Lamar High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Lamar, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1948 volume:

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Many scalps won! Big celebration! Heap big Pow-Wows, fine to Creat M see. edicine Men got heap big mess Teach young braves to follow trail, Seniors blaze through wilderness. -Marilene D 21 ITIOII K Her understanding smile, quiet ways and winning personality have made her a teacher the students of L. U. H. S. will never forget. It has been through her untiring efforts that our annuals have been so successful. In order to express our appreciation to Mrs. Applegate, because she has helped to make our high school days more memorable, the 1948 Annual Staff wishes to dedicate this annual to her. ILETA PAYE STERREU K an , ni 1 J! -a - fs 9, Page Four CHUCK HUSTED, DONNA SPENCER, NANCY I-IILTABIDEL, JOHN HERMES, BOB ROLLINS, JERRY KILDUFF, MR. COFFMAN CAdvisorJ, HOWARD WAGNER, BOB O'DELL, ILETA FAYE STERRETT, RICHARD JIMINEZ, JUNE STEVENS, MARILYN PEECHER, PAM POLLOCK, JOYCE JENKINS, ESSIE ELLIOTT, GARY GREENSTREET. 'Mar Clouncil The Student Council of Lamar Union High School is a very important organi- zation in that it gives the student body the democracy it demands in its government. Its main purpose is to form and maintain an understanding bond between the faculty members and students. The membership of the Student Council includes two representatives and the president from each class, as well as the regular officers of the council. This year Ileta Faye Sterrett and Bob O'Dell served our school in the capacity of head girl and boy. Their duties were to alternately preside at council meetings, introduce assembly programs and at all times endeavor to lead and guide us. Howard Wagner and Richard Jiminez served as secretary and treasurer respectively. The sponsor of the council is Mr. Coffman. MARIAN Jo CHENAULT U V '11'!If Jfllx ' ' M BOB O'DELL - - - - - Head Boy N M ILETA PAYE STERRETT - - Head Girl N I 1 4 I '5 'S N l I 1 Q I I - X X ' I x I X I I I ... K f -'IN f - fx gg X Pgf eq. -PY Qhieftains HHEAP BIG CHIEF ALFRED R. YOUNG Superintendent of Schools CHIEF KETCI-IUM MAX COFFMAN High School Principal MEDICINE MEN MARTHA COREY KERR Mathematics Girls' Advisor VIRGINIA BEAVERS Art HAROLD BLACK Vocational Agriculture FRED BARNETT Mathematics IEYVELL ELKINS Commercial English GEORGIA BUTLER Library English ANNA FRANCES ILSE Vocational Homemaking LOIS APPLEGATE Commercial RITA IUNGVVIRTH Spanish English ,W K , K Y' f ' ,ff r 'l 90 Pagc' Six 1 4 .1 1 x if A f ' I H 1 'xg IL 'Mi 1 ,ist 1 N . I I I , 1 if A : Y INE MEN HMEDIC HAROLD HAN SON Chorus Sul THEODORE G Band BERNICE BLACK Girl's Physical Education JAMES STULTS Physical Education Basketball Coach BESS COON English IANSON English ERINGER HELEN I RNES 4DONALD KA Biological Science ' Coach LLEN History Boy's Advisor Football Coach KEITH BYERLEY Industrial Arts 'Track Coach C. CIIENEY Assistant JOHN A CLAUDE Science Ir. High Coach NNING HAROLD BE llistory .Q S xxx. My .NX Q . S ,'v U -'Q IEWELL ELKINS Superintendent S cretary to ' OFFICE PERSONNEL e LOUISE Cggfflil JESSE L. NELSON P Secretary to School Board Secretary to la dp - XJ-V T 1 Ik, bof- fxacvx Q 'EL eX',o0.,6' Mm Wm 5 K4 4 out A, sq ,o WR 'oy N L 4 N- 000 SERENADE DE SIBONY Y Uwrq , , fb 0 nee BIN 1 Q AS' cg 0' Qerrxl RX ,QQ Q Q01 wi ly 'ff. 2+ 'V' P 0,XlCu4,. Y' ,, ,Co S ? WF? L- l7g5 9 ' . .- o , 2 Soxdl ls 5 Shrlfm 'Junior- Q Shir ,Boa 'A ' - , - ip! Q4 2, A TQJJ 6' fb S5060 ' Are.A'CJX ' Oehes . 5 QQX at wx L 806 :Q ax' 'Q 9 JacK-Judy '05 cl nC1 .EM 36-X SENIOR FORMAL dx VS., O January iq, 1147 Q . 0 5 3 sd Cv Q 6 94 1 9:2 Q R. Y. - E , 1 i X lg 4 5 If x Rx An l wx - ' x A: V 4' ' X Q: . v X a' I N S S A N I ': S 'N if: .NL 4 A A r lv - I A A I 1 ' ax I An.. K Q I ! -I S 1,- 4 Q Wx rn xx x X ?- 2 X 'x' 'L . X X 1 X X bw 5 4 X , K . O A X ' 9 N 'L ,B T4 'll gr 1.3 M' Q X 1 X. In , A ,,, ' M Q fi- ' i-J x AW, fl' 1 5' T 1 1 -X s ,y f ., Q I, V . f X 4 1 .qs b J mx in . .-3 Mark: v , X 'W i N SENIOR JUNIOR SOPHMORE FRESHMEN WARRIORS BRAVES' SCOUTS PAPOO S E I aa.. f D FAMSF, 0 O Y is MMVI, 4 Ha. pi in G5 f 5 T! . 'fir Q ' J 1 ? . 