Custer County High School - Broken Brand Yearbook (Westcliffe, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1953 volume:

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Came here in 19u8...Teach1ng shop II, and guidance ...Co-sponsor of our class...Gradu8t0d from Southeastern State College, Durant, Oklahoma. sponsor of the Junior class...Teaching physics, general science, biology, and physical education...Graduated from Lou- isiana Polytechnical Institute, Ruston Louisiana. Harold Stacy...Came here in l952...Soph- omore class sponsor...Teach1ng shop I, agriculture, general math, and algebra.. Greely, Colorado. Harold Ha1nes...Came here in 1952... Freshman class sponsor...Teaching busi- ness arithmetic, bookkeeping, and typing ...Graduated from East Central State College, Ada, Oklahoma. .Graduated from Colorado State College, 1042397 Chris Davison...Came here in l952....0ur sponsor...Teaching English, Dramatics, and speech...Graduated from Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, and at- tended Stephens College, Columbia, Miss- ouri Arlie Byer. . .Came here in 1952. . .Sponsor of the Junior c1ass...Teaching American government, American history, and home econamics...Graduated from Emporia Stat6 College, Emporia, Kansas. L99 SByb01do o oC9.m9 h6I B in 0 Q ocus' todian...He has our sincere thanks for helping us with the plays and prom. 5M v 1042397 Q ,Yrs S 1 RAYMOND SEYBOLD Nickname: Ray. Saying: Oh be quiet. Pet Peeve:Boys picking on girls. BERT!-IA MAE KATTNIG Nickname: Bert. Saying: Oh crumb. Pet Peeve: English IV, OOETTA KNUTH Nickname: Ode. Saying: Oh for crying out loud. Pet Peeve: English IV. DOROTHY COLLIER Nickname: Dotty. Saying: Creeps. Pet Peeve: High school. BERTH sro S G, , avi KATTN1 A N-P5 H-9 O QDETTK KNUT o S . LIE-Yi ,Bri COL 1042397 gmssm MP' JESSIE MAY LITTRELL Ni ckname : Sally . Saying: Ye-gads. Pet Peeve: Senior boys. ROBERT BAKER Nickname: Bob. Saying: Whatfs that in the adhead? Pet Peeve: Women drivers. TOM PAXTON Nickname: Tap. Saying: Which way is east? Pet Peeve: Mary Littrell. HAROLD ANKENMAN Nickname: Hair-oil. Saying: Take it easy. Pet Peeve: Women. Y LITTBEU' road OBERT RB R y .A be-em dbx BAKER GH HAROLD r ' 1042397 ALBERT KIDDER Nickname: Kidder. Sa ing: Never do anything I Y wou1d.n't do on abicycle Pet Peeve: Girls. MARGARET COMER Nickname: Babe. Saying: Gee Whiz. UDDER ALBERT K Pet Peeve: Certain people and the things they do. WESLEY COLVIN Nickname: Wes. Saying: Let's play hockey, Paul Pet Peeve: Women. CHESTER KOCH Nickname: Chet. Saying: Oh Corn. Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke. 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Rosa?-'Y DEGREE HIS 4 Z RY MABJORXE EMR - PAUL HONTGOME 1042397 OBEBQ FELUMAN R ROBERT FELDMAN Nickname: Feldman. Saying: I reckon. Pet Peeve: Girls. HELEN MILLARD Nickname: None. Saying: Oh crumb. Pet Peeve: Speech. JOE MARTINEZ Nickname: Jo-Jo. Saying: Oh well. Pet Peeve: Women. ADA MAE AUSTIN Nickname: Auzie. Saying: Oh sugar. Pet Peeve: English IV, HEDEN will KRD JO is MARTWEZ ADP- ME KU5TIB 1042397 MP-BLESS GODW H1 MARLENE GODWIN Nickname: None. Saying: You-all. Pet Peeve: Business Arithmetic WAYNE VAHLDICK , Nickname: Phil. Saying: Oh, fellows. Pet Peeve: School. FRANKLIN LANGSTON Nickname: Lucky. Saying: Did'ja see that? Pet Peeve: Teachers. 