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

 - Class of 1954

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f 5 DEDICATION We dedrcate thus Pow Wow to the Class of 1954 un acknowledg ment of thelr outstanding achievements nn the many fields nn whnch they have partlcspated The lunlor class as well as the entlre student body would like to express nts appreclatxon for their contributions toward making thus a wonderful year and to wnsh them all the success which the 'Future has to offer ,iw ' t 1 QQ POW WOW STAFF ,, 1i . ,fifvh F ' Trng J i W ie' Left to right: Guy Cresap, Circulation, Barbara Ewing, Activities, Ronnie Marold, Photography, Rennie Finley, Layout, Karen Schunning, Art, Nancy Coffin, Features, Janet Sherrets, Typing, Betty Jessee, Classes, Patty Maness, Editor-in-chief, George Beardsley, Advertisment, Gwen Abrahamson, Faculty, Robert Chamberlain, Sports, Seated: Miss Marian Mitchell, Sponsor. We wish to offer our sincere gratitude and acknowledgment to Mr. Walt Kelly and the Post-Hall Syndicate without whose permission we would have been unable to use the Pogo characters. These char- acters seemed to add life and humor to our yearbook and were express- ive ofthe ideas which we wished to present. The Pow-Wow Staff would also like to extend its wholehearted thanks to Miss Mitchell, our sponsor, for her wonderful help and under- standing. : . 3 Y 'CJ STUDENT COUNCIL The student council was very active and accomplished a lot this year under the excellent guidance of Mr. Patterson. They initiated a stu dent lounge along with many other projects. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS -5 , l QQ, .. , gin l 'RHF , X '-'t t ' ' 'c '. 'Z ?!1Qff1'1rg21 'N- ' -.M Q: 1lJgl :Qi X 51557 542: FACULTY Z xx 9 . 5 f 4 l future work as N0 ..l'Q,h.L' Co pl ments of Knutso B i Mr Chamney Mr Patterson If ya wanna try to stay un skool The toppest In thus here 'ol swamp 'R learn to hockey skate, Am Wald Bull Pat, the drummer man Try lookln fer the boss man here, He puts out 'nouncements wuth a beat fYou'Il know hum by hus patej Hts recnpe a coffee can For three successlve years the general trend of all our messages to the school have been along the Innes of growth and buuldlng expansion Needless to say thus year has been one of unprecedented growth and buuldung but I thunk there have been hop U penlngs an Cheyenne School besldes thus that warrant my attentuon at thus tnme I would especially luke to commend the Student Body on theur tune dnsplay of school spnrlt thus y ar and a special thanks to our athletic teams who although they dld not set the league on fare dld set people to talknng of the fine attitude and sportsmonshup Cheyenne athletes dnsplayed In theur games And last but by no means least our Sensor Class Without example and leadership from the top we can hardly expect to have a school whose student body demonstrates true spnrnt and loyalty To the sensors I would like to say Thanks for the memory of a great class we wlll be pullmg for you un your Mrs Campbell Miz Camel runs the llberry She really runs lt QUIET Wlth Mrs Estnll slde her stde She stalls off any rlot M Burgert OI Burg am a lolly sort Hes natchral born a algae man He keeps us knds from gettln bort N we thinks he s the best what am Algybruh icy! ll 1-.rx Mass Dyer Mass Dire runs the gurl tads games N soopervlses all the GACS She makes us do our exerclze So that we dont look luke tater saks Mrs Chncklls Mnz Chlckles patnents us sublime Her tempers never fuzzy Shes sweet as boysenberry ple But keeps our pawses bnzzy Mr DeMarco To pluck a kord nn Cheyennes band R tootle on a tener sax R learn to whomp a drum real coo Go down to Marc n get the facts Mr Evans We deerly luvs our deer ol Pop Hes alus makm puns n cracks Fer learnnn ya to hammer stuff We thtnks theres nothln that he lacks l'. ' 1 ' ' I 1 I 'ir - . , 1 . - 1 I , 1 1 ' I ' 61 as + 1 l, ,Q 1 