7? ,H x s. P' x Pg N 7 emor Legend We are approaching the end of the year-our last one at L. U. H. S. It has not been perfect-no year really is. We have had our sorrows as well as our joys-but we have had good friends to share them with. Our star studded class was headed by Marilyn Peecher, Vernon Bowers and B. Ann Leininger, who led us through a year of fun. A warm September evening found the Seniors clutching desperately to a swaying hay rack, and under the harvest moon we had a wonderful picnic. Remember the waterrnelons of doubtful origin? We found ourselves rather low financially so we set forth earning money which kept a good share of us busy. Our own dance, the Senior Formal, was carried out in the theme of Serenade de Siboney with gay, festive, Spanish decorations and a multicolored canopy. It proved to be as successful as we had anticipated. Then came semester exams. The midnight oil was burned in many a home preparing for the night- mares, but we finally came through with flying colors and the hope of graduating was a little brighter. Quite a few of our boys were initiated into L Club this year. We all participated in clubs and other extra-curricular activities. Three major events in the latter part of the year were the Senior Play, the Senior Assembly, and the election and installation of seven seniors into the National Honor Society. At the time this is being written it is too early to give the names of the play cast or to list those honored by being initiated into the Honor Society. . . . Now that we are on the threshold getting ready to step from the grander days in our lives our minds tum back to when we were underclassmen . . . The fall of 1946 rolled around and we marched into the halls of L. U. H. S., accomplished juniors, and prepared to take the school by Storm. When we finally settled down, we elected as officers, Ileta Faye Ster- rett, Mildred Hendrie and Marilyn Peecher. With the prom uppermost in our minds, most of our activities were money-making events. In early March we staged Murdered Alive, a hair-raising play. The junior camival was one of our most important activities as it added a great deal to our treasury. The crowning event of the year was the junior-Senior Prom. Club 47 featured a banquet at the armory cleverly carrying out a night club theme. The tables were decorated with top-hat nut cups, floating candles, and caricatures of leading students. Life-size dancing silhouettes provided a background for the tables. Dancing was held at the country club. Hat-check girls and bartenders welcomed us to the Emerald Room which further carried out the night club theme. We went to Clay Creek for our junior picnic and had an uproarious time-the best class party ever. This year Margaret Jane Baird, Bob Birkby, Bob O'Dell, Marilyn Peecher, Laurice Carlin, and Ileta Faye Sterrett were initiated into the National Honor Society. Bob O'Dell, Bill Branom, Glen Murray, George Merrill, Jack Price and Perry Kerr were taken onto the L Club. As a climax to our junior year, the student body elected Ileta Faye Sterrett, Head Girl and Bob O'Dell, Head Boy. - When we entered L. U. H. . as sophomores we had more confidence in ourselves than we did as fresh- men. That year Vernon Bowers, lleta Sterrett, and B. Ann Leininger were at the head of our class. Several of the boys excelled in sports, and Bill Noe, Vernon Bowers and Dean Ring were elected for the L Club. The girls, not to be outdone, entered into the activities of Pep Club and G.A.A. The Freshman-Sophomore play Sing for your Supper was presented that year. During our freshman year we had two parties, both of which helped us to become acquainted. Some of our members were fortunate enough to get into the Freshman-Sophomore play A Ready Made Family. We also gave Life at a Picture Show for our assembly, which proved to be a riot. And now a perfect end to the four years we have loved so much. With Commencement and Bacca- laureate close at hand, we have a deepened appreciation of all the friendships, loyalties and responsibilities that we have shared. MARILYN PEECHER joy MARTIN MARXLENE DAMON CLASS OFFICERS MARILYN PEECHER - - - President CLASS COLORS - Red and While VERNON BOWERS - - vice President CLASS FLOWER ' ' ' ' ' C C M - - W d B. ANN LEININGER - Secretary-Treasurer LASS OTTO e Stu y mnloiff Page Ten MARILENE DAMON 1 1 9 'QANXNX X x LARRY ESTEP K3 nf Q K X z-Q Fr J Ml E+ :Ax PAMELA POLLOCK r x 011 Q aff mp 3? 