Eads High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eads, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

I Cjonienis Joreajorcf __ J 89 A book that's Be-Bop bent, no less! It has been said that there is nothing more nostalgic of high school days than the music which was popular. So before you are too critical of the theme” of :ation, consider the real pi this publica er the real purposes of a year- book and we believe you will be less severe in your appraisal. Annua Otafjf Administration % Aacu tg ( ass Javorites % A par Is % Organizations Activities I 9 Published by THE YEARBOOK STAFF EADS HIGH SCHOOL Eads, Colorado 5 8 To everyone who has helped us reach this point in our achievement of edu- cational goals the Senior class dedi- cates this issue of the EAGLE DUANE RITCHIE - Editor or • %£ BILL DAWSON - Picture Manager DON DAVIS - Advisor :ads public schools Jhncipals lites sape I am writing this at a time when the world marvels at the scientific developments in the past few weeks. As I pause and contemplate the future, say 20 years, in 1978, the thought comes to my mind that it may be as easy to contact each of you at your far-flung homes across the earth as it is today to reach your home in Eads with a telephone. To reach the point quickly, let's make a date for '78. Call by means of your vision phone or drop in some evening in your family rocket ship and we will compare features in our new solar heated homes. Good luck. Sincerely, D. E. Davis Principal Superintendents Utesscipe Congratulations to the annual staff of the 1958 Eads High School Yearbook. To the 1957-58 Eads High School Students, may this yearbook be a bond which will always connect you with the past. As you recall your high school days, may you recall them as profitable, as well as happy days. Sincerely, R. E. Anderson Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Ralph Koch James La Velle Lloyd Berry Robert Anderson Earl Kelley Lyle Graham GoT AfY E IS oH JbU Mr. Anderson - Superintendent MR. SUPULSKI Principal - MR. DAVIS MRS. BUCK MRS. MILLS MRS. BELL MRS. BAYLES MISS CUZZETTO DON PFINGSTON Don Athletics 1,2,3,4 Class Play 4 Class Officer 4 Student Council 4 General Ag Club 3 E Club 4 Las Animas 1 2 year Eads 3 1 2 years WILLIAM F. DAWSON Bill Annual Staff 3, 4 Paper Staff 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Athletics 1,2, 3,4 Class Play 3 Class Officer 4 General Ag Club 2 E Club 3 Brandon 2 Chivington 3 Eads 7 PHYLLIS WISSELL Phyllis Paper Staff 3,4 Band 1, 2, 3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Glee Club 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Class Play 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2,4 Student Council 4 Dramatic Club 2 Eads 12 RITA JEAN ANDERSON Rita Jean” Paper Staff 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3,4 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Class Play 3, 4 Class Officer 1,2,4 Student Council 2 Cheerleader Sub. 3,4 Dramatic Club 2 Sundance, Wyo. 3 years Del Norte, Colo. 6 Eads, Colorado 3 LOREN LEE PATTERSON Shep Athletics 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3 Student Council 4 General Ag Club 2 E Club 4 Eads 11 Chivington 1 HARVEY KELLEY Harv Athletics 1,2, 3,4 Class Play 3,4 Class Officer 1,2, 3, 4 Student Council 2,3 E Club 1,2, 3,4 Eads 12 DUANE RITCHIE Duane Annual Staff 3,4 Paper Staff 3,4 Mixed Chorus 1 Athletics 1, 2, 3,4 Class Play 3 Class Officer 1,2,3 Student Council 3 General Ag 2 E” Club 2. 