1041397 cfadd ,9 0Pl'eCff One warm summer day on the moon, in the year 1970, our chief scientist, Thomas Paxton was busy at work viewing the planet Earth, through his telescope. As he focused it on the United States, his attention was drawn to an island off the coast of California. Here he found Major Robert James Baker in command of a large troop of Marines. As a scientist, our old friend Tom has invented a super- interplanetary radio. As he talks with Major Baker,. he learns that another one of our former buddies is also in the armed forces. It is none other than Russell Lee Koch, Com ander of the U. S. Air Force. Speaking of the Air Force, suddenly a jet plane comes into view. Curious as to whom the pilot is, Tom uses his radio to get contact, and to his surprise, he found it to be our old classmate, Joe Martinez. After conversing with Joe about old times, he spotted Mar- lene Godwin walking into the Home Ec. Department of Texas Tech. Within a short time he learned from her that she was now teach- ing there. Not so very far away, our scientific friend spotted another old pal, Harold Ankenman, who has set himself up in business, and is now a very successful Registered Hereford Rancher. On a ranch near by he found Ada Mae, who is now married to a big cattle rancher. In case he is needed, Robert Feldman, a successful vet, is always around. As the telescope is focused northward, Tom finds that Ray- mond Seybold is still working in a saw mill, this time his own, in Silver Cliff. Finding so many of his old friends still around, the scien- tist decides to take a little trip back to Earth. As soon as he reaches Westcliffe, he stops in at the towns largest beer joint, of which Paul Montgomery is now proprietor. While talking to Paul, the conductor of the train through Westcliffe, Robert De- Gree, comes in for a few minutes during a ten minute stop. He talks Tom into going on a train ride with him. Their first stop lain Denver where they meet another old classmate, Margie Eakins who is running the world's largest baby sitting corporation. From her they learn that Dorothy Collier is to appear at Fitz- simmons Hospital with a professional dancing troup. As they talked to her, they run into one of the head nurses there, Mar- garet Comer. As they continued their journey, they stopped offai:Golden. Here they discovered that the old Coors Brewery had changed own- ership, and was now in the hands of Wesley Colvin. Now our old friend returns to the moon, and again takes up his work at the telescope. This time he focused it on Chicago, where he found Frank 'Lucky' Langston, the owner of a used car lot. Lucky said he was doing real great, selling some of those old '52 Mode1s'. He suggested to Tom that he look in on Chet Koch and his team of professional basketball players in West Virginia. He thanked him for the suggestion, and moved on. After watching the boys practice for awhile and talkingto their coach, 1041397 Chet, he went on to Washington D. C. There he met the World famous wife of the newly elected president, Adlai Stevenson Jr., who before her recent marriage, was our old pal, Bertha Mae Kattnig. While visiting her he heard that Helen Millard was now employed as Bertha's private nurse. As he was preparing to leave the scene of the White House, he met Albert Kidder, a special agent for the F. B. I., busy in- vestigating a case on communist spies. He explained his work to Tom, who then moved on to New York City, where he heard that Sally Littrell was now appearing on television. She had taken over where Lucille Ball had quit, and was enjoying her job im- mensely. Also in New York, he saw Odetta Knuth, now the head fashion designer at Saks Fifth Avenue. She had finally made it after years of hard work. As Tom turns from his telescope, his chief assistant, Wayne Vahldick, brings him bad news about their latest experiment on an easier meansof'transportation between Earth and the moon. He went to work with memor1esof'his old days at C. C. H. S. running through his mind. He knew that his friends were successful and without them, the world would be incomplete. .Sznior Cfadd Jwdfory The history of the Senior Class began in the school year of l9h9-1950 with an enrollment of thirty students. They were: Thomas Paxton, Presidentg Paul