0 Wexz '1 H MILTON VVALKER :Ll 866, 2+ fl ELLEN MCKENNEY Seniors ml X JJ BOB BIRKBY J L gy Q -fff EDITH ANN VERRALL fififv 0, TODD HAVEY E X fl ,Vg-qfh, . f -.5-fgs::1f-:W 'Lg I m' 1.....5 SP E 0, f .ll NCER MCGRATH X I W cw 1 x X -N WXx,- 49 'E MARILYN PEECHER Page Eleven .1 4 A X xxxllll, RICHARD BUGG SM N6 Q. x :T N S Ca L .gm X? 43559 V' 1 M I X B. ANN LEININGER A x XA' 4 ILETA FAYE. STERRETT JACK NELSON K Page Twelve C .. 35 1 , Q jemors 5 00 09 Q 85 Q Q' X 'Q 0 IIIIIHIIHIDMNX SIM HALL Joy MARTIN A A L, BENQ Gam A fm MARGARET JANE BAIRD PAUL THRONDSON 2 5 Q 1 A 4 ysuel A uuv 46 sf X Y VERNON BOWERS CAROLYN CAMPBELL X, X , .xii 5 BILL HENDERSON SJ 'Wikia Hu ma MARY KILLION .-ann. x ng.- . nic Gndyskgw ROYCE MARSHALL '53 T32 X 'X .Q PAT KEISER P 5 D BILL NOE eninfrs ,Q .D Bt 5 5 0 ua? ob 9,f3m,'fGunN LOUISE BRYSON X67 E N EUGENE STURGON 28, 6 za' 5 'm-7 c X LAURICE CARLIN as fm I KW f E 4 X 1 RAYMOND MAY Q? 45523 63' ...fl MILDRED HENDRIB .gf v K K t, 3 ., . vb Ng' 4 Pay Th 1 e W JUNIOR NUNNERY gl ' Kee ,Ace MA NS X ELEANOR CASE NOLA MAE KARN Page Fourleen Q eniors Q f N 1, M 3 R 071 ,Huw MXN JACK PRICE HELEN HIERONYMUS 515 5 t 'ji A : 9, Sz? Q I PATSY JOHNSON JOHN HEIYMES I' r ' x ff M f , , X .!f,, K 4 .Q 1 Q: M lf. X FR S 'pw- iif 5 xX I : if-A 'W 1 Wwfffrrnxxw ERMA GRAUBERGER vw, 'i l' X KERMIT KARN V- W' KATHRYN KARN F ,wwgmts x , Q, fig XX X 11-Lip 'Q if 'aw' -wa 0 W MILDRED CARTER MARIAN CLORE 5 . S f N I JOHN MCCALL W E0 9 1 IRENE NAGEL J ,Seniors Sh d xr Q Ill' D ANITA CORNELL Q3 CHARLES ENGLAND S153 X CO9 I c FRANCES MILLER -G X BILL THOMPSON ga... '4 L4 ,. E' MARILYN CLORE P Fl .1 BILL BRANOM 23 MARIAN CHENAULT P g S GL' f ff? , 6111075 x S K f W , ifm I JOYCE STAGNER GERALDINE CARRILLO . Q 4 wig DWIGHT GROX ER An A I BARBARA KELLEY -3.5- EQ Tllvix GLEN MURRAY fb F3 CORINE MAUCH 1 mx X. 1 DONNA LEE DAVIS if i Q , wp, b Q N ji!-il . Q. l S x GARY REED Jw A NN X 'QV Q 5 3 PERRY KERR Na, 'aw Q .9 ,W-X llffl www INIAE KERFOOT ...,.dl MAXINE BUCHMANN -is 'Tl -X. x . X O DA N ' Semors Nc' ,, I 0 v X ' N N WILDIE LAMBORN AUDREY PETRIE 1,1 sEN1oRs ff w 7 3 'fa WITHOUT PICTURES - X A BROOKS HALL ins H BETTY NEEL N NORINE GIBBONS HAROLD COOK A 7 6 Q Q., JOE HASSER ' '- x R vi F Ns' ,T fx V O 5 ,f ' 'WY TN 3 T VIVIAN CLAPPER Us A Y 1, 1 1 Q 'mana M ' NG FAYE SMITH 'Y I , i BOB O'DELL 33 I ff' x t. ' BETTY CLIFTON uniors CLASS OFFICERS President - - ------ Howard Wagner Vice-President - - Dorothy Clayton Secretary-Treasurer - - - Rhea Ellenberger Page Eighteen ,va Row One: WAYNE ALBIN JACK ALEXANDER JANE BARNHART TOM BARNHART JERRY BEAVERS Row Two: JOYCE BOWMAN JUDY CARRICO EDITH CARTER DON CASS MYRON CASSIDY Row Three: J. T. CLAYBROOK DOROTHY CLAYTON BETTY JO COCHRAN CLEO COEN DOROTHY COLLINS Row Four: ALMA COLYAR IEANNE CROWE BARBER DE HAVEN GENE DENMAN DOLORES DRISKILL Row Five: BONNY DUNCAN IOE ELAM RHEA ELLENBERGER BOB EMICK CURTIS GENTRY Row Six: LUTITIA GIBBONS PAT GREEN WANDA GEORGE RALPH HARPER NANCY HILTABIDEL .1 Z Juniors Row One: LUCILLE IIOPPE DON HUMPHREYS JOYCE JENKINS SYLVIA JOHNSTON JERRY KILDUFF Raw Two: ELAINE LARGENT JOHN LEWIS FAYE ETTA LINGLE BETTY LUBBERS JOYCE MARTIN Row Three: HARVEY MAY BETTY J. MAYHEW GEORGE MERRILL FRANCES MILLS JERRY MITCHELL Row Four: JIMMY MOORE LU CILLE MUMFORD VERNON PIATT JERRY POSEY JOHN POWELL Row Five: JIM PRICE PAT RAY LOIS RULE TOM SALLEE JOY ANN SHANK Row Six: BETTY SHERER RUTH ANN SMITH PAT STEVENS JACK STEWARD LEROY SUNDAY Row Seven: BOB SWEAT ROY TANIAI NORMA TEFERTILLER BILLY TERRILL PAR THATCHER Row Eight: MARY DELL THOMPSON WILLIAM THRONDSON BURTON VICKERS HOWARD VVAGNER DONNA WARREN Row Nine: DON WARREN LOIS WEATHERRED COLENE WELSCH JUANITA WRIGHT J X f 'I V,- 'Q 1 f ' Q :Mi 'wif' Y . Tsar' ,, qi ,Afgm 'Ii ,,,,,h'v x' 'ifsi' e' 43 jet' I 3. Q -'sis , as .. .L 0 X Q 'rw 25? ff' al 1 N '3 Q .4 od ik . ' X SS. 4 Mm D V fy ,-an 9 x we W L I IA 'J glgmlz, T Page Ninetecn Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS ESSIE MAE ELLIOTT - - - - President LEWIS GUTHRIE - - Vice-President SHIRLEY TUCKER - - Secretary BOBBY CAULK - - Treasurer Page Twenly TOP PICTURE Top Row: Llo d Duncan, Sammy Bauer, Dale Day. Row Three: Marland Brooks, Lu Anne Clark, Lorene Bauer, Martha Elam, Maxine Ballard, Ferril Davidson, Melvin Cook. Row Two: Sarah Cisneros, Mary Chenoweth, Betty Bradshaw, Frances