 2 X 2 -f 9 5 4 X -. ,, 4 A ' X a .. ., xxx y ffl . 1 S' x ' ,n wb 0 . - ,- C r ,Q ' ' if ' ' ' ' ll ' ll ' HH ll ll ll! --1-.. ful 1 uw aN r WM Wim I ,,,,........---any!! CHRISTMAS CAROLERS Agamn thms year durlno tne Chrlstmas Season the Chey enne Mountaln Brass Qu1ntet was organmzed The group played many favor1te Chrlstrnas Carols plus a Jazz ver slon of J1ngle Bells The group was seen serenadmng ln downtown Colorado Sprxngs many tlmes p r e c e e d 1 n g Chrxstmas All the classrooms mn school and many slck wards at Camp Carson were vrsxted by thts group Q C ,f . Q' 9 6 'QQ . L .K K ' 1 4 l xx? l CHEYENNE SCHOOL DANCE BAND At varlous txmes durxng the past year the school has been entertamed by the Cheyenne School Dance Band bet terknown as The Sexenfrom Heaven plus One The band IS composed of students of the school wlth John Hubby and Blll Patterson helplng out The bmg success of the year for tne band was the Freshmen D nce at whxch they played They also played for the noon dances every Tues day and Thursday rn the gyrnnasrum The members of the band are as follows Joltln' Jlrn Tuttle Tenor Sax Woody Sherman and 45 Wahlberv Alto Saxes John Matches Hubby Trombone Kldeater Onufrock and Maynard V 1 c t o r e e n Trumpets Lane lvory Ape Cubstead Pmano and Wxld Blll Patterson Drums E-.n-+...m.,'i: -:ii - S -- fm' 'jul f ,, Er If ' -l ,535 -. x fs --D W- .wow ,-- -3-1. 1.-1 YJ 1 - -.. A-i 3 - ..'- D? - A i -.. 4 - -. 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The membexshmp now totals thlrty fmve The offxcers are Harold Lovelady, presldent and Joyce Myers, secretary treasurer December 14 a three act play, Grampa Hangs The Holly, was presented for the school Members of the cast were Kathy Chamberlam, P1erre Baratelll, Hardy Har greaves, Bev Turner, Edxth Vecqueray, Jxrn Beazell, B111 Darby, Maureen Sulhvan, Kay Davmdson, Sally Vlcary and Carrag Jessee. Members of the club have also done some radlo Work and presented a one act play enhtled, Truth For Today for the P. T. A. They are now preparmg another radlo scrxpt for later pro ductlon. 23. ,z V be fl ia, 34.35 --.gi '-39+ ' Q - 'I .-- - wr ' . ,,.4,i.t, 4. A, ,W em , .,,::,f. ' ' ' . 521152,- '-mg-. -153 . A 5 A 'Q J-1.1 XY 1 9,5115-y ' 5 ..i' , 1 . W:-4, , V 1 dsx- ' . Q. . -A - t 1 0 I 'Aix lv I , . , M' - .L x 5 h ll! , ., r F'-' ' I gg ff E, f 5:2 ,T . ' ,C yff'g1 x 15515 . a'? : ' ' , - CAMPING TRIPS The g1rls fall campxng trlp was taken to Cottonwood Lake where the lake furmshed most of the entertainment Both swlmmlng and boatlng were attempted A campflre ln the evemng, was enjoyed by all at the Jumor Semor encampment The faculty members present recelved a small quantlty of sleep The boys fall trrp was held on the Poudre Rlver at Fort Collxns They were most cordlally entertalned ln the Lodge wxth cards, storles and pop On the return tmp they attended the auto races rn Denver Desplte Tom von Stems s famed return trlp and the lack of fxshmg luck, everyone had an enjoyable weekend QQ' :ra if 4 sldqays SKI TRIPS Th1syear's skl trlps proved a blt more healthful than last year s trlps In four trrps three to Cooper H111 and one to Wmnter Park, there were only two casualtmes Ahce Crumpacker and Coach Sherman Coach and Mlss Pen dleton accompanxed the students on thelr tr1ps Sun and wlnd :urns were qu1te plentxful thxs year and the Cham berlalns e s pe c 1 ally seemed to brlng home an ample supply' Enthusxasm for the trlps was terrlflc and every one enjoyed themselves rmmensely berlams especrally seemed to brmg h ome a n Ti? . , . . . wif' ' 2: li' 5- 1, ,M H 1 ,aa 47'-'f gg-JSA ,JQQQ J ? sg' kt. T .T 'W 4, 53 Y J W E? M 'W fa? H Sis 19 J 2 f f- I I . n ' Y . . - - 'Q V s f . ' . . , 5' . 1 ir if 'ffl' ing? ii 4u '3'r'z3'fP as-'3:2'4?b 5:fats-'fi 4 PAT'S PILE The other all high school picnic Pat's Pile occurs around Saint Patrick's day and is held on the mesa The Seniors supply the food, which arrives inthe school truck amidst a mad scram ble for a place in the chow' line Ba s e ball able guidance of the men teachers A cold wind and cloudy sky accompanied the outing this year but spirits were not daunted and everyone had a good time POINT SUBLIME PICNIC To begin high school activities this year, the traditional Point Sublime Picnic is held. It is a day looked forward to by everyone- eveiyone, that is, except the Freshman, for this is their initiation. Although the Fresh- men are supposed to be the ones who receive most of the initiation, the whole high school, teachers included, receive their share before time to go home The picnic this year was a big success with good food singing around the camp fire and blackened faces .ww ww . . , . . . A ' . 1 ' N. ' L I A ' ' , ii . X.. 455-. ,A f'f,fZf Q5W . .J 5 X---- Y 4 mir ,W 9 1 A 'A il, . . . 1 ' ,A 1 9 . . 'f ' ' - - ' . V 53747 ' -bfi' - Q ' ll 1 I ' ' Q , tournaments are held between classes under the W . . is Y 1 J n- . 5 i 1 ' ' .M 4 . . . 'W I 'rv' A i I f 0 ,kb Qin- ' -' 'Q' ri ' ' ' ' , 5 ,ff . --.- . 4 A .4-. - f . .,,.f.f Q . I we 4' ,, f, I-,E F, -' ff-4 dvr . . - -J 939,-A , -J ,., .4-rv Many students attended the Freshmen The Semors are seen workmg hard to Dance maklng xt a great success put on the Sadle I-Iawklns Day Dance his The Cheyenne School Dance Band made 1t's f1rst full appearance at The Fresh men Dance. 5 ' A' 'P w e L. 2 - ,, . -.- .. 1 J 6 1 f 1 , . . - Wig D GIRLS OCTET In November Mrs I-larmlton gathered together her choral octet for the hohday season The glrls rn the group were Ann Cummlngs, Darlene Bronson Bev erly Turner, Maureen Sulhvan, Ausma Twxms Conme Brubaker and Edm Vecqueray The glrls had several engagements entertammg local orgamzatlons They also gave a tea for the1r mothers They entertamed grade school mn an audxtonum Thelr rnusxc has been enjoyed by all if AUDIO VISUAL The audxo vlsual group under the dlrectlon of Mr Patterson has been of great help to the teachers thls year The group Works w1th projectors W1re recorders and phonographs Durmg free perlods and at noon the boys run fllrns Members of thls group Myers George Stubbs Eddle Crouch, Gaul Leatherwood Jack Whxte, Pete Tausslv Bob Thompson are: Hardy Hargreaves, Bob Victoreen, Richard Marold, Charles Grim QQ X? QUE!! my f m Q5QffifjfS'Qr v?,w f w,L,? W' ,5 s I 21: 1 DRIVER TRAINING Thxs year as m many past years Howard Jones has taken the added respons1b111ty of xnstructxng the Drmver Tramlng Group I-Iavlng a 1952 Chevrolet donated by Cady L Damels the group has an easy tlme domg Its drlvlng chores The group recewed a complete course m safe drxv1ng 4 ...Ie y 2331? 'lm Mad Scramble Freshmen Gosslpmg Af 1 Q M, A-A Between Per1ods at Lunch Table v.. f - I ., me V . Q Z, v- , , 4 ' , .y UH-2 jg Y .V V A I x.'.,,x W . 4. . - ix ,lx A ,X A z' , v ' + ,Er W ,, YA., ,ggi J' h V ...4 -4 , , - Q15 I ' 4 . 6 I ,s vu E K . I ear ', : - .-4y.x- ' X -' o F .. 