Montgomery, Vice-Presidentg Mar- gie Eakins, Secretaryg Raymond Seybold, Treasure, Jessie May Littrell, Reporterg Robert Baker, Kathryn Ryan, and Thomas Pax- ton, Student Councilg Wesley Colvin, Ray Ryan, Albert Kidder, James Ingersoll, Richard Hobby, Jack Hobby, Russell Koch, Robert DeGree, Franklin Langston, Harold Ankenman, Robert Feldman, Vir- ginia Hartinez, Bertha Mae Kattnig, Ada Mae Jennings, Odetta Knuth, Margaret Ann Comer, Frances Oelrich, Joseph Martinez, Luz Sanchez, Chester Koch. And for a swell helper through year, we were given, Miss Gertrude Yeakey, for Soon after the beginning of the school Austin, Elizabeth Marlene Godwin, Edward Bates, and out our Freshmen our Sponsor. year the Seniors initiated us and afterwards we were honored with a party given by the Seniors. In November we lost one of our classmates, Luz Sanches, but gained another in March, Nancy Bennett. We lost another pupil when Virginia Martinez, left us. One day toward the last day of school we teamed up with the Juniors and enjoyed an afternoon party together. And so ended our Freshmen year. As Sophmores, we started out with twenty-nine students, Frances Oelrich left us after a few weeks, but we were fortunate enough to gain Helen Millard, so our attendance stood the same. Thanks to Mr. Manatos, our sponsor, we presented two very successful assemblies, both original ideas of Mlkesn. r- , V ..,, HSL x .b. 1 . . I., .1-M .5- .CF - ,- Af- g,:.Q7 +5 4. 5 -wx 1, 1 -I ., - ,- jllf 1, K. 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Maxwell, Harold Ankenmang Mrs. Maxwell, Helen Millard, Connie Maxwell, Ada Austlng Betty Lou Maxwell, Margie Eakins: Wilbur Maxwell, Albert Kidder, Bern- adine Smith, Sally Littrell: Hercules Nelson, Franklin Langston, Mr. Moore, Raymond Seyboldg Mr. Marshall, Robert Feldman: Gregg Moore, Robert DeGree: Aunt lary, largaret Comer: Miss Blayne, Odetta Knuth. Bertha Kattnig, Marlene Godwin and Betty Jennings provided entertainment between acts. Our class rings Canother Major Event! were recieved in Jan- uary. We then started to work on the Junior-Senior Prom, super- vised by Mrs. Neef and Mrs. Marley. Our theme was 'Moon Light and Roses . To end our Junior year, we had a picnic at the Oak Creek Picnic Grounds. Afterwards, a few people drove home through Canon City. At the start of our Senior year we had 23 pupils left. Of course we initiated the Freshmen and we might add, they were swell sports. 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We the Senior Class of Custer County High School in the city of Westcliffe, and the State of Colorado being of sound and disposing mind and memory and not acting under fraud, or under the influence of any person what-so-ever do make, and declare this to be our last Will and Testament in the following manner: Margie Eakins wills her height to Rita Squire, now you can see more of the world Rita. Bertha Kattnig wills her gigles to Don Hartbauer, lets not see you so sober from now on Don. Sally Littrell wills her temper to Donna Hanssen, don't use it too often while riping out stitches, Donna. Marlene Godwin wills her sewing machine to Louise Chockley since we are now cooking, have fun Louise. Helen Millard wills her long hair to Joan Piquette, you get the job of brushing it now Jeanie. Ada Austin wills her horse-back riding ability to Miss Byer, let us not see you biting the dust from now on Arlie. Dorothy Collier wills her tap dancing ability to Elaine Coffee, be sure and wear tights Elaine. Odetta Knuth wills her office job to any of next years junior or senior girls, don't forget there's a little credit to it girls. Margaret Comer wills her cast to Dr. Pollard, I don't need it now Doc. ' Russell Koch wills his running ability to Robert Guild, now maybe you can catch Bernie, Robert. Chester Koch wills