College High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Greeley, CO)

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CLASS PRUPHEC s the Greatest Show on Earth See Gary How ard the strong man do has miraculous feats feast your eyes on Jnm Rudd the young man on the flyung trapeze Rudd uses the strongest nets nn the busuness And then there s The Great Bull Smuth most famous rung master snnce Clyde Sober was bltten by a leopard last week f if Thus was the clrcus barkers cry as heard by Mr and Mrs Jerry Hutton as they neared the Blg Top The curcus was the fnrst place the class of 55 was to go to begun thenr reunlon Jerry and Sue were also celebrating because of the mullon dollars Jerry had gust made on has hot rods Yes folks thus curcus of l965 IS the greatest curcus of the century Wnth us thus year as Claude Waldvogle the greatest elephant trainer thus sade of the Poudre Rlver Also Carol Trenary the famous bare back nder Alnce Hockaday wearlng one of her chlnchllla happened to meet Bull Dumler as they were wan dermg towards the mam tent Aluce soon found out that Ball as playmg basketball for a professuon al team but as at present out of the llneup be cause of a head mjury lt s just a habut Close behind Mr Dumler were Bull Oster Peckem Umv rsxty s top coach and Myrtle Harrus 1 FN ' 1 Q w O Come one, come alll Come to the big show. coats lgood advertising for her chinchilla farml, hr 1 ., - . - , 1 . . 7 . . I . . ,, . e . , I .I 24

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ff' QW! l 4-el 9 9 ...O 5 O wg.: C CLASS WILL We the Senaor Class of l955 beang of sound mand and able body do hereby wall and bequeatn the followang Donald Bell walls has strang bass to Dr Kang Leonard Benson walls has datebook to Marshal Fre meyer Clafford Benxel walls hs abalaty t get out of classes to Jam Huskey Jam Bessee wall has abalaty to run to Elmer Brunk Ann Browne wall her shorthand notes to next year s shorthand class Maybe they can read them Wanona Brown walls her Colorado twang to Maraanne Logan Shar Iey Calvm walls her school sparat and cheerleadang outfat to a future cheerleader Lola Cannmg wall her band unaform to Karen Dackey Norma Coon walls her dravang abalaty to Dravers Ed Class Al Davrs walls has mechanacal abalaty to .lon Oster lund Bull Dumler walls has loyang abalaty wath garls to Jam Alles Sally Ellnatt walls her curly haar to Lando Watwer Maruan Ewlng walls her top locker to Doras Werschke Rosle Freemyer walls her blue eyes to Pat Hettanger Lynda Golze walls her aatter buggang abalaty to Jam Nelson Jam Graff walls has baseball bat to lvan Walson so he can really sock that apple Myrtle Harrls walls her abalaty to get along wath the football boys and Mr Mankel to the Student Councal Jack Henney walls has red haar to Charlene Sandburg Eugene Hettanger walls has dravang abalaty to Cathy Rathbun Alice Hackaday walls the dead battery an her car to Carolyn Bell for her future car Good luck Carolyn Gary How ard walls has battang average to Johnny Bauer Jerry Hutton walls has pank cords to Ball Blcaar Cynthaa Kanago walls the skart she as tryang to make an Home Arts to next year s Class an hopes that they can fanash at Jack Kirk walls has abalaty to flunk tests to Allen Moffat Roger Llbsack walls has quaetness to Janae Nelson she may need t Pat Lehman walls her spectacles to Ronnae Franklan Lucalle Mackey walls the rocks an her head to Dr Gates to use as paper weaghts on has desk Shurley Magnuson walls her sangang abalaty to Natalae Kurzyna Sandra Mason walls her cheer leadang abalaty to Ball Carlson Bob Meyer walls has wrestlang abalaty to Ken Draeth Sue Mlgllore walls her short haar to Daana Hoff Slnrley Maller walls her daets to Norman McCroy Nancy Moody walls the gum collectaon an Mass Pogues waste paper basket to the next year s Socaal Studaes l2 class Carol Munday walls her musacal talent to her saster Mary Alace Ball Oster walls has fast ball to Le Roy Garcaa Jam Rudd walls has abalaty to get along wath Mr Kerns to Butch Eckhard Gladys Rusch walls her dravang abalaty to Ernae Andrade Laverna Schatz walls her tennas ball she never used to Martha Cazel Barbara Satzman walls her abalaty to blush at anythang to Kathryn Brown Blll Smulh walls ha bradge between a whodonat and howcomat to Mr Kerns Clyde Sober walls has wrestlang trunks to John Prouty an hopes that he wall do better an wrestlang than he dad Carol Trenary walls her heaght to lattle Maxane Schmadt an hopes she wall use at an the future years Lee Vueraw walls has swammang abalaty to has lattle brother Claude Waldvogle has nothang to wall he has to take at wath ham Maryann Wagner walls her Englash Chaar an the back row to Marvan Heambachner Julae Watwer walls her abalaty to get along wath red heads to anyone who rraaght need at Ball Wolfe walls has dravers lacense to Jam Alles so he can ga on dates legally Ball Wraghl walls hamself to all Cute elagable garls Eddae Vlgol walls has abalaty to wrestle to Bob Schmadt Lee Yahn walls has full back posataon to Ball Schaffer ' . . ji '. ' . . . ll, . ' l at .. I ' A ' ' l 4 fl V' I- ...fl I fs., ,,, 'xx I I A H .1 H I any gi? QQ 'Q Q f J - s Q 0 f E ag Q ' . . gl. . , 1 . 5 I I ' 23