'NYU An. ' 1 , ::: 1 if I 15 FZ . aff 'gi ' . Y ' Y W . . . l . , . ' , i wg , . ' I I 1 fs Q 9' ' 9 so -iff? 1 I Chemlstry Class Sophomore Enghsh Noon Dancmg Jumor Sparush Business Math R-X Kai ff The truck loading up for the girls camping trip Howard Jone s and Mr Patterson using the projector THOSE BOYS Why does it have to be like this? Why do boys just have to kiss? No matter what face no matter what name Alone with a girl they re all the same' While riding along the road so dark Their strongest desire is just to park Maybe he likes the lipstick taste Or maybe he has some time to waste But time is like air, it's warm and free When boys are on a necking spree' And when the wrestling match is done You wonder just who really won Your lipstick is gone or smeared a lot Your swell hairdo is just about shot! And in the dark he looks so queer With lipstick smeared from ear to ear. I'd like just once to meet a boy Whose company I could enjoy, A boy who could demand respect Simply because he didn't neck. BOY'S ANSWER The answer girls is simply this It's you who make us want to kiss You spend an hour for a new hair To win a date and flirt and stew You throw us the darndest warmest glance Until us boys don't have a chance And praise and flirt and look so sweet Dry ice would melt if you turned on the heat With luscious lips and painted nails You trap us unsuspecting males And so we fall and like it too Just what you planned for us to do But if a boy won't kiss and neck You say Oh well what the heck. He's moma s little lambie pie. You can't get thrills from such a gu So girls don't start to foul us boys To make us stop turn off your poise The boys you get will neck with you, Simply because you want them to wifijwfzikw fx' C X-:U 52 +s '5 H., WW egigggffgggb if ?5 ? SQQWWA H'nii9'F: X Q e' I-.SEX -wpflixf' f Lug J iii si 'ga-3' 5 f H- tf why,- ., JJ 'cf' y A-Q X 1 QA Qs nr. , 5 xiwixiwt Q VE' rw -D ef' A ...IIA - I Q y Q- YQ15. T I N.,- 'fqlxxo v 'vfkgiqgi -A f, f if vgggyp' ..,-.1 fi ' , -Q , . :L frgafgf ., , ' ' 025341. 1 5 fy A . 9-at . x xf 'gwif f h'f'+q,.,. - ' , f . I A9 5 FQ. 155 .- rv. :ff S: ip- lug if! fi 'Vg' 2' Z ri? 7 5: . .A Lg. - ',, eg? :ri 'Sf N, ' 'fjfie X f O ff I L - L, g A .xx 5? a afar in ' as 99 'x 'Qgisffffrgw WSmN' f5 ggi? -:QM 019,55 Y HOCKEY T Ron Marold Gaml Leatherwood Jerry Colllns Tom von Stem Gene I-Iawkms Tom Crouch Dale Smlth Skeeter Hahl Bob Chamberlam George Beardsley Guy Cresap Chff Howe Rxchard Marold Don Knutson Bob MacDonald EAM Goahe Goahe Center Center Center Wlng Wlng Wlng Wlng Wmng Wmg Vlfmg Defense Defense Defense 23 Y 9 ' , 6 Fx' fmt . I- Q. Y , ,A '-25-r 1 U . - 19, . -- ' X. xc . ' -S 'F' ' -s,.:xm in 'ff , ar I 552: , ' ,Q .w I. - t V. ff,- -mqcfw wk - 'Te' vs- .r-'. V' I ,' ' lr -95 3 . fl K 4 s ' ' X t 5 CQQQQ. Y - .' ' - P Q - NA., fit ' r . lb ,fi 5: ' 44, fi FL gif I I' ' 5. S '. . -:fr e ylf'fd ff ' ' fi rfl' 5 ' I - . 1 - - - . . . , . , . , , . . A 1 ' ul ' ' Coach Chamney lost nme graduatlng semors and an add1t1onal three Jumors of last year s team He dxd a flne Job wlth Lnexperlenced players enclxng up wlth a record of frve Wlns and seven losses out of twelve games Rxchard Marold and Bob MacDonald handled most of defense chores The outstandlng pucksters of thls season were Torn Crouch Dale Smlth Jerry Colhns and Ron Marold who turned out an outstanding goahe record Thanks, 'Chref for an excrtlng hockey season LEFT: Bob McDonald and a Terror player fight it out. BELOW: Marold and Reinking trying for the puck. N ef :gif 'Hilihb ' x U!-'V W ' r 5l 0 l BASKETBALL BACK ROW Left to Rlght B Lamberson B Cox B Sims G Seyfrxed G I-lasklns MIDDLE ROW Coach Sherman J Plnell S Hahl B Darby G Stubbs R Onufrock Manager B Relnfrled FRONT ROW A Squad M Amm D Wahlberg P vonSte1n Capta1nE Crouch L Cubstead D Sher man M Lyons Wlth most of the A squad graduatmg last year Coach Sherman fash1oned an excellent team out of the remalmng players. Th1s year Don Wahlberg, hlgh pomt man wlth a grand total of three hundred and thlrty one pomts seta new school record for pomts ln one game In the Vlctor fray on our court, Don sank twenty two fxeld goals and one free throw for a total of forty flve. Also ln the offensmve spearhead was Lane Cubstead and Don Sherman. At the close of the season the squad chose Eddxe Crouch as captam for the year Thls year's lettermen are: Don Sherman, Eddle Crouch, Don Wahlberg, Lane Cubstead, Monte Lyons, Merhn Amrn, and Pete von Stem. The B squad also turned m a successful record. Thanks, Coach, for another flne year of basketball. pf E Q 4? If 'lr' , VOLLEYBALL Thls year Coach Sherman had an 1nv1tat1onal tournamentat our hxgh school Two Cheyenne teams of slx players each partrclpated The ' A team came rn f1rst whlle the B team txed for second The teams also played at the Y M C A several txmes The Y QQ J Qriifiifflsigp Q5 af xg? I ll, 1 Iliff,- Z' 'fs The members of thxs year s squad are Lane Cub stead Pete von Stem John Blckett Rxchard Marold Don Wahlberg Don Sherman Tom von Steln Monte Lyons Tom Crouch Skeeter Hahl B111 Darby Larry Bale and Johnme Prnell Coach Sherman lS planmng blgger and better vol leyball tournaments for next year RF P' W L...- .I V J 31 ,. -' . ' oz... I 1- . V , , 'lffk gizgiw . Q In xc! LAX N - -- I -I ,--5, f , f . . . . V' R- ' I ' . ,, , X tl I 1 V fr - . ' Q 5 'tc 4 ,, 5 .q.v.-'Fi - 1 A ' fk - , , . . . . , H . ' ff-ff A . . Q K X .I - ' 4343 ' M A 151 ,fl gg.-.g, ' I X K it . . H I, . H 1 A' A -tv' n . - x C . ' V ' ...Q . . l. 4M X K, X , .Y L . . . l I ll ll I wit., .4 l k iw- ' ' A e fa-Q-44 if team came to Cheyenne, also. 2 5 53321 5 ' - 1 . - 4 , ,.'5N' . ' rf u . . . ' ' L ,Lf ' - X r 1 l . l U 1 1 I If! ' Y Y I 1:1 l I I . sf lb 4, lj X 1 1 9 1 : xiii' 34' , l . i 1 ylgl rl f-if - 'fir fr ' ' ' - -1:5 .4 Z:.' A . n 1 3 ...li- 5 5,-f'h :S lvl' . 7 J 60 Ta' E M mi ,am.s JN' 5 WRESTLING WRESTLING TEAM This year, Mr. Peterson and Mr. C alha n organized the first wrestling team in Cheyenne history. The grunts and groaners have been going full speed ahead learning the various holds and pins involved in wrestling. There has been a good turnout of both the Junior and Senior high for the mat sessions. This year the group has beendivided up into two teams one headed by Jim Tut tle and the other by Harold Lovelady The competition this year will be an in te rmural contest while the team is look ing forward to interschool meets next season I 5. SN sax A z V: r gg r X ': i Q 5, 3 'bi'- ' L4 Q r i ff: T A f - 2 -R s v f X Q v 2' 4 . H fr J ' 2 I j A K . V 5 , . ' . W 4 ' of v ,A ' I il V xi is rgfaw, A A Q A A A nhl T' f if e, H L 4 ' xii Q 'A I ,,,-f A 3 - ' I J QE - l L I J 1 T of A 'gl fe, I 1 I E y. i ' fi? 5 . f ., A ,id vif. J ig ' 6 igffff' QW!! Q?gFl95555'0f'gf bi Wt BASEBALL A53 -if 3- AEM ? EQu m W? Home m LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW Skeeter Hahl Bob S1mms Fred Fung B111 Cox Tom von Stem Monte Lyons John Blckett Gordon Seyfr1ed and Mr Sherman FRONT ROW Glen Haskln Lane Cub stead Rlchard Onufrock Rlchard Marold, Don Wahlberg Pete von Stem Merlm Amm Don Sher man and B111 Darby Thls year the school baseball team has been mcorporated ln the Pxkes Peak League and began league play on Aprll 1. Loslng many fme players, Coach had many rookxes to contend wlth The baseball managers thls year were Gordon Seyfr1ed and Skeeter Hahl. ,Q , 2 , .ff '45 ff? 1 i 1 E V 1 1 'l 1, L 13 S - If -:-:VC-'4 ' ' ' z ' '-:riffs MQ P-22 491 5 ' . f.,, f .. if . . , 1 F ' -gt. an?