Denver South High School - Johnny Reb Yearbook (Denver, CO)
- Class of 1946
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There is wit, sure enough, And romance, 'tis true. Slapstick-we have it, And tragedy, too. There are stars who must sparkle As bright as the day, And those who just twinkle ln a moderate way. E51 ' 1-115 . ,,A,sf-,- Qh.. , 3'- liz 'Hg ' We have good honest heroes That view with alarm The dark handsome villians Who distract with their charm. And each takes his part ln the play which unwinds: A tale so engrossing We can't miss a line! For sweet memory's sake, Let us turn back the page Of the play we've enacted On the South High stage. rea: ...,.,e-, -Joanie Shepherd. feafgnaezqf i , 1 , t ..-,xx .qv uf. x. , ,nb -in -'Q d x X I V V Zigi: ,5 'ff 'A ,gl L , wh Fl ff: rg, . R , X 1 ' J . ff 'S I A 1 1 Ep ? L P wigs, , 5-W, it . -,'fn' -' .- N -----.. wa! my an W ,,. ' ! k SW :,E .llz i QJEQMHHS iv mwigi wmwmwmm mm? DIRECTORS MR. RICHARD JORGENSEN, Assistant Principal MISS ROSA SCHODER, Dean of Girls Page I5 Miss Alfhild Alenius Mr. Vern Arnold Mrs. Louisa Arps Mr. Ralph Atkinson Mrs, Louise Aymer Miss Rebekah Baron Miss Jessie Bearon Mrs. Molly Benneit Mrs. Sara Blanch Mr, David Brainerd Mr. Frifz Brennecke Miss Helen Burnham Miss Vera Campbell Mr. Russell Casemenf Miss Agnes Clancy Mr. Robert Collier, Jr. Mrs. Odette Combs Mrs. Enid Draper Craig Mr. George Cropley Mr. Tillman Erb Page l6 Miss Rubymae Evans Mr. Earl Evans Miss Laura Fisher Mrs. Phyllis Fullmer Miss Irma Greenawalt Mrs, Charlotte Greenway Miss Eugenie Guindon Mrs. Marjorie Gunkle Miss Martha Haines Mr. Carlton Hall Miss Virginia Hammel Mr, Everett Hanel Miss Elizabeth Jacobson Miss Dorothy Jennings Mr. William Heagney Miss Ruth Heilman Mr. Walter Holcombe wr., , Mr. Clarence Kaufman Mr. Harold Keables Mr. Hal Kendig Page l7 Mr. Finis Kefcham Mrs. Eo Kircher Miss Barbara McBreen Mr. Francis McCuIly Mr. Warren McMahon Miss Harriet Meyer Mr. Frank Mielenz Mr. Wilford Miller Mr. Edward Mohr Mr. Roy Morris Mr. Elmer Mufh Mrs. Ruth Newlon Mrs. Katherine O'Connor Mr. David Owen Miss Mary Patterson Mr. Eugene Penningfon Mrs. Elizabeth Pesman Miss Helen Phelps Mr. Jess Randol Mr. John Roberts Page I8 Mrs. Elizabeth Roland Miss Jennie Rudolph Mr. Ren Shearer Miss Betty Shinneman Sgt. William Slay Miss Ruth Soper Mr. Henry Spangier Mr. Farnum St. John Miss Elizabeth Sfancliff Mr. Garnet Stone Mrs. Lela Strong 5531. Miss Edith Summers Miss Helen Tillotson Mr. Franklin Vaughn Mr. Sam Waldman Mr. Kermit Waln Miss Dorothy Wassum Mr. Edward Watson Miss lla Webber Mr. Leon Whitney Page I9 Page 20 M , 5 10- f Ni tis ui 4 ', A 3' f 'S Q M ag 1 psig. I .uf gs ,a ., . S. ,,.. a ,, ,.,., 2 ,, 5 ff .,.., Q X, .,., , ff- Arthur Williams 3311:-Q I, COUNSELORS MR. EDWARD MOHR MR. WALTER HOLCOMBE MISS ILA WEBBER MISS ALFHILD ALENIUS 'M g-1. 5- ' .. . : - ' .Q W Tiff V, , at .Q .Qu A JL., 1. ,-A 1 . 311' ,- ,. V--, 1 1. g. W1-031593 . 1.1 .- . ' -A 5 ,. N1 1 1Vf-19,1 -af -, VV :, -L-5-'41, is uvly P' -I , .. , V, , ..V' V ,-, --nh -1.1 11... : g'5f.yv -VE. , I g-1 Q C ' ' -V ' -1- ,Q '42 :V ,. 1,? W?f' .z J cz - '-.-. utz? V V. .1 -1- HV :: V. 2. -.2:V . ' , . .., . . - ,1,..,v, 41,1 I ' Pfi b mlxfspy-Y if -v-.xiwve--r mi l-'lf hr- 1 , . A . 54'-f . 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Some of the students who are admitted to Triple S in llB stay in the club during their entire junior and senior years. Membership is on a yearly basis. lf, at the end of the school year, a member hasn't maintained his high average, he is automatically dropped from the club. This organization is the only one at South which has the privilege of meeting during school hours, These meetings are held monthly, and special assemblies are presented by Triple S through the year. Page 21 First Row: Henry Dusterdick, Anita Wade, Dorothy Mentor, Magdelyn Stucki, Byron Haastedt, Bill Loettler, Don Burdg, Chuck Payne, Jerry Robertson, Mel Spurlin, Dick Clark. Second Row: Ray West, Virginia Brittenham, Anna Carlson, Pat Miller, Gertrude Clegg, Earl Gentry, Carol Strong, Esther Anderson, Gene Burgesser, Virginia Howell, Bill Dwyer. Third Row: Bob Boggs, Pat Ericson, Yvonne Bowman, Margaret Elliott, Barbara Moncrief, Andy Anderson, Floranne Hottmeister, Delores Carlson, Madge Wells, Jack Dwyer. Fourth Row: Helen Drapp, May Bolt, Norma Nelson, Laurene Gill, Ed Flannery, Sharon Todd, Carrol Jantzen, Dick Woodsome, Don Cottrell. Page 22 SQUARE DANCE CLUB Swing your part'ner 'round 'n 'round, till the hull of your foot makes a hole in the ground! This and many calls similar to it are heard at each meeting of the Square Dance Club. The dances, with the girls resplendent in their long full skirts, and the boys in their levis, loud shirts, and wild kerchiefs are really something to seel At the beginning of the year, they went over the fundamentals of square dancing, and after learning them, went through the various dances. Back and forth they swung, trying not to stop and ponder what to do next, because if they paused for even a moment, they would find them- selves in quite a tangle! The officers are elected by the members and hold meetings every so often in order to take care of all the business of this new and fun-loving club. First Row: Tom Grinstead, Dale Wolter, Jack Stoddard, Don Andrews, Perry Harris, Don Burdg, Berwin Davies, Jack Ter Borg, Jack Woods, Gerald Bath, Don Anderson. Second Row: Bob Wolf, Bryce Johnson, Don Worsley, Ralph Reed, John Searcy, Jim Popejoy, Jack Lynch, Art Knott, Jim Blaha, Third Row: Paul McMullen, Jim McMinaman, John Kirpatrick, Harry Temmer, Tom Lindemann, Newt Stratton, Dave Yates, Jim Karbafsch, Leo Nassimbene, Bob Overstake. S CLUB One of the most difficult clubs to belong to is South's S Club for boys. ln order to become eligible for membership into the club, a boy must first earn a varsity letter in any sport After earning the letter, the prospective mem- ber makes an application for membership, A stiff iniation follows this, and after going through this initiation, each boy signs the S Club book, and becomes a member of the club. The organization meets on the first Tuesday of every month to discuss all business matters. Most of the business consists of planning so- cial affairs such as the Father and Son Night, the S Club Picnic, and the S Club Dance. This year the theme of the dance was S Club Shuffle. All of these activities are regular an- .nual events of the club. Page 23 Page 24 Row l: Tom Vincent, Bob Kline, Lee Pritchard, Frank McKibben, Mel Spurlin. Row 2: David Warner, George Beaman, .lack Gunderson, John McColm, Everett Statsny. Row 3: Mr. McCulley, Barton Ludeman, Don Rowe, Jim Bailey, Warren Cooper, George Gibson, Jack Cooley. Row 4: Milton Saunders, Paul Hill, Charles Russell, Dick Luek, Jack Strain. Throughout the high school years, the South Hi-Y seeks to accomplish its purpose, which is to create, maintain, and extend, through the school and community, high standards ot Chris- tian living. To achieve this, the meetings are made to be not only interesting, but inspirational also. To vary the programs, they have devotionals, debates, athletics, and other things of this type. At least once a month the club has a party ot some kind, and also, monthly, an All-City Hi-Y dinner is held. Here, the boys from other schools have opportunity to meet boys from South who have the same interests as they have and vice versa. The tour guiding principles of this club are clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and to sum them all up . . . clean living, - 3 s . . i A, 5 Row l: Neveta Jones, Marjorie Watson, Evelyn Nelson, Ruth Miles, Margaret Tiemens, Mary Anne Iverson, Rita Brittenham, Joan Rinker, Mary Bernard, Sally Jetfry, Leona Schemp. Row 2: Doris Imler, Jeannette Harris, Beverly Hartwell, Lorene Woodruff, Betty Joan Wolf, Carol Garten, Elene Jones, Joan Baker, Ruth Sutton, Row Rae Louise Bailey, Marilyn Douglass, Edith Kramer, Viola Van Patten. 3: Patty Scott, Paula Limbach, Pat Tillotson, Dorothy Rivers, Charlotte Avery, Mary Lee Leininger, Shirley Nelson, Mildred Magnuson, Dolores Rosenthal. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ln order to become a member of the C-irls' Athletic Association of South, a girl must obtain lOO points. This is usually done by entering one of the four major sports, speedball, volleyball, softball, and basketball. By coming to nearly every practice and playing every game each girl re- ceives lOO points. Each girl, as she becomes a member of the Association, is presented with a small purple and white S cut from felt. As soon as a girl becomes a member of the C.A.A., she starts earning points to be in the C-irls' Sports Club. After earning 750 points, each receives a large purple and white felt D, is automatically a member of the Sports Club, and may wear a letter sweater. A small gold D pin is given to those earning lOOO points and a cer- tificate to l2OO point winners. Other sports besides the four major ones are table tennis, tennis, badminton, and swimming. Page 25 1 First Row: Barton Ludeman, Raymond McDonald, Tom Roope, Gerald Johnson, Stevens Girault. Second Row: Miss Guindon, Margaret Hunt, Joanne Helmsworth, Elaine Stitzer, Frances Johnson, Dick White. Third Row: Mary Pfleiderer, Beverly Tanner, Barbara Dougherty, Winifred Peterson. Fourth Row: Ann Meriwether, Wilma Turnage, Dottie Jac Johnson, Barbara Holbeach, Elinor Johnson, Barbara Lines. S. P. Q. R. LATIN CLUB Gallia est omnis divisa in partes tres. To anyone who is a member of the Senatus Populusque Romanus Latin Club, this phrase will be extremely familiar. The meetings of this interesting organization are held in Room llO, on the second and fourth Thursdays of every month, and this year have been centered on Rome and its contributions. S. P. Q. R. differs from other language clubs, in that it is extra-curricular. S. A. C. BOWLING CLUB Strike! My gosh, l've finally made a strikel 'll l was beginning to think l'd never make it. What a thrill it is to watch the ball roll down the alley and knock all the pins down. Although strikes are rare for beginners, the girls in the Bowling Club have a grand time. Business meet- ings are held on the first Monday of each month and bowling sessions are held on the three follow- ing Mondays. - First Row: Jean Thompson, Marilyn Anderson, Linnea Anderson, Dorothy Rockwell, Second Row: Barbara Anderson, Neveta Jones, Leota Jones, Margaret Witting, Rosemary Parks, Mary Lou Flannagan. Third Row: Elaine Turnquist, Shirley Weidman, Phyllis McMullen, Gloria Brown, Allene West. Fourth Row: Anne Argall, Shirley Hawkins, Jackie Powell. Page 26 X J gm? Pg in x. .X xx ,f PNP iw ,il 9-Xi' 6 ci, 3 First Row: Jean Thompson, Ruth Stone, Dee Kauder, Peggy Farnsworth, Barbara Beeler. Second Row: Rosa Haskin, Arlene Allen, Nancy Fresen, Donna Belcher, Jill Jordan, Mary McKibben. Third Row: Louise Nigey, Gloria Brown, Margaret Witting, Barbara Harris, Evangeline Ver Lee, Joyce Beall, Miss Hammel, Fourth Row: Mary Helen Parrish, Mary Ptleiderer, Elaine Cannon, Bettye Fraser, Carol Garton, Charlotte Avery, RIFLE CLUB Hey, kids! Just call me Sharpshooter Jones? A whole new vocabulary is used down on the range on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. Also strange, at least to the masculine domain, are the speakers, for though they are dressed in jeans, there is a definite feminine air about them. The idea down there is to shoot at a target where ten bulls' eyes repose, and to make the ll Arlene Peterson, Roy Chelf. highest score possible while lying prone, sitting, kneeling, and standing. Awards are given to Pro- Marksman, Marksman, Marksman First Class, and Sharpshooter. As proficiency increases, bars are added to the Sharpshooter award. Membership is determined by names drawn from the traditional hat. In this way, each one of us Southern gals has a good chance to become a lead-slinging wonder? sz 'v.flfx 'f Z,--v i ..f'-.A- . First Row: Vera Boulton, Anita Wade, Betty Beresford, Leona Lawrence. I Second Row: Margaret Elliot, Barbara Moncriet, Margaret E. Elliot, Beverly Rice, Elaine Kopecky, Third Row: Georgia Michel, Shirley Adams, Carol Junker, Dorothy Deel, Earlene Hanson, Ruth Ericson, Lorraine Wilson, Roy Chelt. Fourth Row: Frances lsenhart, Joan Hanlin, Bettye Fraser, Jeanne Swift, Jackie Moser. t Page 27 First Row: Carol Anne Veasey, Barbara Johnson, Shirley Fairbanks, Doris Cathey, Elaine Kopecky, Lois Woody, Kenny Neff, George Rupert, John Wallace, Jerry Deegan, Don Hightower, Louise Anderson, Bob Howard, Charles Bozett, Frances Hoskin. Second Row: Billie Anna Colvin, Frank Bender, Kay Tetft, Joan Shepherd, Frank Taylor, Marie Berich. Third Row: Norma Nelson, Fred Henkel, Ruth Stone. Fourth Row: Dori Walton, Shirley Halcomb, Barbara Miller. Fifth Row: Joyce Mosbarger, Dorothy Deel, Betty Berggren. Sixth Row: Mary Stewart, Betty Lou Phillips. Seventh Row: Dolores Boulton. SPANISH CLUBS Muchas Gracias! Ot course this isn't the way to start writing on the two Spanish Clubs, because everyone knows what Muchas Gracias means. There should be some deep, mysterious-looking words that only the advanced Spanish cl-asses would be able to read. ln Spanish 5, 6, 7, and 8, all ot the members learn to speak a little more Spanish and some become very good indeed. Emphasis is given to conversation in both clubs, although reading and the fine grammar points are taken up, too. Although some ot the students did not learn to speak Spanish as well as others, they had the pleasant experience ot learning a new language. To the teachers ot both classes, then, go the words we all can read and understand . . . Muchas Gracias! First Row: Keota Burroughs, lla Lee Konrad, Jean Sawyer, Virginia Wyatt, Bill Newell, Pat Rupert, Duncan Orr, Pat Lines, Charles Hughes, Beva Swanson, Margaret Rudder, Betty Stenmark, Howard Ewy, Lorraine Taylor, Second Row: Imogene Wilhite, Beverly Adams, Ellen Glee Litherland, Shirley Gesner, Zoe Masten, Dorothy Aldrich, Betty Lovett. Third Row: Janet Keith, Eileen Bartlett, Sharon Tudor, Billie Nicola, Margaret Lee, Pat Huling, Phyllis Long. Page 28 ll fTN XQX YQ ' .f ir at if 9 if SC!