College High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Greeley, CO)

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key gfllb from row-left to right Dr Donald Chaloupka Kerth Shaw secretary Dale Shaw pres: dent Roland Tollefson vlce president Stanley Kerns Second row Dave Larson Ruchard Tlsdel jerry Anderson treasurer Kelth Maller Bob Matchell Absent Paul Burley Natzomzll-lorzor Samfly Front row 'eft to right Bobetta Holmes Bob Mitchell ludy Noel Dlle Shaw Margaret Wolfe Second row Bonmc Weltzel Paul Burley Bull Freeman Kenth Shaw janet Hostlck Quzll A Scroll Front row len to ngnt Kathy Robertson Sharon Barnett lanet Hostnck joan Fnrestlen Second row Margaret Wolfe Bonme Wenzel Bobetfa Holmes Anna Fry

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Debate Team row: 9 ng , , wp A r -.f H, , g i .Si ,QM ., ,' N.: A . , ' A Front row-left to right: Don Kopp, Anna Fry, Richard Tisdel. Second Ned Ashby, jane Holley, Sharon Kirby, Bruce Muhr. 'Vafivmzl flarmsic Hague Front row-left to right: Bonnie Weitzel, vice president, loan Fire- stien, Ned Ashby, jack Worthing, Second row: janice Wilcox, jane Holley, secretary, Anna Fry, Mary Alice Munday, Francine Quammen. Third row Mr. Donald Holley, Bobetta Holmes, Bradley Miller, president, Bob Mitch- ell, Kathy Robertson. International Kclrzlizws 61116 This Page Sponsored by MAWSON LUMBER. Inc. Lumbcring Along Sian 1921 1130 Bunch Annu hm ll- J-0910 3 S- rg ,I Q l l 1 i Front row-lett to right: Stanley Kerns, Richard Tisdel, Ned Ashby, Dale Shaw, Ken Larson. Second row: Mr. Richard Perchlik, Anna Fry, Bob Mitcheli, treasurer, Bradley Miller, president, Mary Alice Munday, secre- tary, Kathy Robertson, vice-president. Third row: Ronnie,Cade, Keith fi Shaw, Paul Burley, Sharon Kirby, Bonnie Weitzel, Absent::Keith Miller, Francine Quammen, Carl Smith, George Wolfe.

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D A N C i is -i This Page Spoluond by l Erlckson s f qlower EL 2 1931 710 710 Thl xhScrenGeelcyColondn sonosr Ms Nor snor an T ch sqm RL 2 902-,b L l 0 I X loom' S ' TEH! -T- ,T-5 i Although we enjoy mony forms of recreotion os port of our school lite, we con irnogine none of these octivities which will p r ov e os rnemoroble os our donces. Some of these dcinces ore troditionolg they ore repeated yeor ofter yeor. But to us, ours were the prettiest queensg the music wcis better than it ever hos been or ever will beg the decorotions were per- fect. ln the poges thot follow, we will see our queens ogoin os they oppeored on those wonderful nights- ond moybe o king or two besides. And perhops we'll see ourselves there too, doncing in this, our. . . World Within a Warld