-' .A -.J If L2 I ,yu-' I Q 2 QF- A 2 1 -iv. ' ' 1 'Q ff 1 ' - .4','f5'f e.-.1,.f.' .5 F 'fl-in N sz, 5' A!! - f X' if 4 'Y' ' l A 1 5 'fgfvn 1. 4-3-gf' .4 5. , - ,. -34 , qi ' :Z I , K .. A 5 , .-5: , fi'?x:.,, -9 34.- f:'- A 4 -. fn.. ' ' . ,HJ-:- f ' r -, ' , ,, U I ,,. 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I Am' 1 I CQQQ I. ld ' ' 103 3-of 1 Lg x Q I LUCAS SPORTING GOODS Headquarters for Every thmng IH Sportmg Goods Athletxc Equxprnent 120 North Tejon Mam 900 16 East P1kes Peak Ave Maln 360 L L MCI-IONE 8: SON Real Estate Loans Insurance L L McHone Res Phone M 8396 Famous Names IH Alumlnum THERMOSEAL Alummum Storm Sash 81 Screen LUMI LUX Alummum Awnlnos 81 Canopxes STERLING Alumlnum Pr1mary Wlndows Free Demonstratlons Budget Plan THERMOSEAL CO 305 S Tejon Nlck Galbra1th, Dealer M 5050 For Flne F1n1sh1ng Hardware The LOWELL MESERVEY HARDWARE CO 106S Tejon Mamn 5100 Colorado Sprlngs Oldest MYER'S GROCERY Dehvery Servlce 1803 Cheyenne Blvd Phone 3419 R Fresh Butter Cup Pastrxes THE EDITH FARNSWORTH S SHERWIN WILLIAMS BOOK SHOP 9 North Cascade 122 North Tejon St Colorado Spmngs Colo Main 823 Mau 254 . o - I l . . , . . . I - - Q , - CO. , . ' a - a .. ' 3 '! . ' 1 . II 'MBROADMOOR AMERICA'S MOST COMPLETE RESORT BROADMOOR HOTEL 1s a playground for the students of Cheyenne School here you may 1ce skat swmm dance and rxde the year around too our drugstore 15 the sugar bowl for after school snacks . ' ..- . -3 . . sues N-1, 3 3 5 ua.. , - ' Q nn Fai xly Grocers THE FOSTER I.. FRITCHLE Colorado Springs Coo Cadlllac Insurance Agency St d d fth V ld an ar O 8 yor Real Estate Broker Tl-IE ADAMS MOTOR C Quahty Foods 0 511 Mxnmng Exchange Butldlng Reasonable P1 1ces C Cl A K St Snappy Servlce asca e Ve at lowa Telephone Ma1n1OZ6 Mamn 5260 Elm AVC it Surety Bonds Flre Casualty Auto First Street Broadmoor Ma1n 363 Maln 364 Patromze the Buslnesses that Support your POW WOW' ' .iwitfsmem wfwa 129 NORTH TEJON' STRE I' COIDRADO SPRINGS COLORADO Quallty Jewelers Slnce 1916 129 North Tehjon St, THE CRISSEY FOWLER LUMBER CO Phone 101 'Good Luck Semors' 0 9 63 0 17 ' , I., Ti' J A E fgmfjwmwf fm. Q, I I THE GEM TOWEL 2, LINEN S n I V X SUPPLY COMPANY f Telephone Main 4394 Furnishers of Clean Linens 1 5 E C Stark Prop 332 West B1Jou Street SchOOl's Out Now's the time to get your Sporting and Vacation needs at SEARS Save in our complete Sporting Goods Ready To Wear and Shoe Departments Maln 9200 120 S Tegon Sportmg Goods Outdoor and Athletlc Equlpment Popular Prxces at The Spoltrnan s Store 119 North Tejon Mam 930 Everythlng For Every Sport ga at COUNTRY CUPBOARD Luncheons Dlnners and Smorgasbord The e s never a Quest1On Of Quahty at The Mead's BROADMOOR CAFE Breakfast Lunch guunsnn THE S '77ZanA. .Itwe KUPPENHEIMER ROBLEE SWANK CHENEY MANHATTAN STETSON DALTON COOPER Dlnne r 21 South Te on Street 1 Hazel Ave COLORADO SPRINGS COLORADO Mam 4602 Mm 420 This? f . ll 1. I ' W uv . I H l H BLIOK SPORTING GOODS 1701 s rejon, Main 601 zw HYDE PARK HOLHPHOOP O N .1 A L F , THE CANON GROCERY Quahty Crrocerres and Grade A Meats Phone 1382 We Dehver Shop and Save At Your CANNON GROCERY Comphments of ODDONE'S RESTAURANT 118 North Tejon Street Telephone Maln 3710 AWWEEGUE Tires QERVICF Rfutterles l'n as Telephones 202 1m 115 N Nevadw NELSON A EYER Realtor Insurance East Prkes Peak Mamn 9724 EL TEJON CAFE Owned and operated by Harrlet and Chfford Potter 1005 South Tejon Colorado Sprmgs D815 HARNESS 81 LEATHER SHOP Stabe Custom Made Saddles 16 E Cucharras Phone 9311 Colorado Sprrngs Colo HENDRIE gl BOLTHOFF The EL PASO CLEANERS In addntron to thelr preferred dry cleanmg have added a nevs sermce TUXEDO RLNTALS 10 1' B1 ou Mam 667 We gne S 8: H Green Stamps ,QM ORAL 110 Fl, N 'rE.1oN s'r TEL MAIN 599 COLORADO sPRlNGs co1.o In Colorado Sprmgs Smce 1872 KIOWA and TEJON .flowers-A7 E9 Cglowers for C-All Occaszons 51-REE'-5 v . . 9 I , : z 1203 ' Bingo Sentena-Roy W. Compliments of ' f . ' ' . co. 1' Tj -, Q . . , I ' , 9 C . . , SENORS I h Q 0 x 0 62,094-Junk, eb 0490 599 sphn me my VIIWMK A Complete Stock of Records and Sheet Mus1c THE COLORADO SPRINGS MUSIC CO 107 109 North Tqou Street Phone Maui 5390 The Store for the Amateur Photog raphe r Eve rythmo Photoo raphlc SHEWMAKER'S Hardware CAMERA sHoP Houseware s Spor tmg Goods 30 North Tejon Photo Fuushlng urllans 121 EAST IIJOU Mall 8166 Colorado Spnngs Colorado sme ffgafhacat DESIGNERS FOR MODERN LIVING -2 0 FPUQZZSE R i.l....l- 'fs C Q r-of , , th 1 E ' ' To up on: Main 5..QS Swiss ' Gllhalel R . Jo 0 eich ast Pikes Peak Avenue , 9 ' G Q . 18 E. Colorado Ave. Excluswe Dealers I' Fme Shoes for every occas1or GRAY ROSE House of Fash1on 24 North Tegon Maln 2700 In Nouvrvreaou Enjoy Your Baby He's L1tt1e for Such a Short Tlme 123 North Tejon St For Sport Campus and Party Wear Prescrxptlon Specnallsts MURRAY S 116 E P1kes Peak Ave 501 and 832 N Tejon The 1952 Pow W IS except for the sale of the annuals completely hnanced by the advertls ers who advertlse ln the POW WOW Support The Advertxsers Who Support Your POW WOW' Let our servlce reheve you of dlapel drudgery and protect your baby Wlth su1g1ca11y clean sterlhzed drapers Spend that tune playmg wlth your baby needs your tender lovmg care Let us save you money we ed, sterihzed ready to wear for a very small charge Irnagme dlapers to buy no hours of bo11 mg and scrubb1ng and One Week's SCTVICC Free Yet your baby 1s safer from dlaper rash than when you do the work yourself DIAPER SUPPLY SERVICE 1009 S Tejon , . s, . , . 1 . - 1 . . . . He ow ' ' 1 , V . I 1 prov1de pre-folded dlapers, Wash- ' f , . . ll 7 1 . . - 1 9 no , - I , . 74 S 'lejon I Lollege eu CXNIILS IOVS LI OTHI S PORTABLE AIN D S TANDARD TYPEWRITERS David TER PHONE MAIN 95 Compl1ments ALAMO HOTEI THE RED FOX THE SILVER FOX RED FRONT PET SUPPLIES 403 South Tejon Mam 9470 Everythmg For the Complete Care and Trammg of Your Pets The Johnson Qingllsb DRUG COMPANY 14x11 N1 1400 RALI '-I 81 HOYI..E'S MARKET l638 South Nevada Mam 945 Fme Meats Our Specxahty IVYWILD PHARMACY DRUGS SDNDRIES Pl- ESCRIPTIOIN S Ph Nlalr 1426 1640 So Nevada Ave COLORADO SPRINGS COLO of T f ll I I 'lille I ricmlly51orc for ' Bl I ' l-lAl'T SCH.-XFFNER AND MARX T, ,H ,. - , , 105 N. TEJON ST. 5 Melon . ain I A I Everything For The Office CITY OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Arnerica's Finest Western Wear 117 East Bijou St. Typewriters All Makes-Portables Sale-Rent-Repair Main 4670 it ..,.i-il--- 41' Mm 595s EG ORY REALTY COMPANY REALTOR Q O WNWL 8- Colorado Springs M CLQTHINQ STQR Co ner Tei on d C harras U e Finest In Western Wear Sflllth T9jOll PERKINS MOTOR C0 Your De Soto Plymouth Dealer 115 N CASCADE I PN U II SALES P SERVICE X F21 I MILLER Beautlful Shoes Excluslvely At COX BROTHERS 26 North Tejon yeTS Have A Good Sumn er A11 You Guys and G11-15 Flom and Cleaners N S 218 N Teyon 'Wam V88 UGTTCR. JEWELRY 111 North Tejon Mau-1 674 COMPLETE RESIDENTIAL AND The Orlmnal COMMERCIAL DOENGES LONG MOTORS RED TCP DRIVE IN INC 1324 South Nevada WIRING 'IND LIGHTING 7082 North Iejou NIa1n 1175 Flnest I-Iamburoers Colorado Sprmgs Colorado Crlspy French Frxes Phone Ma 2.70 117 South Nevada Supe r M11kshake s We Spec1a11ze In Go Aways I1 Y I CC - gy I 'UQ ' mo! ' ' Ar . A-J W 1, ' I ,ffsg I D I I I . 