-C -Man yy XX First Row: Virginia Jennings, Jody MacFarland, Cherry Wenzel, Harriet Hardaway. Second Row: Barbee James, Barbara Johnson, Mrs. Combs, Phyllis Johnson, Martha Cambers, Gerry Shears. Third Row: Joy Sylvester, Carol Van Law, Mary Deranfeau, Willa Hatcher, Lois Twombly, ' FRENCH CLUB Parlez-vous Francais? In our three years at South, we have an excellent opportunity to be- come well acquainted with the fascinating French language. French is fun. In L'Acadamie Francaise, which is a class run like a club, the study of the language is pursued by studying French customs and litera- ture. At the end of the year, a dinner fete at a downtown hotel completes the work. Charmant, n'est-ce pas? GERMAN CLUB The purpose of Der Deutsche Klub is to further the members' knowledge, firstly of the German language, especially its use in everyday conversa- tion and secondly of Deutsche Kulturkunde . . . i. e. the knowledge of German civilzation in all of its manifestations including science, art, and music as well as language and literature. The club meetings consist of programs pre- pared and presented by the German students. .ray S Q. 5 y a 7 xlslxf V' . T 'wily ill --'Qs 4 J ks TTTTT Xwf ,fy nf ,XA 'Al-if First Row: Arnold Kachman, Phillip Gaubaugh, David Brennan, Virginia Wilson, Beryl Crblom, Wayne Thompson, Mary Kopack, Evelyn McCray, Harold Hutson, Marvin Maus, Richard Rausch, Bill Grubbe, Allen Newmain, Bill Satterwhite, Second Row: Helen Cottrell, Bob Markwell, Jean Huddelston, Vera Haasa, Elsie Mosher, Elaine Smith, Lorraine Taylor, Connie Miles, Putney Smith. Third Row: Marjorie Fuller, Wilbur Sprenger, Jerry Pankow, Bob Wolf, Ed Parungo, David Gerwig, Walter Weld, Dorella Geist, Jeannine Tolliver, E. T. Lipscomb. Fourth Row: Mr, Kaufman, Bob Gunn, John Malvern, George Chapman, Don Thompson, Joyce Johnson, Ruby Jordan, Phyllis Dechert, Charlotte Howard. Page 29 Q., First Row: Beverly Brown, William Allard, Bill Newell, Arnold Gassan, Sherman Reid, Jerry Deegan, Ralph Crandell. Second Row: Mary Claire Grant, Charles Hughes, Keith Moser, Bill Braddock, Bob Rosnik. Third Row: Joan Shepherd, Marilyn Winter, Ellen Gale Mapes, Claire Huber, Lorene Woodruff. I. R. C. The International Relations Club exists not only in South, but in all the high schools in Denver. The club meets every other Tuesday night to discuss current international events. Subjects ranging from Russia to labor unions are dis- cussed, and every so often guest speakers are present. Each year an All-City l. R. conference is held at one of the high schools. SENATE l agree. l disagree. That is what is heard every other Wednesday night at this new and interesting club, Senate. T. V. A., Sub-Deb Clubs, and Science vs. Religion are only a few examples of the many and varied topics discussed. Not only are some of the important world problems discussed to the satisfaction of all mem- bers, but some of our school affairs as well. Membership is by invitation only. First Row: Rolin Dutro, Bob Collier, Pierre Hartman, Jerry Deegan, Mr. Erb. Second Row: Bryce Johnson, Robert Baker, Marjorie Moore, Jane Murphy, Charles Hughes. Page 30 f f Q I gifs . 1 FASTYQ. l First Row: Edith Mary Kramer, Mary Bernard, Betty Ruth Markwe'l, Joan Parker. Second Row: Helen Menter, Dorothy Menter, Maurine Fitzgerald, Esther Anderson, Rosine Craig, Lois Stehr, Third Row: Mary Ann Haines, Dorothy Twombly, Jo Ann Winans, Betty Nichols, Marjorie Thomas, Lorene Woodruff, Donna Liggett. Fourth Row: Gwen Bowen, Maxine Harris, Doris Beck, Marilyn Platt, Julia Eergner, Janet Black, Laurie Gill, Martha Cambers, Bertha Anderson, Juanita Johnson. GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves is an international organi- zation ot girls who are interested not only in personal growth, but also in what is Qoing on in the world and how it attects others. The Southern members ot this club meet every other week at South. Also a meeting with all ot the other Girl Reserves in the Denver high schools is held month- ly at the Y. W. C. A. . X f.,, , x , . . T J' l to ff- YL vis' J , if ip N. , N f i rf j i 5 . , .. .L tJ.X l .ew ' 1 79 13- .-.Q BIBLE RESEARCH CLUB Study to show thyself approved unto Cod is the motto ot a group ot thirty-tive girls and boys who make up the membership ot the South High Bible Research Club. The purpose ot this organization is to learn more about the Bible. Meeting each Wednesday morning, the mem- bers find time to enjoy parties and many out-ot- docr activities in addition to going into the deep study ot the Bible. First Row: Elma Duell, Fred Hershey, Robert Boggs, Ed Sieman, Wayne Armand, Robert Acker. Second Row: Mr, McCulley, Delores Swedell, Charles John Duncan, Rose Ann Black, Dorothy Hunt, Pat Becker. Third Row: Joan Laus, Adelle Alberg, Elinor Johnson, Barbara Holbeach, Alice Smit. Fourth Row: Mary Schols, Shirley Schwartz, Lois Lacey, Doris Baker, Frances Cunningham, Mildred Bobit. Page 3l First Row: Dick Bissell, Jack Dwyer, Charles Hughes, Earl Reum. Second Row: Sue Love, Margaret Hunt, Thelma Morris, Vesta Ball. Third Row: Renee Lucke, Madge Wells, Shirley Nelson, Marilyn Winter. FOLIO LEAVES As the only literary club which South can boast of, Folio Leaves is often mistaken for a staid, refined establishment with an atmosphere of yellowing pages and 51.75 words-yet to the members themselves, nothing could be more hil- arious than this misconception! At the Monday night meetings, manuscripts which have been submitted for entrance are read and voted upon, members' manuscripts are read and criticized, and special activities are planned. ART CLUBS There are two art clubs here at South. The Art Club and its auxiliary, the Art Service Club. These clubs meet during the week and discuss plans for visits to various studios in Denver. Speakers and instructors come from Denver University and talk to the young artists at some of their meetings. In the spring, the clubs give a tea for anyone interested in seeing the work done by the art students, not only in the clubs but in the art classes as well. First Row: Bob Brunner, Betty Coyner, Doris Collopy, Virginia Failor, Mary Anne Butler, Phyllis Lowe, Elda Geisert, Dolores Luthey, Jeannette Eberhardt, Dick Clark, Richard Hughes, Miss Fisher, Garrett Bickford. Second Row: Shirley McChesney, Glendene Miles, Joan Rinker, Jackie Mosier, Georgia Michel, Jo Ann Hanlin, Louise Anderson. Page 32 - .-N A, ': !1rtf1., x.. 'vimyvuh X 'W .2 1 :fi E 11 . .3 612' 54' ,1 Sl wwf, , '14 First Row: Christina Ferris, Dwight Hamilton, Tom Lindemann, Bob Cowan, Ralph Crandell, Second Row: Carolyn Nelson, Mary Ann Judge, Carol Garton, Bob Powell, Lothar Vasholz, Art Sorling. Third Row: Carol Van Law, Barbara Beeler, Dick Lueck, Joe Ratliff, Bob Day, Mickey McMullen. Fourth Row: Harriet Hardaway, Charles l-lasstedt, Roy Chelf. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of South is made up of the officers from each of the three classes . . . sophomore, junior, and senior, the three school officers, as well as most of the presidents of the various active organizations in school. This group was elected by the student body and therefore has the permission of the student body to see to it that there is cooperation and equal representation from all phases of our high school life. lt takes care of everything concerning the Purple and White day program. Without the Student Council, our Purple and White days might not be nearly the success that they always have been. Every one of us owes our sincere thanks and appreciation to this group of students for their able assistance in making our school a better place. Page 3 First Row: Lawrence King, Darrell Powell, Charles Sutherland, Dwight Hamilton, Clinton Gizen, Ralph Abelt, Gerry Knudsen, Pete Franks, Second Row: Hugh Burns, Don Gladum, Jack Tracy, Kenneth Hawkins, Tom Lindemann, Ben Caywood, Jack Speiser, Ray Att. SAFETY COUNCIL The Safety Council is an organization ot boys who are above average in their classes, in their ability to lead, and above all, trustworthy. The duties of the organization are many and varied. They are constantly patroling the hall, watching for misdemeanors, there is at least one boy watching the parking lot during all periods: they see that no one uses the wrong stairs during passing periods, they stand at the auditorium doors during all assemblies, taking care ot Movie Club tickets, and keeping general order in the audi- torium. Each member is identified by a white jacket with a purple and white disc on the right side, this disc having the name SAFETY COUNCIL inscribed on it in purple. lt is an honor to belong to a club with such a high standard. Page 34 i First Row: Ray West, Volney Taylor, Bob Powell, Elmer Parsons, Dwight Hamilton, Hugh Burns, Jerry Hopkins, Fred Devine, Second Row: Janet Beaber, Ellen Litherland, Susan Love, Arlene Sutton, Roy Emery, Bob Shaughnessy, Louise Dyer. Third Row: Jane Murphy, Betty Stenmark, Norma Olson, Mary Kaneaster, Tom Adams, Shirley Hageman. Fourth Row: Larry Wilkinson, Viola Franks, Jeannette Wirth, Evelyn James, Beatrice Miller, Paul Pritchard. SPEAKERS SERVICE BUREAU We have a representative ot Speakers Service Bureau here A . . How many times have we heard those tamiliar words here at South? The best ot our school's speakers who are taken trom the various speech classes trom this bureau tor the purpose ot letting the students know all about what is going on. There is a limit ot thirty members on the Speakers Service Bureau. ln order to belong to it, it is necessary to be recommended by a teacher who thinks you have exceptional speaking ability. The members ot this class, which is run like a club, are allowed much freedom. Research work tor various topics is being car- ried on constantly, Judging from the enthusiastic attitude ot the members ot the Bureau, it is one ot the most popular classes at South. ls: fins ,?E5 ., 3 : 5 . .IIQ T . , .I .:,: QS T ',- ', tbll F t . 3 V' g, it it S-'Q J, t,, ,,, ,gs , S 2 Q R .. , 1 ri K ' Egg, M Vguzui M sb., P f ' J 2 w i-: ' assess i i t, Q5 ,Q ll My i SQ at iw J ...s :wwf g...... se If 'T T ,Lt, ' S, I ' it ,co ggi , -22 an J' if all .,,:,.1. -..1:,- . --:,.. -,,. Joy PETERSON pvvicm HAMMON Page 35 First Row: Carol Richardson, Lorraine Novak, Virginia Brittenham, Betty Wirth, Frances Moss, Margaret Sikes, Ruth Stone, Rosine Craig, Betty Coyner, Margaret Rutter, Joy Peterson, Louise Moosdorf, Marilyn Hickle, Mary Ann Judge, Joyce Thompson. Second Row: Virginia Brickham, Barbara Miller, Martha Cambers, LaVergne Shedine, Donna Liggett, Marjorie Speth, Beverly Quinn, Gertrude Clegg, Shirley Halcomb, Corrine Fair, Berdie Epstein, Elizabeth Garton, Shirley Stimpson. Third Row: Marian Morgan, Virginia Schurch, Floranne l-lofmeister, Lora White, Mary Anne Pavela, Wanda DuBont, Magdelyn Stucki, Barbee James, Esther Whipple, Jerry Spencer, Dorothy Wasney, Levice Glass, Mary Kaneaster, JoAnn Hanlin. Fourth Row: Phyllis Johnson, Linnea Anderson, Mary Stoffel, Barbara Edwards, Arlene Allen, Pat Miller, Margie Miller, Dee Kauder, Donna Taggart, Katherine Andrus, Beverly Williams, Carol Bolinger, Leatrice Brunswig, Harriet Hardaway, Mary Oberg, Roberta Brashear, Doris Falls. Fifth Row: Evelyn Simmons, Ramona Schneider, Dottie Cook, Yvonne Bowman, Nyla Stone, Shirley Owen, Margaret Witting, Gloria Brown, Carol Strong, Gayle Bristol, Edith Kirchner, Arlene Maroney, Bonnie Braid, Carolyn Nelson, Shirley Wolfe, Betty Corcoran, Doralyn Wilson. Sixth Row: Mary Deranleau, Barbara Johnson, Norma Nelson, Doris Leddy, Beverly Sparks, Dorothy Deel, Peggy Smith, Pauline Sibley, Alice Thomas, Natalie Labbadia, Helen Stewart, Verna McArthur, Beverly Sheehy, Eileen Butler. Seventh Row: Bernice Williams, Carol Junker, Rosalie White, Earlene Hanson, Beva Swanson, Martha Calhoun, Janet Simpson, Beverly Frager, Helen Fowler, Bette Burks, Carol VanLaw, Jeanne Swift. PE P CLUB Have you noticed that every Friday our halls have an extra bit of color added to them? This is due to the purple and white uniforms worn by the Pep Club girls. This ever-popular group always seems to be working for the good of the school. Their annual dance which was held last fall raised the money to publish the booklet, Southern Customs. This booklet was issued to all incoming Sophomores. Page 36 They make flashers and sell athletic tickets for the football games, too. Football games are not the only place where the Pep Club marches. They are seen proudly displaying the new purple and white banner Cone of their gifts to the schooll at most of the downtown parades throughout the year. There are l5O girls in this organization and with the fine record they have, long live the Pep Club! First Row: Mel Spurlin, Dick Bissel, Ernie Alt, Thelma Morris, Chuck Hughes, Fred Davine, Ralph Crandell. Second Row: Ken Ericson, Bev Hunt, Carol Anne Veasey, Corlyn Elliot, Billie Nicola, Warren Dowler. Third Row: Jackie Mosier, Pat Lines, Arlene Torgerson, Joanie Brncic, Jeanne Hazelhurst, Jeannine Cowell. ANN UAL STAFF Amid the bedlam in Room 258 during the 7th hour, a poor innocent observer could look in and see the captions editors, Thelma Morris and Carol Veasey, trying to soothe literary editor, Joanie Shepherd, as she tore around shooting daggers from her Irish green eyes at everyone in general. Editor-in-Chief Ralph Crandell chewed his finger nails laboriously, while our sponsor, Mr. Owen, ranted and waved his hands in the air. Sports editors Bev. Hunt and Dick Bissell had slightly dazed looks in their eyes fbaby picturesll as Shirley C-esner and Pat Lines, art editors, smeared more lithograph pencil all over the place. Portrait editor Joanie Brncic, played safe by working a different period and faculty editor Beverly Brown followed suit. Photographers Mel Spurlin and Warren Dowler were kept constantly busy snapping candids and flirting with the girls of the annual follies. All this resulted in your i946 annual. Page 37 First Row: Stephens Girault, Boyd McClellan Bob Van Der Like Second Row: Mary Ann Judge, Ray Wirth, Dick Bissel, Bill Newell Marion Karraker Frankie McCarty Margaret Hunt Miss Greenway Th.rd Row: Billie Nicola, Pat Becker, Donna Morrison Gloria Parks Evelyn Frisby J C Du Buns on Fourth Row: Millie Marsh, Mary Knott, Nancy French, Garndlson Smith Eleanor Earthman Louise B entz Joan Shepherd CON FEDERATE STAFF Wednesday is a special day for the reporters on the Confederate Staff. The deadline for the stories is on one Wednesday, and the Confederate comes out for the public to read on the follow- ing Wednesday. Then the work begins all over again. lt's not all work, though. lt's fun to let others in on the gossip news that you know or write editorials letting the world know how you feel about a current subject. Covering special occa- sions and sports events for news wouldn't exactly be called workl Many future reporters and writers are gaining experience in the journalistic field under the fine leadership of Mrs. C-reenway, the sponsor. Newspaper work isn't quite as glamorous as it looks in movies and books, but pleasant mem- ories will linger with those that have had the pleasure of writing for the Confederate. Page 38 .tsiizg ...X . First Row: Mary Sholes, Mary Pfleider, Marian Hippie, Marilyn Folkerts. Second Row: Janet Erb, Jeannie Hazelhurst, Jackie Mosier, Natalie Labadia. OFFICE ASSISTANTS ln need of Mercury? Then look up an office assistant! These girls have many opportunities to prove themselves efficient attendance clerks, er- rand runners, typists, and anything else in the realm of reason. Although they are a very necessary part of our school system, it seems as though they seldom receive due credit for all their work. This is especially true considering that it is all voluntary. ,aff sw ,fi U gf: ?flfllil'f'l'?'iilillmlg fi fli :ililiiiiii is ,f 4 'l f ,aff f ' ! 