his ability of being so slow in getting out of the shower to Coach Amend, let's see you slow up Coach. Raymond Seybold wills his Chev. To Miss Byer, let's not see you hitching rides to school so often Arlie. Tom Paxton wills Mary Littrell to the junior and senior boys of next year, be good to her boys. Harold Ankenman wills his physics grade to anyone who wants it, don't use it to often kids or you won't pass. Robert Feldman wills his ability of getting along with the teachers to Miles Coleman, let's see you using it, Happy. Albert Kidder wills his ability of playing the piano to Wildra Walker, now you can quit pounding, Wildra. Robert DeGree wills his height to Jerry Piquette, now you can get a few rebounds Jerry. Paul Montgomery wills his height to John Stewart, now you won't have to stand on a box to kiss the girls, John. S Frank Langston wills his figure to Tom Cress, new you will have to get a girl, Tom. Joe Martinez wills his whiskers to Billy Lancaster, now you will have to shave more often. Bob Baker wills his stetson to Bob Koch, now your ears won't get cold, Bob. Wes Colvin wills his beer drinking ability to Mel Manning let's not see you drunk, Mel. ' W V hldl k ill hi bilit f fi hti it girls tgn3onaJoneg, dgn'tSget gooaman black e gs, ggnw h the We the Senior Class, will all lost articles, scratched furniture, and detention to the students of the years to come. ypgpe- nv--ai,-I-B-My ' ' W-H .-. x '-2Q3 '-4 142397 10 unior CEM!! ll mu: S-'ir-4 205' bb!!! Ep f-1 f-lm 0.0 so I-I3 O in Byer 0 iss n 53 on 51.0 'SE B III 3.13 'UO udp age: gg sm. 'QS as 'U H Cl is.: 3 Pa 1 ES - -DOG dado MQW A25 HOC 0031 Em ami 34:5 33:2 SS . f-U-P5 9-'UDB 900 UI-I-5r'l Q4-Q0 'HOU 352 F-or-l 'SBE pq QQ --IEE? 34-'Nr-I 05 Dil-1 E35 DSN:-I H230 mms 1042397 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We, stalwart Juniors glance reflectively back at the imprint we have branded on C.C.H.S. as timorous Freshmen we Joined the rolls with, Russel Berry, Miles Coleman, Kathryn Kidder, Wildra Walker, Carol Higgins, Mel Manning, Donald Sutcliffe, Forrest Johnson, Robert Guild, Donald Tesitor, Ronald Bate, Pat Eakins, Suzie Luthi, Lavada Claymen, Donald Hartbauer, Virgina Frye, Fern Stephens, Bernadette Stewart and Jerry Plquette, Offiers, for .the year were, President-Wildra Walker, Vice President- Donald Sutcliffe, Secretary-Bernadette Stewart, Treasurer- Mel Manning, Reporter- Suzie Luthi. Initiation was trying. More trying for the Seniors than us. We cinched that deal. They left that year. Instead of retreating the honorable Seniors of 1950 gave us a party, with food, too. As Frosh our assemblies were great--onlysang mslippin' Around' all during a half - hour session. Donald Tesitor dropped from the class membership when he entered the Abbey School in Canon City. Mrs. Frye sheoherded us through our Fresh year. Our Sophmore Officers of the class were Kathryn Kidder President, Carol Higgins, Vice President, Lavada Claymon Secretary, Suzie Luthl, Treasurer, and Fern Stephens, Reporter, during this 2nd year of high school we gained one and lost two, members. Jerry West became a member of the good ol' class while Donald Sutcliffe, and Virgina Frye dropped out. We gave the usal amount of assemblies on of which was quite successful, This was the minstrel we presented. After our first perform- ance at school we were asked to re enact it for the P. T. A. e Halloween Carnival. Mr. Manatos, our sponsor, was pleasingly, proud of our debut into the dramatics world. One of our social events was a picnic held at Lake Deweese. We also had a few KQUITE A FEWJ appointments in detention as well as receiving a verbal reprimands. Solid citizens, we,all together it was a great year. This year found us promoted to jrs. and we are missing some of our old timers, Jerry West, Fern Stephens, and Ronnie Bats, Russell Berry are not with us anymore. However Jams Ingersoll and Jack Hobby joined our class roll. Our Officers for the year are: Suzie Luthi, Pres. Bernadette Stewat, Vice Pres, Wllldra Walker, Sec.