I . . . . , I K . , , . . , . . . ' 1 ' 1 6 ' T., I 3 f ,, 3' W . . ' ' 1 . . . , ' ' 1 - 1 1 1 , . - . , . Mrs Hamulton lf ya wanna batch a llttle Bach Or nn a pnaner bam Or feel a toon you d luke to hatch Youll luve our Mlssus Ham Mr Graber Ar man Graber am cu gem He speshly lukes that geom and kem He lnkewnse works on Prom n such We preclates hum more than much Mr Mellentm Meebas am the speshalty Of Mr Mellonton We cuts up lul worms n frogs But he makes Iornm fun Mr Irving Coach am a whnz at basketball We thmks he cant be beat He leads the teem to vlcteree By keepin em on der feet Mrss Martin Muz Martm s been most every wheres To Mexnco shes trotted So nf ya go to Rome be sure Yer amo amos amatted Mass Mitchell Hey thank you Mutch fer helpm us To get thus here thang done N heres our gratchulatlons to That man that you lust won - ' ,, L 1 U ' . . , , ' r - 1 ' I - - 1 . 1 , . . v . . I r . , I ' 1- 1 I - . N 'I 1 . , . . . , , . 1 . , . 4 Mr Musick Mr Mooslk knows all bout Rembrant n Kelly n Goya But ya better not fool un study hall oz hes almos sure to ve saw ya Mlss Morrow Mnz Morrow we uns member most Fer teachm us our grammars A scents a hoomer she can boast QN she larns us our mannersl If ya wanna try to drlve a rod Or a hunk of scuence learn Jes member who the bes' guy as Mnss Phllllps Muz Fnllups makes the presses roll N sends the Cheeftan on Its routes N when she aunt a dom this Its huc haec hacs she spouts N slgn rlte up wuth Sherm Z 'N Mrs Slocum Mlz Slokum teaches us to sew N cook n bake n stuff We frues our do nuts wothout holes But they sho taste good nuff C05 l I Mr Sherman Q S 5 U ' 1 '1- I V - , I h ff ,Eg 1 1 1 1 W . Q ' ' , r' T F11 :X ' ta., ,jLl5.2If1.V K Y ,gfgt-3' zu.. . . . . . v I . I , . 1 1 I I Q , . , . . 1 1 ' ' . . . ,l iz 1 , f . - 1.1 1 . ,W . , 5 fit-Af Q Z, ,I-gp f,, We were unable to obtann pnctures of Mrs Knorr Mrs Estlll and Miss Mathews K However thenr contrlbutlons to our lives at CMS have not been forgotten and we would luke to take thus opportunlty to thank them f ff-5 '- 05 The Office Staff A trap to the office allus means That yer suck r tardy or bad f S ff But suck dont happen as much as the others CG efefw fd So If nts that be g ad' They cook the grub n serve lt up w r 1453170 l mf!! 5 ' js L ,1-- ff' ' . . .4 l For chnllunbones to munch on So lf yer stumlk starts to roar Just march on down to luncheon The Janitor Staff The reezon that a speck 'o dust Aint never here to see, ls cuz our janetoreal staff Has all got housemaid's knee. SENIORS lfh I l ,Nix X txs x I X f'n1 ',' P 98 hw Q i Z ' 5- N I . ,. :1i +, , 1 'N' '4 f11-' 1' ' ' 1 1 1 l 1 1 ,- Y 1' ' f 1, W ':: fl mu .. 1 , V .-,,..,::.:A.:iiiilizg:.:,1.1.,.t.1.:.:.1.t.-,:,1..,.,.. i l t xlebtix SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES The sentor class elected as thetr of f1c6F5 Mefltn Amm Prestdent Marneta MGRGSS, Vim President and Carol Otto Ebcrewry Trefusu rer The senior class started the year by talcmg charge of the Shotgun Wad Party which was substttutecl forthe Pount Sub ltme Plcmc The day ot the party the sensors took charge of thetr 'freshman stooges The next event sponsored by was the Sensor Class Dance DRAGNET being popular at the ttme was chosen for the theme Thanks to our sponsnfi, Mass Mttchslf add Mr Chamney the dance was Gt Success In February Q mp tg fienveq- was Carol Otto Secretary Treasurer arranged for the class by Mr Patterson The purpose of The tmp was iw watch Merlin Amm President 758 TSYBUQTIB5 Of The 5839 lBQ!S1lQ'l'Ure In Marteta Maness Vice Prestdent in the sprang the semors held ca Oc , girls, and Mr Chamney MERLIN AMM d C LARRY BALE ch, sph B 53 POW WOW St ff T ck V lleyb II mf, QBRAHAMSSNM party and three class breakfasts The H Ietfier were prepared' by the boys the Mbrltfl A m m ' . -. yr:-:a ' f. 