1 Lf' , , .fgry ,Vx X11 --.. Xuxgfifgwl, W . f f-M-G-ass.-iw ' 3 V, i COUNSELORS' ASSISTANTS The unsung heroes of South are the messen- gers and students that double as handy men. Among the more industrious of these, we find the Counselors' Assistants-the girls and boys who file, type, check lists, and run errands for the coun- selor. ln order to become a Counselors' Assistant, it is necessary to be selected by one of the coun- selors, and to give up one study hall each day. First Row: Betty Burks, Cynthia Johnson, Harriet Hardaway, Mary Ann Judge, Marie Roth. Second Row: Barbara Johnson, Margaret Whitting, Beatrice Miller, Carole Jantzen, Sharon Todd, Ruby Kuskulis. Page 39 f First Row: Jeanette Wirth, Dick Lueck, Dale Wolfer, Bob Powell, John Hallam, Gordon Lichenwalter. Second Row: Carol Junker, Carolyn Nelson, Bette Burks, Lora White, Sally Jeffries, LABORATORY ASSISTANTS One of the most important jobs in South falls to selected students-that of the Laboratory As- sistant. This position is held in the Physics and Chemistry classes by students who are chosen from the upper one-third of their classes. They help conduct experiments, grade papers, lead class discussions, and other things of this type. They also have care ot the equipment, this being one of their major assignments. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS What goes on behind the scenes in our li- brary, anyway? What makes it tick? The library assistants learn the answers during the hours they work in the library-and they earn credit while they learnl To get the job, a library assistant must be able to show good grades, good health, and time to do this extra work without affecting her grades. lf she happens to have a vocational in- terest, all the better. First Row: Geraldine Bird, Leona Lawrence, Susan Love, Jeanette Hinds. Second Row: Peggy Hartley, Gwen Bowen, Gloria Brown. Page 40 f 'Xs ' 0,32 lin Row l: Donna Liggett, Betty Stenmark, Shirley Halcomb, Rosine Craig, Margie Miller, Beva Swanson, Pauline James, Shirley McChestney, Glendene Miles, Frances Moss, Virginia Mason, Barbara Wilkemeyer, Barbara Miller, Betty Lovett. Row 2: Helen Fowler, Doris Falls, Dorothy Roberts, Frances Cunningham, Esther Whipple, Carolyn Weatherford, Donna Taggart, Katherine Andrus, Lillian Knipprath, Pat Carter, Bobby Woolsey, Virginia Brittenham. Row 3: Rosalie White, Marian Brooks, Barbara Babcock, Barbee James, Anne Sterling, Evelyn James, Leota Jones. Row 4: Dorothy Deel, Natalie Labbadia, Frances lsenhart, Mary Deranleau, Lois Twombly, Marguerite Colvrad, Margie Thomas. PRE-SCHOOL ASSISTANTS This Parent Education project began in Den- ver in l927. Children between the ages of two and four attend pre-school. In order to help the teachers and also to give some understanding of small children, several girls are sent to various schools each semester. South sends forty girls each semester to ten pre-school groups in eight different schools. These girls are chosen from the homemaking classes and must have good grades and records. f 1 .. 92 fa MDJ s tgwfx i ff. at X f if-if .1 f 5 Eif f N1 35g XXX 4q,r ff , ,. dffiifff, 1 9, ,A lx it ...,, ,fb 1 . x.:..1,fff 0, is gc, S f?W fx i fl flag? lf QCNS5' ' .TES -lf f if-wWf'f ,-,- , RED CROSS ln the past few years the Red Cross has be- come a very important part of our school activities. The workers are busy all year around. Even during the summer, boys and girls can be seen running around the chapter house in yellow, green or blue uniforms, delivering messages and mail to all departments. The Red Cross is always at work, in peace and war, and this fact has always been recognized by South High girls. Red Cross Representatives of l945. Page Al -1-.-----.-Q--4--q--g Row l: Norman Peterson, Kenneth Jacobson, Louis Deter, Mortimore Stinnette, Bob Krlefels, Row 2: Mr. Willsea, Bob Van Like, Elmer Parson, Gordon Bennette, Lowell Cass, Lawrence Watson, Ray Bass. Row 3: Cynthia Johnson, lleen Bartlett, Nadine Oman, Earlene Hanson, Mary VanderLas, JoAnn Hanley, JoAnn STAGE CREW Curtain! Curtain! Turn on the incandescent! No, not a yellow light, a blue one! Watch out for the paint! Anyone approaching the stage door is sure to hear one or more ot these shouts. Every assembly that is presented in the audi- torium owes its thanks to our stage crew for taking care of the countless duties behind the scenes . . . lighting, scenery, microphones, and any other effects necessary. Speichler, Ann Tabor, Betty Stenmark. MOVIE OPERATORS Remember all ot those American History movies? Remember the Movie Clubs where we saw everything from Educational Pictures to plugs tor war bonds and stamps? Each one of these films was run by a movie operator who gave up his study hall to do it. Besides running the pictures, they have charge of all the equipment in the little room on the third floor. Each operator is graded at the end ot the semester. Row l: Frank Cope, Bob Collier, Jack Tracy, Mark Skinner, Bob Hacker, Bruce Burbank. Row 2: Garland Allison, Ken Ericson, Glen Peterson, Bob Howard. Row 3: Natalie Labbadia, Vesta Ball, Marian Morgan. Page 42 First Row Don Rowe, Norman Day, Kenneth Jacobson, Ray Ma:3ona!d. Second Row Beftye Roy, Willa Jean Mackey, Beverly Rice, Betty Wirth, SOCIAL HOUR CLUB How can we forget the socials that we have had all during high school? For practically every assembly given, a social is presented in the boys' gym at the same time. lt is the Social Hour Club which engineers these various dances. lt selects the records, takes care of the ticket sales, and does anything else that is necessary to make one ot these lO:3l social hours a real success. OFFICE STAFF Mrs, Bennett, Miss Shinneman, Mrs. Ratledge, Miss Soper, with rear view of an unknown customer First Row: Ralph Chase, Norman Peterson, Mr. Willsea, Dwight Hamilton, Dick Lueck. Second Row: Betty Stenmark, Louise Dyer, Mary Kaneaster, Dottie Jac Johnson. ASSEMBLY COUNCIL Twelve students comprise South's Assembly Council. Four students are taken from each grade to represent their particular grade. Usually the head girls and boys from junior high are mem- bers. These twelve students represent the stu- dent body as a whole and express the wishes of the student body in regard to what type of as- semblies and movie clubs are wanted. GEN ERAL EDUCATION ASSISTANTS Every period there is at least one, and some- times two, general education assistants working in Room 3l6. These girls do all types of tiling and clerical work in addition to running various errands when- ever they are necessary. There are between five and seven assistants a semester. ln order to do this type of work, one must be willing to give up a study hall and have above average grades. First Row: Janet Beaber, JoAnn Weidner, Mary Kramer, Charlene Willis, Janice Nelson. 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Z - 1 -4 f E.-i -5 5 1 L. 1312, ' 'ITE Q ' ' .- -S35 1131- ' , .: 2353 - . 11 3 A ' TSM- I ? if , , 51 - 5 H- A . -' . 3 , -'- Ag -..,- ,., -, Q1 ,, . , V, 511 - -- Q 2 4 in ff. 1-.-. -v ' . - 3 - -e1 egg - V 7 .ES- -. f if x 1155- Q I :Sf - -Q ' ' 25: LQ 1 I: ' , n First Row: Ray Gibson, Ray Essert, Bob Wolf, Dwight Hamilton, Carrol Barnes, Second Row: Barbara Wilkmeyer, Shirley Stimpson, Dick Rowe. Third Row: Betty Lovett, Rosalie While, Shirley Wolf, Arlene Torgenson, Carol Junker, Carolyn Nelson, Mary Lynch, Mary Sfoeffel, Bettye Fraser. Fourth Row: Earlene Hanson, Carol Garton, Dorothy Deel, Donna Shears, Clara Mclinderfer, Barbara Sloan. fs SENIOR COUNCIL Mr. Muth Miss Wilson Carol Garton, Vice President Bob Powell, President Carol Junker, Secretary Page 45 it 'X ,H 'S I X6 Ni HT, f 4 WV.A Q' 'V ' if 'lfiffg 'I Qiizft 5 ..jf:2?f'fx , Sf If-E:.. g S.t - j i . Ns QP, 5? Page 46 ABELT, RALPH WILLIAM Hi Y, Purple and White Dance Committee, Safety Council Soph. Council. ADAMS, SHIRLEY JEAN Rifle Club, Sign Writers, Art Club. ALDRICH, DOROTHY MAE Spanish Club, Jr. Escort. ALEXANDER, DORIS JUNE Girls' Glee, Madrigal, A Cappella Choir. ALLEN, ARLENE CATHERINE Rifle Club, Pep Club, Square Dancing Club, Jr. Escort Orchestra. ALT, ERNEST JOHN Band, Orchestra, Soph. Football, Annual Staff. AMMAN, ALVIN EUGENE Varsity Football, S Club ANDERIES, WILLIAM JAMES ANDERSEN, ESTHER LILLIAN Girl Reserves, Art Club, Square Dancing Club, l.R.C., Biology Club. ' ANDERSON, BETSY MARIE Pre-school Asst. ANDERSON, LINNEA MARIE Pep Club, Jr. Council, Sr. Council, Triple S, Bowling Club, Pre-school Asst., Jr. Escort. ANDERSON, WILLIAM LORIN ANDREWS, DONALD IRVIN Soph. Football, Varsity Football, Lab. Asst., Safety Council, S Club. ANDRUS, KATHERINE ELIZABETH Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Pre-school Asst., Play Festival, Spanish Club, Red Cross Rep, ANGELL, DWIGHT CLARK ANGELL, OTIS HOLMES ARMAND, WAYNE LEROY Bible Research Club, Tennis, S Club, Band, Jr. Pro- gram, All City Band, Football Band, Marching Band. ARNOLD, VOGENE RE'VEE ARTHUR, WILLIAM DELBERT Concerl' Band and Orch. BACU, NELLIEJO BAKER, MYRA JEAN Library Asst., Red Cro BAKER, ROBERT LAWRENCE Senate Club BALL, VESTA ANN Folio Leaves, Movie Operator, Rifle Club. BARNES, CARROLL LATIMER BECKER, PATRICIA ANN Bowling Club, Bible Research Club BEDARD, ROBERT FRANCIS R. O. T. C. BEHNEY, LOUISE MARIE Confederate Staff, French Club. BEIER, HAROLD CARL All School Show, Safety Council. BERGGREN, BETTY ANN Spanish Club, Jr, Escort, Asst. BEYER, MARIETTA BICKETT, JACQUELINE Rifle Club, Red Cross Rep. B I EGEL, ROBERT HOUSTON Soph. Football, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball. BIRZA, PEARL BERNICE BISHOP, DORIS MARIE Jr. Escort, Office Asst, BISHOP, GLICK UNDERWOOD A Cappella Choir BISSELL, RICHARD MAURICE Student Council, Folio Leaves, A Cappella Choir, An- nual Staff, Confederate Staff Editor, All School Show, Choir Council. if A fl? 9 , if '1 X 2, H . '95-wl ,,, if 15 i . Nw Zi F ws affix S' 2 5, Q . is 1 2 .IL ww ra Page 48 BJORNSTAD, BEVERLY ANN Rifle Club, Pep Club, Jr, Escort, Counselor's Asst., Bible Research Club, BLAHA, JAMES ALBERT Soph. Football, Varsity Football, S Club. BLAKE, FLOYD ALFRED Swimming, Lab. Asst. BOLINGER, CAROL JANET Pep Club, French Club, A Cappella Choir BOLINGER, JOHNNY LAVERNE Annual Show, All School Show, Annual Staff, Senior Class Play, Soph. Jr. Sr. Talent Shows, Band, Dance Band, All City Dance Band, Purple and White Day Program, BOLTON, HELEN DOLORES Girl Reserves, Rifle Club, Bible Research Club, Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Jr. Program, Sr. Play. BOWMAN, YVONNE BLANCHE annual Show, Square Dance Club, A Cappella Choir, Pep ub. BRADLEY, RENEE ANN Vice-Pres. Sports Club, G.A.A., Clinic Asst., Jr. Escort. BRAID, BONNIE JEAN G.S.C., Pep Club, Jr. Escort, French Club, G,A.A. BRANCH, CHARLES FRANKLYN BRASHEAR, ROBERTA LEE Pep Club BRAYDEN, THOMAS HAZLETTE Soph. Council, R.O.T.C., Soph Baseball, Varsity Base- ball, S Club, Hi-Y Treasurer. BRENNAN, QUILL DAVID BRENNEIS, JEANNETTE VIOLA Pre-School Asst., Jr. Escort. BRICKHAM, VIRGINIA Pep Club, Rifle Club, Jr. Escort, Red Cross Rep. Soph. Council, Play Festival. BRIOLA, LEONA MARIE BRISTOL, GAYLE JEANNE Soph Council, Office Asst., Jr. Escort, Sr. Council, Play Festival, Honorary R.O.T.C. Officer, Red Cross Rep., Pre-School Asst. BRITTENHAM, VIRGINIA ELLEN Confederate Staff, Square Dance Club, Pre-School Asst. BRNCIC, JOANN Annual Staff, Annual Show, Sr. Council, Folio Leaves, I.R.C., Girl Reserves, G.S.C., Shafroth Speaker's Group, Sr. Speech, Drama Club, Red Cross Rep. BROADDUS, BILLIE SUE Jr. Escort, Pre-School Asst. BROWN, BERNICE IVY Red Cross Rep. BROWN, FRANK MASON BROWN, GLORIA LOUISE Pep Club, Triple S, Jr. Escort, S.A.C., Rifle Club, Latin Club, BROWN, RACHARD SANFIELD Arr Club, sign writers Club. 2 5 QW- Sgt E BRUBAKER, MARVIN ROSS BRUNSWIG, LEATRICE JOY G.A.A., Girls' Glee, Madrigal Choir, Pep Club, Peasant Cantata BULL, NORMAN FRED R.O.T.C. BULT, RUTH ELLEN Jr. Escort, Bible Club, A Cappella Choir. BURKS, BETTY LORRAINE Vice Pres. Pep Club, All School Show, Purple and White Day Program, Triple S, Red Cross Rep., Soph. Council, Pep Club Dance Comm., Jr. Escorts, Student Council, gonfederate Staff, Play Festival, Counselor's Asst., Lab. sst. BURROWS, EARL Soph. Football, Varsity Football, Swimming, S Club, Annual Show, Sr. Program. BUTLER, EILEEN MARIE G,A,A., G,S.C., Madrigal, A Cappella, Office Asst., Pre- School Asst. BUXTON, ALICE LOUISE Bible Research Club, Jr., Escort, Confederate Staff, G.A.A. CALHOUN, MARTHA CRAIG Soph. Princess, Pep Club Dance Comm., Jr. Escort, 8' 'E Pre-School Asst. X.. .