Atkinson, Barbara Davidson, Allan Carlin, Archie Basye. Raw One: Lois Clapper, Juanita Driskill, Essie Mae Elliott, Ada Jean Eichler, Bobby Caulk, Pauline Boxley, Doris Dunn, Geraldine Bock. Absent: Truman Dossey. MIDDLE PICTURE Top Row: Paul Grover, Howard limes, Richard Eminez, Timmy Garcia, obert Madrid, . J. Kelly. Row Three: Keith Kelley, Ernie Gomez, Dick Klein, Richard McEuen, Ralph King, Billy Hurst, Louis Gutherie, Donnie Lubbers. Row Two: Reta Hollister, Eleanor Hoppe, Unice ielnsen, Helen McKim, Donna Ilasser, ary Louise Henderson, Leota McCon'ias, Mary Geiser. Row One: Ida lVIae McDowell, Jo Ann Irwin, Linda Hall, Connie Northrup, Carol Goshen, Alice Melgoza, Kathryn King. Absent: Viola Mix, Junior Harding, Charles Nortlrrup. BOTTOM PICTURE T0 Row: Gordon Scranton, Jim Twombly, Richard Snyder, William Sims, Jimmy Smith, Bobby Williams, Gerald Schaffer, Darrell Stein. Row Three: Billy Petrie, Gene Stickler, Leonard Reisli, Ralph Pivonka, Shirley Tucker, VVayne Rose, Norman Sears. Row Two: Evelyn Welch, Donna Spencer, Mziririne O'Dell, Shirlene Turner, Margaret Rey- nolds Donna Tanner, Ila Jo Scranton. Row One: Emma Stevens, Margaret Roe, Frances Starbuck, Frances Stutzman, Maxine Segers, Joanne Thompson, Jeanette Smith. Absent: Garry Page, Bob Rollins. CLASS OFFICERS CHUCK HUSTED ---- - President 6373511771371 SHERMAN MELKUS - - - Vice-President NORA LEE BURNS V - Secretary-Treasurer TOP PICTURE Top Row: Charles Davis, Bob Driskill, Charles Book- store, John Akers, llerbert Coats, Marion Darbyshire. Row Four: Amelia Baker, Zola listep, Kathryn Brooks, LaVada Chenoweth, Donna Courkamp, Delphin Austin, James Bellamy. How Three: Nora Lee Burns, Pat Driskill, Joyce Gibbs, Laura Anderson, Patsy Davis, Joyce Baxter, Leia Dean, Jean Culbertson. Opal Garcia. R0u'Twa: Nancy Clark, Emma Jean Castle, Lupe Cisneros, Frankie Dorris, Eleanor Gilbert, Gary Greenstreet, Don Eckert, YVanda DeVVolf, Roy Eagan. Row One: Bob Bertalotto, Leonard Bauer, Ted Applegate, Esther Colyar, Joanne Eldred, Irene Eddleman, Mona Driskill, Lynette Bruckner, Maxine DaVault. Absent: Jim Crihben, Ona Day, Raul Andrade. MIDDLE PICTURE Top Row: J. C. Lamhorn, Frank Madrid, Leonard Johnson, James Miller, Donald Jones, Paul Hildebrandt, Bob McPherson, Alhert lN'Iay, Jimmie Jacobs, VVilliam llliles, Dean Ialvorson. Row Three: Weston Johnson, Roy Ilurd, Levi Mitchell, Davy Mason, Bertha Kinderkneeht, Kaye Keiser, Charlotte Maynard, Jessie Mills, Halley Nlay. Row Two: David Lacy, Charles Husted, Kenneth Johnson, Deborah hlerrill, Yvonne Laber- tew, Martha Layton, Shirley King, Kathryn Kinder, hlary Jones, Ruby James. Row One: Sherman Melkus, Mary Ann McClure, Ph llis Martinson, Joan Ilurst, Bonnie hliller, Erma Jo Nloyer, Lenora Kent, anet Kephart, Mary Ann Lawrance, uanita Kerfoot, Norma Hieronymus. Absent: Mary Melgoza. BOTTOM PICTURE Top Raw: Jzrold Warner, Eldon Parker, Raymond 7illiams, Duane Sprowls, Carl Wallace, Irvin Stagner, Gene Oliver, Max Venn. Row Three: Bill Shackelford, Henry Powell, Charles Southard, Morton Rich, Virginia Strong, Charlotte Sears, Marylee Willyard, Betty Thumbs, June Stevens. Row Two: ' 'Raymond Page, Lois Piatt, Mary Perez, Amelia Palacio, Betty l'otten, Jean Owens, goslellla Peacock, Betty Simmons, Joann ic . Row One: Katherine Roe, Mary Ann Schwartz, Ruth Rule, Roberta Petrie, Pat Smith, Winona Osban, Vanita Wright, Pauline Smith. Q3 Win. .i if . .mi-.Lai ,mek Q., cw, t .wr v. f sw jimi la..- .4 0 4- Page Twenty-one 5? Seniors C5 cwo'rztes GLEN MURRAY MARILYN PEECH ER Juniors DOROTHY CLAYTON HOWARD WAC NER Freshmen Sophomores SHIRLEY TUCKER LOIS CLA PPER VIRGINIA STRONG CHUCK HU STED Pagc Twenly-two x ,Lf 7. V '1 -. k 15 -I .., . xy' x . - N.-f v' , A x xx x xx + J xx Six Jn, f is ,IG X SX X, 0 ' , Tl a 4 Q7 ' .: x X . S' 8 ' xx 'VI ZX N U Q xx ' r ,Q L I f SJ L K X H.. Q x '1 X- xx , af xx QUE V x N ss ri . ,I Au ,N J il . X! r',WxTi , 3 Q Q2 ' NF . ,HI L ' 1 3 -55 A , f x l if ff 'lr 1 Ai ' 1 ' : , x 1 Wftsfw r ga , I 'lf -I 5 9 G' x , 1 ' xl, 'Q N 5 xx x E A I' 1 ff Al I ull I Q Vx 9 X if f in X rw U 3 get V. 5 x A H sr N. ,lm 2 ' Q -I M5 ff gi f Q Q yy 7 :gp gf, in 8, ' X 5 Q w J xKm w , q 'ff-M- E if Q56 ' 4 f 9' ' flag A M gl, 'gf f -iw-M U 0 , E - i':.