3, 4 Eads 5 years GENE KOCH Gene Annual Staff 3,4 Paper Staff 2, 3 Band 1, 2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Athletics 1, 2, 3,4 Class Officer 1, 2, 3 Student Council 1, 2, 3.4 State Student Council 4 E” Club 1,2,3,4 Eads 12 BARBARA SUE LOUTHAN Bobby Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Glee Club 1, 2,1 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Cheerleader Sub. 4 Eads 7 1 2 VADA MAST Vada” Band 2 Pep Club 2,4 Glee Club 1,2 Athletics 1,2 Class Play 3 Class Officer 1 Student Council 2 Cheerleader 2 Clovis, New Mex. 1 Kit Carson 2 Eads 1 TIMOTHY BRUVOLD Tim Band 1 Athletics 1,2, 3,4 Class Play 1, 3 Class Officer 1 E Club 3.4 Manzanola 1 Eads 3 HAROLD HURLEY Hurley Athletics 1,2,3,4 Student Council 4 General Ag 4 E Club 4 Scott City, Kans. 2 Eads 3 LELANDO. HOLTER George Athletics 1,2, 3,4 General Ag 2 E Club 2,3,4 Kit Carson 2 Eads 10 EDDIE FORREST Ed Athletics 1,2, 3,4 Class Play 3 Class Officer 3 General Ag 4 E Club 2. 3,4 Eads 5 1 2 years REBECCA KING Becky Paper Staff 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Class Play 3 Dramatic Club 2 Eads 12 ROBERTA BARROWS Bobbie Sue Paper Staff 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Glee Club 1,2 Class Play 3,4 Class Officer 1 Dramatic Club 2 Eads 12 JACK DIXON Dick Athletics 1,2, 3, 4 General Ag 4 E Club 3,4 Eads 11 MARVYN MONSON Marv Athletics 2,3,4 General Ag 4 North Hollywood 1 2 Eads 3 MARLIN EDER Bugs Athletics 1, 2, 3,4 General Ag 2 E Club 1,2, 3,4 Eads 12 years CARL LINDHOLM Denny Paper Staff 3,4 Athletics 1,2, 3,4 Student Council 4 General Ag 2 E Club 2,3,4 Eads 12 ALMA JEAN MAYS Jean Paper Staff 3, 4 Pep Club 4 Class Play 3,4 Eads 12 years DONNA LOUISE STUCKY Donna Paper Staff 3,4 Pep Club 4 Class Play 3 Satanta, Kansas 1 Chivington 4 years Eads 6 VIRGIL ALLEN LESSENDEN Virg” Annual Staff 3,4 Paper Staff 3,4 Band 1,2, 3 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Athletics 1,2, 3,4 Student Council 3 General Ag 2 E Club 2,3,4 Eads 12 years STEPHEN GERALD HOLUS Steve Band 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Athletics 1,2, 3,4 General Ag 2 E Club 3,4 Eads 12 years KEN KASZA Kazz Athletics 1,2, 3,4 General Ag 4 Eads 12 MATT FERMAN ’’Matt Band 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 1,2 Athletics 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3 Towner 2 Brandon 3 Eads 7 CAROL MORTON Carol Paper Staff 3,4 Band 1,3 Pep Club 1 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Class Play 3 Eads 12 ALMA PATRICIA PARKER Pat Pep Club 3,4 Class Play 3,4 Chivington 6 Eads 6 LEO NELSON Leo Athletics 1,2, 3,4 General Ag 1 E Club 1,2, 3,4 Eads 12 WILLIAM WIMP Wimpy Annual Staff 3, 4 Athletics 1,2, 3,4 Class Play 3 Student Council 3 E Club 3,4 Blacklake 1 Eads 11 MR. RITTER Tex Class Sponsor We, the high and mighty Seniors of the class of 1958, do hereby leave the below items to our successors, the Junior Class. I, Bill Dawson, will my ability to get along in study hall to Larry Watts. I, Gene Koch, will my ability to do typing and nothing else while in typing class to Fred Buck. I, Bill Wimp, will my fighting ability away from home to Janice Eder. I, Virgil Lessenden, will my dancing ability to Karen Uhland. I, Don Pfingston, will my barrel chest to Bob Bentley. I, Tim Bruvold, will my scientific knowledge to David Adamson. I, Duane Ritchie, will my ability to get along with the typing teacher to Ronnie Bickel. I, Phyllis Wissel, will my ability to get along with the annual staff boys to Virginia Culver. I, Marlin Eder, will my ability to protect myself to Hubert Carey. I, Pat Parker, will my ability to get along with Larry W. and Ronnie B. to Viola Reeves. I, Leo Nelson, will my fine singing voice to Clo Sanne Teal. I, Matt Ferman, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Bill Mays. I, Steve Hollis, will my long legs to Sandra Aldrich so she can get to school on time. I, Rita Anderson, will my ability to get in late