- ' 7 I :-V'- ' ' ' 'i W' - 33 if . ' ?.fM , if ., 1 - if , 'I 2' J w 1 f 2 c, I S. .32 f .,,,, P' J 4 Va. 6 A A 1 b , Q CAMBERS, MARTHA MARION French Club, Pep Club, Girl Reserves, Jr. Escort, Jr. Pro- gram, Christmas Program, Madrigal. CANNON, ELAINE MARTHA Rifle Club, Jr, Program, Girl Reserves. CARAGHAR, LOUISE AGNES Orchestra, Music Festival, Girls' Glee. Page 49 . aww Wf9f J. rv 'X Y Egg. x'f' A 1 6 it im. Page 50 CARTER, PATSY RUTH A Cappella, Madrigal, Office Messenger, Red Cross Rep., Gym Asst., Pre-School Asst. CASS, RILEY LOWELL Stage Crew, School Dance Band, Soph. Program, Jr. Program, All School Show, Sr. Program, Concert Or- chestra, Annual Show, All City Orchestra. CHAMPION, BETTIE JANE Latin Club, Soph. Program, Jr. Program, Adv. Orchestra, All School Show, Sr. Program. CHAPMAN, GEORGE THOMAS German Club, Movie Operator, Lab. Asst. CHELF, ROBERTA ROY Student Body Sec., Rifle Club, A Cappella, Soph. Sr. Programs, All School Show, Annual Show, Student Coun- cil, Sr. Council, Jr, Escort, Asst., Confederate Staff, Purple and White Program, Music Festival, Christmas Program, Madrigal, Orchestra, Red Cross Rep. CHRISTAN, CLARENCE ALLEN Entered service September, l943. Killed in invasion of Southern Germany. CLARK, BETTY JEAN Girls' Glee Club, Madrigal, Office Asst., Christmas Program, Music Festival. CLARK, PEGGY JEAN Office Asst., Assistant, Jr. Escort, Play Festival. CLARKSON, JOHN RAYMOND CLEGG, GERTRUDE ELAINE All School Show, Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Jr. Talent Program, Band, Square Dance Club, Needle Work Guild Comm., CounseIor's Asst. CLEMENT, NORMA NADINE Stage Crew, Confederate Staff, Jr. Escort. CLOUSE, CLIFTON EVERETT Band, Play Festival, Music Festival, Football Band, School Dance Band, Concert Band, Sr. Program, Purple and White Day Program. COLLINS, BETSY ANN All School Show, Soph. Show, Madrigal. COLSMAN, ELLEN JEAN Jr, Escort, Beg. A Cappella, Music Festival. COLVARD, MARGUERITE HELEN CONREY, RICHARD ORRIS Orchestra, Band, R.O.T.C. COOK, DOROTHY Pep Club, Red Cross Rep., Social Club, Latin Club. COOMBS, PATRICIA ELEANOR Pep Club, Latin Club, Red Cross Rep. COOPER, GLANYCE FAITH CORCORAN, BETTY JEAN Triple S, Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Spanish Club, G,A.A. COWDERY, RICHARD CASSON Football COX, IVAN DALE COYNER, BETTY ANN Art Club, Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Jr. Class Play. CRAIG, MARY ROSI NE Pep Club, Office Messenger, Class Program, Sr. Council Pre-School Asst, CRATER, AUDREY BERTYA Girls' Glee Club CRANNFORD, EVA JUANITA CROCKER, WILLIAM GOSS Concert Band, Football Band, Concert Orchestra, Soph. Program, Jr. Program, Sr. Program, Annual Show, All School Show, All City Band, All City Orchestra, R.O.T.C. Talent Program. CROSS, ARTHUR KENT R.O.T,C., A Cappella, Folio Leaves. CROWE, JO ANN Sr, Council, Rifle Club, Red Cross Rep., All School Show, A Cappella. CRUPPER, DAVID STEWART. CULBERTSON, MARY EVELYN Adv. Girls' Glee Club. CULVER, RICHARD ALLEN Concert Band, Football Band, Music Festival, R.O.T.C., Soph. Program, Annual Show, All School Show, All City Orchestra, Jr. Program, All City Band, Sr, Talent Program, Concert Orchestra. CUNN I NGHAM, ELMA FRANCES Triple S, Bible Research Club, Pre-School Asst., Sr, Speech, DEBONT, WANDA DOLORES Pep, Club, Jr. Program, Spanish Club, Sr. Program, Jr. Escort, Girls Reserve. DECHERT, PHYLLIS MAE Adv. Band, All City Band, Beg. Choir, DEEL, DOROTHY JANE Spanish Club, Pep Club, Red Cross Rep., Rifle Club, Pre-School Asst. Mn. az. , wi' K ,s i 9 x x 1' fn. ,, - .-:2 -a Q it L .rf ,Q - . ,xp 5 N rs 'Wh' fa-6159 5 s X Y X1 as 50'- ,cm . , rfj5355T.i5? QEZ .552 k K Page 5I f ' ' i' E' ll 312223:- 4 4 if . .. W . .,.,.,.. . , Q . wi. H Q r Q If 7 -. wgrg . 1 Q1 , Qi Hg gi fy Q 6 4, 1 I 2 X if .. Q if if Eg? 4 'M Q23 gm ,Mg 1 N Q. ' 'J ,, . . . 'fy ,J .2 I 5, if 'JK ' E m H' 1 Page 52 ,W 45 gfggxggi f' SWT 15 ,Hgigl 7: -532523, . :gg i r 5 X I I f l jk. Eg W' V 1.3 , .,, -. , , . ,, Q1'x.5f f??r A ggi? ,Q 'A 4 ga -if 5 ,-ms, Q5 DERANLEAU, MARY EMMA French Club, President, Triple S, Peg Club, Lab. Asst., Pre- School Asst., Purple and White ay Dance Committee Coordinators Asst. DEVITT, DAVID OLIVER All School Show Ticket Sales. DOUGLASS, BETTY LOU Orchestra, Jr. Council. DRAGOO, LAVONNE GERTRUDE Pep Club DRAPP, HELEN LOUISE Wirlo Club, Bowling Club, Latin Club lCleveIand, Ohioj Square Dancing. DULIN, ANGELA MARGIE Pep Club. DURHAM, MARGARET EUGENIA Annual Staff, Junior Escort, Play Festival, Pep Club. DUTRO, ROLLI N LOYD Senate Club, Adv. A Cappella, Speech 4, lst Lieut. in R.O.T.C., Male Quartetle. EAKINS, GEORGE HENRY EBERHART, JOAN ELAINE EDWARDS, BARBARA ELIZABETH Pep Club. ELLIOTT, ANN LUTREDE Office Asst., Jr. Escort, Soph. Council, Clothing Asst ELLIOTT, JOHN PARKER R.O.T.C., Spanish Club. EPSTEIN, BIRDIE JANE Jr. Program, Jr. Escort, Triple S, Pep Club. ERICSON, JEAN HELMI Social Club, Pep Club. ERICSON, PATRICIA LORRAINE Jr. Escort, Square Dance Club. ESSERT, RAY SHOW FAIR, CORINNE ROBERTA FALK, BONNIE MAE FALLS, DORIS LEVERNE Pep Club, Assistant to Treasurer, Pre-School Asst. FAUST, FERN GWENDOLYN G.A.A,, Majorette, Jr. Program, Jr. Escort, Triple S, Sports Club, Speakers Bureau. FENWICK, BLANCHE ROBERTA Speakers Bureau, Assembly Council. FLANDERS, BARBARA ANN Square Dance Club, Annual Show, All School Show, Pre School Asst., A Cappella, Soph. Council, Play Festival. FLANNERY, EDWARD PATRICK Red Cross, Jr. Talent Program, All School Shows, Annual Shows, Color Guard, R.O.T.C. FLEMING, ALLEN WAYNE S Club, Track. FLETCHER, MARGARET ELLEN FLOR, CHARLES LEWIS Basketball, Football, Stage Crew, Soph. Show, Fr. Show. Sr. Show, Annual Show, All School Show. FOWLER, EUGENE CHARLES All School Show, Soph, Program, Jr. Program, Annual Show, R.O.T.C., Band, Orchestra. FOWLER, HELEN LOUISE Pep Club Secretary, Pre-School Asst. FOWLER, MARY IRENE Girls' Glee, Christmas Program, Gym Asst., Office Asst., Madrigal, Pre-School Asst., Pep Club. -.. . f .- V'-:.y A, ,. 4, ,K , f ik- t Ri sr- .f fr ew Q- W tis, a- 'T -s r .ff , 11 5 Q FRAGER, BEVERLY JEANNE Pep Club Treasurer, Jr. Escort, All School Show, Soph. Jr. . Sr. Programs, Office Messenger. 3 , ' FRANCIS, MARY Lou fx, V 'i-- ' , FRANKS, yloLET MARIE f f H Jr. Escort, Speakers Bureau, Sr. Speech. if I FRASER, JACQUELYN BETTYE A Cappella, Honorary Officer R.O.T.C., All School Show, Annual Show, Soph. Program, Sr. Program, Purple and White Day Program, Sr. Concert Queen, Jr. Escort, Jr. Council, Jr. Prom Princess, Soph. Council, Sr. Council, Rifle Club President, Spanish Club, Maclrigal. FRISBEY, OLETHA EVELYN Band, Confederate Staff, Pre-School Asst, FRY, BETTY JANE Jr. Escort, Office Messenger, Pre-School Asst. 'iw T A 321.6 is -1 A .gf-.ws 52 .. - . Zz gang, 6 . A riff' I . . 1 M QI K ,X qvif, A., .. .. . , . . -251 Page 53 Page 54 5. , I .... aw - Q . M ,. I t tg af it as rf' fi 'R -2-:Zi-:I E f as 717' '- 1 GADE, EVALYNN DARLENE GARDNER, DONNA GARTEN, ELIZABETH LYDIA Sports Club, Pres., Choir, G.A.A., Pre-School Asst., Gym Asst., Pep Club, Jr. Escort. GARTON, CAROL KATHRYN Talent Programs, Soph. Queen, Annual Programs, Girls' Rifle Club, Rifle Club, Pres., A Cappella Choir, Madrigal, Jr. Escort, Sr. Class, Pres., All School Shows, Jr. Prom Committee, Purple and White Day Program, Coronation, Christmas Programs, Student Council, R.O.T.C. Honorary Officer, Red Cross Rep. GEISERT, ELDA HENRIETTA Art Club. GENTRY, EARL LLOYD Square Dance Club, Band. GERI NGER, DORIS JEANNE GIBSON, GEORGE CREWS Hi-Y Club, Soph. Council, Jr. Council, Latin Club. GIBSON, RAYMOND OWEN Lab. Asst., R.O.T.C. Officer. GIEZEN, CLINTON EDWARD Safety Council. GILLEN, BETTY LUCILLE Pre-School. GLADEM, DON MARTIN Safety Council. GLASCOC K, EUGENE HAROLD GLASS, LEVIS BARBARA G.A.A. Sec., Pep Club, Jr. Escort. GLOVER, ROBERT MORRIS R.O.T.C. 0 GRAZIER, CATHERINE YVONNE GRINSTEAD, THOMAS HIRAN R.O.T.C., Soph. Football, Varsity Football, Wrestling, Track, S Club. GROSS, JEONNE ARID Jr, Escort, All School Show, Madrigal, Creative Writinq. 'igz :Vi 2-n f - 3, 23 ,TV I p u - V 5-3 11 ,az - - fi' is - .J - 537 . . Aja- M . , , ' f lv V ,. , V V.,. , . V, ' V- ' A -, . 'F 'f' -'P'-E2 --.99 4+-. - -' I 22? ' -Sf' - 1f Qi4-- 'iff- E ---5.'-S-'K if sf' ff-3- . V-Q Q .-gf e ' - -1 .-.V 1 22- , ,M - -m:1. f'f1'-'-5.-N: Qi: . 4- A ,... , ,. ,-, fr- K J- ,V W, .-.A.-4.t.z L..,,.,H.,.,, ,,, Q,-,,, ,ell ,. f..,-. - I . 1- ' '- 'VH' 'fair if HX-.iff was: 'fr-f12w - J 4- f - . - ' - - . L Q. 2 -' 1 ' --as '75-. N' - , . ., - -rx -'-1f-f-. -1a.-- ' -- 5, , Q Y 2. - - ,., ,Q ., .gi ,I -. ,,5g5,f- - -' SH 11,2 ,-.v..Q,gV --W, --' , A .. -- --.- . - ' V -Fixfpfif ' 'V , A A 'v,V.,..B'xw'..N+::ffw- ' 7' aV 'w ' x Vf.L,f ' ' . ,- f-ff ': -- v.. X V - ,,-.-Q. Vz. , ., 4 -.- V -. ' - K -', Vt: - . .. 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I X I-1'-EV.-ef ik, ,.f- ' -' , W, , '-KP, gg. 5,94 aff , f, ft. . Vw?-.j, , 'fry '4 -- .- .i. 'val-'- f my 1'-5 m.:f5-V: 1 .fu V fV.f wwwwmwfm M f , '-' V . 4,4'-VVg.rx-: '-ue. :wa . 9 f ., ,W . ,. ,.. . V - , ff, -4 - , , 1 f ' --nib - Q 1 f - l 'Q Jr. ' 27'h1!R. ,L 156-Fm. -- 1 -V-- V 13 - -' ' , ,, -V -. 1,.,..?y,Jnv2?.w,,-L, ,S '-,.L'ffqi'I?'-1, V . 41'Va-,N - ,A g'f.'A..H,',,g. Z. Bs. w- uk,-Vi HXM 9.il2fVyn,- L, nfbflw ,A ,J .-sv, ' 595-:gg L-if Q :fif-L V' - 'Q V z ' 'Zi' ' K kj .- is-'X s Q75 . A V. 1 1 1 .- WJ Q , ,uw 3-, GROVES, MARIAN MARIE Triple S, A Cappella Choir. GRUBBE, WILLIAM PHILIP German Club. HAGEMANN, SHIRLEY ANN Senate Club, Speakers' Bureau. HALCOMB, SHIRLEY ANN Pep Club, Counselor's Asst., Pre-School Asst. 1 HALLAM, JOHN SAMUEL I -5 Lab. Asst. at I2 HAM, ROBERT LEE Q ,, 3 . HAMILTON, DWIGHT ALAN H H Basketball, Speakers Bureau, Shafroth Speaking Contest, ,g,, , Safety Council, Play Festival Narrator, Senate Club, As- P sembly Council, Student Council, R.O.T.C. Cadet Council, Student Council. - Ki 4' -L HANLIN, JOANNE ETHEL fl Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Stage Craft, All School Show, Talent Programs, Counselors' Asst., Art Service Club. IE., 4-M itt.g,,- .il W , ff HANNIGAN, ALICE LORRAINE Band, Orchestra, Annual Show, Class Play. HANSON, EARLENE LOUISE ., Pep Club, Rifle Club, Pre-School Asst., Triple S., Jr. Escort, -, 4 ' K Stage Crew, Soph. Council, Counselors' Asst., Sign Writers, , K , Art Club, Confederate Staff, S.P.Q.R. Latin Club, Gradua- , tion Program. v . ., K HARDWAY, HARRIET 1'- ' . . , .li School Vice-Pres., Student Council, Inter-School Council, ' .: . - ,I Triple S., Soph. Council, Jr. Council, Purple and White W .4 . L Day Program, Jr. Escort, Play Festival, Pep Club, Coun- A . -' N selors' Asst., French Club, Lab. Asst., All School Show, ZX? Latin Club. Q lie, HARRIS, PERRY MORTON , 4 My V, f i, Vg Tennis, A Cappella, R.O.T.C., S Club. J Iggy ,YV , ' 7 Za v, , ta ki ,X M ,415 .Zvi ,, li za f JS' A A r'- 2 :......,W -V HASSTEDT, CHARLES WILMER School President, Triple S, A Cappella Choir, Student Council, Sr. Council, Hi-Y. HAWKINS, KENNETH IRA Safety Council. HAYDEN, MARION FRANCES Pep Club, Jr. Escort. HAYES, DORIS EILEEN HEFFRON, CORINNE G.A,A. HEMPEL, CAROLYN Page 55 W, I Hvbx-nw 12 .21 5 A Page 56 2 HENDERSON, JEANNE MARIE HENKE, ROBERT WALTON HERSEY, FREDRICK BROMWELL Bible Club, French Club, Square Dance Club. HICKLE, MARILYN LEE Pep Club, Jr Escort, Confederate Staff, Office Asst. HIGHFILL, BETTY JO French Club, Office Messenger. HILL, JAMES ALDEN Tennis, S Club, A Cappella, Hi-Y, R.O.T.C., Co-Capt. Tennis Team. HINDES, JENNETT MARIE Jr. Council, Library Asst., G.A.A., Play Festival. H I N I NGER, DOUGLAS CLARON HIPPLE, MARIAN ELIZABETH Adv, A Cappella Choir. HJELTE, CHARLES EDWIN HOBBS, HERBERT BERRY HOBBS, ROBERT BERRY R.O.T.C. HODSON, ROBERT HOFMEISTER, FLORENCE ANN Class Council, Class Treasurer, Pep Club, Pre-School Asst., Sr. Speech, Pep Club Dance Comm., Jr. Escort, Jr. Prom. Comm., Purple and White Princess, Class Talent Program, Councilors' Asst., Spanish Club, Triple S, Play Festival, Square Dance Club, Evaluators Asst. HOLD, BARBARA GRACE Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Swimming Club, Rifle Club, Pre- School Asst., Latin Club, Red Cross Rep., Graduation Program, Lab. Asst. HOLLAND, DOROTHY JEAN HOLMES, EDWARD RUSSELL Spanish Club, R.O.T.C., Annual Show I-IONEMAN, RUBY MARY Jr. Escort. HONEMAN, RUTH ALUINA Jr. Escort. HONSBERGER, MARJORIE LOUISE HOOKER, KENNETH PHILLIP HOPKINS, JOHN JERRY Speakers Service Bureau. IMHOLTE, MAXINE ELAINE Pep Club, Jr. Escort. ISENHART, FRANCES LEE Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Counselor's Asst., Pre-School Asst., Jr. Council, Rifle Club. JAHR, JANIT ELAINE JAMES, DONNA BARBARA Adv. A Cappella Choir, Pep Club, French Club, Lab. Asst., Pre-School Asst., Jr. Council. JAMES, EVALYN MARIE Speakers' Bureau, Pep Club, Senate Club, Shafroth Speech, Sr. Speech, Spanish Club, l.R.C., Jr. Program, Annual Program, Soph, Jr. Sr. Council, Art Club, Pre- School Asst., All School Shows, Jr. Prom Comm., Square Dance Club, Assembly Council, Sr. Play. JAMES, KENNETH EDWARD JAMES, PAULINE ELLEN Pep Club. JAMES, SARAH SUE JANTZEN, CARROL Soph. Talent Program, Jr. Program, All School Show, Rifle Club, G.A.A., Square Dance Club, Councilor Asst., Swim- ming, Library Asst., Movie Operator, Girl Reserves. JEFFREY, SARAH ELIZABETH Lab. Asst., G.A.A. Sports Club, Pep Club, Triple S, Jr. Escort, Orchestra, Latin Club. JENNINGS, JUNE HARRIETT Chorus. JENNINGS, VIRGINIA LEE French Club, Office Messenger. JENSEN, DONA LEE Latin Club, Girl Reserves. JENSEN, THERON REGINALD iff' X' 'in A .'. N f-- -:..,,..., .,.., . .. ij I ', i W l Y i,,. si.. SH ' ' A '55 ..::5'15' . ' A I 3153. if ' . ..... 4 . A Page 57 gg ,Q 5.55, aug. 'mn 'fx Page 58 1 was 4 . if ' 3 5 is.. ,. X 'Q aria , X' Psi i ,gay Y 1? X. a :ff 'S all . f S 3' 1 X Q.