-:mum 6 X' 5 Q4 . x n Q53 U A 'Sim :Q -nr . , 5' ,msgim 4 , ug L. U. 036. S. iBand TED GERINGER - - Director PAMELA POLLOCK - - - President TODD HAVEY - - j - - Vice President ILETA FAYE STERRETT - - Secretary-Treasurer CORONETS Charles Husted Kenneth Johnson Charles Davis Lois Clapper Curtis Gentry Juanita Driskill Darrell Stein Bob McPherson Jimmie Jacobs CLARINETS Geraldine Carrillo Joy Ann Shank Lucille Mumford Allan Carlin Esther Colyar Zola Estep Mary Gieser Juanita Kerfoot Frances Starbuck Carol Goshen Lois Rule Mary Ann McClure BASS CLARINET Charlotte Sears ALTO CLARINET Joann Rich FRENCH HORN S Margaret Jane Baird Jerry Beavers Lynette Bruckner FLUTES Pam Pollock Carolyn Campbell Connie Northrub Betty Joyce Mayhew TROMBONES Todd Havey Dean Halvorson Billy Hurst Paul Hildebrandt BAS S 00N Laurice Carlin BARITONES Norman Sears Ruby James SAXOPHONES Donna Tanner Phyllis Martinson Maxine Buchmann Duane Sprowles PERCUSSION Jim Price Jack Nelson Maurine OfDell Donna Spencer lleta Sterrett BASS Irene Eddleman LIBRARIAN S Geraldine Carrillo Lynette Bruckner Mr Ted Germger Pat Ray Irene Eddleman Judy Carrico Reta Hollister Ilgga Stu-gg' I KHVIJ By GILBERT AND SULLIVAN Presented by LAMAR HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS February 17-I8-19, 1948 Pioneer Theatre DIRECTORS Music - ---- HAROLD HANSON Dramatics - - RITA JUNGWIRTH CAST WEDNESDAY THURSDAY The Mikado of Japan Nanki-Poo CHis Sonl Ko-Ko CLord High Executionerj - - Pooh-Bah CLord High everything elsej - Pish-Tush CA Noble Lordb - - - - - Dwight Grover - Howard Wagner - - Bob O'De1l - Donald Eckert Barber De Haven Yum-Yum Pamela Jane Pollock Pitti-Sing -CThree Sisters, Wards of Ko-KOD - Joanne Eldred Peep-Bo Margaret Baird Katisha CElderly lover of Nanki-PooD ---- Virginia Strong wg, I Dwight Grover Howard Wagner James Price Larry Estep Bill Shackelford Pamela Jane Pollock Judy Carrico Jeanne Crowe Marian Chenault ' I , X , W , , 4 K ...W K? .. g,J WMM .. Q , rg, K W Kpvp ,V an 1- -..,, MQ. -'-I W M, W . Q - 4-My-W - . , J A S, in -.. A Myst M 1 M433 M i J My ,s lg? PM as 'Q affin- wwf ..'.: '25 J --stab vilwy is ,rg 1-M.. N 1 3 5 i 'gf' 4 ,f, F. ,, ei s ,inf CHORUS Wayne Albin, Jack Alexander, Amelia Baker, Lorene Bauer, Sammy Bauer, Jerry Beavers, Joyce Bowman, Louise Bryson, Nora Lee Burns, Lynette Bruckner, Carolyn Campbell,tEdith Carter, Mildred Carter, Eleanor Case, Myron Cassidy, LuAnne Clark, Marian Clore, Alma Colyar, Esther Colyar, Charles Davis, Ona Day. Wanda De Wcilf, Mona Driskill, Jack Eddleman, Rhea Ellenberger, Zola Estep, Curtis Gentry, Lutitia Cibbons, Norine Gibbons, Erma Crauberger, Cary Creenstreet, Sim Hall, Mildred Hendrie, John Hermes, Helen Hieronymus, Eleanor Hoppe, Joan Hurst, Charles Husted, Don Humphreys, Kenneth Johnson, Patsy Johnson, Sylvia Johnston, Kathryn Kam, Patsy Keiser, E. Kelly, Janet Kephart, Mary Killian, Bertha Kindernecht, Kathryn Kinder, Wildie Lamborn, Johnny Lewis, Corine Mauch, Phyllis Martinson, Marv McClure, Ellen McKenney, Helen McKim, Bob McPherson, Sherman Melkus, Deborah Merrill, Viola Mix, John Nunnery, Maurine O'Dell, Rosella Peacock, Marilyn Peecher, Audrey Petrie, Pat Ray, Joann Rich, Morton Rich, Margaret Roe, Mary Ann Schwartz, Betty Sherer, Faye Smith, Pat Smith, Richard Snyder, Donna Spencer, Irvin Stagner, Duane Sprowls, June Stevens, Pat Stevens, Billy Terrig, Pat Thatcher, Mary Dell Thompson, Donald VVarren, Lois VVeatherred, Colene Welsch, Juanita Wrig t. Absent: Dorothy Collins, lylarilyn Clore, Betty Jo Cochran, Nancy Hiltabidel, Frances hliller, Betty Neel, Cone Oliver, Ruth Ann Smith, Donna Warren. ' Accompanist - - ILETA FAYE STERRETT Solovox ----- JUDY CARRICO Prompter - SPENCER MCGRATH Stage Lights - - BOB SWEAT House Lights - - JIMIWY MOORE -zi. if 'Nw x - - smuimtswt aQ1,sm..a.sw:,fws:.,w . - ,, , k.,,,.,,:,,:, ,H .W ,i.,.t, I Q ...,. 1 Q 5 I S i 4 ke St ...Q 31 5? I ! 