- and Pat Eakins Treasuer, Carol Higgins reporter: Miss Byer,sponsor and Mr. Amend is ce-sponson We all worked our fingers to the bone on the 'Jr. Work Daym and for several weeks we turned confectioner experts, made and sold candy. Our play 'We shook the family tree' has been presented and as we look back we almost wid it wasn't over with all the, troubles, work and fun that accompanied putting it on. KUndoubt edly Hollywood would like all seen our playl. Our main project now is Prom which we are all working and if all our plans work out far is a secret, but donlt be of us if some talent scouthad the Fine Jr. - Sr. Banquet and on. It is to be held in April it will be unusual. The theme so blue we've another year with you. 1042397 bU'li0I Typical of the Juniors, a hilarious time was had in pre- paring and presenting the play nWe Shook The Family Tree.n Miss Davison, our director, and Robert Guild, our assistant director, patiently molded twelve njubilant Juniors' into the Dolson family and their friends. Hildegarde Dolson, a teenage girl, fBernadette Stewart! was tired of being a nwallflower' and entered a debate in school, 'Should We Return to Proh1bition?' hoping to be noticed and thus invited to the prom. Without meaning to she gave the im- pression her father was an alcoholic. In the roll of Mr. Dol- son, Happy was not as his nickname implies, but a stern, short tempered man, who frequently lost it. Mrs. Dolson Kwilldra Walker! felt sorry for Hildegarde and arranged a date for her with Freddie Shermer C Jerr Piquettel who was a nice enough boy, but lhorror of horrorslg wore knickers due to his mother, Mrs. Shermer CSuzie Luthil. She cou1dn't for wouldn'tl real- ize that she was old enough to have a son in nlong pants.' Bob and Jimmy, Hildegarde's brothers and Ellie Mae, Bob's heart throb and her chum Jill, made life miserable for Hilde- garde by teasing her endlessl about her nbig date.u Sally, the younger sister lPat Eaklnsg stood by Hildegarde staunchly through all this. Donnie Hartbauer and Forrest Johnson took the part of Bob and Jimmie, while Lavada Claymon and Kathryn Kidder were Ellie Mae Nelson and Jill Smith. Hildegarde always seemed to do the wrong things. It seemed harmless enough when caring for little Paige Mason CCarol Hig- gins! one afternoon she gave her a pack of envelopes to play mailman with. They were Mr. and Mrs. Dolson's early love let- ters though, and Paige distributed them all over town. Mr. Shermer CMel Manningl Mr. Dolson's employer was very disturbed about the nalcoholic and love letter rumorsn that were circulating around town. So to proveiizwas just a little misunderstanding, Mr. Dolson invited he and his wife over to nmeet the family.n' What a mistake! Jim ie's electric wormer was turned on in the yard and worms were crawling everywhere. Jimmie and Bob had gone fishing and caught a four pound bass which they deposited in the bathtub. While the Shermers were sitting quietly in the living room Hildegarde came nscreaming inn Qwith beauty mud all over her facej about the bass in the bathtub. Then to top it all off, unknown to the Shermers, Freddie was a visitor at the Dolson home. He had Wsecretly borrowedn the trousers from Bob's suit to wear to the prom. He came bursting in the living room joyously waving the pants. Bob in his shorts rushed in after him and tackled Mr. Shermer thinking it was Freddie. To top it all off, the Shermer house was broken into and Freddie's watch stolen. The blame? On Hildegardel Who else? Freddie confessed it was he who took the watch to exchange for a 'long pants suit.' And Freddie and Hildegarde were the handsomest fend happiestj couple at the dance. 