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A L W i ,U - X.: LOREE GERBER Eniered Cheyenne Ranger I G A C 2 Typrng Club Bond Orclwesvrcz POW WOW Stuff G A C 2 Typing Club ROGER KUETHER u c semor grade BILL LAMBERSON Eniered Cheyenne cmcmcs I ypmg C ub rn the 7th grade flilrw Band Orchestra Dance Bond Audio Vlsucal Buskefboll 3 Baseball 1 cs gun or Drumohcs 1 Trrpe Tro 1 PAT JONES Enlered Cheyenne In kmd GAC 2 Treasurer 53 54 Dramchcs 1 Typnng Club Bond Orchestra , 2 . 'lin ' - I 1 A r 'C . 'X C ,2 -. 'C 4 6 GS I ' I i Sf CLARALYNN LEWIS E 'ered Cheyenne as w gophgmma ncrvger 3 Ncmorwol Honor Somew T C D umuhrs I Lwbrcuy Assrsmm heerleuder 1 iv N J- fum e Teofhers of Anmugq f F J MSN RGMNSON Severed Cheyenne as Q fl'R3hm0 GXNGER KOMNES Envered theyenne an u mmm Ranger 2 Sw env Body v Preswdenv 53 POW WOW S off GAC 2 Vice Preslderv 57 53 resrdenv 53 Drcmwunu 2 epeyleode 7 Icp!! 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Audra Vvsucxl 2 Buske bali 3 Bcnsebczil Mcwnngo I 59' -r ' L PETE VAUGHAN ' f Entered Cheyenne as c junior Y POW-WOW Sfcff gfqm9'hh'E:-2-1.- .A,V ,WI VAVq, j A XV E .lofcusm 6:i?'?k'Bhrvsf 1 ' . :Ami WCMY ' - , fntB1'ed'C?ieyeiine in Ure- 7152 grcdA 7 ' Ranger if Ncmoncl Honor Socsefy 2 Sfeermg Comrmffee 2 X XJ Sfudervf Body Sec Tres: 5 53 Sophomore Secretory ecsurer POW WOW S70 G C 2 Drama 3 Chueriende 3 + ANN SLOAN Erwfed Cheyenne as Q Qnphqmcfe Ranger 3 Narrow! Honor Socfezy 1 PAW WOW Stuff GAC 2 Uramcngs 3 5311.2 SMR!! Frlkrerl Cheyenne m 1 S Stsexmg Commwtee Hasebsif 1 Hacker '1 fu- e If ' s 1 sumev wmrs En ered may n fn ff gm Q A c 2 vp. 9 cm GEORGE STUSIS Emered Cheyenne m 'he 7vh grade Ranger 4 Narrow? Benn: Sonny 2 Svesnng Crrmfmfiee 3 Freshman Prvmdsm PGW WDW S-voir? Drumdfw Cfvh 2, Bond 3 Orchestra A Auduo Visual A Basketball 2 Basebcxli 1 BETTY TYLER Entered Cheyenne m the 71? grade Drcmcmcs 2 rypmg Club MIKE VAN BIBBER Entered Cheyenne os 1:1 semor Q . -21 I - ' , -. - - ' , f X 'if - ' 2-' 1 .. A ,zif ..r,,. I 1, . ' , 4: , ' - ..V' A r In .A. , ' A qifflj' A' ' .. A ' .ff: 5ff559::j.'j'.Vg. ' lr- ,yjlgl A IXE5:-1: -,... I-If Q K V - -vv. AIQ, , V i -f f , t . V, jig -- . 4 vw I up .1 'E r e-rQ if r on 1 y 7' my T.. .,.. r,'e. ', Sb X Y ,',1 , Q H 'gli , INTO THE CRYSTAL BALL will n Q , N ,X 'Q sf J? ig Q Nu ig 'fi 64' e vrf as gb I AA bee rd X N' 5-4: fm I , ji. ' 5' - A HMI' L I Q U l-K S- L lliiilgxfi 'i , Ig x 49291, ' 1' N Cv y , 1 A ' X I I f ' .V f h . lf I , 'ill h T ' ' Y-rr T N 1 mfs' ' X - T T' l fa 1 74 V ll If .' x ' 'Q I. 6 , -T . 4 4 lil 1 7 - - L I , 1 Brenda Vicary Q, . -' - Times Reporter . , Candy Jones - Vogue Model rone Esfill Blue Note 3D King EA Jazz Proms A -, V A I X is T , ev 1 qi 42' I . 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Yf' XX ,, X K f , Y 7 ' X if fi gx-L1 T dx W AU HW f7I A cwh 1 Xl Egg' Li, Y Ad I s bbs N :off s 5 . f ig' 3 .ii ,. ,ANZ A: NAA! ,- 'Nv- R- . gg - s ne son ,. g A h J h X92 Chuldren s Nurse I -I' 0 0506 essoi CT: Ulf C '-Zu 3 Miss T.W.A. Muness Sfewardess Ir Gb S gph ex nh I R CQKOR f ! gie90 Eins R b N i lil N .6 Am. S by X V Qin 1,orAB ' 1 P 2 5, fl Rf d M if Q ins. I1 A Flicku's F d Sh I David Jenkins HCT ON THE ICE This year, David Jenkins brought international recognition to Cheyenne. In the World Figure Skating Championship at Oslo, Norway he placed fourth among the other champions from all over the globe. He started skating in Akron, Ohio, his hometown, at a very early age. He has skat- ed in many competitions and has won titles in Midwestern and National contests. How- ever, he was sidelined in T949 when he had the misfortune of breaking his leg while skating. ln T951 and T952 he placed third in the National Junior Competitions and in 1953 he won this title which qualified him for a place on the World's Team. He is following in the footsteps of his brother, Hayes, and probably will replace him as Champion of the World. Among the other outstanding skaters at Cheyenne are Claralynn Lewis and Bar- low Nelson, both of whom have placed high in the various contests in which they have competed. , ,,. Cloralynn Lewis 1 'C Barlow Nelson Courtesy T. O. Johnson Broadmoor Hotel UTOG RAPH S ,I t 0ys?l5 Her f I P 5 lar Q KN ff XIX'- wvrg, Lk I 1- fxfr j 1,1 1f ',j s 1 4 , i 1 5 u JUN X , Vltkxvc W G W e n Ahrafsamwn Q ,0- Kzmn Alehws Geefrge Bea rdsley V ,V V7 Q R A I . 