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JOHN S, CHAMNEY Chief When we talk of the number of students in Cheyenne School, people shudder at the thought of how large the school is today compared to what it was just three or four years ago. Those of us who were here then and who are now members of the large school, have been hoping against odds that Cheyenne Schoolwill not, because of its numbers, slip into the rut of the ordinary run of schools. Traditions that make Cheyenne School are ever clung to, with the hope that numbers will not de..- stroy the spiritwhich built the school, If you will look back closely at the various activities of the year, both academic and social, you will find that even with the increased participation we have not lost any of the real spirit of Cheyenne School. In fact, many of our new students have taken a firm position in the leadership inthe schooland have offered many helpful suggestions for doing things the Cheyenne way onalarg- er scale, Never before have we had so many students on our Ranger list. This year over twenty-five per cent of the high school students have received honor standing. Of this number, twenty per cent have been in the school less than two years. This is a fine record and one that all may be proud of. Cur social activities this year were well attended. The Christmas Dance and Pat's Pile Pic- nic were tops in my book, the latter proving that numbers have little to do with the failure or suc- cess ofa project. Next year the school has a great deal to look forward to . The new building has made it pos- sible to completely segregate the grade school from the high school and thus solve a problem which has increased with every new student. The student body is to be commended highly for their un- derstanding and cooperation with this problem of crowding, and can now look forward to more room in the halls, more frequent use of the auditorium and gym, as well as increased efficiency in the various services in the school. Iwould like to take this opportunity to express my thanks to the faculty and staff who have been so understanding and cooperative during this year of growth. May they, with me, look forward with great satisfaction to the enlarged facilities of next year. lt has not been easy for any of us, students and teachers alike, but fine cooperation has helped relieve the tension of the situation and will make the reward just that much more appreciated when the new plans are completed. S. FACULTY Wan if 'Mg iw J VM k M M17 - A if x , ff W MQW 7 emnrg nf L7 sahelle 7 nrke .I SJ 5. On December 14 1952 Mmss Isabelle Locke who has been the fmfth grade teacher of Cheyenne School for twenty four years d1ed Cheyenners mtss her famxllar face and recall happy txmes they had with her as a teacher and frlend Do you remember the Smlver Llama and the Vxkxng shmps and shxelds the wonderful adventures of Marco Polo and the httle poems that matched the weather and the mood? Do you remember her great knowledge of and mterest 1n the places of beauty ln our country our natlonal parks? And that wonderful dramatxc suc cess, Jack and the Beanstalk wlth a real grant ten feet tall and a dancmg cow? Do you remember the beautxful flowers that were always on her desk and that she loved so much'7Alumn1 and faculty remember her takmg part m carnpmg trlps htkes to the school cabln and huntlng expedltxons wlth now and arrow or flttmg on choxr boy robes for The Llttlest Wlseman tying bows and llghtlng the candles at the last mlnute wmle young rascals suddenly angelxc s tood on the staxrs Before she came to Cheyenne Mlss Locke was County Superlntendent of Schools of Park County She had done graduate work at Colorado State C o lle ge Travel took her to Alaska Hawau, and Mexlco and travel nn books took her to many wonderful realms of past and present All these experlences she shared wlth us all and llfe IS more beautlful for all of us be cause we have known her CHIEFTAIN W Volume 1 Number 8 C' by Mlss Hazel Martmn JU J Qi' it . , t . f - 3 ' ,f Miss Hazel Martin A. . Colorado College Language !Silencio ustedes! Mrs Avis Slocum A B and M A Colorado A 84 M Home Economics Mathematics Oh those gyrr towels' 3- Miss Laurie Margaret Perry M. A. and A. B. Western State Colo. Middlebury Conn. Language Come with me to gay Paree. Mr Francis De Marco MA Colorado College Band and Orchestra Be here at sexen forty five Miss Marian Mitchell A. B. Beloit College Wis. English Get with it kids! ' Miss Margaret Morrow A. B. and Ph. D. B. State Teachers' College Greeley Colorado English A word to the wise is sufficient. WH' , Y Mr Archle Muslck B North Eastern State Mmssourr Art Now don't scrub' w 3 4 M' Mr. Everett Coach Miss Julie Mclntire Sherman A. B. and M. A. ' A, B, University of 'V Iowa State Teacher's Minnesota College Typing Science lt's in the book. Mrs Wlllxam Campbell Elmnra College Library Have you looke up ln the Card catalogue 'P Mr Wmlllam J Patte rson Colorado A Sz M History Put everythxng away but your penclls imma M 'P' Mr Wmllxam Schwab Mr Armen Graber Mr Robert Irvmg Mnss Geraldme Creaghe A B A B and M A Iowa State Teacher S Colorado College Centlal MlSS0l1I'l Colorado A 8: M College Scxence Sl-ate Gym Scxence We went through all GYm Hurry up and get 'Act your age that yesterday Yeah? dressed Mr Frank Pop B S and M A Kansas State Shop Clean up those shavmgs Evans Mr E O Burgert B A and M A Kansas U Mathematxcs If a frewht traln goes 35 m p h Cafe Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs terla staff from left to rlght Matson Cook I-lankms asslstant cook Burmester assIstant cook Brown assIstant cook Herren Parsons manager Although we haven't been able to obtam plctures of Mrs I-Iamllton and Mrs Knorr, we certaxnly haven't forgotten them Mrs Harnllton has always done arnarvelous Job wlth the chorus and ms Invaluable to the grade school We also thank Mrs Knorr for her falthful servlce In the offlce 4 'Z ' I I 0 I 0 Q I - f I I I I I , , I ' I I I : I I ' I I I I ' I I I ' I I I ' I ' I I ' I ' I I ' I I I I I I : I I : I I I ' I I ' I ' , ' I I I I I-I I ' I I I , ' I I ' I .I I , ,,ee I I : I I , f I' f - I I I ,- I : ' - : I ' I I ' I II, ' I I ' I : I ' I A I I ' I ' I I . . . I I I I I . I I I I - In-, I . . ' I ,I . . . , . , I I I I . I IIII I It - I ffm J ' I I I - I ' ' - ,I If--I ' - I, I IW , 5f4 !9W- , I '2 4 Q3 . , I. I - 'W 'Luth is I.. D Votaw A B B S andA Mrs Elmer Teach Umversxty of Johnson Mlssoum Qulet people ' Assxstant Prmcxpal 1 us Maralyn AbTahamS0H Elxzabeth Andrews Darlene Bronson Carla Brown Margaret Clark Bxll Cox -Z? Y Sh be u et but 'Nnce and neat and A blush ns beautlful Some glI'1S mHY Sml A gn-1 who can smxle And sne