1042397 S10 omore 0555 F2 3,2520 SSE? H sem a Q Q Q df-4 gd-colin 2 W. Q QU 540 52 Q P QS 'ff maim .age 2 :QD r-Il-IO 0 ,M C!-1-I 3:02 esim OU 0 Fa 2 lh -I-3 -I-'P ttrell, Louise SECOND ROW: Cowan, Hobby, F L1 ar? 2 .Il '25 A .5 Clie-I W E A B550 P E-I QMS H DM CQQQIO dll:-1-I 00 Q dm -1-lm Q gin? 5 .W Q55 F-I 0 as wp i E58G 1 Zefa 3 mfufa 1 E330 mmnm 5 .O 3 1042397 SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY When we enrolled as freshmen, there were twenty-two stu- dents. They were: Dale Ingersoll,, Lisle Morgan, James Hobby, Clarence Berry, James Patterson, John Cowan, Walter Erps, Dick Tomsick, Fred Blei, George Gutierrez, Emil Roy, Frank Baker, Sue Hardin, Cecile Knuth, Sonja Thorson, Donna Hanssen, Mary Lee Jennings, Mary Littrell, Louise Chockley, Deloros Kidder, Cath- erine Blei, and Shirley Stewart. Our class sponsor was Mrs. Russell Neef. Our Class officers were: President ---- Clarence Berry, Vice President - James Patterson, Secretary - John Cowan, Treasurer--Dick Tomsick, Reporter - Louise Chockley, Student-- Council members - James Hobby and Dale Ingersoll. In December we presented our first assembly. We sang songs, square danced and had a mock wedding. At Christmas time we drew names for a gift exchange. In January we lost George, and Mary Jenning, when she got married. We had our first party in Feb- ruary. It was held in the gym, and we invited guests. Wefiayed games and danced and had a good time. In March Sonja Thorson moved to Canon City. The Junior- Senior Prom was held in April, and the Freshmen girls washed the dishes from the Banquet. Some of the freshmen also rated invi- tations to the Prom. At the end of April we had another party in the gym. We started our Sophomore year with seventeen students having lost Sue Hardin and Cecile Knuth during the summer. Our class sponsor was Mr. Harold Stacy and our class officers were: President - James Hobby, Vice President - Delores Kidder, Secre- tary - Donna Hanssen, Treasurer - Louise Chockley, Reporter-- Mary Littrell, Student Council members--Dale Ingersoll, and Dick Tomsick. A During the first week of school we lost Shirley Stewart when she moved to Durango. Later, Evelyn Lane from Canon City, joined our class. We presented an assembly for the P. T. A. Christmas Program At Christmas time we drew names for a g1ft'exchange. Our class grew again when Betty Nelson Joined us, coming from Saguache. --Donna Hansson 2397 04 .Q 1 jELwmLMnen, aA6 U M35 000 091-4 BSS E 0 253 Cub 'f-an-IF-e gf-em HS 58 shoe 882- Qgmi ming igmh 5352 .M 8 EEQU M is -lblikgm SE 2 II-ID'-130 EQHS 0055-I WO EE-J -D 00 3.32 445114-455 QSSM do ,cz N-lr-I0-D 529530 WQQ-IE Swim 'SMH 55 as han 5 m 0 G 0 g5oh m3Nu mga- . .NES 5595 n E4 'FIU CDWPIO 55Q5 M Shih Jdhn Stewart, Billy Lancaster, Bobby Barnhill HTG: ed Not Pictur N 1042397 FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY At the beginning of the term there were twenty-four stu- dents enrolled in the freshman class. They were: Bob Barnhill, Max Berry, Elaine Coffee, Sandra Coleson, Tom Cress, Marjorie Dieckman, Anita Feldman, James Green, Jon Jones, Lorene Kelling, Betty Knuth, Bob Koch, Kenneth Kuster, Billy Lancaster, Delores Lovelace, Beth Ann Haag, Marvin Miller, Teddy Oelrieh, Jeanine Patterson, Joan P1quette,Billy Roscoe,Rita Squire, John Stewart, and Regina Youngs, but we lost Max Berry, Beth Ann Haag and Delores Lovelace during the first semester. . The class officers Are: President - Jon Jones, Vice Pres- ident - Anita Feldman, Secretary - Sandra Coleson, Treasurer - Teddy Oelrich, Student Council members - Billy Lancaster and Elaine Coffee. The seniors gave a party for us after initiation which we enjoyed very much. We gave the Christmas assembly in which every one took part. It consisted of a play written by Rita Squire, songs, dances, and a short comedy. --Anita Feldman ,, .,,,, , N ,..,s -1 4 '1 E 9? 