2121 Lx., akin riwvr r ,A sm. ,.,,s. ,, ' tl 4 'fifw 1 I 1+ if f Rennne Funley Secretary Treas Pat Maness President Karen Schunnung Vuce President Jan Brown Worth Bruntien Bob Chamberlain 'Flcers CLASS ACTIVITIES was called to order Septem was no old business to dns wnth the electron of of was elected President Karen ldent and Retiwie 'pilffvjhf fa first attempt to 1:1-zuniweigre energy of H13 was the annufrl Fflftgullne sale foll-qxwei turkey dinner Pts? Mnfgess loslng team pre the feast white 509 Knutson captam of wmners organtggsgg-x44flgg444IepVtertaun ment The Juniors make this Pow- Wow the most to we succeed? Prom and Kiva help of our sponsors Mrs. Martin and Mr. Graber of the year in whole-hearted par- clubs, and all agree that it than busy year. Pat Maness Nancy Coffin Barbara Ewlng Rennue Fmley Bryant Gruffuth .Jerry Crabb Gene Howkms 'ig' Guy Qresap Mary Jane Hmkley 'PY Tom Crouch Joe Hutchnson Ahce Cr Betty .lessee Ken Davns Robert Davns Knutson Lourln Duck Grace Dorsey ag?-ar Gary Knutsnn Ann Rosentreter Nancy Ryter Ncnette Ryter Pot Mcmess Karen Schunmng Chuck Mclnughim Lynn Shelton Rtirtme Marold Janet Sherrets Q? Ltfifd Miller Barlow Nelson uroff Morllyn Onufrock Dclvld Ohoshl Sublette Don Osterfoss X. p-MN M1 'I J '4J4-ill In-1:4-04 ..41,.,.AJ JJ.M,...oe:. ...4 ,,4.g,,,f, ' ...sg 1 44,90g, N--Li- 0 -1,0-,,q61,L-'vs-x.g,'L . add' ,O-'CL' use-4. ,LM-.kj :'vN.q'J '-44-fffbe .442C-Aa! 4444- o-Cla., 3 p.s- -- g- , A WWW 2 S-uf'-' 7 ' X 0 if . s I 'rrp - Q. 1, IN I ' fin V1 '44 177 1r 4 -P f Conme Ba Er fn Susan BGINI1' Carole Carlson Sec Treasurer Beverly Bolton Vuce President .lack Barney President Jack Barney Beverly Bolton ar ,if Lesley Borst Linda Brown Richard Brubaker Janey Bryant Carole Carlson Tom Cheney Shlrley Collins Katne Crouch Bob Earle ney surer CLASS ACTIVITIES of Mr Burgert and Mrs Hull early thus fall to elect class of was elected presudent .lack Bar V Carole Carlson Secretary Trea we had a plcmc and m December we sophomore Chrustmas Dance whnch every present enloyed t as f ri am Ita 135, ue to ull health Ms PM Pi T993 INV Privy, 11 Cathy Fagan our 1:5334 fbggsiimgii amazed 'lirwvgiy A class meetmg was tdifetf to elect cs ww 'gixesudent Jack Barney W ,ffgzflected for the post and Beverly Bolton 9.ver Jacks former poslhon as Vlce Pres: ffisfet. .K P -e-'Kai' 4,1 J' :v Qi! DDP-fig ores realnze that everythmg fasts NU e as It should but hope we have he y ar wnth godrtil 1' We payed off the claafi an had a s rung gfdigfgif -:ff Jack Barney .f :yf ff, 41 ,-ff A5 6: ff! '99 Barbara ESNU 16 A r if Barbara Johnston Howard Jones Dusty Loo 1 Q Glllaam DUN I-OV .loc McAIpnne Joe Macrum i Edd Horn Sv Y i af Lmda Jewett x! Joan Johnson Mary Tyler Van Hoosier Vaughan Randy Van Wettermg Jean Ward Weg ix xi, X wiv '23 'M 2 ww' J w .4 ' vm. 41. HC Nancy Sherman Darla Sfasey Mike Tausslg Yost iw iii ppesv Ms Wy P 5, J if Mi fggfjigff MQ? Cb W, X U Qi A Ay,f16 Our fnrst even! of the year was our class plcnnc Cheyenne games we got .Bah Eames dw FREEMAN its-Ss Acrlvmss Im.-rxed fb: year by ejechng the Clos, Amar: Affer some im gahfestmg we fnnally 9 ed Margo Knrm Yfisldenf Marulyn Wullnams Vice President and Bull Hlllhouse Secreiclfy hard To make si a Judy Bottger Barbara Brown Richard Brown balls for a Christmas On March I9 we Dance The whole class Lmda Crogby Bull Hsllhouse Robert Hook Q Jan Hutchuson Larry Dletsche Sally Jacobs Gary Dnvme Susie Fawcett Dan Funk Knrn David Garrett f? F Bobby Gerber Q Jim Gillen M John Gray .