without getting into trouble to Diann Scroggins. I, Roberta Barrows, will my slimness to Phyllis Sarah. I, Eddie Forrest, will my quietness to Bernice Kasza. I, Barbara Louthan, will my ability to keep my boyfriend away from other girls to Betty Mc- Knight. I, Harold Hurley, will Diane Mohler all my love. I, Jack Dixon, will my shortness to Shirley Mast. I, Lee Holter, will my ability to get to school on time to Patty Buck. I, Rebecca King, will my ability to catch a man and to keep him to Lois Wissel. I, Donna Stucky, will my excess weight to Arlene Schleining. I, Alma Mays, will my mean disposition to Shirley Harris. I, Loren Patterson, will my ability to get into trouble to Phyllis Watts. I, Kenneth Kasza, will my loud voice to Phyllis Sarah. I, Harvey Kelley, will my pretty blue eyes to Fred Buck. I, Carl Lindholm, will my ability to win wrestling matches to Larry Watts. I, Marvin Monson, will my handsome haircut to Ronnie Bickel. Glass Prophecy by Bill Wimp The time is 12:01 P.M., May 19, 1978. The place is Hollywood, California. My name is Bill Wimp but don't tell anybody. My code name is Saturday Knight. I'm a cop. Number one detective for the BIF. I just came from the courtroom where a case was closed on Harvey Kelley, a professional safe-cracker. He was brought to court to prove that his business was legal. It was, naturally, with Matt Ferman, a famous lawyer, defending him. Another case was tried on Marvin Munson for driving his 300,000 head of steers down the main street of Hollywood to sell at the stockyards. He won the case because he was such a rich man and owned a 3,000 acre ranch in the heart of Hollywood. Well, I decided to fly out to Bads to see what the town looked like after 20 years. I got on an air force jet which happened to be going to the same place. It was flown by Bill Dawson, the famous squadron commander of the Thunderbird Air Acrobat Team. It was a rough trip with his trying to practice his loops, wingovers, and double flips all the way along the trip. When I arrived in Eads I was met by Gene Koch, a commanding general of the Air Force. JBecause I was battered and bruised after the trip, Koch sent me to get patched up by his private nurse, Phyllis Wissel. I began looking around to see what was new in Eads. The first person I met was Barbara Louthan. She told me that she was a model housewife for Mr. Seirer. Later on I saw a semi-trailer loaded with turkeys go down the street. It stopped and Carl Lindholm got out. After talking to him I learned that he owned the largest turkey farm in the world. It was getting around noon so I went Into a cafe to eat. I saw Virgil Lessenden sitting in a booth with several big business men. When I had a chance to talk with him, he told me that he was the owner of sixteen oil fields surrounding Eads. While we were sitting there the former Rebecca King came in. I learned that she was happily married to Gary Verhoeff and had two lovely children. Still later in the day, as I was looking the town over. Marlin Eder came down the street hauling a load of maize. I stopped him, and he told me that he owned all of Eastern Kiowa County. He had put all of it to farm land and had a good crop on every inch. I went out to the race track to watch a hot-rod race. A cloud of dust flew by and stopped down the track a ways. I saw Carol Morton get out of a beat up rattletrap of an unrecognizable 1958 automobile. After talking to her, I learned that she was known as the famous and only female hot-rod daredevil in the history of Eads. Well, I went to Detroit to attend to some business and while I was there I ran into Rita Anderson. I asked her what she was doing now. She told me that she had just graduated from