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Basketball Schedule December 5 Westcliffe--Abbey December Westclifte--Cotopaxi December Weetoliffe--Climax December Weatcliffe--Cotopaxi January 8 Westcliffe--Buena-Vista January 1 Westcliffe--Abbey January 2 Westcliffe -Fairplay January 3 Westcliffe--Climax February Westcliffe--Cotopaxi February Westcliffe--Buena Vista February Westcliffe -Fairplay February Westcliffe--Cotopaxi 2397 104 .gaagefgaf The Bobcats of Custer County High School did well under the superb leadership of Coach Clifford Amend. The record for the year so far is six wins and six losses. In the conference games we won three and lost five. we also played four prac- tice games, winning three out of the four. The Bobcats had eight lettermen back from last year: Wes Colvin, Chet Koch, Joe Martinez, Bob Baker, Bob DeGree, Russ Koch, Raymond Seybold, and Paul Montgomery. At the end of the season we had twelve. The new letter men are Wayne Vahldick, Tom Paxton, Jerry Piquette, and Donald Hartbauer. The B team also had a very good season with seven wins and three losses. The UB' team shows great prospects of bring- ing a championship to the Bobcats in the future, although, we have only two returning lettermen, Donald Hartbauer and Jerry Piquette. , We will have a new gymnasium next year so we hope the team will initiate it in the right way. we hope that Coach Amend will stay and help coach a championship team. V,v.1n--v,:N- , - r Y- - 'V I . f V VLAA4 2397 104 CHEERLEADERS: Bernadette Stewart, Tiny Kidder, Suzie Luthif STUDENT COUNCIL Two representatives from each class and the president of each class form the student council at C. C. H. S. Officers of the council are elected from these representatives are Suzie Luthi, President: Donnie Hartbauer, Secretaryg Elaine Coffee, Treasurer, Billy Lancaster, Reporter: Marlene Godwin, girls' athletic representativeg and Wesley Colvin, Boyfs athletic' representative. , In addition to routine business, the student council this year helped in the drive for new warm up suits for the basket ball team. -ZI'-3I Z1-K-2H1-3! II H 2S-Ii-l!- HOBBY CLUB The Hobby Club was organized this year by two of our new teachers, Clifford Amend and Harold Stacy. This year Ada Mae Austin was elected President, Bertha Kattnig, Secretaryg and Bob DeGree, Treasurer. Many useful projects in leather, copper, and plastic have been completed. 2397 104 PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: Elaine Coffee, Pat Eakins, Lavada Claymon, Kathryn Kidder, Willdra Walker, Carol Higgins, Margie Eakins, Marlene Godwin, Jeanine Patterson. SECOND ROW: Rita Squire,. Dorothy Collier, Helen Millard, Donna Hanssen, Catherine Blei, Betty Knuth, Marjorie Dieckman, Anita Feldman, Joan Piquette. THIRD ROW: Teddy Oelrich, Kenneth Kuster, Mary Littrell, Lorene Kelling, Betty Nelson, Regina Youngs, Sandra Coleson, Evelyn Lane, Louise Chockley, Tom Cress, Bobby Koch. The Pep Club of C. C. H. S. Has been under the able leader- ship of Miss Arlie Byer for the past year. Promoting enthusi- asm in school sports activities, has been our major project. Margie Eakins was elected to the office of President , Dorothy Collier, as Vice-President, and Lavada Claymon attending to the secretarial affairs and financial worries. Bernadette Stewart, Suzie Luthi, and Tiny Kidder were chosen as Cheer Leaders. And they set and held themselves as examples of co- operation and enthusiasm.for the Pep Squad. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club was started in the fall of 1952, with Harold Haines serving as sponsor. 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