- t ,av 1 mam JOHNASEN, ARTHUR WILLIS Pres. Soph. Class, Soph. Council, Student Council, Soph. Football, Varsity Football, S Club, Jr. Talent Program Annual Show. JOHNSON, BARBARA LEE Triple S, Counselor's Asst., French Club, Purple and White Day Program, All School Show, Jr. Escort, Pep Club, Latin Club, Play Festival. JOHNSON, CEClL BRYCE Sr. Council, Triple S, Soph. Council, S Club, Senate Club, Golf Team, Sr, Class Play, Sr. Prom Comm., Soph., Jr. Talent Programs All School Shows, All City Orchestra, All City Band, Concert Band and Orchestra, Purple and White Play, Music Festival. JOHNSON, DON DUANE Wrestling, S Club. JOHNSON, KENNETH ROY JOHNSON, PHYLLIS HELENE Pep Club, Swimming Club, French Club, G.A.A. JOHNSON, DON RALPH Hi-Y, Safety Council, Sr. Council. JOHNSON, ROBERT THEODORE Soph. Baseball, Varsity Baseball. JONES, CHARLOTTE El LEEN Girl Reserves, Annual Staff, Assistant, All School Show Tickets, Christmas Program. JONES, LEOTA LAURA Rifle Club, Jr. Escort, Pre-School Asst. JOY STANLEY RAY Adv. Orchestra, Adv. Band, All School Show, Soph. Jr. Sr. Program. JUDGE, MARY ANNE Confederate Staff Editor, Student Council, A Cappella, Triple S, Counselor's Asst., Jr, Prom Comm., Jr. Escort, Pep Club, Assistant, Sr. Talent Program, Purple and White Program. JUNKER, CAROL WILMA Senior Class Sec., Pep Club Drill Leader, Southern Custom's Editor, Rifle Club, Talent Programs, Inter-School Program, All School Show, Student Council, Sr. Council, Jr. Escort, Purple and White Program, Lab. Asst., Library Asst., Mad- Ligal, TX Cappella, Sr. Prom Comm., Adv, Orch., Music es :va . KALB, DORVAL MARIE KANEASTER, MARY ELIZABETH Soph. Jr. Council, Assembly Council, Sign Writers, Soph. Program, All School Show, Sr, Program, Councilor Asst. KARAVITES, HELEN KASH, LOYCE LAVERNE Art Club KAUDER, DOROTHY ANN Confederate Staff, Jr. Council, Lib. Asst., Pre-School Asst., Pep Club, Sr. Council, Rifle Club. KAUFMAN CLARITA FERNE Adv. A Cappella, Adv. Band, Adv. Girls' Glee, German Club, Small Ensemble, Talent Show, All School Show. KEGANS, DONALD LEE Cheerleader, Hi-Y, R,O.T.C. KERSHNER, EDITH DORINE Pep Club, Art Club, Soph, Council, Sr. Play, Nurses' Asst. KEUVELAAR, JENNIE KILLINGSWORTH, JOAN HELEN Pep Club, French Club, Triple S. KINGDON, LOUISE ASTRID Triple S, Pep Club, Latin Club, Speakers Bureau, Teachers' Asst., Stage Crew, Jr. Council, Red Cross, South Round Table. KIRKPATRICK, JOHN BRUCE S Club, Swimming Team, R.O.T.C. KALP, KATHRYN HENRIETTA Jr, Escort. KNIPPRATH, LILLIAN DELORES Band, Soph Program, Pep Club, Jr. Chorus, Sr. Chorus. KNUDSEN, GERALD WILLIS KOCLANES, GEORGE PETER KOPACH, MARY ANNA German Club, Jr. Escort, Pre-School Asst. KRAMER, JAMES LOVELACE, JR. Counselors' Asst, Band, R.O.T,C. KREBS, SHIRLEY MAE KRESL, JOAN GAYLE All City Band, Band. KROONENBERG, DOROTHY JOHANNA KUHN, PAUL LEROY LABBADIA, NATALIE LUCILLE All School Show, Jr. Program, Sr. Council, Annual Staff, Confederate Staff, Sr. Program, Office Messenger, Movie Operator, Pep Club, Play Festival. Wie, . eff. -..., we L' is Q, MA -W ffl M 1 .J i ' gf, 3' is 5 '93 K Q. A . l K 'Q' 5557, yr? ' - '- Wm X 1 Q M QW QW. f it 'Y ,,, , 'Ke ai, , K N, 5- Eh ,ll - N 'ws I i ', :mi X - .r FQ ,M A X iflgi - f .f si ,sas 'Qi 'I g -:'--'f-- Q it b ii-gig YC H4 is gf ,, Page 59 , , :ILAE .Q .. gl I Page 60 LAMKIN, ROBERT EUGENE- Band, All School Show. LANNING, DOLORES JANE Jr. Escort, Student Council, Triple S, Annual Show, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Princess of Sr. Prom, LEAF, CHARLES WILLIAM LEDDY, DORIS EILEEN Office Messenger, Pep Club, Pre-School Asst. LEE, JOSEPH HERBERT Play Festival, Boys' Glee Club. LEE, MARGARET ESTHER Annual Show, Spanish Club, Jr. Escort. LICHTENWALTER, GORDON ROBERT Lab. Asst. LIGGETT, DONNA LORRAI NE A Cappella Choir, Pep Club, Red Cross Rep., CounseIor's Asst., Pre-School Asst. LINDEMANN, CHARLES THOMAS Safety Council Pres., Student Council, Jr. and Sr. Council, Senate Club, All School Show, Tennis Team, A Cappella Choir. LINES, PATRICIA Adv. Orchestra, Spanish Club, Art Club, Jr. Soph. Sr. Talent Shows. LITKE, ALVIN MONROE A Cappella. LONG, BETTY ANN LONG, MARY LOUISE German Club. LONG, PHYLLIS MAXINE Spanish Club, Movie Club. LORETT, ALVINE LINCOLN LOLJGH, JOHN BENEDICT LOVETT, ELIZABETH ELLEN Soph. Council, Jr. Escort, Spanish Club. LLJECK, DEAN RICHARD Triple S, Jr. Treasurer, Sr. Council, Student Council, Jr. Sr. Prom. Committee, Inter-School Council, Track, Basketball Manager, Hi-Y, Assembly Council, Purple and White Day Program, Lab, Asst. LUND, VICTOR GRAGERSEN Wrestling LUTKAVAGE, MARY NADELEI NE LYNCH, JOHN JOSEPH Soph. Football, Varsity Football, Soph. Swimming, Varsity Swimming, Soph. Track, Varsity Track, S Club LYNCH, MARY ELIZABETH Soph. Program, All School Show, 3, Jr. Council, 37 Cheer- leader 3, 4, Senior Council, Senior Play, 4, Senior Program 4, A Cappella 4, Madrigal 3, Jr. Escort, All-City Orch. 4, Play Festival 2, 3, 4. McARTHUR, VERNA MAE Jr. Escort, Pep Club, Senior Sextette, Jr. Program, All School Show 4, Madrigal 3, A Cappella 4, Christmas Pro- gram 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Teachers' Asst. 3, 4, P 8. W Day Program 3, Senior Program, MCCHESNEY, SHIRLEY JANE Girls' Reserve, Rifle Club, Red Cross Representative, Pre-School Asst. McCLELLAND, JOSEPH SIMPSON Tennis, S Club, Soph. Council. McCUTCHEON, NEAL MCCUE, PATRICIA MARY McENDERFER, CLARA JANE A Cappella, Madrigal, Sr. Council, Sr. Program, Purple and White Day Program, Red Cross Representative, Christmas Program, Graduation Program, Music Festival. MYERS, DONNA McMENAMlN, JAMES MATHER Wrestling, S Club, Annual Show. McMULLEN, PAUL WESLEY Golf, Baseball, Stage Crew, S Club. MALLETT, GAVIN RAlNlE Adv. Band. MALLORY, MARJORIE GRACE Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Spanish Club, Soph. Council, Rifle Club. we 5' ' zii MARONEY, ARLENE KATHRYN Soph. Council, Spanish Club, Jr. Escort, Pep Club, Pre-School Asst. MARSH, MILDRED MAE Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Sr. Council, Sr. Program, Sr. Prom Committee, Purple and White Day Program, Soph. Pro- gram, Jr. Program, Confederate Staff. MASON, VIRGINIA Page 6l Q5 fl' ' 5: 17 . S 'K ,. 4 9 5 X 5 S, J H.. J gm, . AMM- WWSJG if-' ,' 3 -'...1'?'5 , 5 ' , .- Page 62 . gg. 1 W: 5 c a :fx ' an 1 4' 4 Z ' if 1 el . ,. -, .f,. safe' Q? S MEUNIER, ROBERT LEE Adv. A Cappella. MICHEL, GEORGIA LOUISE Jr, Escort, Jr. Program, Rifle Club, Art Service Club. MILES, GLENDENE HELEN Spanish Club, Girl Reserve, Art Club, Pre-School. MILLER, BARBARA ANN Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Play Festival, Pre-School, MILLER, MARJORIE ANN Spanish Club, Jr. Escort, Pep Club, Pre-School, Girl Reserves, Red Cross. MILLER, PATRICIA IRENE Pep Club, Square Dance Club. MILLIMAN ROSEMARY Bowling Club. MILNER, ALAN DALE Speakers' Service Bureau. MITCHELL LEDA CAROL Talent Program, Sr. Council, Latin Club, Christmas Program, Easter Program, Commencement Ex., A Cap- pella, Girls' Glee, Square Dance Club, Choir Ensemble, Asst. MOOSDORF, LOU ISE ALLENE Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Triple S , Counselor's Asst., Sr. Council, Jr. Council, Girl Reserves. MORGAN, MARIAN ELIZABETH Triple S., Movie Operator, Lib. Asst., Class Programs, Sports Club, Pep Club, Jr. Escort. MORTON, RICHARD JOHN Football, Swimming, Soph. Baseball, Track. MOSIER, JACQUELINE MARJORIE Jr. Escort, Rifle Club, Jr. Play, Art Club, Asst., Office Asst., Annual Staff, Social Hour Committee, Sr. Talent Program, Sr. Play. MOSS, FRANCES EUGENIA Pep Club, Foods Asst., Bookkeeping Asst., Pre-School. MUDD, BARBARA JOSEPHINE Speech Club, All School Show. MUSICK, CHARLES INGRAM Adv. Band. MYERS, ZEDENA LU Pep Club, War Bond Salesman, Red Cross Rep, NAHMENSEN, NORMAN WALTER R,O.T.C. NAPPE, NANCY ANN Assistant. NESSIMBENE, LEO LAWRENCE Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Football, S Club, R.O.T.C. NEDEL, FRANK WILLIAM NEFF, KENNETH LEE Spanish Club Pres., All City Band, Drum Major, Adv, Band. NEIDERHAUS, CHARLENE G. Jr. Escort, Pep Club, Red Cross Rep. NELSON, CAROLYN RUTH Jr. Class Vice-Pres., Jr, Council, A Cappella Choir, Student Council, Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Counselors' Asst., Lab. Asst., Triple S Vice-Pres., Purple and White Day Program, Sr. Council, French Club, Red Cross Rep., Jr. Prorn Comm., Play Festival, Christmas Program. NELSON, JANICE CLARICE Latin Club NELSON, JOHN ARTHUR NELSON, NORMA LEE EepbClub, Spanish Club, Square Dance Club, Swimming u NEUJAHR, EDWARD EUGENE R.O.T.C. NEWLON, CARL JESSE S Club, Varsity Football, Student Council, Jr. Pres., Inter-School Council, lnter-School Dance Chairman, Play Festival, Lab. Asst. NICOLA, BILLIE JEANE Confederate Staff, Asst. Editor, Spanish Club Pres., Jr. Escort, Annual Staff. N I ETO, PEGGY BARBARA Play-Festival. NIGEY, LOUISE ELLEN Girls' Rifle Club. NORBERG, JAMES ARTHUR Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, S Club, Annual Show. NOVAK, LORRAlNE MAE Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Art Club, Pre-School Asst. NYLAND, SHIRLEY HILDA Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Student Council, Girls' Rifle Club. OBERG, MARY ELIZABETH Soph. Council, Speakers Bureau, Jr. Escort, Pep Club, Purple and White Day Program, Pre-School Asst., Ail 'School IShow, Sr. Speech, Madrigal, Music Festival, Play es iva . ii , a 5, 5 - sew xt stiff W i .1 so - mme , N 404 J .. ,f 43 as 6- 4: , Page 63 Page 64 O'CAMB, HAROLD DI ETSCI-I Triple S, Confederate Staff, Editor, Student Council, Inter- School Council, A Cappella, Soph, Council, Shafroth Speaker, Talent Program, Purple and White Day Program Comm., Christmas Program, Music Festival, Wrestling, Latin Club, Art Club, OLSSEN, NORMA NARCISSA Sr. Prom Comm. Chairman, All School Show, Council, Jr. Princess, Senate Club. Sec., Talent Program, Annual Show, Art Club, Speakers' Bureau, Assistant, Jr. Party. OPIOL, ROSE JOSEPHINE ORR, DUNCAN HAMILTON Triple S, Spanish Club. OSGOOD, SALLY LOU OVERSTAKE, ROBERT VINTON Sports Club, Golf Team, Golf Club, Baseball, S Club PAIINE, VIRGINIA MYRTLE National Honor Society, Art Club, PANKOW, JEROME FREDRICK PANNELL, CALVIN ELIAS PANZLAU, PEARL HELEN PARKS, ROBERT EARLE A Cappella, All School Show, Talent Programs, R.O.T.C., Music Festival. PARKS, ROSEMARY Glee Club, Office Asst., Jr. Escort. PARUNGO, EDWARD J. German Club, R.O,T.C. PASOUALE, CONSTANCE ANN PASTERKAMP, RICHARD JOHN Stage, R.O.T.C. PAVELA, MARY ANN A Cappella, Jr. Counsel, Jr. Program, Annual Show, Red Cross Rep. PAYN E, ALBERT CLARENCE PAYNE, MACKEY McDOWELL Track, Baseball, Swimming, Stage. 1- ,W PAYNE, MARCELYN RUTH Adv, Orchestra, Madrigal, Office Asst., Pre'School Asst. PECK, ROBERT LESTER Lab. Asst, PEREGOY, MARY LOUISE PERRICONE, GASPAR JAMES Football, Wrestling, S Club Pres. PERSHING, ERMA LUCILLE PETERSON, JOY ELDORA Triple S, Latin Club, Pep Club, Art Club, Shafroth Speaker. PHELPS, DOROTHY JEANNE Library Asst., Jr. Escort, Rifle Club. PHILLIPS, BETTY LOU Lab. Asst., Pep Club, Spanish Club, l.R.C, PLEWS, DOROTHY Jr. Escort, Pep Club. POPEJOY, JAMES HERBERT Varsity Football, Varsity Swimming, S Club, Sr. Council, Baseball. POST, IONE JOAN POWELL, DARROLL TIPTON S Club, Varsity Golf, R.O,T.C. POWELL, ROBERT READ Pres. Sr. Class, Student Council, Varsity Tennis Co-Captain, S Club, Speakers' Bureau, Jr. Council, Purple and White Program, Annual Show, Sr, Council, Lab, Asst., Senate Club, Safety Council, R.O.T.C,, Pres. Speakers' Bureau. PRESTON, RICHARD COULTER QUALLS, RICHARD NORTON Band, Orchestra, Track Mgr., Football Mgr., Basketball Mgr., S Club, Speakers' Bureau, Movie Operator, RATLIFF JOSEPH DOYLE A Cappella, Jr. Council, Sr. Council, Student Council, Swimf ming, Stage Crew. RAVENSCROFT, CLEO FAY Madrigal, Sextette, Swimming. RELJM, DARELL GARRAHAN, JR. is Q, . U1 1 :I5b .ff:1l'- . .xl ---- . , . 51, A 1 X N ,xo v : . , I ik? F il Q N A . W X ' c Page 65 gg . . , ,K r .1535 1 1' 'fi E1 Q 'mi 3? ' '.,u.,. .L-M, 3,8 5 qv x TV Y: Page 66 RlCHARDSON, CAROL ANN Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Rifle Club, Play Festival, Annual Salesman. RINGSBY, HOLLY IDETTE Soph. Talent Program, Jr. Talent Program, All School Show. ROBB, RICHARD DEANE ROBERTS, DOROTHY MAE Pre-School Asst. ROBERTS, JACQLJELINE LORRAINE ROGERS, EVELYN IDA Art Club, All School Show, Jr. Soph. Sr. Talent Pro- grams, Madrigal, Annual Show, Christmas Program. ROGERS, FRED CAVE Ngiaraity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, S u . ROORDA, FLORENCE MARGARET ROSS, EUGENE ALAN Folio Leaves, Confederate Staff, Orchestra, Band, ROSVALL, ROBERT CHARLES ROTH, MARIE ELIZABETH Triple S, Spanish Club, Counselor's Asst. ROWE, RICHARD CHRISTIAN A Cappella Choir, R.O.T.C., Senate, Folio Leaves, Bible Club, Sr. Play, RUTTER, MARGARET AILEEN Orchestra, Pep Club, All City Orchestra, Spanish Club. SAMPLES, ROBERT DALE SCHEAR, GERALDINE IRENE Social Club, French Club, Swimming, Jr. Escort. SCHEELE, JEAN ELOISE ' Sextette, Pep Club, Jr. Program, All School Show, Madrigal, A Cappella Choir, Rifle Club, G.A.A., Jr. Escort, SCHEMMEL, DONALD EMIL Safety Council, R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Baseball. SCHEMP, LEONA LORRAINE Pep Club, Assistant. SCHNEIDER, RAMONA ARLENE Jr. Escort, Pep Club. SCHURCH, VIRGINIA JOAN German Club, Pres., Annual Staff, Annual Show, Jr. Ta.Ient Program, All School Show, Music Festival, Pep Club, Jr. Escort. SCOFIELD, HAZEL NOREEN Pep Club. SEAL, DONALD SEILER, THELMA JANE Lunchroom Asst. SHAFER, JOAN ELIZABETH. Madrigal, A Cappella Choir, Soph. Program, Pep Club. SHEDI NE, LAVERNE CHARLOTTE Sr. Council, Prey Club, R.O.T.C. Honorary Officer, Jr. Escort, Jr. Program, adrigal, Christmas Program. SHEEHY, BEVERLY JEAN Councilers' Asst., Asst. SHEERS, DONNA JEANNE Soph. Secretary, Soph. Council, Soph. Talent Program, Student Council, Maiorette, Jr. Talent Program, Jr. Council, Social Hr. Club. SHORT, ANNETTE Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Rifle Club, Student Council, Jr. Council, Office Asst. SIBLEY, PAULINE KATHERINE Jr. Escort, Pep Club. SIKES, MARGARET JEAN Pep Club, French Club, Latin Club. SIMMONS, EVELYN MAE Pep Club. SIMPSON, JANET HELEN Pep Club, Jr. Prom Queen, Play Festival, Madrigal, Jr. Program, Jr. Escort. SLOAN, BARBARA JOANN Rifle Club, Jr. Program, Office Asst., All School Show, Sr. Program, Purple and White Dance Comm., Jr. Escort, Soph. Council. SLOCUM, BILLIE JO SMITH, JOHN LATTA SMITH, PEGGY ANN Pep Club, Adv. Girls' Glee Club. .43 I I I ,,.. i 4 f 4. '.,g: . . dom f ,6 ....., ,M .. R J . ' :iii-5 ' I 'H 5 5 X if 6 1 QF ' S ., . if Ki V, X uh NX F gs sfo- rf ' we .1 if wig! L xi v iss 1 1 iff: ff 'f 1 Is 1 ' 3-X , . .ia 5 Q I Q v 1 I . I in D. A i- zriifm Q gtg... .. i . 