Ignacio High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Ignacio, CO)

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SENIORS John Carlson Class Secretary and Treasurer 3; Class Treasurer 4; Softball 3,4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 3, 4;Athlotic I 3,4; 0 Promise Mo ; Pisanaya Staff 3, 4, That ain't tho way I hoo'rd it, Elaine Chambors Glee Club 1,2; Pisanaya Staff 4; Tho Chief Staff; 0 Promise Mo . CM • U i £ You fly-bitton floa.

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CLASS history Eleven Industrious Seniors have finally concluded their twelvo years of school. In 1927, oluvon bashful little boys and girls startod to school in various parts of tho country, but littlo they realized what they would experience before they roachod their senior year. Of those eleven first graders, Isaac Rodriguoz, Dan Velasquez, and Shono Vialpando are the only onos who havo gone hero all twelve years. As they ontored each individual grado, many pupils came and went. Of tho othors, John Carlson and Richard Olguin started to school in Tiffany, going there for two years of high school and for their grade school, and from there to Ignacio. Elaine Chambers also startod her school career in tho Tiffany district, going to tho Pink jehool and tho Holdor for her grado school education, then coming to Ignacio for hor years of High School. Fern Longwoll v;as a student at Public Schools ef Springfield, Colorado boforo she came to Ignacio to complete her training. Edwin Walker attended schools in Rockwood, Red Uosa, and Durango before coming to Ignacio. Ruth Allen traveled around quite a bit during hor schooling, from various schools in New Mexico, she came to Ignacio to tako hor final years of learning. Konnoth Miller, too, has taken in quite a torritory in his school years; ho attended schools in Colorado, California, and in Colorado again for his graduation. Ruth Hill startod school at tho Pink School, thon sho went to Tiffany for grado school and two years of High School, then horo to Ignacio for the finale to her schooling. As a whole, tho class of 1939, has accomplished a high lovol on the ladder of success and their ways may bo divided by many miles, but they still havo the pleasant memories of their school days in Ignacio.

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SENIORS Richard Olguin 0 Promise Mo:,o Shoro liko ya, but you:ro foot's too big. Farn Longwcll Gloo Club 3. Aj Pisanaya Staff 3. 4- Studoni Council 4; The Chiof Staff; 0 Promisu Mo . . I toll you I didn't do that. Dan Volasquoz Softball 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3. 4, Captain 4; Athletic I 2, 3, 4; 0 Promise Wo . Twor'nt it, 'or somp'in?