-.1 ff he J Fred Gude 1163 vs 2 , I eLow MClI'fl1G LClU'lbEl 50l'i Helen Nelson Lynn Ohashl Bonme Patterson W fnffok 'D wmmejbk Md JQW I Doug Macrum Enleen Magno Bruce McLaughlin Jnm Mahoney Jerry Mallet? Jane Mourning Debbie Neider Gene Planck Powell f' N 1' K Sally Rommes Jeanne Romnes Martha Pram Don T'Tm0S Jim Ver Duff Sandy Webb Bull Ryter Dionne Sawyer La Verne Sealock Marulyn Wllllams Bonnie Wilson Gordon Seyfrued 5,14 51-,offer Z .r,r......,...,..,,..,..,r.,.,.. Sus ie Shaffer Rae Ann Shetler Woodward I A g-Q nm Q M 39652 9 Wir. JUNIOR HIGH 1 f 5 Back Row left to right J Ellls E Burton S Rayburn S Lewls M Crumpacker Middle Row left to rught G Loo J Hlllhouse D McGarvey D Edwards D Evans B Goldwater D Murray J Hatton W Nlswonger J D Remert C Merrron B Wnllnams Front Row left to rnght S Johnson J Hesterwnth Earle C Wuttman M George J Schunnung J Sweet Krahhng Absent from the pictures are J Harloft K Owens A B c Row left to right B Muller S Nelson A Ell B Guy J Carraway R Lay Middle Row left to ght L Franson B Morrus K Richards S Allen C Suppy E Cresap L Christensen Front row left to rught A Evans M Van Hoosier R Hemlcke H Novak M Hall M Webb B J Heter P Baker Eot D Jmnette J Colton Strange D Kmney N P Jewntt C Lash Maxwell L Willey N EIGHTH GRADE ACTIVITIES To start the year the eighth grade had a pncmc In North Cheyenne Canyon Everyone had fun playmg games ectlng and hlkmg The lunnor hugh had a Chrlstmas party In the cafeterla lust before Chrust mas vacatlon They all enloyed playmg Blngo as well as devourung the cokes and popcorn balls ln the sprung there was another plcnlc that was lust as successful as the furst Offlcers of the elghth grade were Marcla George Presldent Marka Webb Vice President Susie Lewus Secretary and Marguerite Crumpacker Treasurer Under the sponsorship of Pop Evans the class had a very successful year Marcla George ni Back Row left to nght N Neofotlst L Gerber L Baker T Scott C Loder D Strait M Smith B Hoover K Btrosh L Austin M Graham Middle Row left to rlght K Sulllvan C Helnlcke R Brown A Crouch M Vanderhoof T Low S Sawyer S Karabln K Rosentreter B Merrlt P Rester P Bolton J Jlnnette M Dunbar Front Row left to nght J Bernhenm M Bouchards B Patterson B Reece G Mueller D Dlvlne D Graham A Lanza F Johnson P Draper J Herren J Thompson B McCaulson B Breltweuser Absent from the pnctures are K Beardsley B Bell D Lntherlond D Ryan R Whutcomb N Newman Back Row left to rnght L Stasey l Otto J Hnltbrand B Tobm P Bronson D Brady B Bensburg D Gude S Owens L A Seyfned L Davndson K Bruns N House Middle Row left to rught R Broulllette C Chapo J Knutson S Wilcox L Jewett M Nelson S Besseghmn A M Flsher A Hahn N Harrns C Crosby Front Row left to rnght L Gerber D Chomberlam J Mason G Renwtck terson L yer ks S a Ml e Klrn O Mann M Moore R Booth ef-an SEVENTH GRADE ACTIVITIES The seventh graders elected as their president Alex Ellls Sandra Besseg hun: Vlce President Mary Vanderhoof Secretary Davnd Lutherland Treasurer Alex was promoted to the eighth grade so Sandra took over the presldency Under the sponsorship of Mrs Slocum and Mr Mellentm the seventh graders had two parties both In the gym One was held before Chrustmas The roughhouse party was held this sprung We had two plcnlcs at which we had a lot of fun We are all looklng forward to next year Sandra Besseghxru xt K if 'X 4' ' ,Q .4-al' Nd ov' ' ,2- WA EW CHEYENNE MOUNTAI GRADE SCH00l Slnce the turning of the first ground we have all watched closely the progress of the new school for nts completnon meant more room for everyone from the Hugh School on down The furst classes sux In all were moved unto half of the bunldrng on February 22 'I954 Although the move was not Ideal In the sense of havmg a completed building and grounds nt was certannly a welcome relief to our overcrowded condntuons On March 22 1954 the remamder of the grades km dergarten through 'Fourth grade were moved There were many lnttle sentnments and tradltlons