'E L. f zz.:- -1 i 1, . ,A ii .. HL- V , 3 il . Page 67 . Q.: --'- 5 gg:-Q, , f ir -I 1 S it gpg, z I s bf . ,Q W ttf' X , ,4 .wt vw Num? 5 f .3 1325? !J'i5f gr- . f W df' NPL , f,Q ,Q in , , eg: Page 68 SOMOGYI, DOROTHY LOUISE Girls' Glee, Choir. SPARKS, BEVERLY JUNE Pep Club, Latin Club, G.A,A., Pre-School Asst, SPEISER, JACK EDWARD R,O.T.C., Safety Council. SPENCER, GERALDINE ROSE Jr, Escort, Pep Club, Pep Club Dance Comm. SPRULIN, MELVIN DAVID Pres. Latin Club, Triple S, Cheerleader, Annual Staff Photographer, Hi-Y, A Cappella, Jr. Prom Comm., Purple and White Day Dance Comm, Square Dance Club, Jr, Council, All School Show, STEEN, ZUMA JOYCE STEGNER, PATRICIA MARY Adv. Orchestra, Bible Research Club. STENMARK, BETTY ANN Triple S, All School Show, Senate, Stage Craft, Talent Program, Jr. Soph. Sr. Speakers Bureau, Spanish Club, Assembly Council, Clinic Asst., Purple and White Day Program, Pre-School Asst, STEWART, HELEN ELAINE Jr. Sec., Jr. Council, Jr. Program, Jr. Prom Comm., Student Council, Annual Staff, Confederate Staff, Play Festival, Pep Club, Inter-School Dance Comm,, German Club, Music Festival, Jr. Escort. STIMPSON, SHIRLEY ELIZABETH Pep Club, Annual Show, Red Cross Rep., Pre-School Asst., Office Asst., All School Show, Jr. Escort, Jr. Program, Spanish Club, Purple and White Day Program, G.A.A. STIRLING, BERTHA JANE STOFFEL, MARY FRANCES Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Triple S., Sec.: Red Cross Rep, Latin Club, Swimming. STONE, NYLA JUNE Pep Club, All School Show, Jr. Talent Show, Latin Club, Rifle Club. STONE, RUTH IRENE Spanish Club, Rifle Club, Square Dance Club, Jr, Escort, Pep Club. STRAIN, JOHN PAUL Hi-Y Pres., Student Council, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, S Club. STRATTON, CLAUDE LEE R.O.T,C., A Cappella. STRATTON, NEWTON HUGHES S Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, A Cappella, Annual Show, Stage Crew, Adv. Ensemble. STR EETER, LESTER EUGENE STRONG, CAROL CHARLENE All School Show, Latin Club, Social Club, Talent Club, Talent Program, Band, Jr. Escort, Triple S, Pep Club, Madrigal, A Cappella, Concert Orchestra, Pre-School, Asst., Pep Club Dance Comm. STUCKI, MAGDELYN LAHR Q r v S, wg, if , . I . . Triple S., Pep Club Dance Comm., Square Dance Club Spanish Club, Jr. Escort. SUTHERLAND, CHARLES ANDREW, JR. R.O.T.C., Safety Council, French Club, Rifle Team. SUTTON, ARLYNE ENDORA Speakers' Bureau, All School Show. Soph. Show, Inter- School Show. SWANBURG, JOHN GUSTAF SWANSON, BEVA JEAN Jr. Program, Triple S, Jr. Escort, Pep Club Council, Pre-School Asst., Spanish Club. SWEDELL, DELORES ELAINE Bible Research Club, A Cappella Choir, Madrigal, Con- federate Staff, Red Cross Rep., Music Festival. SWIFT, JEANNE ANNABEL Pep Club, Pres., Rifle Club, Sec., Treas., A Cappella, Student Council, Office Asst., All School Show. SYTSMA, ALICE MARGUERITE Madrigal. SYLVESTER, JOY REMBERT All School Shows, Talent Programs, Purple and White Day Program, Summer Scholarship in Dramatics at D.U. TAGGART, DONNA LOUISE Pep Club, Lab. Asst., Pre-School Asst., Clinic Asst., Red Cross Rep. TANNLUND, MARY LOUISE TAUTZ, LEEROY HARRY TAYLOR, ROBERT WHITMAN All School Show. TAYLOR, VOLNEY MALJRICE Speakers' Bureau, Sr, Speech. TEFFT, KATHRYN ELAINE Spanish Club TEMMER, HARRY ALFRED S Club, Golf Team, All School Show, Stage Crew, Christmas Program. THOMAS, ALICE MAY Pep Club, Jr. Escort, All School Show, Sr. Program, Jr, Program, Art Club. . ff Ei if iw . V 5 if ,, A i I f is ' ' Jg gg ze i ??f J 2 f eiW,'?ilEii i 5gWiff7i' 2 ,, f,,, V. -Q ' 2 if - i 'Z .1 , . ar- 514 Q 5 l SS M. ,il 5 A Q. file Qifif .2 il 5 i M442 J 4 N? 1, A65 ia, AQ Page 69 W. . 5' ' H I . 1 in - Page gr., t,s.5f?wgj' . ui var' 8... 8' s if 4 as , 'f - 35 z: .ff K ' ,. J. s Y' 'O 2 lu 'E -H at . 4 Y wan THOMAS, ELINOR JANE Jr. Escort, Art Club, Play Festival. THOMAS, GERALDINE LOUISE THOMPSON, ALBERTA MAE THOMPSON, DAVID RALPH Rifle Team, Seventh Service Command Inter-Collegiate Team. THOMPSON, DONALD MERRITT Soph. Pres., Council, Soph. Program, Soph. Track, Soph. Football, Student Council, Inter-School Council, All School Show, German Club, Vice-Pres., Purple and White Pro- gram, Sr. Council, Varsity Track. THOMPSON, JOYCE LEONE TOOMEY, WILLIAM ALLEN Band, Play Festival. TORGERSON, MARY ARLENE Jr. Escort, Annual Show, All School Show, Triple S, Jr. Program, Purple and White Program, Rifle Club, Red Cross Rep., Annual Staff. TRAVIS, JAMES VINCENT R.O.T.C., Soph. Council, Red Cross Rep., Movie Operator. TROCCHIA, RICHARD FRANK Band, R.O.T.C., Band Vice-Pres., Annual Show, All School Show, TU RRE, JAMES EDWARD TWOMBLY, LOIS KATHLEEN French Club, G.A.A., Pre-School Asst. VANDERLIKE, ROBERT EUGENE VANDERPOOL, SHIRLEY BENEDICT Red Cross Rep., Asst. in Clinic. VAN LAW, CAROL LOUISE Speakers' Bureau, Pres., Purple and White Day Comm., Purple and White Day Program, French Club, Play Festival, Pep Club, Sr. Program. VERLEE, GRACE RUTH WAGNER, DONALD DWAYNE Band. WALKER, PAUL ARNOLD Tennis Team, S Club. WALL, JUNE LILLIAN WALLING, DALE Soph. Program, Folio Leayes, Sr. Class Play, Washington High School, WALSH, KATHERINE LOUISE WALTERS, BEVERLY ANNE Jr. Council, Jr. Escort, Jr. Purple and White Queen, Beg. A Cappella. WARD, NINA NORINNE WASSENAAR, GEORGE ALBERT Annual Show, Stage Crew, Varsity Baseball WATERFI ELD, HARRY WILSON R.O.T.C. WATSON, LORANCE LEE All School Show, Jr. Show, Sr. Show, Soph. Show. WEATI-IERFORD, CAROLYN ELAINE Pep Club, French Club, Office Asst., Jr. Program, Swimming, G.A.A., Pre-School Asst., Sr. Class Play. WEID, WALTER WILLIAM German Club. WEISS BARRY WEISS, CLARENCE BARNETT WHIPPLE, ESTHER GRACE Pep Club, GSC., G.A.A., Pre-School Asst. WHITE, DORIS ELAINE WHITE, LORA HELEN Jr. Sr. Class Council, Pep Club, Honorary R.O.T.C., Officer, Triple S, Pre-School Asst., Choir, Sr. Talent Program, Sr. Prom Queen, French Club, Counselors' Asst., Purple and White Program, Jr. Talent Program. WH ITE, ROSALIE AGNES Madrigal, A Cappella, Pep Club, Jr. Council, Sr. Council, Red Cross Rep., Triple S, Pre-School Asst, WHITMAN, BEVERLY JEAN Confederate Staff, French Club. WILKEMEYER, BARBARA JEAN Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Spanish Club, Bible Research, Play Festival. fishes - '. ' .:i 'lzifi-.w-uv 1-A 6' imiiaw? :QUEWWQT .1 I.. Page 7 I xx, E 1. fm A in Page 72 17- WILKERSON, LAWRENCE LITTON Speakers' Bureau WILLIAMS, BERNICE BETTY Pep Club, G.A.A. WILLIAMS, BEVERLY Pep Club, Girl Reserves, Gym Asst., Pre-School Asst. VVILLIAM, PAUL EDGAR WILSON, ALVA CURTIS Coronation Program, Purple and White Day Program, All City Dance Band Director, Concert Band, Dance Band, All School Show, Soph. Jr. Sr., Sr. Talent Program. WILSON, ARTHUR ROY R.O.T.C, Drill Team, Color Guard. WYMORE, ANDREW A Cappella Choir, R.O.T.C., Folio Leaves. WILSON, DORALYN WILSON Pep Club, Sports Club, Swimming, Jr, Escort, WILSON, NORMA JEAN WIRTH, BETTIE HELEN Social Hour Club, Jr. Escort, Pep Club, Play Festival, Red Cross Rep. WITTING, JEAN MARGARET Triple S, Board, Jr. Escort, Red Cross Rep., Pep Club, Latin Club, Couricelors' Asst., All School Show Ticket Sales, Bowling Club. WOLF, GEORGE ROBERT Varsity Football, Soph. Basketball, Soph. Baseball, S Club, Sr. Council. WOLFE, SHIRLEY MAE Pep Club, Jr. Escort, Sr. Prom Princess, Sr. Council, Jr. Program, All School Show, WOLFER, DALE ALLAN Soph. Football, Varsity Football, S Club. WOOD, ALBERT JAMES WOODMAN, ELEANOR CORRINE WOODS, JOHN Pl-IILLIP Tennis, Stage Craft, S Club. WOOLSEY, BOBB I E Library Asst., Confederate Staff, Annual Staff, Bible Research Club, Pre-School Asst. WORSLEY, DONALD RICHARD Golf, S Club. WOZNEY, DOROTHY MAE Pep Club, Glee Club. WRIGHT, ROBERTA LAVONNE Glee Club, G.A.A., Art Club. , WRIGHT, SHIRLEY ALICE Soph. Secretary, Student Council, Madrigal. WURTZ, GENE PHILLIP Soph. Football, Varsity Football, Soph. Basketball, Varszty Basketball, Soph, Baseball, Varsity Baseball S Club. WYATT, VIRGINIA LEE Pep Club, Spanish Club, ti 5 YAMAGUCHL AMY HMKO A f.1hfgQMg,g :we ., , . . V W. . . 4 V YATES, DAVID WARREN . Soph, Football, Varsity Football, Soph. Basketball, Vars.ty 1- ' Basketball, Soph. Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Wrestling, ,, wg r S Club, -K i Hs, ,Y ,573 S p 5 I WIN av .2 , , COBLE, WILLIAM ERWIN W Orchestra and Band , A ff L is I ti 1 1 Hz S ji 5 DEVLI N, J EAN ELIZABETH A Cappella, Christmas Program, Sign Writers Club, Pre- School Asst., Art Club, MCDANIEL, WILLIAM MILES MALVIRE, JOHN E. RODGERS, JOAN LOUISE ' SAWYER, JEAN STEERE, EDWARD NORMAN SPERLING, DONNA JEAN SAFE, DONALD TRACY, JACK Safety Council. OWEN, SHIRLEY ELAINE Sports Club, Bible Research, Triple S, G.A.A., Pep Club, Girl Reserves, Page 73 Adams, Nadine Joy Albright, James Paxton Arnott, Marjorie Ann Balkenbush, Edger Louis Bartlett, Robert Newton Baugh, Owen Merritt Baer, Adolph Bell, Roberta Rae Bradley, Dorothy Mae Braid, Donald John Brainard, Alva Alton Brennan, Walter Eugene Brooks, Beverly Joan Brower, Melvin Joseph Brown, Arthur William Burgesser, Charles Edward Chappel, Louise Ruth Climp, James William Clow, David L. Crane, Richard Devere Crary, James Herbert Dean, Lucille Martha Delong, Ross Frank Dillon, William A. Dodge, Lu-Gray Emery, Roy Saltzman Emery, William Edward Ensely, Sylvia June Erickson, Kenneth Edward Flint, John Pasture Flor, Margaret Lucille Fulford, Joe Goad, Elaine May Graham, Betty Joan Gramps, Ardis Anne Grimes, Charles Pearson Page 74 Comero Shy Guthner, Paul Maus Henry, Addison Loyal Hoage, Mary Ann Hoffman, Edgar Joseph Hosek, Henry Frank Izett, Glen Arthur Jeltema, James Owen Jones, Ernest Lee Kackrnan, Arnold Henry Kelley, Maxine Ruth Knott, Arthur Lee LaRue, Harold Eugene Lawton, William Henry Lerch, Jennie Lou Loser, Earl George McClain, Charles Phillip McCord, Dolores Jean McDaniel, William Miles McDonald, John Vernon Maginn, Leo Nicholas Mannes, Herman George Martin, James Edward Matthews, Billie May Mellema, Leone Ruth Mellish, Donna Jean Metcalf, James Thomas Miles, Connie Mae Miller, Charles Ford Mitchell, John Edward Morris, Charlene Rose Mosher, Edward M. Moser, Karlos William Neslon, Albert Oughton, Victor William Oxford, Maurine Berdine Patterson, Dorothy Loraine Seniors Paylow, Dean Samuel Pollard, Gale Pricer, Ardyth Rowena Quinn, Beverly Jeanette Quist, Gladys E. Reed, Donald Edward Rhone, Janet Evelyn Richardson, Mary Elizabeth Roth, Raymond Lavern Rubridge, Walter Herbert Rudmann, Marian June Rupert, Patricia Jane Schmid, Guenther Ed Schmitz, Viola Colleen Shaw, Jack Owens Shelden, Wayne Raymond Sheriff, Robert Glenn Singleton, Edward Paul Smith, Charles Snyder, Glenn Allen Snyder, Harrison Morton Steele, Raymond Howard Stevens, Marcia Joanne Stoddard, John Colby Sullivan, William Eberly Swaney, Shirley Mae Swanson, Thomas E. Thomas, Dorothy Lee Thompson, Betty Jeanne Tice, Robert Warren Wadstein, Beverlee Mae Wagner, Richard Henry Wiedemann, Judith Masters Wiederspan, Mary Jean Witek, Rudolph Herbert Wright, Barbara Jean va' if ,ici 2 First Row: Hank Wurtz, Erhard Dortmund, Neil Brooks. Second Row: Chuck Hughes, Brad Norton, Earl Bolfz. Third Row: Dick White, Bob Day, Don Burdg, Everett Stasney. Fourth Rowt Jeannine Cowell, Beverly Hunt, Beatrice Miller, Christina Farris, JUNIOR COUNCIL Mr. Holcombe Hank Wurtz, President Miss Guindon Christlna Ferris, Secretary Erhard Dortmund, Vice President Page 75 Page 76 Bailey, Etta Mae Bailey, Jeannine Ball, Be-aber, Janet Jack Bartlett, Eileen Beck, Doris Bengston, Eugene Berich, Marie Berrymore, Carroll Bientz, Louise Binkley, Lois Bluck, Jim Bobbitt, Mildred Bolden, Maxine Bolinger, Elizabeth Bolte, George .J I J 'F 'F lw4 'T' Adams, Beverly Adams, Marie Adams, Tom Ahrens, Mary Jean f Ainsworth, Janet Aldrich, Richard Anderson, Astrid Anderson, Dorothy Anderson, Louise Anderson, Margaret Argall, Ann Arnold, Betty Arterburn, Alberta Austin, Shirley Babcock, Barbara Bailey, Barbara iii! Boltz, Earl Bowen, Gwen Braddock, Bill Bradly, Tom Breitenstein, Betty Bronson, Donald Bromstead, Elaine Brown, Beverly Brown, Naomi Brownlee, Helena Burdg, Don Burgesser, Gene Burroughs, Keota Butler, Mary Ann Bylsma, Marie Cahill, Claire bfi - J JVM, 4. ' .nf ,ew ,,?'.l, . vb I 4 . 11 fill, 5,' J l -.fp I' it , - yf- ,J ' 'l . 2 fl 3 'Ll ff Ji! A l f'l',,A.?j. 7 , , ' 'x 1 , ' U , C l I V V f 9 B 1 , lf' M7 .1 ,si 5 'L aj, gf!! ,J J fl' fl fx, l ff:l gfl, ,fbi . H yi, Czvfsolores ' lf , ,tl V Carlock, Beverly A ,gg 6 I., - Carlson, Delores ' n X!! 1 .Q n Carmeny, Violet 1 il 'L' ' V Carlson, Nancy Carpenter, Mary Van ' Cathey, Doris 'Q .da Causey, Judy I? sf! I 'V f :fha if ,Q ' 1 yr' I I 'E c lf' 4 if, M 4-IBA Chapin, Eke J ' . Chase, Dick 5 V Clutter, Beverly Cole, Letty Coleman, Dona Lee Collier, Robert Collopy, Doris Crandell, Ralph J, Page 77 L . X : Cl If Kifff x 1 i.7 ?iL: 'RZ Page 78 Douglas, Marilyn Duncan, Alpha W. Dutton, Bob Eakle, Yvonne Earthman, Eleanor Eberhart, Rex Edwards, Beverly Edwards, Jo Lou Eggers, Shirley Eichorn, Mary Alice Eliott, Caroiyn Elliott, Margaret Elwell, Alberta Erb, Janet Essig, Jean Ewing, Nancy f ' ' f K gg' wr ,I k VV, Colvin, Billy Anna Conklin, Jim Cope, Frank Cottrell, Helen Craig, Myran Crane, Joyce Davidson, Ruth Davis, Margaret Daubert, Juanita Day, Robert W. Dickerman, Edward Dire, Hank Drobac, Alice Dolan, Betty Jo Doolittle, Joe Doss, Gwen Ewy, Howard Fair, Beverly Fairbanks, Shirlee Finney, Jane Ferriss, Christina Fitzgerald, Maurine Flanagan, Mary Lou Floyd, Eva Folkerts, Fletcher, Beverly Marilyn Ann Foltz, Mary Frank, David Forney, Marita Frey, Velma Frost, Barbara Fuller, Marjory -6 N21 , Qeiitw ' Garland, Gwen Garrick, Janet Geiger, Genevieve Geist, Doreila Gibson, Dave Gill, Laurene Girault, Steve Graham, Eva May Grant, Mary Claire Granger, Doris Grinstead, Jean Gunderson, Jack Gunthner, Russell Hacker, Robert Hackstaff, Eddie Hazelhurst, Jeannie Page 79 Page 80 Hoffman, Jacqueline Hodge, David Holmes, Jeanne Hoot, Kenneth Hopkins, Shirlee Hosek, Howard Huff, Joan Hughes, Chuck Huling, Pat Hunt, Beverly Hunt, Margaret Idler, Leland Jarrett, Warren Jewett, Jim Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Betty Ann Hamilton, Jean Harris, Marjorie Harris, Maxine Hasenaur, Jack Haskin, Rosa Hatcher, Willa Jean Hawkins, Shirley ' Hayes, Lilah Heald, Mary Hedges, Willa Jean Heller, Jeanette Hicks, Bob Higbee, Farrell Hilton, Janice Hilton, Marilyn Hinsey, Cecil Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Floyd Johnson, Frances Johnson, Juanita Johnson, Peggy Johnson, Winnie Jones, Shirley Ann Kallminzer, Peggy Karbatsch, Jim Karcher, Darlene Keene, Mardell Keith, Janet Keithley, Juanita Kehler, Lois Klein, Roy Kline, Coral Lee Knott, Mary Kopecky, Elaine Kroonenberg, Johanna Kroonenberg, Nellie Konrad, lla Lee Knudson, Donald Kuskulis, Ruby Lacy, Dotty Lambert, Jaxson Landers, Eileen Lawrence, Earl Lawrence, Leona Layton, Luella Leggett, Evelyn Lesa, Janet Lewis, Peggy 7454. ., ff., ff,-,JJ Page 81 if 5 'zz f 1'T , 1- . 3I,l,,l e - -, G s ,. f ' , , . 