Englewood High School - Pirate Log Yearbook (Englewood, CO)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS HELEN LESAGE PRESIDENT CLASS SPONSORS JAMES PERKINS VICE PRESIDENT FRANK PASQUA SECRETARY-TREASURER Page I8 ROW I: MR. CARLSON . MISS LEWIS MR. BROOKS ROW 2: MR. SCHLUPP MR. HORNER MR. MCCLELLAND

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CLASSHISTORY HEAD GIRL DOROTHY VANDERPOOL HEAD BOY CARL MCDANIEL A Senior is one who has reached that point in life where he may look back upon his school life with some sense of satisfaction and perhaps with justifiable pride. He is torn between two desiresi to look upon his past and perhaps be tempted to pat himself on the back, or to strive to overcome the clouds of the future. Here, the Seniors have just reason to look back and pat themselves on the back, for obvious reasons. As a Sophomore class of two hundred, it held its place well in student and class activities. AI- though these days were truly a daze to all of the sophomores entering for the first time into life as it really was-senior high--the class of '42 showed up with clouds aloft in all ventures. The Junior year was highlighted with their production The Perfect Stranger. Dramatic skill and art were here to be idealized. The l94l Junior-Senior Prom was foremost of occasions of the year. The Juniors placed second in the Blue and White Day events. i942-The year the days seemed shorter and the daze even more pronounced. For this year, the long-sought-for title of Seniors was attained and the highlights of the year were even more numerous with grandeur and prominence in sight. The class production Grandma Fought the lndians was very well received. Sporting activities were directed toward holding our membership in the Northern League, and dominance in a variety of other events was won. Thus did the 1942 Commencement Program release a class whose days were marked with regard and note, a class whose daze for future life somewhat diminished as it progressed from life in Engle- wood to the life after school days are over. Page I7 , ..- -- ---F W 3-:k..a ...... .ff ea- N., L., .., .-..---.-..-.-,111 f.a.T. -,.v

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nl-WE, ibn BETTY BOSWELL To aid in my country's victory Glee Club, Pep, Girl Reserves, All School Show '4I, Junior Tea '41 PEGGY BOSWELL To help my Uncle Sam Glee Club, Pep, Girl Reserves, All School Show '41, Track-Blue and White Day, Junior Class Secretary CURTIS BOWMAN To be as good as Gene Krupa ALLEENE BOYD To attend tour years at Yale Senior Play Business Staff, Girl Reserves, Spanish VERNICE BRASSELL To have hair like Joan Bennett EDITH BREWER To live on the moon and laugh at the world Home Room Secretary-Treasurer, Dance, Personality an JOHN WILLIAM ABEL To re-ti re Band, Orchestra, Clarinet Trio, State Solo Contest, Mixed Ensemble, Photography, Bowling, Senior Play Technical Staff, Glee Club MARTHA C. BADER To sprout wings Pep, Pirate Log Staff, Photography, GAA, Junior As- sembly, FFT, Square Dancing, Dance BERYLE I. BAILEY To drive a Jeep in the Army Dance, Photography, Sophomore Assembly, Girl Re- serves, Junior Assembly, Junior Play Technical Staff, Personality, Square Dancing, Home Room Treasurer, Office JOHN R. BANG To be a millionaire EVELYN BARRENT To travel extensively Girl Reserves, Drama, Bridge, Americanism, High Times Staff, Pirateer Staff, Office, Baccalaureate '4I, Com- mencement Pageant '4I DARLENE U. BELZ To learn Hedy Lamarr's technique Pep ALICE LINDA BLACK To be the world's foremost aviatrix Band, Pep Photography, Pirate Log Staff '4I, Girl Reserves, Debate, Handicraft LLOYD BLANCHARD To be a miser Basketball-I, 2 ADELINE BLYSTONE To be a twin Girl Reserves,, Junior Class Assembly, Blue and White Day, Personality, Pirate Log Staff, Home Room Secre- tary-Treasurer f-as sl I s 'Q L... sei A Imam Page I9