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the mascot of College High's football team. The school has a good record this year-they have not lost a single game. As this merry group entered the Big Top, they were greeted by Roger Libsack, the police chief, who was keeping his eye on things. Next through the gate were Winona Brown and her kindergarten class. Winona is a splendid kindergarten teacher and soon will be promoted to the first grade. Just as the lights began to dim, Lee Vierow was seen taking notes on the circus for his story to appear in the Tribune. When the band swung into its first number, everyone noticed that it fea- tured Jim Bessee and his Booming Bass and Leonard Benson and Leonard's Loud Trombone. The ring master announced the first act. Ladies and Gentlemen for our first number Lynda Golze the girl with the flashing fins who was selected Mermaid of the Year will do a little swim for us The second number that was announced was Marvelous Maryann iWagnerl and her racing race horses straight from Kentucky She has quite a horse farm there near Lexington Immediately following Maryann Bob Pierre Smith kept us all in stitches with his latest ventriloquist routine The last act before intermission was the Dar ing Damsels on the Trembling Trapeze Their hair styles were the very latest done by Lucille Mackey who just received her certificate from Ramon in Paris During intermission many of the famous 55 graduates were introduced Good evening Mr Bell Ladies and gentle men this is the president of Bells Bells Incor porated the largest chain of stores in the West And here is Miss Julie Witwer the first woman mayor of Greeley Oh and His Honor Jack Henney who is still pounding the gavel as judge of the District Court We also have the extreme pleasure of having the rancher governor Gene Hettinger with us this evening Here are some more celebrities B ll Wright and his lovely wife Marilyn Monroe who are here filming the movie Dead Town e history of Greeley Well what do you know? Heres Pat Leh man the concert mistress for the Central City Symphony Orchestra and Carol Munday and Shir ley Magnuson who are here on a short vacation VX K tgjtxg. 'ff' 9 lk Q 2' T' N we C 5 tx at before they return to New York where they have their own T.V. show. Here are some of the athletes of the class of '55: Norma Coon who recently won the wom- en's tennis championship and Lee Yohn, the famous half-back for Notre Dame's football squad. The introductions were then interrupted by the ring master who announced the beginning of the second part of the Greatest Show on Earth. Bill Wolfe and all his Little Wolfes made a howling success of their act. Bill raises all his dogs in the kennel he established shortly after he graduated. Near the end of the show Gladys Rusch and Marian Ewing, the champion lady wrestlers, gave an excellent demonstration. After the circus everybody went for a midnight lunch to the Blue Bulldog the recentlv estab lished student snack shop Here they found the rest of the class munching on hamburgers and talking Laverna Schatz a lab technician work ing in Los Angeles was discussing the bad Cali fornia weather with Sally Elliott who is at the U S O in San Francisco They also learned that Bob Meyer the mortician who advertises a low cover charge was working very closely Rosie Freemyer now a breeder of tropical fish was trying to explain her favorite fan tailed fish to Nancy Moody a home demonstration agent and to Sandy Mason who is a housewife with twin boys' Clifford Benzel author was talk ing to Shirley Miller his illustrator about their latest book You Too Can Be An Atom Ann Browne a successful New York model was giving her opinions to Jim Graff on his Hazel Heartthrob column in the New York Times Ar riving late because of a flight were Allan Davis a pilot and Barbara Sitzman a stewardess both working for Pan American Airways Over in another corner stood Shirley Calvin private secretary Lola Canning a Jr High school teacher and Cynthia Kanago who invented platinum fillings for teeth all trying to catch up on old times Then Jack Kirk a commercial artist joined them to add his bit of gossip Because it was getting quite late and they werent so young as they used to be the class of 55 started to depart all of them very pleased with the achievements of their classmates Q, is Si is i ttiigf Q 5 t s 6 S '-T TY? -v -l'?'7 4'1- t c Q 9 k este i iii l E il E X l ,xl fi it is Sgt 'Thai 3.9.1--i n K I X V H 9 SX: is if 2. Q Fjtsiaiigc .x5+fRt i Kai c- t' A X . K . x es 1 i f 'J ' X 1 r . .iv Ax h, ,M , C , A Q L . t:.ptiesit..t - it. vtastfff at til Ph fs i fs fl , ' --ix l to 1 i jg 4 XXX f,C7 A t Q 59' if f s i7X,.'i., l ghftliN ,V A' r . . Q lf- ,- A ities .z limi fttft Ywfi llfj C A 7 sl! -1 , ,J J f L I xt, xg ' KP K t 'll 1 Q A . , X 'S f r 5 ' N ,L ' ,AI , ,1 QlE'7'-Q,.l'- iMZ'fii.fiiiit,'ll?Q'itf.i.tlas Qtllgitt . rtfi-i1.wHw:?ts gatfs-hsis wig i, st.-s.tto.ii efwi ,strait i .bitt K K gr if Nl. S 5 tc, , gg , ' My l 5 fi' TL Q 'l ' ' l l LL - 4 ' l