her fifth four year college and was still undecided on the future. That night as I was walking into a store, I saw the former Roberta Barrows coming out. She told me that she was busy traveling from one Marine base to another with Harold. Next day my attention was drawn to a speaker standing on a soapbox talking to a crowd in front of him. It was Loren Patterson. He was urging people to use the trash cans placed along the streets to throw their trash into instead of the streets. After listening to his speech I learned that he was the owner of the Detroit Garbage and Disposal Company. I hadn't gotten two blocks, when I met Harold Hurley. I talked to him and found out that he was the owner of the Motoring Ford Company. He manufactured Ford Thunderducks. Well, I went on down the street and saw a crowd standing around somebody who was trying to get away from them. After he escaped, I recognized who it was. It was Steve Hollis. He told me he was a star wrestler for the Detroit Brawn and Brains team. I finished my business in Detroit and went on to New York. There I met Donna Stucky and Alma Mays. I asked them what they were doing now. Donna was a typing teacher. She was well known because she could type 150 words a minute. Alma was a famous preacher. The next person I saw was Kenneth Kasza. He was surrounded by a mob of beautiful women. He was very busy so I didn't bother him but I recognized his profession. He was a Fuzzy Wuzzy Brush salesman. As 1 was going past the shipyard I saw Leo Nelson. He was the admiral of the Outer Space- mans' Fleet. He defeated the Martians at sea. I went to a football game that afternoon and saw Lee Holter run out onto the field. Listen- ing to the announcer I learned that he was an all-star halfback for the New York Groan and Grunters Team. Three days later I arrived in Dallas, Texas. I had a toothache so I went to a dentist. The Dentist turned out to be Duane Ritchie. He ran a business where your teeth are fixed while you wait. I learned that Don Pfingston operated a business that made Flub, a breakfast cereal that doesn't crack, snap, or pop. It just lays in the bowl in a soggy mess. Later in the day I met Patty Parker. She told me that she was a model for It Figures magazine. While I was talking to her, Jack Doxon came up. I learned that he was a wealthy bachelor. He said that he was an excellent example of what a man can do without a woman. On my way back to Hollywood I stopped at the Black Gravel Proving Hills in New Mexico. Tim Bruvold, a famous physicist, had just discovered a new formula to increase the speed of Satellites to 999,999, 999.9 miles per second. Ed Forrest, a well-known astronomer was there also. He had just discovered a new planet beyond Pluto. He named it Rover. Woops: there goes my police phone. I just got a news flash from Tokyo. Someone made off with Singing Sue's doormat. So long. JZ may me Duane Ritchie being where he should be. Gene Koch going with a freshman girl. Matt Ferman when he isn't in trouble. Bill Wimp driving his car to school. Harold Hurley having enough money to date every Rita Anderson when she had her mind made up. Donna Stucky on a date. Lee Holter doing his own assignments. Loren Patterson collecting trash. Virgil Lessenden when he isn't flirting. Phyllis Wissel driving a Cadillac. Ken Kasza getting in at night before twelve. Harvey Kelly not sleeping in at least one class. Tim Bruvold driving under the speed limit. Carl Lindholm going steady for a month at a time. Marlin Eder taking chemistry. Bill Dawson dating an Eads girl. Leo Nelson getting to school on time . Don Pfingston being true to one girl, night. Jack Dixon being six feet tall. Alma Mays being sent to the office. Ed Forrest driving his own car. Marvin Munson in school every day. Pat Parker going to bed at eight o'clock. Steve Hollis working hard in school. Roberta Barrows with blonde hair. Becky King not getting married. Carol Morton not going to Kansas. Barbara Louthan without Jimmy. 