1 S - v S el we-S E ,, If 's ie? ,, t we ..,. mxaymwmwww fi ..i. -s-Q 4 Honored and Dedicated to Service The National Honor Society was founded to recog- nize character, service, leadership, and scholarship in students of secondary schools. The award of member- ship comes to students who strive to follow these four cardinal principles. Since it is not easy to earn, it is a greatly coveted honor. Its winner wears the pin, which is recognized throughout the nation, with justi- fiable pride and satisfaction. Ileta Faye Sterrett, Marilyn Peecher, Laurice Carlin, Bob O'Dell, Bob Birkby, and Margaret Jane Baird, who were elected during their junior year, presided at the impressive candle light ceremony in which the follow- ing juniors and seniors were honoredg Pamela Pollock, Spencer, McGrath, Marilene Damon, Raymond May, Geraldine Carrillo, Joy Martin, Marian Chenault, Joy Ann Shank, Joyce Bowman, and Bob Sweat. The faculty sponsors of the local chapter, which operates under a national charter, are Mrs. Kerr and Mr. Allen. . ,s,,..,,, www xv,-:mm I rdf Ml . xv- i The Savage Chieftain Volume 4 Lamar, Colorado, February 3, 1948 Number 5 Annual Senior Formal Features Spanish Theme By MARILYN PEECHER With its theme, Serenade de Siboney, the senior class pre- sented its annual formal dance in the Junior College auditorium, January 24. Forty-seven seniors and guests danced to the music of Alden McKinley of Rocky Ford under a ceiling of festive Spantsh t-olors. The windows were hung with red,' blue. yellow green and orange drapes of crepe paper. Sombrerns. scrapes and typical Spanish decorations Orna- mented the walls. Soft light was provided by floor lamps, The programs featured gay little yarn dclls and carrying out the theme, everything was writ- -en in Spanish. intermission entertainment in- troduced by Master of Ceremon- ies, John McCall included a trom- bone solo by Todd Haveyg a trio. Sibonev. by Margaret Baird. Pam Pollock and Ileta Sterretti a solo LaPaloma by Bob O'Dell, Highlighting the evenings enter- tainment was a Spanish dance by Marilyn Peecher, Jack Eddle- mang Mildred Hendrie, John Hermes: Ileta Sterrett, Sim Hall. Refreshments were served fol- lowing the program. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Young and Mr. and Mrs. Max Coffman served as cha rones. Asslstir with P0 the dances was Mrs. Ha the de ann- Q Joy Martin, DAR Good Citizen Each year the seniors of LUHS choose by vote three girls from the Senior Class who nos' Nineteen Enroll In Driver Education Class by Joy Martin. Nineteen students are enrolled, in the driver education class.- This course for which one-fourth. credit is given, is taught after, school by the football coach, John Allen. The course includes thirty- three class hours in the dual-con-I trolled Chevrolet. 24 of which will be observation. Nine periods will be spent in actual driving.1 The requirements allow four stu-, dents in the car at one timef three looking on and the other one driving. No back seat driv- ing, Mr. Allen wams, just ob-' servationf' Of the six week spent in the clasmoom, two wili be spent in learning actual driv- ing technique. Responsibilities as a driver ar stressed to the student and als -fnonsibilities concerning th car itself. They will be given experiefnc in mountain. street, night, high. way ani heavy traffic driving, 'or thelridrivafg CHORUS T0 PRESENT FAMED MlKADO FFA Mako Annual Trip To N ationfil Westem Stocksbow by Bob Sweat Early, ln the morning of Janu- ary 20, forty-two members of the Lamar F.F.A. Chapter left Lamar and headed for Denver to attend the National Westem Stock show and Rodeo. Accom- paning the boys were Mr. Black, Mr. Coff' and some of the boys p ' fumished transpor News 'IDLCH in Deny? Featul-eEdit0,, IEP nou , . - to the SAsS sf-inf liimof I ' been ports E v 'salute ' trip - EN. Editodztop Editor iii? Rghangsrc- ' - 5 Uni ,gggfgkfeksxflor E - tin s'v.,: - g 'w.'DCnrl1,, ' by Deborah Merrill Gilbert and Sul1ivan's famed Mikado or Town of. Titipu will be pruented on February 17, 18, and 19, by the L.U.l-LS. chor- uc, under the direction of Mr. Harold Hanson. A matinee is to be presented Tuesday, the 17th, and the two evening perform- ances will be held Wednesday and Thursday at the Pioneer Theatre. The price of the tickets has not as yet been determined. will present the , casts - Q 'trst includes: . -a-Dwight - E' . ' A. - B Bob Blferfall ' Aan L . 