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Skeels, Vernice Skoog, Bob Smith, Beverly Smith, Sue Smith, Yvonne Snook, Ted Southern, Dorothy Sowl, Paula Sperling, Donna Lee Stage, Barbara Steckel, Lenora Stehr, Lois Steiger, Doris Stephens, Marlyn Stewart, Mary Stimpson, Jeanne Stitzer, Elaine St. John, Chick Stoakes, Lylith Streater, Caroline Swanlund, Betty Swanson, Linnea Swenson, Elsie Tabor, Anne Tamminga, Anne Lu Tannlund, Joyce Tayior, Chuck Taylor, Jane Taylor, Lorraine Ter Borg, Jack Thomas, Margie Thompson, Shirley Page 85 .ff Rf 1 e 'W f liz 'il 2 . H1 ' y ' 2 3 ifhhuf. . X 'wigs I ' +g. ' . We' if -:si -, , .M A J . ni .. 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C. DRILL TEAM OFFICERS' DINNER-DANCE HoNoRAnY orrlcens R. 0. T. C. RANGE ASSISTANTS COLOR GUARD CONCERT ORCHESTRA Bill Arthur, Arlene Allen, Dave Austin, Margery Buck, Donald Beuthel, Lowell Cass, Dick Culver, William Coble, Bettie Champion, Esther Crist, Richard Conrey, George Chapman, Janet Erb, Eugene Fowler, Beverly Frager, Bill Hamrick, Pat Huling, Howard Hoseck, Margaret Hunt, LeRoy Humphrey, Stanley Joy, Joan Howie, Sally Jeffrey, Bryce Johnson, Clarice Johnson, Elene Jones, Carol Junker, Don Knudson, Paul Kuhn, Mary Kaneaster, Pat Lines, Ellengail Mapes, Louise McCracken, Priscilla Mellow, Gene Ross, Barbara Ramsey, Margaret Rutter Mary Lou Service, Jeanette Stewart, Carol Strong, Magdlyn Stucki, Louis Tensly, Jeannine Tolliver, Tom Vincent, Mildred Wade, Alma Watson, Imogene Wilhite, Howard Wood, Mary Ellen Peck. STRING ORCHESTRA Gordon Carlson, Mary Conklin, Carol Emery, Jackie Fisher, Beverly Fletcher, Virgil Gabel, Barbara Gordanier, Alberta Heimer, Cecil Hinsey, Ruth Holland, Elaine Hopp, Mardell Keene, Shirley Kenney, Paul McAnally, Mary Ellen Peck, John Potter, Thelma Pratt, Phyllis Roark, Betty Rodriquez, Eleanor Russell, Helen Sanchez, Margie Thomas, Ruth Thythall, Rose Turner, Helen Turnquist, Lois Warner, Alma Watson, Wilma Whitehouse, Wilda Wilkes, Alice Wullschleger, Roy Yates. Page lO6 MARCI-IING BAND First Row: Dave Frank, Lee Pritchard, Barbara Crabbe, Harold Lewis, Polly Carroll, Gerald Graham, Carolyn Streater, Jo Ann Hammans. Second Row: Winifrecl Dodson, Ed Yoos, Bob Roorda, Dave Mots, Erwin Forester, Edwin Giacomozzi, Jack Hall, Joan Knapp, Lillian Knipprath, Philip Grubaugh. Third Row: Shirley Arnott, Bill Capes, Elmer Haynes, Jerry Robertson, Kenneth Stiefel, Clifford Dismuke, Howard Ewy, John Marsh, Paul Hile, Fontaine La Rue, Earl Gentry, Jack Cooley. Fourth Row: Morton Ohlson, Don Clancy, Lee Malody, Lynn Lommatch, Dick Judy, Pat Lowrie, Max Mote, Jesse Carreara, Dan Barttelbort, Charles Majors, Ed Zimmerman, Dan Couger, Dale Kerr, Jim Bullock, Bob Correy, Andy Andersen, CONCERT BAND Row Row Row Row Back Row: Ernie Alt, Dick Miller, John Peak, Dona Lee Coleman,, William Roberts, Dick Foster. 2: Bill Arthur, Jack Stoddard, Gilbert Johnson, Gary Nicholy, Dave Warner, Bill McAfer, Dick Dodds, Wayne Armond, Don Kemper, Byron Hasstedt, Roy Emery, Richard Trochia. 3: Al Willson, Joan Krise, David Moles, Norma Peterson, Earl Lawerance, Marvin Lofgrin, Garvin Mallett, George Moore, Joe Doolittle, Ken Neff, Lowal Cass, Dean Widner, Jack Sluss, Bud Fowler. 4: Joe Strain, Leonard Krim, Bob Lamkin, Alice Hannigan, Louis Dieter, Farrill Highbee, John Davidson, Bill Crocker, Charles Musik, Bill Eich, Dick Simonds, Jim Forsyth, Dave Moore, Dick Conray. 5: Bill Mitchell, Jack Ter Borg, Don McArthur, Evelyn Frisby, Phyllis Dechart, Howard Wood, Mary Lou Service, Charlotte Avery, Stanley Joy, Bob Ferris. First Row: Dave Frank, Lee Pritchard, Barbara Crabbe, Harold Lewis, Polly Carroll, Gerald Graham, Carolyn Streater, Jo Ann Hammans. Page lO7 A CAPPELLA First Row: Lothar Vasholz, Bob Skoog, Art Cross, Dick Bissell, Dick Rowe, Perry Harris, Rollin Dutro. Second Row: Al Litke, Glick Bishop, Charles Haastedt, Bob Munier, Keith Moser, Fred Smith, Kenny Jacobson. Third Row: Gerald Simmerman, Andy Wymore, Dick Cole, Johnny McComb, Jim Hill, Mel Spurlin, Fourth Row: Jack Sevier, Newt Stratton, Caroll Barnes, Steve Girault, Dick Chase, Bud Chelf. Fifth Row: Clara McEnderfer, Ardis Gramps, Mary Ann Woodrow, Mary Ann Judge, Kla Lee Konrad, Rosine Craig, Lois Binkley, Mary Alice Eichorn Beverly Quinn, Delores Swedell, Verna MacArthur, Roy Chelf, Sixth Row: Joan Shaffer, Barby James, Yvonne Bowmen, Barbara Flanders, Mary Ann Pavella, Donna Liggett, Betty Fraser, Lora White Margaret Roorda, Mary Lynch, Eleanor Earthman. Seventh Row: Genevieve Gieger, Joyce Thompson, Carol Bolinger, Elizabeth Garten, Carol Strong, Carol Junker, Jean Swift, Ann Fuller Keota Burroughs, Carolyn Nelson, Marilyn Douglas, Willa Hatcher. Eighth Row: Rosilie White, Jean Hazelhurst, Yvonne Woodruff, Marian Hipple, Clarita Kaufman, Janet Erb, Elizabeth Stevenson, Marian Grove Carol Garten, Doris Alexander, Ilene Butler. - Page IOB ,11 x 'Z' J , V- -, n -,AJ - ' , ., , V , J:-T-1y ',X-i n :fi eakmv- ,. , ,.. ,- , Q, ,,, . , ,fa ,, V -. -- . . 'ff -sfi , .w 1:-V:-L. ' ff '-.,iM-3,e- V , ' - V 'ff 2' '. :.+ ' ' - V Mk -'V,f:, '2f5, 2': H,,.Lf5g,VWa,, , - V , . Q-V 1' .. -A -V - '- f fu ' J-f' - ,. . ' ' - U- .- V A , -Q , . -, ' f'- ww - . V, J., PM - F - ' V -: ' - - 5.- -.- V t:,,q 34.2.1---4 'L ,, M-cfffffiizf ' ' -fi f N 1, 2-4Qi1l'.V ,L-212''-3.'f: F5l?Z'L?f 'F f - KfS5 f':fiL'? '?F' -:,'f'1'bW' ff' ' .. . .- za J T .. ' ' Q 1,9-f':g . ,, .,5,1 :c ,1.g .'Z'-?:Q.V W Q-'Y- . , 4-fVx,. 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' i ' - -c,., rf- :Qin if 13.1 A ,,,, - K 434 A JY' GRAM PAW Maybe in grampaw's time you would have heard some amorous fellow saying, Mary, wouldst thou be mine? whereas now, it is simply, Wanna get hitched? But does it really make any difference? No matter how the proposal is worded, it means the same thing. The required Diagnostic English course at South gave no specific phrases such as these to use, but instead, it taught us the ever-important fundamentals of sentence construction. After completing this course we were required to take some other subject in the English category, usually recommended by our Diagnostic English teacher. lt could have been English, American or Contemporary Literature. ln the speech and drama classes we learned the fundamentals of speech and were taught poise and grace. This year we either took College Preparatory English and learned our grammar thoroughly, or Creative Writing where we not only learned our grammar, but also the art of writing all kinds of poetry and prose. AND GRAMMAR Page lO9 TALKIN' YOUR LANGUAGE Page l lO rw. Te! fa What shall l take? Spanish, French, Latin, or German? This was the question we asked our- selves when we first entered high school. lf we were interested in international rela- tions, we took Spanish or French. ln the Spanish classes, we learned about South America, Central America, Spain, and Mexico. ln the advanced classes, several of us developed the ability to speak the language with some fluency. French, too, gave many a speaking ability. lt was interesting to learn the customs of France, along with the language. lf we wanted a language background in the scientific field, we took Latin or C-erman. ln Latin, we got a truly exciting picture of old Rome and the times of Caesar, and really learned our English! In the C-erman classes, we were not only taught to read, write, and speak the language, but we became informed on the political affairs and social customs of C-errnany. ATOMIC HISTORY Let's take a jaunt down to the Antarctic, and then buzz up over the Asiatic continent on our next trip. Such might be the words of history teachers in the not-so-distant future. With the advent of atomic energy, it isn't too far- fetched to believe that our Social Science classes of tomorrow will be that advanced. Just lately, however, juniors have been strug- gling through American History, the only required Social Science course, while we have been filling other classes in the history field to the brim. Topics from the beginning to the end of time were discussed in our classes dealing in Ancient Civiliza- tion, Modern Europe, Pan-American Relations, Western History, Far East, and Psychology. We will use the knowledge that we have gained in these courses to the greatest advantage, in order that we may successfully make Atomic History. Page lll alll FOUR STAR EDUCATION Each of us was required to take General Edu- cation in our sophomore year, this continuing on from junior high school. Even though we didn't meet as a class in our junior and senior years, the fundamentals of General Education weren't forgotten. All of us know and appreciate this subject. As the lO-B just entering South, not knowing where to turn, knowing nothing of the customs and ways of South, we gladly accepted the able help this course gave usi We were first given an orientation course. This was followed by some other course of general interest to a sophomore. When we were in doubt as to what subjects we should plan to take, what colleges we should attend, and how to prepare for the future-our General Education teachers were always right there to give us excellent advice and guidance. DEVASTATING FIGURES All the math books say 2 plus 2 is 4, but why do half the math students come out with the answer of 3? ls it because they don't care, or is it because they just don't know how? To solve this question and help these students is one of the many problems of teaching mathematics. Figures, equations, and theorems are only parts of the countless ways of figuring out an answer to the problems given in these classes. Pi equals 3.14, and this type ot pi is not the kind that we eat, This pi is used in geometry classes, but if we took geometry with the idea of getting something good to eat, we certainly were fooled. Our problems took time and patience to work out-but oh, the satisfaction of getting one rightl Just ask any of us who has taken one of the mathematics-Algebra, Plane Geometry, Solid, Trigonometry, and Math Analysis. Page l I3 Page l l4 SCIENTIFICALLY SPEAKING . The various science classes were all interest- ing and extremely educational. ln chemistry and physics, the experiments we made in regard to the mechanics of fluids, sound, heat, light, and electricity brought many new theories forcibly before us. ln biology we studied not only plants and animals living on the earth today, but endeavored to develop a clear picture of prehistoric life by learning the origin, development and structure of animals. Meanwhile, in zoology we were getting a more complete understanding of animal organisms. By applying knowledge of the vital functions of human organisms, our Physiology classes learned human organisms, our physiology classes learned the requirements for healthful living through the study of human anatomy. Botany dealt with the environment, types, structures, and functions of plants, and their re- lationship to human welfare. JUST THE TYPE Those of us who were interested in the com- mercial field were offered several courses. Among these were Transcription, Typing, Stenography, and Bookkeeping. Some of us took only one year of typing, but if we went on into the second year, we not only gained in typing ability, but learned to use the dictaphone, duplicating machine, and mimeo- graph. Stenography and Transcription were essential to those who were training to be stenographers, secretaries, or to do similar commercial work. Aside from this, however, it became extremely valuable in taking notes on lectures, radio, and other reports. Bookkeeping gave us excellent experience in keeping records in every type of business. Successful completion of any or all of these courses gave us a good foundation for securing positions in the business world. Page l 15 Page ll6 hifi? COOKING WITH GAS: SEW WHAT? One helping of potatoes, two slices of bread, one serving of meat, two different vegetables, and a favorite dessert, mix well, and it all comes out a well-balanced meal, planned by the boys and girls in the various cooking classes. Meal planning for breakfasts, luncheons, but- fet suppers, and evening snacks were taught to us who elected the Foods course. This course provided our training in etiquette, and emphasis was given to dinners, teas, and spe- cial-occasion planning. ln the dressmaking and designing classes, we girls made our own clothes, and in doing so, we not only increased our wardrobes, but developed more skill in the art of designing and sewing. All of us know that while we are learning the home economics of today, each one of us was getting ready for our own tomorrow. CONSTRUCTIVELY THINKING The industrial art courses were extremely help- ful to us who are interested in following that type of career. Busy students were bent over drawing boards, surrounded with compasses, protractors, and rul- ers, sawing out wing sections for gliders, using hand tools and power machines, or learning the mechanics of transportation, production, trans- mission, and utilization of electricity and other power. Several of us held good jobs through the ex- perience gained in this study. But, is it study? Many of us found relaxation from our regular school work by making useful articles, repairing our cars and working with many mechanical devices. As we worked amid the whirr of electric saws and the pounding of hammers, we were not only building things of metal and wood, but we were also building a good foundation for our life's work. is Page ll7 Page l i8 NOTES T0 YOU One of the many outstanding memories that we will have of our years at South is that of being in the Concert Band and Concert Orchestra, under the capable leadership of Mr. John Roberts, We worked hard up in Room 565 to furnish the school with pep at the rallies and football games and with inspiring music at assemblies. Other groups under Mr, Roberts were the String Or- chestra, Training Band, and Second Band. We in the A Cappella Choir did much to uphold South's good reputation by making tre- quent and impressive performances in and out of the school. There were ninety-five of us under the competent direction of Miss Dorothy Wassum, There was also the beginning A Cappella Choir, soon to take our places. Other vocal groups, also under Miss Wassum, were the Ensemble Choir, the Girls' and Boys' Clee Clubs, Madrigal Singers, and the Mixed Chorus. DRAW YOUR OWN CONCLUSIONS The opportunity in South for us who are artistically inclined was excellent. Our art classes dealt with many phases of art. Included in these were sculpturing, drawing, sketching, water color and oil painting, and charcoal drawings. Bending over easels with