s smart too' e may Q 1 l h but I 1 tl whxle wery frxendly hard to beat but sometlmes xn some may aug ms a gmr wor 1 prefer to gxggle convement ' Bi11DafbY- Jo Davis- Sue Fritchle- Diane George- Debbie Gray- Glenn Haskin- ll t Q ' She's like a magnet, l may be small, Did Someone 53V What! No boys in Small, but so is Rea y swee , wnen 5tudY7 Oh Well! H heaven? Then just a suck of dynamite. you come rxght down attractive. so was Napoleon. leave me here. to her. J but ni Ui Qtuy I . l Peggy Hidy- Cliff Howe- Joanne Jones- Monte Lyons- Richard Marold- Joan Martin- The reason gentlemen He came, he saw, she Sugar and spice. . . HHE had 50 manY .... and, he likes A friendly girl, a prefer blondes' H conquered' I- and everything nice. in bright ideas his hair baseball charming lass, a worthy turned red. addition to our class.' JOYCC MeYer5' Lee Quein- Bob Reinfried- Glen Sealock- S0meflme5 the Gable CBD retire l'Ve never found Come on to my bei! things C0mC now---l'm ready. the perfect girl, bug house, and we'1l in Smal-1 Packages' U it's fun looking, make music to- gether. Don Sherman- The less you learn. the less you have to remember. Barbara Sykes- The devil. has power to assume a pleasing way. PAPOOSE PIX -'-5 rf, N-v-X SJ jfg x f X .Jvf x Q x ,, I SEI , Q ci X M 4 if ff xx ! QQ' 1' Q av Maralyn Abrahamsf n- Elizabeth Andrews- No, not on the first date, please. I represent the. . . . ,im war '-Wd--f Bill Cox- Bill Darby- Of course my father Y'rnean l made the owns Jersey City! team, Coach? W ,Nb-. Darlene Bronson- Sure, Saturday night. , x 2 F 5.24 Y' 1 f Jo Davis- Boys! l N I I eq ' Ani!! gl K f 1 . N ,.., ,i 'N FL f .mf V' Carla Brown- Margaret Clarke- They're playing Don't you dare I our song. 9 I ,QQ 'M ,. .,rMQ:-ff,-Q -.',r.5i:L- .914 ' 4 , r ez '- . ' 'f 'f4 .M V 1 2 Sue Fritchle- Diane George- Do you think he . . . and I can type really said that about me '? take shorthand. . .' Q- 5 L Debby Gray- Don't you just LOVE alumni? Glen Haskin- Wait till I tell that one to the boys! ' .ff irq Monte Lyons - ,Q Y-1 f ' fy 4 ., Richard Marold - Did you scratch Does he really that red fender ? pitch in the major leagues? ff D xy Q lg ' y M ,' V' 1, I. m l 1 f X Peggy Hidy- Tell dm I'l1be right down, y ll 1 . . y, 5 . 1 'jxnffrxjxw W A Joanne Martin- Oh-h-h! You' re magnificent! Cliff Howe- Ah, g'Wal'1. You tell that to all the boys. fir Joyce Myers- And did you see who she was with? Q ys , mt Joanne Jones- Hey, what do you think you' re doing '? Lee Quien- If you'd care to step out here and have a few Words 7 a7'f1l altar . KXM' A Bob Reinffied' Glen Sealock- Don Sherman- Barbara Sykes- Martin Sykes- Oh let's! You wouldn't kid But your Honor, Want a ride, boys? May I bring my friend? me, would you? I've never had a ticket before. 'VO QNQ in-'- 4 1 JP' Joyce Tlghe' Ann Trostel- Jim Tuttle- Bob Victoreen- Tom Von Stein- Don Wahlberg- GCC, B green Olds' And then I told It must be the Is it serious, . . . and after you went .1D0n't crowd, girls mobile! him. , , spark plugs ! Doctor? and promised me. . , CRQ4 XY-fsJ-I JUNIORS if Jon Abrahamson Merlin Amm Tone Astarita Larry Bale Joan Be rnsteln Davld Borst Jeanxe Brown Connle Brubake r ' Wi, f - : f'vz:5 -V i W - 2555? ' F fr, rw 1243- ,, ,,r r A kf??f ?f- ' W. 1 0 uf? , iw 1 21 95? ., r l 11 Ag., 'Y no, 'Y 1, xfafgt-fl-, P : ffam:1-vf'- L5 M., rf? Ralph Cesario Bunny Cousins Mimi Donohue Bob Estill Marge Frazey Loree Gerber Carla Gossard Skeeter Hahl Virginia Hahn David Jenkins Janet Johnson Pat Jones Pat Kinney Claralynn Lewis Bob MacDonald Jim McGarvey Marieta Maness Dixie Mason Carol Otto Ruby Parsons Lon Robinson Virginia Romnes Bill Lamberson J Sandy Rester ,M 1. - 41, ,V Q K Marlssa Ruhtenberg Gordon Seyfried Betty Tyle r Pete r Vaughan Ann Sloan The Jumor Class began the year by electmg a fxne set of of fxcers Presxdent Marleta Maness Vlce Presxdent Conme Bru baker Secretary Treasurer Skeeter Hahl wxth Merlln Amm Sally Vxcary was elected Treasurer of the Student Counexl Jumors are busy people Imtlatmg thexr year wxth a record breaklng magazxne sale thls class enrnched the school treasury wlth a proflt of S809 44 The result ofthe fme salesmanshnp was a total of S2200 14 ln subscrnptxons and the presentation of a specxal bronze plaque to the school Dale Smlth George Stubbs Ausma Tulms Sally Vlcary Shlrley Whlte Dan Wldner The dnnner celebratxng the successful sales campaxgn has been the only class party to date Not that the group us antl soclall They all seem to be too busy wnth school athletlcs and other thmgs such as Dramatxc Club horseback rxdmg,xce skatxng and skung As thxs Pow Wow takesform and goes to press the staff mem Plans are 1n the rrfakmg for the best Prom ever and the largest K1vaBanquetxn Cheyenne's hxstory In the mxdst of all thxs com rades np and teamwork, the xndxvxduals of the class do not forget their prlme purpose here xs to study and to learn, and the num ber of Rangers fronc their class ns proof of their success Hats off to the class of '54l You are real Cheyennersl Mxss Hazel Martm Sponsor . . , . . . . 1 ' - I - H l 1 . k . . ' - Ralph Cesario, and Sandy Rester as student representatives. bers' who gre Jumorg' WOT with enthuslasm Over the task' SOPHOMORES X f f S DQ? V Q y lg! K Q V ga C,-ga r K sf-qcizgu f N f lx XX -QT Gwen Ab raharn s on Dlane Ahnfeldt George Beardsley Jxm Be azell Myrna Brattm Pat Busby Bob Chamberlam Janet Chase Nancy Coffm he 'L Jerry Collms Jerry Crabb Guy Cresap Tom Crouch Ahce Crumpacker Ken Davms Robert Davls Carol Dockurn Grace Dorsey v 5' , 5 a 331 . V,,A,. . 3 N ,. , . A , V f t? A f gf ' -wi , Q -f A 1 . , lk If V ' ' M , 'iw G L G Q. 2 2 , : A 2 gh fe 3' I ,. if - V ' fig, -. , 52fl':i-va' :H Barbara Ewmg Rennle Fmley B111 Frlsch Phylls Graves Beth Grxffxn Bryant Grlffxth Gene Hawkms Mary Hlnckley Hal Huggxns Joe Hutchlson Betty Jessee Don Knutson Gary Knutson Charles Lewxs Joel Mallory Patrxcxa Maness Ronme Marold Jack Mason C 'luck McI..augh11n Jean Meler '-'1'l1':.x I..a1rd F Mxller Davld Ohashl Marllyn Onufrock J if ' The Sophomores started thms year wxth the e lectnon of class offmcers Those elected were Presndent Ronnle Marold Vxce Presxdent Nancy Coffxn Secretary Treasurer Grace Dorsey The Student Councnl representatxves chosen were George Beardsley and Karen Schunmng The fxrst Sophomore actlvlty was a pmcmc at the Garden of the Gods whxch tn spxte of dxsagreeable weather was a suc CSSS Don Oste rfoss Nancy Ryter Nanette Ryter Karen Schunmng Jo Ann Sherman The Sophomore class had representatlves mn basketball hockey and baseball The G A C swxm meet was won by the Sophomore gxrls and the softball tournament held at the Pat's Plle plcnxc was won by the Sophomore boys The bxggest event for the Sophomore was the annual Chrlstmas Dance Some of the members of the class made a trmp xnto South Cheyenne Canyon to secure a Z5 foot Chrxstmas tree for the occasxon Other decoratlons for the event were Santa Clauses and remdeer To add to these a real Santa Claus vlslted the dance and gave small glfts to the students Ronme Marold V- 2 C A V ' ' -.1 ' . 