'oH fWH 4 President Vice President Sec. and Treas. Reporter Student Council Sponsor LARRY WATTS JANICE EDER DIANE MOHLER BETTY McKNIGHT FRED BUCK MISS CUZZETTO KAREN UHLAND RONNIE BICKEL PHYLLIS SARAH BILL MAYS VIOLA REEVES BOB BENTLEY PATTY BUCK JACKIE BOLSER CLO SANNE TEAL ARLENE SCHLEINING BERNICE KASZA SHIRLEY MAST SHIRLEY HARRIS DIANN SCROGGINS LOIS WISSEL PHYLLIS WATTS 'Mr HKtt oN WE SlDl oF Y nhD SOPHOMORES V Nadine Kelley - President Roland Mays - Vice President David Harrison - Secretary-Treasurer Nancy Anderson - Reporter Linda Graham - Student Council Cardon Berry Becky Hooker Diana Crow Richard Morton Carolyn Moore o. mm Delmer Fredericks Pete Koch Norman Parker Jean Durrett Joyce Barber Robert Crabtree Dean Carey Bonnie Weeks Linda Buck Doug Campbell George King Carol Pfingston Genevieve Bayles Melvin Brian Harold Pfingston Margaret Bell TM EAST To SAY T E AfoST' Richard Ritchie - President John Nunnery - Vice President Gary Lee - Secretary-Treasurer James Rookstool - Reporter Wally Mosher - Student Council Laurene Jones Larry Frazee Joan Nunnery Keith Dunlap Joyce Hollis Dwight Lessenden Lawanda Fisher Dick Moore Romona Mays Jerry Ritchie Sharell Wyatt John Crow Janette Lang Ronnie Homan Peggy Buck Dale Adamson Wanda Mays Wayne McKnight Betty Weber Dick McDaniel Dan Hollis Arthur Lane Roy Baxter Larry Krueger Mr. Supulski - Sponsor a s s o 6 1 s o - Too Jbff HG To T4HGo '• First row: D. Fredricks, L. Brian, B. Mays, M. Dawson, B. Buck, S. Weber, L. Brown, C. Durett, M. Hollis. Second row; L. Parker, G. Crow, V. Conner, R. Jones, C. Womack, A. Torkelson, P. Maggart, J. Forrest, C. Foster. Third row: D. Weeks, A. Ritchie, J. Klinge, P. Benner, K. Koch, E. Carey, J. King, P. Kelley, R. Lee. Fourth row: C. Bolser, R. Weiser, L. Mays, J. Mays, Mr. Bell, G. Kelley, C. Campbell, K. Graham, B. Reeves. C iq tfi Jracfe c G f y Oeuen n Strode First row: H. Williams, R. Mays, D. Weiser, J. Crabtree, L. King, H, Oswald, B. Edwards, J. Uhland. Second row: B. Kelley, E. King, N. Harrison, B. Adamson, D. Jacobs, B. Mohler, N. Kelley, L. Rittgers. Third row: D. McDaniels, S. Buck, D. Baggart, C. Aldrich, R. Sarah, C. Parker. N. Peterson, M. Lindholm. Fourth row: S. Barber, V. Reeves, D. Berry, D. Smith, D. Nelson, T. Messenger, R. Bentley, Mrs. Hamilton. •'KIT7W' ELEMENTARY First row: M. Immer, D. Rittgers, M. Schmitt, J. Lee, J. Richards, D. Baxter, J. Hieronymus, J. Offill, A, Buck. Second row: J. Gray, K. Koch, M. McNeil, K. Fisher, R. Simmons, B. Durrett, D. Schliening, R. Popp, F. Frazee. Third row: B. Ritchie, D. Homan, F. Baxter, P. Zordel, S. Mays, C. Oswald, P. Womack, L. Scroggins, J. Garner, Fourth row: L. Baldwin. First row: E. Templet. Second row: T. Eder, P. Rouse, M. Blooding, P. McCall, C. Ritter, S. Penn, S. Graham, C. Fluke, D. Good. Third row; B. Kelley, N. Krueger, P. Simmons, P. Koch, J. Buck, S. Hennigh, J. Weber, N. Fredericks, P. Ballard. Fourth row: B. Bentley, B. King, R. Olson, C. Kling, H. Hooker, C. Dunlap, K. Baker, B. Durrett, D. Rittgers. S x A Jracfe First row: D. Richards. L. Lefferdink, G. Forrest, M. Blooding, J. Dunlap, K. Gray, K. Baker, W. Fisher, L. Easley. Second row: M. Shotten, E. Hastings, J. Watts, G. Garner, B. Popejoy, J. Crow, L. Wyatt, V. Reeves, E. Buck. Third row: T. Abrams, D. Frazee, R. Kelley. First row; K. Weil, L. Penn, C. Vitera, M. Klinge, A. Blooding. Second row: A. Mays, R. Maggart, D. Rouse, J. Holcomb, R. Weiser, E. Lee. Third