left behind when classes were moved from the Old Cheyenne School to the New For mstance Mrs Dodd fourth grade teacher had taught for tvventy three years In the same room In the old school At fnrst the changes and adlustments were hard but after a very short tame thmgs smoothed out to the place where anyone vusltmg the school wnll stlll be able to recognize and 'feel that the new Cheyenne School IS In reality lust an extension of the old Deep down I wnsh that I could end my story here but a bulldmg that was planned to take care of future needs for qunte some time by allowing 'for 'four extra rooms now places us an the posltlon that by next fall It wnll be too small to handle the enrollment As determined by the normal growth of grades moving up to a higher level we fund that on the the grade level we will be short two classrooms with the pupil teacher ratlo stlll bemg hrgher than desrrable In all classes The Board bemg ever consclous of thus terrlflc growth now has the problem under consideration Although relief from overcrowded condutnons cannot be accompllshed overnnght I thunk that I can assure you that we wnll not have to operate under the congested condntlons we have lust experlenced I have praised the Student Body for Its flne cooperation during these trying times and l know that this has been appreciated by all of the 'faculty Wlth more students on the upper floor of the hugh school bulldlng than the number for which the whole of the school was deslgned, It I5 nothmg short of mlraculous the way the students cooperated In themr conduct under these condrtlons I am contldent that no matter what Ines ahead for the students, the faculty and the com munity will all lend a helplng hand untll a solution to the problem can be worked out John S Chamney Supermtendent GRADE SCHOOL f' 1 ii, k5NN Z? W, QF cf- s .Q ',,. ' 7 K ' gf 11? V 4' J Lfb' ' ' ' 0 3 4 6 ' 3 ly - Grade School Teachers We likes the grade skool teachers 'Fine They teaches to the lil tads We usta have em once a time When we was short n young n bad ,pu H.. ffl' -lc Compliments f Knutson Bo e Mr. Shelton 7G 'Q 'i iv 7 W Q Mister Sheltin has to shoosh A 7 'Q 4l,A4,. The lil grade skool mites rl 4 Zi He allus takes good care of 'em Lx Z, 'N keeps em out a' fights. A l-J Q s N1 X fy f!'lvt 'gag' bx ':3fJ 4,3 -045 zzdfw'-7 av? ,heh 1' 'bu LLB, I EQ N'-. ,JV X fl- PP Q Wim X Im 1 ff' ff' MX ,i NW 7?- - ' 2 -u f L ff f je K qw' KN rrp , , 1 ' KK . ' f W Wiz X ' Qi if Cx ' ' r Student Steward .,.,... ........ , Mrs. Skinner .....,............. Cornelia Otis Skinner ., Otis Skinner ..,.........,..,., Emily Kirnborough ...,.,... Purser 4..,..,..,...,.,..,..,.,. Stewardess ................. .. Dick Winters ..,.......4,.... ., Admiral .,,..,.,,..,...........,. Harriet St. John . .... Winnifrecl Blaugh .....,. CAST Marian Mitchell, Director Directors: Barbara Ewing, Ann Sloan Leo McEvoy ,.,,.,.. ..,... . ...,, , Inspector . ...,. ...,..,., . .. .....,. .......,.,. . ,,,.........,,.,..,...... , . . Therese ....,...,.....,., . .,.... , Madame ,. ....., ,..,..,..... . . ..,.,RaIph Cesario ..,.,...Sally Vitary ,.....Joan Barrett ...,.......Dusty Loo .,..Janet Johnson ,.,.....Ron Marold , ,Donna Bender ,. ...,..,,, Bob Roth ,. ...Don Knutson , ,,... Janet Brown .Elizabeth Crabb ,,George Stubbs ...Skeeter Hahl .Karen Schunning ..Marieto Maness Monsieur de lo Croix ........,.....,.......,...,.............................,., ..,.. . ,..,.,..... J irn Beazell Window Cleaner .. ,.Worth Bruntien 2 Z Q Z9 fx l - 4 5 6 '36 I gb f '-v fl 'K e 'V ff? 3 - L ,W 5 I 5 N ia ,Nl 5. Q 73 Ll.. X 'M 'gin E ' ,Ra- W if sg , .fiilf 5 - 5 TsB'L.,'. if x ,W 'fs 5? ' 1. 8 'ww gt!! Q , 3 in 7 CW,, N Z fi ..4....,4w iff ml Els-if 5? 5 ,nmpw HEL. E59 W? f SHUT GU WAD FRESHMAN INITIATIO ' mmm 1 ' . , Y ' , , .,, .f a 4QgQ :vi Z f , , ,V L-1P,.gLg?'4, wx DRAGNET DANCE fi! EIL. f sv x 'jx I N cnmsnvms If av Q27 5 DANCE -, 1 Q- LXCN M P12 X H x 'Z v k l I Q : fx ll f ' YW- xk ,,,,f. , f .4 ' 96?50ij ' --A -, Q 00 I V -'- 3 ..11:...