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Q im! fl h I FRESHMEN ifb Connie Baker Susan Baker Jack Barney Beverly Bolton Martha Bonforte Lesley J Borst Linda Brown Richard Brubake r Meredith Bryant Carole Carlson Torn Cheney Shirley Collins Katie Crouch Bob Earle Barbara Estill Catherine Fagin Christopher Fung Eric Gilliam I Roy Busby Dick Haight Phlhp Hemmcke I. mda Jewett Joan Johnson Barbara Johnston Howard Jones Dusty Loo Danny Love Davld Mxtchell Meredxth Nelson Sue Nelson Margo Newman -H Eddxe O'Kane Roge r Pleplow Mary Parsons Ann Rayburn Norma Relnfrled Marlon Rltchey Fred Robxnson B111 Rogers Jnm Rommes Nancy Sherman Raymond Shockley Darla Stasey Mike Taussig Phoebe Tyler Gretchen Van Hoosler The off1cers elected xn the Freshman class thls ye ar were Sue Wolf Presldent DannyI..ove Vlce Presldent, Susan Baker Secretary Treasurer Dusty Loo Class Representatlve The Freshmen were thoroughly lmtxated at the Pomt Subllme pncmc Perhaps a llttle worse for wear they survxved to lnflxct thls occaslon on other lower class men Thelr next event mn October was a pxcnxc held ln the Garden of the Gods Rock clxmblng and good food helped make lt a successful event Nancy Vaughan Mary Jean Ward Sue Wolf Kitty Woodward Davld Yost In march thxs class gave thelr flrst dance The gym was cleverly decorated to go along wlth thelr theme of Gay 90 S The members of the class relate that they have en Joyed bemg Freshmen and are looklng forward to the cormng years Susan Baker Secretary . . . - ' ' . I - , - - I ll ' 1 1 ' ' . O j ' . . . JUNIOR HIGH ' X f k-' fam Ag.. 7 4 - , J 1- I ,,,---. A. ,W j f f QQ Nx Nx EIGHTH GRADE The eighth grade opened their social activities withapicnic in North Cheyenne Canyon. Even though the rain hindered their fun, the picnic was a success. They invited the seventh grade to join in the fun at a party they gave during the Christmas season The eighth grade officers were: President-Diane Sawyer, Vice-President-John Gray, Secretary- Sally Romines, Treasurer-Fred Gude. Diane Sawyer FRONT ROW B Brown S Jacobs E Magno J Hutch FRONT ROW J Gillen J Johnson B McLaughlin P inson S Shaffer H Nelson E Crabb Seyfried B Guy J Gordon R Brown B Barnes SECOND ROW M Kirn B Patterson S Rornines E SECOND ROW Mr Evans B Pollock J Smith Q THIRD ROW L Adams B Wilson J Mourning M THIRD ROW B Hillhouse D Titmas B Gerber J Prahl V Brown J Rornnes L V Sealock Low L Dietache A Evans B Shaffer TOP ROW R Kaufman Diane Sawyer L Ohashi S TOP ROW J Gray F Gude B Cousins B Woodward Burmester D Bender M J Griffin J Mallett H Grawes : . , . , . , . - : . ' , . , . ' , . White, R.A. Shetlar, M. Lamberson. Booth, D. Garrett, J. Ver Duft, B. Ryter. SEVENTH GRADE The seventh grade, or the frosh of the upstairs, had a picnic for their first social activity. It was held in Cheyenne Canyon. Different than the picnic held by the eighth grade, the sun was shining. This helped the picnic to be a fun-filled event. The enrollment of the seventh grade has grown to 50 this year. Jeremy Hillhouse served as the President of his class, while Nancy Harris held the position of vice-president. The secretary of the class was Meredith Hall and the treasurer was Marka Webb. Mrs. Hillhouse was the room mother for the grade. Meredith Hall FRONT ROW D Kinney M Hall M George M Crum packer S Rayburn S Lecirs M Webb E Cresap J Wright Heter K Owens M Corbett L Christensen S Allen Mrs Slocum BACK ROW N Krahling K Donohue N Harris P Baker J Harloff B Earle C Lash B Morris S FRONT ROW D McLaughlin M Van Hoosier L Wil lie N Hemicke A Elliot D Evans W Niswonger J Ellis Murray B Williams B Miller JD Reinert Mr Evans BACK ROW G Loo S Nelson R Maxwell D Mc Garry J Colton B Goldwater R Lay MIDDLE ROW: J. Pieplow, L. Franson, G. Dinger, J. MIDDLE ROW: J. Hillhouse, D. Edwards, J. Hatton, D GRADE SCHOOL M Q29 Q ,Q E 'fs X 5 C9 f X I QM ii .Q ,E 1, ' X ,I I 1 I f ly zu. r v. dt- , , K - Q ,,. ,iw 1 . I 1' 'FEC we 1 - . -1 . ,, - -:f 4 - W.- MW 'li ' FRONT ROW'E Fagin F Mueller D. Strait B Tobin B Kelly L Jewett P Tester J Bernheirn F John- son K Brosh P Bronson SECOND ROW R Booth T Scott D Brady B Merritt L A Seyfried K Sullivan D Graham B Kirn B Bens berg Mr Peterson THIRD ROW C Loder J Watts S Hatcher A Hahn S Karabin S Jones P Joncks B Bell FOURTH ROW B Breitweiser G Mitchell J Knutson L Gerber J Doyle A Ellis L Otto ABSENT S Sawyer J Siegel K Beardsley FOURTH ROW B Hoover M Graham N Noyes Davison J House A Lanza J Hiltbrand THIRD ROW G Renwick P Draper M Nelson Besseghini N Neafotist C Heinicke B Patterson Gude SECOND ROW D Litherland L Gerber R Brown Owens L Baker A Fisher M Vanderhoot J Mason B McCullson Mr Callahan son N Newman P Bolton J Wright T Low A Crouch L Austin L Dyer J Herren SIXTH GRADE Since September the enrollment in the sixth grade has grown to 78 pupils. The sponsors are Mr, Peterson and Mr. Callahan. Special events have included parties for Halloween, Christ- mas, and Valentines' Day. Also one evening in the fall was setaside to view the moon and some planets and stars through the school's telescope. During the spring months the girls enjoyed playing mar- bles and the boys o r gan i zed a softball team to play some games with near-by grade schools. One of the highlights of the year's fun was a talent show consisting of 17 entries from both classes of the 6th grade. The 10 best numbers were presented in an assembly for the grade school - l? i M n - , 0 , 0 , o 1 - ' 'gig K S , . . sg . . , . , . , . , in . , if 1 1 , u , - , Q Q 2 : . ' ' , . ' , . , , . Q I . , . , . , . . s ' Z u , . , o 1 L' ' ' In X i . 1 0 1 0 1 - I ' on : . ' , . , . , S. ' I ' '. . ' , - ' ' , . . D- : . ' , . , . , S. l I 3 O l 5 I 9 I v p , kv! 9 FIRST ROW: D. Chamberlain, M, Bouchard, P. Peter- 15-hge' FIFTH GRADE Last fa1lLMrs Tyree's fxfth grade presented an orxglnal play Robyn Hode' after a study of twelttn century England Thls sprlng the class Jolned the Jumor Audubon Club and are studylng blrds Mrs Mltchell has been the teacher for the east fxfth grade thls semester Allen Dorsey and two others wlll represent the flfth grades ln the county spelhng contest H1 BACK ROW B Ham Llton S Jordan E Gllllam S Plnello C Johnson C Ver Duft D Russell B Davls A Cannorse S Day MIDDLE ROW C Ohlander V Corbett C Wlllxams B Lundy, K. Mueller, D. Delghton, A. Dorsey, G. Mltchell, M. Mallett, Mrs. Tyree. FRONT RCW. J. French, L. Rood, K. Brown, M. Brown lee,T. Lyons,S. Johnson, K. Lorlg, J. Karabln, J. Mor gan, B. Toland. ABSENT R. Calton, A. Borchert, T. Hatton. in-.F FIRST ROW D Karabln D Remple P Ragsdale M Adanus J Stone C Gerber D Burns J McDonald S Seyfrled F Hoebel J Crouch SECOND ROW T Harlopp P Johnson G Davls J Penkhus, S. Bernsteln, E. Klbler, M. Grote, D. Abbott J. Grlffen, G. Boder. THIRD ROW D. Marold, J. Vaughan, L. Stacey, S Barnes, M. McK1n1ey, K. Burns, B. Brrggs, D. Morrls D, Dexghton. ABSENT J. Lewls. J. Gude. C. Damels. FOURTH GRADE The East Fourth Grade has been worklng on geography notebooks At the end of the year a prlze wlll be gwen for the best notebook The West Fourth Grade has a Book Report Club whxch