row: B. Addington, P. Aldrich, L. Frazee, J. Simmons, R. Eder, D. Singer, D. Davis, J. Schmitt, C. Jacobs. Fourth row; N. Bowser, C. McCall, J. Reeves, D. McDaniel, W. F. Rollo, J. Popp, row. Skipper, H. T. King, L m kk Q m m n S'- . fourth 9rac e m o. A ‘V A « 1 vx p n - V ■ t a I V tv A -- p First row: S. Fisher, J. Frazee, B. Gray, C. Ellsaesser, B. King, K. Everman, W. Immer, R. Buck, G. Shotten. Second row: D. Supulski, M. Berger, D. James, C. Simmons, N. Maggart, D. Reeves, K. VanSchooten, M. Bentley, B. Popp. Third row: M. Popejoy, C. Peterson, M. Garner, S. Criswell, J. Addington, K. Buck, M. Fisher, T. Laird, S. Ritchie. Fourth row; C. Brenton, K. Wissel, J. Schleiker, J. Lefferdink, C. Vitera. First row: B. Schmitt, C. Olson, D. Aldirch, T. Bendorf. Second row: M. Lyon, J. Brenton, D. Mays, E. Lane, A. Nunnery, B. Bowen, L. Williams, G. Lack, M. Jacobs. Third row: G. Zordell, L. Forrest, B. Mays, G. Rehm, R. Weil, L. Maggart, G. Skipper, J. Kelley, K. VanSchooten. DIANE Homecoming Queen Attendants and Queen NANCY ALMA DIANE JOAN '«E.WTvE Li .-------- l Hu— SPORTS u� _ Harold Hurley, Coach; John Mays, Leslie Rittgers, Bill Mohler, Charles Campbell, Roger Bentley, John Klinge, Bennie Reeves, Jimmy King. First row: Marlin Eder, Assistant Coach; Damon Berry, Bud Mays, D. L. Weeks, Ronnie Weiser, Bill Buck. Mr. Supulski, Coach. Second row: Rick Sarah, Darrel Frederick, Dan Nelson, Lynn Brown, Doug Smith, Don Weiser, Ronnie Lee. c J ” 7eam First tow: Cardon Berry, Dick McDaniels, Wayne McKnight. Second row: Wally Mosher, Manager; Pete Koch, Dwight Lessenden, John Crow, Dick Moore. Third row: Norman Parker, Roland Mays, David Harrison, Richard Morton, Ronnie Homan, Harold Pfingston. First row: Marlin Eder, Matt Ferman, Harvey Kelley, Bill Wimp, Gene Koch. Second row: Leland Holter, Eddie Forrest, Tim Bruvold, Virgil Lessenden, Duane Ritchie. Jootba f First row: Harold Hurley. Gene Koch, Lee Holter. Duane Ritchie, Jack Dixon, Tim Bruvold. Second row; Marv Monson, Ed Forrest, Bill Wimp, Harvey Kelley, Virgil Lessenden, Marlin Eder, Loren Patter- son, Matt Ferman. Third row: Mr. Davis, Dwight Lessenden, Delmer Frederick. Fred Buck, Richard Morton, Bill Mays, Bob Bentley, Larry Watts, Bob Crabtree, David Harrison, Pete Koch, Roland Mays, Cardon Berry, Dick Moore, Mr. Supulski. Fourth row: Norman Parker, Jerry Ritchie, Larry Krueger, Roy Baxter, Dale Adamson, Ronnie Homan, Wally Mosher, Wayne McKnight, John Crow, Keith Dunlap. Richard Ritchie, Dick McDaniels. Carl Lindholm. hardld Mcknight First Place 100 Yard Dash State Class B 1957 Equaled State Record 10: 2 JracA V ■' v: First row: Arthur Lane, Larry Frazee, Roy Baxter. Second row: Steve Hollis, Jim Rookstool, Dale Adam- son. Third row: Bob Crabtree, Kenneth Kaza, Ronnie Bickel, Fred Buck. T )resi ers of 1957 58 First row: Doug Campbell, Jerry Ritchie, Richard Ritchie, Jack Dixon, Bill Dawson. Second row: Harold Hurley, Leo Nelson, Loren Patterson, Carl Lindholm. Third row: Larry Watts, Don Pfingston, Marvin Monson, Coach, Don Supulski. fOVJMtflYd Wot), Senior (j ass Officers DON PFINGSTON BILL DAWSON RITA ANDERSON PHYLLIS WISSEL LOREN PATTERSON President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Student Council LARRY WATTS JANICE EDER DIANE MOHLER BETTY McKNIGHT FRED BUCK President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Student Council Sopfiomore (j czss Officers NADINE KELLEY ROLAND MAYS DAVID HARRISON NANCY ANDERSON LINDA GRAHAM President Vice President Secretary- Treasurer Reporter Student Council Oreshman () ass Officers D f loi (J r� OB • ■ '' ' 4 RICHARD RITCHIE JOHN NUNNERY GARY LEE JAMES ROOKSTOOL WALLY MOSHER 7I9 G ufj Left to right: Mr. Ritter, Sponsor; Marvin