brush or what-have- you in hand, we knew that we were not only learning to create, but in addition, each one oi us was developing an appreciation of art which will contribute to our cultural enjoyment through- out the years to come. ln the many drawing and painting classes we expressed our moods and feelings with paint brushes, pastels, and charcoal pencils, while in the sculpturing classes we molded them in clay or carved them in wood. Whether we go into artistic careers or not, we will always be grateful for the artistic appre- ciation which we have developed. Page ll9 COLONEL DICKSON SERGEANT SLAY FORWARD, MARCH! The Reserve Officer's Training Corps, which is authorized by the National Defense Act, fur- nishes a great majority of the officers that are required to command our armed forces in time of war. The corps gives military training in both colleges and high schools throughout the country. Some of the achievements and activities of the South High Battalion were the City Cham- pionship which was won by the South High Rifle Team, participation in various parades and cere- monies throughout the year, and the raising and lowering of the flag each day by the South High Color C-uard. Something new in the line of military training was established this year. That was the Honorary Officers from the ranks of South's feminine pop- ulation. These officers were chosen by the ROTC cadets. This corps of honorary officers includes one Lt. Colonel and four Company Captains. The social functions were not neglected either. There was a Battalion dance at each school, an All-City Officers' dinner dance, and an All-City non-commissioned Officers' Dance, which were all held at the Shirley Savoy Hotel. To end the year with a perfect finish, there was an All-City Military Ball for both cadets and officers. COLONEL HAMILTON Page 120 COLONEL GARTON DRILL TEAM COMMISSION ED OFFICERS RIFLE TEAM COMPANY A Top Row, Left to Right: Wallace Chesbro, Roger Couglass, Rolland Tucker, John Marsh, Everett Stastny, Reginald Peterson, Edmund Mingo, William Regner, William Allard. Second Row: William Eich, Norman Peterson, Richard Tucker, Philip Peek, David Smith, James Vanderpool, Marvin Gunther, William Romine, James Phillips. Third Row: George Richter, Daniel Crowe, Paul Purchard, Tom Roorda, Kenneth Hielm, Allen Newman, Ken Erickson, Ward Smith, James Rose, Jerry Robertson. Fourth Row: John Dougherty, Alan Pharo, Stanley Millwright, Gordon Jacobsen, Robert Hultman, David Frank, John Sopp, Ray Wirth, Raymond Mickle, Paul Hile, Paul Cole. Fifth Row: LaVergne Shedine, Don Neff, John Smith, John Eagleton, William White, Donald Cottrell, Robert Lough, Marion Karraker, William Henthorne, LeRoy Edwards, Dale Hackstaff, Henry Masioner, Carl Bailey. Sixth Row iOfficer:J: Alvin Litke, Norman Nahmensen, Charles Sutherland, lCapt.J, Edward Flannery, Bill Wagner, Company Commander, Charles Sutherland, Honorary Officer, LaVergne Shedine, First Sergeant, William Wagner, COMPANY B Back Row: James Viallet, George Gaubatz, Jack Morger, Jack VanHuisen, William Grubbe, Douglas Smith, Weller Crandell. Second Row: Andrew Anderson, William Braddock, Robert Hacker, Doyle Kerr, Howard Markwell, Ellsworth Richards. Third Row: John Koclanes, Richard Durand, John Gustafson, DeWayne Pickering, Walter Bull, Earl Boltz. Fourth Row: Marvin Burnett, Richard Sorensen, Robert Dimler, Duane Sowl, Jerald Barry, Lee Pritchard, Virgil Genthe, Bob Smith, Fred Henkel, Fifth Row: Laurence Miles, Sherman Reed, Don Bloom, Louis Dillenback, Richard Todd, David Gerwig, Richard Walker, Robert Shaughnessy, Beniamin Caywood. Sixth Row: Robert Card, David Hodge, Charles Taylor, Howard Hosek, Donald Rowe, Tom Vincent, Harold Hutson, Jack Dwyer, Robert Nelson. Seventh Row: Eugene Bengston, Bob Forrest, Edward Hackstaff, Richard Raush, Carl Mayer, James Gilbert, Edwin Seal, Theodore Benavidez, Don Amsbury, Virgil Gabel, Warren Dowler, Eighth Row: Gayle Bristol, William Rutherford, Pierre Hartman, Robert Howard, Howard Hogue, Craig lzett, Ronald Williams, Douglas Laurie, Joe Glasscock, Jean DuBuisson, Bob Correy, Grandison Smith. Ninth Row: John McDonald, John Elliott, George Koclanes, Kenneth Hawkins, iCapt,J, David Thompson, Henry Waterfield, Robert Rosnik. Company Commander, Kenneth Hawkins, Honorary Officer, Gayle Bristol, First Sergeant, Robert Rosnik. Page l22 COMPANY C Back Row: Jack Hall, Frank McKibben, Ralph Chase, Donald Kemper, Norman Welch, Kenneth Jacobsen, Roy Reynolds, Second Row: Jack Sevier, Curtis Jimerson, Raymond Malody, Edward Meyer, Rex Eberhart, Donald Yetter, Eugene Hoeber. Third Row: Thomas Bradley, George Beaman, Richard Wren, John Girault, Robert Skoog, Robert Collier, Dale Moser. Fourth Row: Edward Hobson, Roy Bridgewater, Maynard West, Ted Abbiati, Richard Dodds, Eugene Fowler, Frank Bender, Henry Dusterdick, Eke Chapin, Patrick Lowrie. Fifth Row: William Newell, Richard Granberg, Charles Van Ausdall, Barton Ludeman, Clarence Gish, Donald MacArthur, Everett LaRue, Max Goodwin, ames Fry. Sixth Row: Donald Hightower, Erwin Meink, Dorman Dimmitt, Robert Bedard, John Wobermin, Cranor Wolfe, Jack Cooley, Lynn Lommatsch, James Camp, Daniel Pritchard. Seventh Row: Lora White, Frank Navarro, Elmer Haynes, William Brown, Hearst Pressly, Dale Flansburg, Donald Connelly, Dale Hoffman, Ralph Harlow, Robert MacLeod, Dick Call, David Kemptner, Charles Reid. Eighth Row: lOfficersJ: Donald Schemmel, Morris Glover, Rollin Dutro, lCapt.J, Norman Bull, Ralph Crandell. Company Commander, Rollin Dutro, Honorary Officer, Lora White, First Sergeant, Ralph Crandell. COMPANY D First Year: Austin, Harold, Benthel, Donald, Bilisoly, Robert, Boggs, Robert, Brennan, George, Fellows, Roscoe, Giacomozzi, Calvin, Gooch, Jack, Hawkin, Leonard, James, Don, Knox, William, Lowe, Paul, Mussey, William, Nassimbene, Don, Payne, Charles, Peterson, Glenn, Pukoll, Fred, Rundle, Paul, Simmerman, Gerald, Skinner, Richard, Smernoff, Bernard, Snyder, Harry, Stoner Lee, Warner, David, Zimmerman, VernonfSecond Year: Bundy, Don, Cope, Frank, Cooper, Lloyd, Dulk, George, Doolittle, Joseph, Forsyth, James, Frisbey, Frank, Fay, John, Gunn, Bob, Holcomb, William, Hoot, Kenneth, Jones, Harold, Knudson, Donald, McAfee, William, Morris, William, Palmquist, James, Parsons, Elmer, Pederson, Charles, Rupert, George, Salzer, Russell, Schnurbusch, Douglas, Sanders, Milton, Skinner, Mark, Taylor, Charless, Thiebaut, Jean, Thomas, Francis, Tracy, Jack, Walling, Dale, Wilson, Arthur, Voltz, Fred. Officersi Crocker, William, Cross, Arthur, Gibson, Raymond, Hamilton, Dwight, Harris, Perry CCompany Commanderl, Lawton, William, Rowe, Richard, Speiser, Jack, Kinsey, Cecil iFirst Sergeantl, Fraser, Bettye lHonorary Captainl, Garton, Carol CHonorary Colonell. Page l23 Page l24 EXER-SIZING UP THE SITUATION Clang went the lockers as gym suits were speedily snatched from their resting places! Such was the beginning ot a typical gym period. Speed demons were in their element here, while the more graceful aspects of physical train- ing were found in dancing classes. The fellows received a thorough working over and in the meantime, their weaker counterparts, not to be outdone, strained and grunted through calisthentics--all for the sake of beauty. The physical education program was broad in outline and backed up by hard-working and well- Iiked instructors. The extra-curricular activities involved were countless, ranging anywhere from our varsity games to ping-pong tournaments in the girls' gym. Taking a last look at the gym left an odd sensation, on one side we saw the brightly dit- terentiatedcolors which garbed the girls, and on the other was a sea of exposed male legs. P 11 , Page 126 1 , OA' 'jx' O - X ,F 'N H2 Of? CX g:C..5.'-'gjfi S P 127 Page 128 I ,gi 1 JUST CALL HIM C OAC H Frank lNigsl Mielenz is an all- around coach. Besides having charge of football and swimming, he teaches General Arithmetic, boys' health, and several gym classes. Nigs came to South from West in l944 and has worked tirelessly in his effort to build championship teams. Well known to Southerners of the past thirteen years is Garnet Stone. He is noted for being one of the best dressed men at South. Besides teaching several gym classes, he coaches track and wrestling. He claims track as his favorite sport, both for teaching and enjoyment. After a lapse of two and a half years in the Navy, Coach Fritz Brennecke has returned to South. He coached the l942 champion football team, and coaches baseball this spring. Next year he plans to to coach football and swimming. STAGECOACH Things looked pretty low for the South High basketball team after the first two games, but to Coach Finis Ketcham this was a challenge. Coach Ketcham made good his goal. Under his superior leader- ship we won the championship, For his excellent coaching, he was chosen all-city basketball coach. When you think of tennis or golf you think of Coach Sam Wald- man. Both sports under his leader- ship won second place in their prep circles. Rebels know him for his wit, philosophy, and immaculate wear- ing apparel. Page l 29 First Row: Lynch, Craig, Berry, Wolf, Burrows, Wilfer, Norberg, McClain, Perricone, Johanson, Wurtz, Jussell, Reed, Jarrett, Murray, Stoddard, Dutton, Page l3O Hoberg, Day, Johns, Maten. FOOT Hep, hep, we are marching to victory Hep, hep, we are marching to fame, Fight, fight, is our standard, our motto, And we're out to win the game? Pep, pep, is the rep of our high school, And there's none who can dim her fame! So we'Il fight, yes, we'll fight For the victory, and win the game! To the strains of these familiar words our team got the support of the student body. Coach Mielenz molded a team out of a few seniors and several juniors this year. Even though the team didn't make first, we came in third place. The season started out with a bang by winning both practice games. We defeated both Longmont and Pueblo. We started out the league by beating Manual 33-O. With Perricone fall-city? and Craig push- ing through, we defeated West 26-2. We were tied by North, O-O. Second Row: Quallys, Stratton, Hayes, Blaha, Newlon, Bruner, Leaf, Anderson, Monroe, Cowdery, Grinstead, Gibson, Andrews, Popejoy, Johnson, Yates, Van Schooneveld, Hubbard, Nassimbene, Karbatsch, Dickerman, Mielenz, BALL Our first downfall came when we went up against East. The score was 20 to 7. The second round started out in our favor, again we beat Manual, this time 33 to O. We also won over West 27 to O. Even though our line pushed its hardest and our backfield did its best we met heavy opposition when we were defeated by a small margin when North beat us 9 to 6. Our last game of the season was the Thanks- giving game, Even though our team tried its best and fought on until the last, we were again overpowered by East 2l to l2, Congratulations are in order for the manager, Dick Qualls, one of the most familiar faces on the football team. And speaking for the student body as a whole, we wish to say, Thanks team, even though we didn't win championship, it was an exciting sea- son. Page l3l Page 132 , W-.X 4. GUESS WHO WW -M ...wwf Page ii Page T34 FOOTBALL SCORES AND STANDINGS W L T South 3rd .................................... 4 3 1 South 33, Manual 7 South 33, Manual O W L T Manual 5th ....... ...... 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BASEBALL Page 137 3 First Row: Ter Borg, Lindemann, Walker, Burdg, Woods. Second Row: Powell, Armand, McClelland, Hill, Waldman. TENNIS Under the skilled coaching of Coach Wald- man, our tennis team took second place, with North coming in first. Playing on the City Park courts, Jack Ter Borg lall-cityl showed up as the outstanding man in the league. Seven of the players are graduating seniors leaving only three juniors on the team to start off next year. Jim Hill and Bob Powell were the co-captains. GOLF South's fighting linksmen under the leader- ship of Coach Sam Waldman won second place in the golf tournament with a record of l2 wins and 4 losses. East, the championship team, had l5 wins and only one defeat. Seven out of the ten lettermen are seniors, including Paul McMullen, who received a golfing award as the most outstanding golfer in the city. Page l38 First Row: McMullen, Johnson, Davies, Temmer, Horner. Second Row: Knox, Powell, Hoffman, Worsley, Overstake, Waldman. First Row: Gabbert, Karbatsch, Lofgren, Frost, Hanley. Second Row: Jarrett, Johnson, J., Johnson, B., McMenarnin Third Row: Hastings, Henderson, Nassimbene, Yoos. Fourth Row: Perricone, Anderson, Grinstead, Murray. WRESTLING Although our wrestling team under Coach Garnet Stone was not exceptionally good this year, we did not come out entirely defeated. We defeated both Manual, which put up a fight, and West, which had many ineligible and injured men. ln the state tournament, South came out in eighth place. The only South men to reach final third place in their weight class were Don John- son and Caspar Perricone icaptaini. SWIMMING The South swimming team under Coach Nigs Mielenz was third in the all-city meet at the Public Bath House. East was first, as was expected, with North following a close second, Bob Wray, South sophomore, was our only all-city swimmer at the bath house. He swims the 40-yard free style. John Searcy, South senior, our diver, was barely nosed out by Sumner Downing of East. South averaged 29 points. Back Row: Earl Burrows Bob Wray, Jim Popeioy. Front Row: John Kirkpatric, Jlm Conklin, Joe Ratliff, Jack Horner. fs. .ff ,af www! A, . , , i ggi. 2 , -iv' ' la A 5 ' xx ' ' I .4 .. f .. Page l 39 GIRLS' SPORTS SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL STANDINGS SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL STANDINGS Won Lost Won Lost Manual ........ ....... 4 O Manual ...... ........ 8 O West ......... ....... 3 I East ,......, ........ 6 2 South ....... ....... I 3 South ,..... .....,.. 4 4 East ..... ....... I 3 West ...... ........ I 7 North ..,.... ....... I 3 North ,...., ......t I 7 Page 141 TRACK TEAM Row I: Branch, J. Smith, Angell, Payne, Craig, Burrows, Collier, Henke, Morton, Forest, Cowdery, Nassimbene, Blaha. Row 2: King, Reed, Perricone, Thompson, LeRoy Tautz, Don Taufz, Gaubatz, Wurtz, Thomas, Bath. Row 3: McClain, McMenamin, Rolder, Lewis, White, Day, Dewey, Asher, James, Hiatt, Fenton, Reaungo. 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