has met weekly throughout the year Ann Hawthorne and Kent Nelson represented the class Ln the county spelllng contest The large enrollment of 86 wxll make lt necessary to have three rooms next year The room mothers for thls year have been Mrs Satow and Mrs Ewmg FOURTH ROW B McClure M Hulbert F McK1nley M Renwtck J Hart L Allen J Pxnello B Stasey THIRD ROW G Bouchard S McLean L S Fagm I.. Adams M Z Peterson C Heter A Hawthorne B Weld emaner B J Patterson SECOND ROW J Hutchmson N Jones C S Brown B Gotchey D Adams N A. Shoup S Armstrong T Booth C Lanza Mrs Brenner FIRST ROW D Robmson S Westerfleld T Wlttrnan E Ervmg A A Hxltbrand D Montgomery C Damels A Axnsworth S Draper A Ahnfeldt ABSENT R Clmono B Cogswell P Kxrn A Nls wonger N J Whlte FOURTH ROW B Evans B Porter J Wllllams B Johnson S Colton J Tavey C Guy D Webb R Fo shee THIRD ROW B Breltwelser T Schmxdt S Hawklns H Haffner V Janek B McGrew P Watts B Sahs bury J Turner B Davls SECOND ROW B Brxght B Mathers V Zmtstowskl C McCa1lson B Herzgerber B Booth D Lapp B Dalley D Connor W Hleronymus Mrs Dodd FIRST ROW H Bozlck C Relnert K Nelson M Kemph R Colton A Satow B Jordon S Scott K At kxnson E Crockett D George I.. Fxeld P Cagnonl ABSENT M Gray C Cousms THIRD GRADE The East Thlrd Grade studled the weather and kept daxly weather graphs They took a trxp to the U S Weather Bureau at Peterson Fxeld whlch proved to be very excltmg The West Th1rd Grade made a tape recordmg of the1r readmg class At Thanksgwmg they had hand puppet shows deplctlng the llfe of the Pllgrlms and the Indlans The class also entertauued two rooms showmg thelr collectlon of mlnerals 2 lad H BACK ROW D Peterson N Johnson M Foshle C FRONT ROW K Shaffer S Fleld K Gates C Loden Dyer K Andrews Mlss Woodworth K Srnlth J Love D Bernhexm L Horton MIDDLE ROW G McClure M Jackson D Johnson S MIDDLE ROW C Chrlstensen N Neofotlst C Borgman Hunter C Edward J Nlswonger J Roble K Klunder J Morse J Stralt G Bensberg C Armstrong BACK ROW J Sxmon R Plnella L Amm T Gray FIRST ROW D McLaren K Vanderhoof C Austxn A D Band M155 MCCl1e Love S Feldt R Sm1th S Morm D Dew ABSENT J Cooper K Schreck . . . , . . . . Z , i , 1 I Z , t ' 5 1 2 V 3 , F X ' f , 2 - 7 1 E i , . 5 . 1- Q - 2 V Q A . ' A A f r' . , L 1 g., ' . mx ,f' W- 1 5 lf' -. 'k I K . 1 I lv ,' , WR ' I K -' I , , Y . ' , , . , , n , - , o 1 ' ' I . , . , . , . 3 - v ' ' ' , 0 , . , . , . , - 1 - 1 ' ' , , I . , o 1 v 1 4 I . , . , Q , . - 1 ' , . , . , . , . . I . , . . SECOND GRADE The Second Grade has an enrollment of flfty seven. Mlss Ethel Bottlng and Mrs. Katherlne EIS werth are the teachers The class VlSlt6d the Flne Art Center and enjoyed the exhlbxtxon of arrnor. For thelr readmg club they had a contest to see who could read the most books lor M Runyan S Johnson J Parsons J Flammang Chessman L Smlth J Osterfoss J Cannone D Smlth Mrs Exswerth MIDDLE ROW M I-Iaffner J Wxlhams D Tracy D MIDDLE ROW D I-Iutchlson R Kerns G Packard R Steele J Jones P Jencks C Chuckly Keller J Hart D Slnger G W11llams E Jones V BOTTOM ROW Miss Bottxng E O'Kane N Love S Booth Jordan L Callaway R Abrahamson D Rood P Bren BOTTOM ROW J Lltherland C Ewxng T Gotchey B nan Harloff C Flsher P von Pr1ttw1tz J Hook C Mer ABSENT J Hubby R Carpenter C Montgomery L rltt J Humphreys Peats ' I l Y , . 5 0 4 I gf ,A f ' . 5 ,J . V, ff, , 'gm -l 7 '1 'X f TOP ROW: M. Zimmerman, T. Krey, B. Stasey, A. She- TOP ROW: K. Bragonier, M. Kemph, D. Johnson, L TOP ROW B Klbler T Arnn R Butcher T Hollon M House MIDDLE ROW J Sloan B N1cholson B Strelxtz M Erhllch J Rayburn H Lew1s Mmss Costello FIRST ROW K Boz1ckAlC1m1no C Taylor D Doyle L Smlth K Clmebell J Crxssman K Saunders ABSLNT J Slothower J Hays R Graham R Jones J Howard R Bender BACK ROW L Remple M Schrnxdt J Holton P Haw klns B Ormond K Cooper J Day B Clover T Car negle MIDDLE ROW: J. Waymere, B. Draper, L. Mogensen B. Slothhower, B. Allen, B. Cole, H. Day, D. Wilkin Mrs. Reeves. i FRONT ROW: L. Myers, R. Middleton, P. Brady, P Rhodes, G. Wilson, C. Moran, C. Wood, B. Nalle, T Jones, H. Grote, F. Hiltbrand. ABSENT: P. Hamilton, T. Tholen, H. Krause. 1 I-1 TOP ROW T Brash B Rlddrock J Hatten T Blrke dal B Renwlck J Schwexger K Vandenberg E Guy E Sahsbury MIDDLE ROW G Nelson L Kernpf L Srnrth C B111 M Evans L Lawson T Zmxstowskl C Beason T Long D Dally Mrs Jenkxns FRONT ROW C Satow S Atkmson J Magno K Mar tlne J Magno B Rood C Mallett L Hocbel B Man 1ly P Jackson Wlth the large enrollment, xt was necessary to have three Flrst Grades. Mrs. Jenkms, Mrs. Reeves, and Mlss Costello guxded the1r learnlng and personahty de velopment. The average enrollment for the three sect1ons WaS thirty. The Children took thelr usual lmportant part Ln the Chrlstmas Program by saymg the N1ght Be fore Chr1strr1as ln themr mghtgowns. . . . 5 J L 5-'4 ll f 4 lu : 1 1 J 1 1' X .' Q o - . . . V v ,. f t. ' ,I , , V Y' v r j L . ' ' Y . 0 X V Vx: : . , . ' , . , . ' - 1 - . : 0 l 1 ' v ' 1 O . Q : . , . , . ' , . ' , O j I , I I .1 I j I . , . l , Q I . : . , . ' , . , . - ' j I g I 1 C , I Q 0 '- l , . . KINDERGARTEN The enrollment ln Kmdergarten thls year has reached a new hlgh of 86 Besxdes the usual daxly act1v1t1es under the guldance of Mrs Johnson there have been partles celebratmg holxdays and some blrthdays The ch1ldren's flrst publlc appearance before the school was at the Chrxstmas Carol Ser vxce They are looklng forward to a program to be glven by them Ln the audxtorlum early rn May FOURTH ROW K Levxnson R Robmson B Hall L Myers H Hart J Swedberg E Prxtts THIRD ROW B Rhodes J Ruder L Forster L Owens K Morrls L Keller T Mosley T Andrews S Wallace SECOND ROW H Antomdes C Brown M Bochmann J Marks J Burns J Amsworth K Johnson J Kerns P Slothower Mrs Johnson FRONT ROW D Patterson J Wexdernaxre S Bean P Gor 'don P Crumpacker, Prxce P Cooke F Seat S oo D. Plllmore. FOURTH ROW D Nelson C Colton G Flaks L Cowen D Carlson T Slnton THIRD ROW S Hamllton T Whlte S Lundy P Cadle J Jordan N Nelson G Reynolds S Whlte R Grlffxth SECOND ROW L Wlkner R Borgman M Delghton J Besse ghlm G Mathers E Donohue J Mxght G Toland Mrs Johnson FIRST ROW J Brownlee J Ellls W Hxeronymus A Mer rltt B Fxeld M E Shultz T Burton L Rogers R ld dock, R. Trowbrxdge, F. Wllhams. , A jg :Q f 1 1 ' 1, gf 3 1 lei E i H u iff A 5 5 8 .r if ' Q 3 ,fe It 5 f ig J S' as 5' X X' S ' lx A A 1 3 , ,A f v Y 5 , 0' . -I. , I , . ,, . , L , . v ' I 1 ' ' I U 2 I r I ' -,-1 ' Yu X Q S+ BRZLCN l ,- Coopev EMU 54oLS 5 'I QNUQY -a4'- '0ekK A E, 5uBb W W1 U if 6 w-4 iD an-E Q km 5 c E NN I. 