-gf 2 Zh E555 f s UXXW 6 CRB N W Q ff x4 I f x rl nl KJ- , PAT'5 PllE 'ew TRlPlE TRIO Derected by Mrs Hamnlton the group showed that they had done a lot of reheorsung by thenr splendid performance at the Christmas program Back row left to rught Grace Dorsey Nancy Coffin Karan Alen aus Front row left to rnght Nancy Sherman Vnrgunna Romnes Janet Johnson Connie Brubaker Marneta Maness Karen Schun nmg CAR0l BAND Thus group added a lot to the Christmas Splrlt Left to rlght George Stubbs Guy Cresap Jon Abrahamson Hal Huggms Gary Knutson Tommy Crouch 444 f Jie ORCHESTRA gf-'flltll Q Under the direction of Mr De Marco the Cheyenne Mountaxn Hugh School Orchestra had a busy year The group gave excellent dent body and entertained during the graduation exercises performances for the P.T.A., stu- BAND yfg 'X 9 'Wulf' kr. Thanks to Mr De Marco The band added a lot of spurlt to both hockey and basketball games The mem bers parhclpated m the Colorado College homecommg parade en tertamed the school wnh a special Chrlstmas program gave a concert for the PTA and attended The State Musuc Feshval an Pueblo FTA The Future Teachers of America is a new club organized and sponsored by Miss Morrow Back row left to right Ralph Cesario Karm Alenius Bar bara Ewing Lois Adams Donna Bender Front row left to right Rae Ann Shet lar Miss Morrow Sue Nelson Beverly Bolton E 2 TYPING CLUB As a newly organized group, the Typing Club, has aided the school in many ways, such as the printing of the Iunchroom menus for holidays. lt is sponsored by Mrs. Chicklis. Back row, left to right: Virginia Hahn, Bunny Cousins, Pat Jones Darla Stacey, Phoebe Tyler, Jo Anne Sherman, Bonnie Wilson, Ann Rosentreter. Front row, left to right Betty Tyler Ruby Parsons Jeannie Brown Joan Barrett Rita Thompson Carol Otto nn-nl AUDIO VISUAL Mr Patterson spon sored the audio visual group They were a big as pervlslng all audio visual activities Back row left to right David Ohashi Ron Marold Laird Miller Bob Estill Ralph Cesarso Front row left to right Tommy Crouch Gordon Sey fried Bill Lamberson .lim McGarvey George Stubbs Mr Patterson LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Sponsored by Mrs. Camp- bell, this group did a good iob helping out in the library. Back row, left to right: Lynn Gold- water Connie Brubaker Barbara Mor ris Mrs Campbell Nancy Vaughan Sue Nelson Linda Jewett Eileen Magno Front row left to right Cecilia Whnttman Elizabeth Cresap Shir ley Allen Sally Johnson Peggy Jewett Carol Lee Lash Absent Claralynn Lewis Beverly Bolton I . I . . I . Z .. . I . I . h I I I sistance to the school by su- , . I . .I I . . I . , . U I I I I ' . I . I . I I t 'V- 4.4, is-f Ou? My X52 CHESS CLUB Sponsored by Mrs Champbell the Chess Club played several matches wrth Mann Hugh Back row left to right Jerry Herron Kent Nelson Jack Barney Front row left to rrght Joe Hatten J D Rennert Bob Reece Scott Nelson CHIEFTAIN STAFF Sponsored by Mrs Phullups the Chieftain Staff did an excellent 'ob In get tmg out the school paper Back row left to rnght Dusty Loo Jam Romlnes Susan Baker Barbara Estnll Joan Johnson Darla Stacey Front row left to rught Kay Crouch Ann Rayburn Sue Nelson Phoebe Tyler Vt NHTION QL HONOR OCIETY li ef 9. -'11 4s LSL Claralyn Lewus l Sally Vlcclry George Stubbs Gordon Seyfrned Our charter as the Cheyenne Mountain School chapter of the Natlonal Honor Socuety was granted In 1951 Membershup IS based upon scholarship service leadership and character Candidates ellglble to electron must stand nn the 'Fnrst thlrd of their respectuve classes and shall have spent at least one year at Cheyenne The National Honor Socnety offers S10 OOO each year nn scholarships to outstandnng members selectuon beung based upon a gen eral aptitude test Ann Sloan l si ' L C Q li b S' ORTS 19 ffum