Monson, George King, Kenneth Kasza, Harold Hurley, Dean Carey, Jack Dixon, Eddie Forrest. First row: Virgil Lessenden, Marlin Eder, Eddie Forrest, Gene Koch, Leland Holter, Bill Dawson, Harvey Kelley, Leo Nelson, Bill Wimp. Second row: Marv Monson, Matt Ferman, Carl Lindholm, Loren Patter- son, Tim Bruvold, Jack Dixon, Harold Hurley, Steve Hollis. Third row: Bob Bentley, Larry Watts, Richard Morton, David Harrison, Doug Campbell. Absent: Duane Ritchie. GU Back row: Clo Sanne Teal, Mrs. Bayles, Sponsor; Diann Scroggins, Janice Eder, Alma Mays, Shirley Mast, Phyllis Watts, Virginia Culver, Betty McKnight, Bill Dawson, Sandra Aldrich, Carl Lindholm, Jackie Bolser, Viola Reeves, Virgil Lessenden. Front row: Rebecca King, Diane Mohler, Roberta Barrows, Phyllis Wissel, Rita Jean Anderson, Donna Stucky. Insert: Rita Jean Anderson, Editor. c5tuc ent Gouncil Back row: Diana Crow, Linda Graham, Nadine Kelley, Damon Berry, Wally Mosher, Larry Watts, Don Pfingston, Mr. Anderson, Sponsor; Carl Lindholm, Loren Patterson, Harold Hurley, Fred Buck, Carol Durrett, Richard Ritchie, Cindy Aldrich. Front row; Phyllis Wissel, Nancy Anderson, Secretary; Gene Koch, President; Betty McKnight. Vice President; Joan Nunnery, Reporter; Virgina Culver. Cheerleaders: Betty McKnight, Phyllis Watts, Nadine Kelley, Becky Hooker. First row: Genevieve Bayles, Phyllis Wissel, Nancy Anderson, Janice Eder, Carolyn Moore, Bonnie Weeks, Diann Scroggins, Clo Sanne Teal, Lois Wissel. LaWanda Fisher. Second row: Virginia Culver, Carol Pfingston, Jean Durrett, Joyce Barber, Joyce Hollis, Janet Lang, Margaret Bell, Diane Mohler, Shirley Mast, Shirley Harris, Patty Buck, Viola Reeves, Jackie Bolser. Third row: Wanda Mays, Joan Nunnery, Diana Crow, Linda Graham, Betty Weber, Ramona Mays, Peggy Buck, Bernice Kasza, Arlene Schleining, Vada Mast, Sharell Wyatt, Laurene Jones. betty Mcknight PHYLLIS WATTS NADINE KELLEY BECKY HOOKER C ie er eacfers anc SuSsh u es SANDRA ALDRICH BARBARA LOUTH AN RITA JEAN ANDERSON 9 ee Cfuf) ) eyin run y 5 an r First row, left to right: Judy Gray, Beverly Durrett, Phyllis Womack, Dorothy Schleining, Micki Blood- ing, Charlene Dunlap. Second row: Norene Frederick, Shirley Mays, Sandra Penn, Cathy Fluke, Don Rittgers, Dan Baxter, Norman Krueger, Eddie Templer, Dean Homan, Leann Scroggins, Peggy Ballard, Bertha King. Barbara Durrett, Howardy Hooker. Third row: Karen Baker, Patty MaCall. Florance Bax- ter, Donald Good, Forrest Frazee, Roy Popp, Carl Ritter, Terry Eder, John Weber. Robert L. Greenwell, Director. First row: Virginia Culver, Clo Sanne Teal, Joyce Barber, Carolyn Moore. Nancy Anderson. Becky Hooker, Shirley Barber, Rita Jean Anderson. Second row: Phyllis Watts, Margaret Bell, Genevieve Gayles, Dee Ann Jacobs, Viola Reeves, Lois Wissel, Betty Weber, D. L. Weeks, Cindy Aldrich, Linda Mays. Third row: Carol Durrett, Nina Harrison, Linda Graham, Damon Berry, Judy Uhland, Jean Durrett, Karen Uhland. Phyllis Wissel, Larry Frazee, Richard Ritchie, Becky King. Jeanne Crabtree Sandra Aldrich, Diann Scroggins. Fourth row: Kathy Graham, Doris McDaniel, Bonnie Weeks, Leo King, Robert Crabtree, Robert L. Greenwell, Director. Director ROBERT L. GREENWELL kl Batin C) ass Sponsored by EADS PROPANE CO. Mrs. Bayles, Shirley Mast, Roberta Barrows, Carol Morton, David Adamson, AnnuaI A)tafjf First row: Phyllis Wissel, Bill Dawson, Duane Ritchie, Gene Koch, Mr. Davis, Advisor. Second row: Virginia Culver, Janice Eder, Diane Mohler, Bill Wimp. 'Veol,( y HcVv W'Kcv 3 Up in the a r Jy Birdmen I UJ 1 4 A eeJ antj he Ip ? y ea li jea h LUa.f e it or «. o V ?? Drop D a.J ■I BO e o o a Is it a bt Zoning b rtf heirs (rivt me mai-e h(; . 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