'fkby Mari eflliq 16179 D E91- sees qualities of de' service, leadershi ism. This yer' lyn Peect were girls 'I tContinued on pa! Orchestra School To H Music Festival And Au The School of the Ui of Denver has just annoui two-day orchestral Festival Scholarship Auditions to in Denver on' March 6 and 7. In addition to scholarship auditions for each instrument, participants will appear in a festival orchest- ra, a special radio broadcast and attend a special concert by the Denver Symphony Orchestra. Successful contestants will re- ceive free instruction on their ma- jor instruments during the aca- demic year 1948-49 from the first chair players of the Denver Sym- phony Orchestra. Those interest ed in the festival or auditions may secure information and ap- plication blanks from Mr. Theo- dore Geringer, Director of Instru- mental Muaic, Lamar Union High School or from Dr, Camp- ton Bell, Chairman, Division of Fine Arts, University of Denver. 41- 4 ii- as --I 0 A JUNIOR PSALM I want to be a senior And with the seniors stand With a fountain pen behind my ear And a notebook in my hand. I don't want to be an angel For angels have to sing: I just want to be a senior And never do a thing. ,Sandstorm E - r ' . . , - emo if Rfigifzlg 2':i1':..y. D LI Spe Jugidzvfbelll 1 1' ite ' 'fh. - L. ' 'Mu i'- 3v. T'fu. 'leer 1' ic ' gipfygraphy , C'-Scar..-4.V'tg:, M. 'lj0ru, 3:12213 cglrfzcggratho Spoblng h , - ar. mum, R - P. P52335 Ash' '1-Yore ' ' ' , lr-rr,,.en ' H- , Maw ' M' 4, ner B., . La inf' Da Pines urlce mon S C . - S . ar f Miss Hrwce lm ford . J C1 ,Q Mes H-5'Qf E1i.,Qf' Ki Hanson .ie Baird X ,aault the exception if Dwight Howard Wagner the ging will take part which consists of o e i a o - perlonih M'kd be n Nankl-Poo flees the the Mikado, to an elderly Ha falls in a maiden SID Mai ,, vey, neth solo. ple Howard Wagner: Thine Alone by Jimmy Price: duet, Will You Remember? by Colene Welsch and Howard Wag- nerg solo, Just a Little Love, a Little Kiss by Colene Welsch. -it -if -it -if It -l- Student Council Recommends Early Opening of School Doors By Pam Pollock Last week in Student Council it was decided that the building should be opened a little earlier, since the weather has taken a tum for the worse. The doors are now opened at 8:10 and 12:45. This plan will continue through the cold weather as long as oroper conduct is maintained in the halls. Also the members of the council decided that to carry on tradition. the last dance in the vear will be sponsored by the Student Council in honor of the Senior class of that year. The Council has requested that they be notified of any organization desiring to sponsor an activity. At present a few dates remain open. an Wins Approval of The second Student-Faculty Directory, compiled and mimo- graphed by thc newly formed Business Service Club under the supervision of Miss Jewell Elkins, .has been issued. The Directory this year has :besides the students and faculty i l . n list of classes and club officers. The Editor-In-Chief is Marga- ret Jane Baird and the co-editors are flleta Sterrett, Mae Kerfoot and Bob Birkby. Members of thc Business Ser- vice Club are Carolyn Cambell. Anita Comell, Erma Grauberger, Mildred Hendrie, Helen Hierony- muy, Patsy Johnson. Barbara Kelley, Icy Martin. Spencer McGrath, Ellen McKenney, Bob 0'Dell Marilyn Peecher, Ruth Ann Smith and Eugene Sturgon The cover was designed and drawn by Dorothy Collins a member of the Art Department. Besides the Directory, the Bus- iness Service Club stenciled and Directory School mimographed the Savage lain up to the time it was and has served thc school in U1 Chief- printed ny capacities. il guardian. Ko- condemned Nanki-Poo the court of Ku-Ko ln Yum-Yum is free to has for Nanki-Poo learns and Ptah-Tuah has instead become Executioner. which sentence of decapita- from being carried out. Ko- J plans to marry Yum-Yum chat aftemoon. Things go well for Ko-Ko, but then a letter comes from the Mikado saving that if someone 'isn't executed soon, Ko-Ko will loom his po- sition. Ko-Ko is exasperated until he learns that Nankl-Poo ls near suicide because he cannot marry Yum-Yum. Ko-Ko persuades Nanki-Poo to be executed on the !Continued on Page Slxl i I .4- Page Thirty A CASE OF SPRINCTIMED Junior Play CAST OF CARRY PAGE - - - CURTIS GENTRY - JOY ANN SHANK - NANCY HILTABIDEL JERRY POSEY - - JEANNIE CROWE - JUDY CARRICO - JERRY KILDUFF - ALMA COLYAR - - BARBER DEHAVEN - DOROTHY CLAYTON JOYCE JENKINS - - DOLORES DRISKILL JACK ALEXANDER JUANITA WRIGHT - CHARACTERS - Bob Parker - Mr. Parker - Mrs. Parker Betty Parker - Dickie Parker Gwen Anderson Joan Abernaker - - - Eddie - - Louella Mr. Abernaker Mrs. Brunswick - Mrs. James - - Mrs. Hill Plainclothes Man - Miss Bright X ANNIE LA Annie Laurie was