C9 J un Q12 BASKETBALL ,pb flag' SCORES A-Ia? s tr: Led by hugh scorer Worth Bruntlen and captaun Merlln Amm the lndlans finished an other successful year by fmlshung thurd In the Plkes Peak League The team compiled a record of ll wms 10 losses whtch was good enough to qualify for the Class B Dlstrlct Tournament held at Lmon Although eliminated In the flrst round of the tournament the team us to be congratu lated on sts outstanding spurut and team ploy Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne Cheyenne St Marys V Calahan Manitou St Marys Monument V C C Vlctor Penrose Manitou Monument Fountam Boone C C Vlctor Penrose K f Q' x 1. Q -as.. ' . Q WWI, I 49 . T '-KA J 1 39 F s 4 49 4'I ' 42 . . 39 50 F S Cheyenne 53 Fountain 54 . .- ' . . . . . . . - 41 .. . . . . ' 36 ' ' 44 . . , I . . 50 . . . . I 51 . . . . . 43 . .- ' xf HOCKEY Ron Marold Lanrd Muller Skeeter Hahl Joe Hutchlson Chuck McLaughlin Tom Crouch Bob MacDonald George Beardsley Dale Smuth Dusty Loo Eddie O Kane Guy Cresap Don Knutson Bob Chamberlam Don Osterfoss Ken Davls D Bob Woodward Mgr Bryant Grlffuth Mgr Frazzled nerves and nail bltung reached a new hugh thus season as Cheyennes hockey team came wnthln four goals of regcnnnng the posntlon of league champnons so famllnar In days of yore Fughtlng down to the wnre Coach Chamneys players emerged In a first place tle wnth the Terrors only to lose the play off game 4 l Another near mnss occurred when Tom Crouch broke the old scoring record of 38 polnts only to fumsh 40 41 behund the Terrors Bucky Relnknng Special honors also go to Bob MacDonald thus years captaln and to Ron Marold MacDonald was named by the Colo Sprmgs Quarterback Club as Cheyennes Player of the Year Marold besudes posting a stungy 'l 8 goals per game average received l4 stitches whale defendmg hrs goal to brmg hus total to 26 Guy Cresap and Tom Crouch loaned Ron Marold as Cheyenne representatuves on the All League Team G G C . C J 5 C C C C C C W W M ., C D C ' D Q D ,Q X FJ NB, YOUNG AMERICA HOCKEY Huskies Thnrd Place Heavyweughi league 'ff' Barons Second place Lightweight National Maroons Thurd place Lightweight Natlonal Aces Second place Lightweight Amerncan Beavers Third place Lightweight American , , 4 1 ' if 'f mmm., K5 :wages 'Nw Q M v :j,i3 s QM, 21 uQ A191 'P l 3i .1 x K-X Pictures Courvesy of T O Johnston 5' .t GIRLS ATHLETIC CLUB The Gnrls Athletic Club under the able spon sorshtp at Mnss Dyer has conducted an extensuve program of basketball volleyball swumrnmg bowltng and tteld hockey The GAC also sponsored sox cheerleaders who were largely responslble for the sharp ruse an attendance and school splrnt at basketball and hockey games Joan Barrett FIELD HOCKEY Mary Jane Hnnckley Sally Vlcary I Marueta Maness GAC OFFICERS Ginger Romnes Claralynn Lewns SPORTS DAY I . .Q , W 4 . I . L . - . , I I I I . I , , X , . 0 l l' ' ll A v ,Q x x , - ' T wt 4, , l ,T ,s,A-, - A , W . l .A 4 W T tt r xktff 'i , 1.7 . 1 r , . .Q 5 5 Q i x Y A A 4' , 5 A V5 Q '0 Voir O SKIING Judging from the number and brllluonce of Monday mornlng sun burns seen around school skung has become the weekend actlvuty of a great many students The season began as usual around Thanks glvlng and promuses to extend well Into May There have been few nnlurles thus year the outstandmg exceptlon being the case of Poor Ginger Romnes One of the hnghllghts of the season was the trlp to Aspen during Chrlstmas un whnch enghteen Cheyenne students took part Although skllng remalns an unottlcual sport more and more people are funding that snow IS good for more than snowballs 'hiv' i .41-lx KL A fp i t R G f ' f- ,Lg AMERICA'S MOST COMPLETE RESORT is a playground for the students of Cheyenne School . . .where you may ice skate, swim, dance, and ride the year around . . . too, our drugstore is the sugar bowl for after-school snacks . . . ? 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