'Pain 'bvoiis mom- I-Nofef 155054451 fx, K,-Us Cgfpqwmt ovN'lBiN bcfw l 'Pueblo Nw f- XX Ga:-fvefmx T071 l mins 1? wg Pat' s Pxle va 'Y QR? Point Sublime Mpcmcx yi T j WPS The Cheyenne Mountaln School Orchestra under the dxrectxon of Frances De Marco has had a busy year It has played several concerts playmg for the P T A West .Tumor I-hgh School and graduatxon It entertamed the school wxth a Chrlstmas program and a school concert The group also attended a state wlde contest at the Pueblo Muslc Festlval Some of the outstandmg pleces that were played durmg the year were Ma1aguena 'Valse Trxste Claxr de Lune and Out of Nowhere 9 I . , . - . , , . . s ll I ' ll Il ' II lv J I 1 1 0 BAND The Cheyenne Mountaln School Band thls year has glven much sup port to the athletlc events of the school The band played at the Ice Palace for hockey games and sup ported several basketball games The band also partxclpated ln the homecommg parade sponsored by Colorado College and entertamed the a school concert and at graduatxon It played concerts at West Ju nm o r Hxgh School P T A and attended the Muslc Festlval at Pueblo school with a Christmas Program, X X R xx m XX O s , fytlilfg bokakoiuhx 'fo 'Mfg ,Of nog Jco b0f,f 4-T rg 'Ll-le cluii-kos-11 L-Btu. 1-tv Hs nqblnv fu QT- CYIINS s oi gffiv -U-Xe, NS Bu4-4395 0 4.af21. 2I.1Q'.'T ','X'mN uf 1 r'Xul'KQ'1qbQ.. gcsblut 555 eu htm? 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DRAMATICS BACK ROW Debble Gray M1ss Marxan Mltchell FRONT ROW Dlane George Karen Schunmng Joyce Tlghe VQ f' 6 J' ff? fs X f X , AUDIO VISUAL BACK ROW Jack Mason Ronny Marold Tom Crouch Rmchard Marold FRONT ROW Mr Patterson Fred Robmnson Davxd Ohaslfu Ralph Cesarlo George Stubbs Glen Sealock LIBRARY Krtty Woodward, Ehzabeth Andrews, Helen Nelson, Jo Davls, Marge Frazey, LaVerne Sealock, Conme Brubaker, Exleen Magno, Ellzabeth Crabb, Lynn Ohashx and Mrs. Campbell. N f A lg , W r S ,N . 1 , ' 1 7 , 4 1 Q ' V . 'rn 2 , . , ' I . , . y U In . ! I ' CHIEFTAIN STAFF 'x QD X qs- :!1! Q 'K BACK ROW Marllyn Onufrock George Beardsley Dlane Ahnfeldt M1ss Perry Pat Maness Chuck Lewis Guy Cresap FRONT ROW Alxce Crumpacker Nancy Coffln Jean Mexer Gwen Abrahamson Grace Dorsey Karen Schunmng 5 SPORTS fr QN if QJJ if 5 FRONT ROW B1ll Cox Larry Bale Capta1n Don Wahlberg -.xeorge Stubbs Monte Loyns BACK ROW Mr Irv1ng Mer11n Amm Don Sherman B111 Darby, Dan W1dner, Dave Garrett Th1s year s 'A' squad was coached by Mr Irvmg and had a schedule of twelve league games and turned 1n a re cord of f1ve WIHS and 7 losses for the season In the Gold Medal Tournament Cheyenne won the f1rst game agamst Pleasant V1ew but lost 1n the second to Fow er Cheyenne was el1m1nated 1n the flrst game of the Class 'B tournament by a loss to S1mla 1n a hard fought gam Don Wahlberg took the scor1ng honors for the year followed by Monte Lyons 1n Znd place ThlS years B' squad coached by Mr Irv1ng and Mr Shermen conslsted of two Jun1ors three Sophomores and three Freshmen The 1nexper1enced cagers turned 1n a record of seven w1ns and e1ght losses X055 FRONT ROW Bryant Gr1ff1th Dav1d Yost GordonSeyfr1ed Gene Hawkms B111 Lamberson BACK ROW AndyEvans manager Jerry Crab M1ke Tauss1g 1 ' X 1 I 1, A Q h V ' 1 x , : . ' , ' , , ' ' I I I . ' consisted of five seniors and four juniors. The A men 1 . ' ' ' e. ' ll I ' , . . , . : . l ' ' ' I 1 League Games Fountain Manitou Monument Cripple Creek Victor Penrose We-Opp. 51-60 45-58 43-49 63-38 58-55 48-35 We-Opp. 46-44 51-55 54-57 56-59 69-54 54-55 Gold Medal Tournament Pleasant View Fowler Class B Tournament Simla We-Opp 46-33 37-48 We-Opp 46-61 HOCKEY TEAM The highlight of the year for Coach Chamney's hockey team was a 5-3 victory over the Terrors. This victory broke the Terrors'winning streak of nearly a season and a half and gave Cheyenne a record of 8 wins, 4 losses in league play. Ron Marold's job in the nets collected him 149 saves and one shut- out in league play while Torn Crouch led the scoring with ZZ points. The team also whipped Denver's Daly Insurance team in two non- league games. C, ill. QE FRONT ROW: Don Knutson, Torn Crouch, Tom Von Stein, Guy Cresap, Lucky Marold Joe Hutchison, Dale Smith, Jerry Collins, Jack Mason. BACK ROW: Mr. Chamney, Captain Richard Marold, Clifford Howe, Bob MacDonald George Beardsley, Robert Chamberlain, Ronnie Marold, Laird Miller, Skeeter Hahl, Charles Lewis LEAGUE GAMES Cheyenne vs. Terrors Cheyenne vs. Fountain Valley Cheyenne Vs. St. Mary s 4 6 6 1 8 1 1 6 5 1 8 O Z 4 Z 4 9 O 5 3 5 1 8 1 ALL STAR GAMES NONLEAGUE GAMES Cheyenne and Fountain Valley vs. Terrors and St. Mary' Cheyenne vs. Daly Insurance 4 6 1 il Cheyenne and Fountain Valley and St. Mary's vs. Terrors G. A. C. , newly organized this year, was met with much suc cess. Several sports days were held for such as basketball, soft- ball and archery. Also during the year, swimming, tennis, bad minton, field hockey, volleyball, golf, ping pong and other intra- mural games were played. FRONT ROW: Joan Davis, Virginia Romnes, Jean Meir. BACK ROW: Shirley White, Janet Johnson, Ba rbara' Ewing, Patty Maness. G. A. C. OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Carol Otto. G.A. C. 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' .,xw? xfx A 'A' 2 'Q 5 f: V YT Q M.: I N. l ua BACK ROW Tom Crouch, Dan Wndner, Jerry Collms, Tom von Steln, Mr Irvlng, FRONT ROW Ken Davls, Ron Marold Joe Hutchlson Skeeter Hahl Jack Mason, Lalrd M1ller. 7 gifffs M Q! ,,f lm , V ff? he A w W' ' ,,,,-ff fda fi? my if ,gg 'K ,ww 4W Z?'t 'M ff' -f 32-1 6 ffm. Q Lg HA lggmai, gas us, - ,EW yi N CoaLnIrvmv'f's baseball team flmsheo a success ful season Wlth ll 'NVIHS and 5 losses Lmcludm 5 Wlns ano l loss ln leafue play The team Won the Drstrlct Touluamcnt at Hugo, but was de fcatcd ln tue quartel fulals of Lhe State TOU1 na mcldt The pltcmng Chores wer handleu by Rlcharo Marold Jack Mason and Merlm Amm, Marolo flI'1lSllLd the season NVlth a no lut ffame to lus eremt and th lughest blttxn average on the learn ,ff X ' - f V, ' -K - if - , xx . 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The Coronation was used asthe theme and Bob Hilt- brand's orchestra provided royal music for the evening. 145 lm Kiaag 1' 14 Library Assistants: E. Andrews, J. Davis. Music: B. Victoreen, J. Tuttle, D. Bronson, C. Howe. Audio Visual: G. Sealock, B. Victoreen, R. Marold, Hockey: R. Marold, T. von Stein, Cliff Howe. Basketball: M. Lyons, D. Wahlberg,D. Sherman,R, Marold, C. Howe, B. Darby, Track: D, Sherrnan. Baseball: D. Sherman, R. Marold, D, Wahlberg, M. Lyons, T. von Stein. Deeathlon: Joel Mallory. CHA, C, 1 J, Davis. Rangers: 4 years, D. Bronson, M. Clarke, B, Sykes. 3 year: B. Victoreen, T. von Stein. Z years: Joanne Jones, 1 Year: M, Abrahanason, D, George, D. Gray, J. Tiglie. Honor Society: M. Clarke, D. Bronson, B. Victoreen, J. Tiglie, S. Vicary, G., Stubbs. The Science Award given by Bausch and Lomb was presented to Bob Victoreen, ntl' ky Q The graduatmon cerernonmes were held mn the school audrtorlurn June thmrd The I-hgh School Chorus un der the excellent dlrectxon of Mrs I-Iamllton sang 'Beauuful Savxor ' The Senlors then heard a very mn splrlng address by Howard Rexd entltled The Game of Lrfe Darlene Bronson and Margaret Clarke were presented wxth then' scholarslnps, after whlch the senlors rece1ved thelr long awalted dlplomas 0 Y E XX' X, : - Jf'i4.h f A V , I , h . Q swf A ! Q5 A X ,f ' T if . . . . . , - . . . . , , . . , . . - . , . . . 'I ' .ll Num if5?f 0 f'3 Fl I gi fs Q J f 1 1 ve' ADS BUSINESSES THAT SUPPORT YOUR POW WOW PATRONIZE THE -ffm M Q X g mwwuiir 3-1 THE FOSTER I... 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