written by Sir William Douglas and set to music by Lady Jane Scott. The romance between Annie Laurie and Sir William Douglas was frus- trated by Sir Robert Laurie, Annie's father. This poignant romance is the basic of the costumed drama presented by the Class of 1948, on May 4, 5. and 6. The start studded cast included: Annie Laurie - - - ILETA Sir William Douglas Lord Ferguson - - DVVICHT GROVER Jeanne MacClaren - - - MARILYN PEECHER Lord Donald Gregory - - - BOB O'DELL Lady Jane Scott - - - PAMELA POLLOCK Sir Robert Laurie - - - - JOHN Lady Bruce - - - HELEN HIERONYMUS Lord Bruce - - - - EUGENE STURGON Meg - - - - EDITH ANN VERRALL Sandy - - - - SPENCER Lady Carlyle - - - - LAURICE Ramsey - - ---- JOY Lady MacPherson - - MARGARET JANE Lord MacPherson - ---- BOB Reverend Wallace ------ LARRY Mither Mackintosh - - - CAROLYN CAMPBELL Director-MISS JEWELL ELKINS Ticket Sales PAT KEISER Advertising Nlanager-MARILENE DAMON STAGE CREW Brooks Hall, Harold Cook, Audrey Petrie. Faye Smith, Perry Kerr, Joe Hasser, Milton Walker, and Nelson. ,pf 'git .I 'Ky' 'RT' BOOK CLUB MISS BUTLER, Sponsor P Ihy DRAIVIATIC CLUB Freshman - Sophomore MRS. COON, Sponsor '96 nip 0 S5 Q32 DRAMATIC CLUB Iunior - Senior MISS JUNGVVIRTH, Sponsor COLORADO AND SAFETY CLUB MRS. COON, Sponsor P 9 Thy w S 'a 5 2 s MR. MAX COFFMAN, Sponsor SPANISH CLUB MISS RITA IUNGWIRTH, Sponsor INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB MR. JACK DABNEY, Sponsor P lhyf ANNUAL CLUB MRS. LOIS APPLEGATE, Sponsor SCIENCE CLUB MR. CLAUDE CI-IENEY, Sponsor NATURE STUDY CLUB MR. DON KARNES, Sponsor h ' 1 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB MR. KEITH BYERLEY, Sponsor Page Thirty-f f?E '? 7? r ,.. :A - ' - .EQ ,, A K :: F ' : . - 'in--s S , . ec. . .. . ' s 'V ef , y is ' A ws Wa, Q -W' , K , i ss. ., .lf k 3 iz ,, .F . E Q' ,xr if if J 23' In 9 0,1 F. H. A. 5 N, ANNA FRANCES ILSE, sponsor E ULFI tiff' Officers: Mildred Carter-Pres., Marian Clore-V. Pres., Anita Cor- ? E f f nell-Sec., Marilyn Clore-Treas., Edith Carter-Reporter and State 44 N if Historian, Nola Kam-Historian, Ida McDowell-Parliamentarian, Ph NEW ,AOB L. Anderson, D. Austin, J. Baxter, J. Bowman, K. Brooks, E. Castle, Y ' J. Culbertson, B. Davidson, P. Davis, F. Davis, L. Dean, P. Dorris, 0 P. Driskill, B. Duncan, O. Garcia, L. N. Gibbons, L. Kent, K. Kinder Hoppe, R. James, B. Kelley. B. Kinderknecht S. King i ! i I 5 W. Lamborn, M. Layton, C. Mauch, B. Miller, F. Miller, J. Mills, 1' A! was ' it ' W. Osban, J. Owens, B. Petrie, L. B. Sherer, J. Stagner, M. Thompson, Piatt, L. Rule, I. Scranton, S. Turner. 5 1' sri Zi iq : .sae-A'i. I 4 s Page Thirty-six F. F. A. MR. HAROLD BLACK, Sponsor Members: Joe Perkins, Jimmie Grib- ben, Richard Jimenez, Timmie Garcia, Robert Madrid, Sammy Bauer, Paul Hildebrandt, William Miles, Marland Brooks, Jerry Mitch- ell, Jimmy Twombly, Paul Grover, Dwight Grover, Jimmy Smith, Gene Denman, Howard Jones, Ernie Gomez, Billy Petrie, Jimmy Moore, Charles England, Bob Sweat, Bob Williams, Levi Mitchell Gene Stick- ler, Keith Kelley, Raymond May, Harvey May, Melvin Cook, William Sims, J. C. Lamborn, Max Venn, Gordon Scranton, Frank Madrid, Albert May, Charles Snuthard, Jr. Nunnery, Myron Cassidy, Bob Emick, J. T. Claybrook, Barber DeHaven, Roy Hurd, Davy Mason, Kermit Karn, Frank Rife. G. A. A. MRS. BLACK, Sponsor B. P. F. MR. JIM STULTS, Sponsor Pag Mcuzlwrs: M. Baird, I. llurnhart, L. Bryson, ill. Buclimann, C. Driskill, B. Duncan, Ia. Grnulwcrgcr, ll. Ilicronymus, I. jenkins, Martinson, C. Muucli, M. Mclgoza, D. Merrill, F. Miller, F7 SAVAGETTES MRS. KERR, S CHEERLEAD ponsor ERS Nancy Hilrabidel, Dorothy Clanton Mildred Hendric, Jeanne Crowe E. Case. I. Martin, P- 4 McComas, E. Mclxcnnvy, ll. Msliim, I. Nagel, C. Nnrtlirup, M. O'Dell, VV. B, Pen-ig, P. Pollock, P. Ray, M. Reynolds, I. Rich, lVl. Roe, K. Roe, I. Scranton, Smith, I. Smith, I. Smith, P. Smith, R. Smith, D. Spencer, F. Starbuck, I. Sterrett, T N. TL-fr-rtillcr, P. Tlmtclwr, B. Tlmmhs, N. Cihlxons, L. Carlin, L. Anderson A G. Bock, P. Rowley, T.. Bruckner, N. Burns, Castle, L. Cisneros, Cisneros, I. Cullvcrlscm, M. Damon, M. DaVault. B. Davidson, L. Dean, W. DCVVOIF, I. L Eddlcmun, A. liicliler, M. Illam, I. Eldrcd, R. Ellenbezgcr, Z. Estep, O. C. Goshen, L. Hall, D. Ilasscr, M. Henderson, N. Ilicronymus, R. Hollister, K. