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

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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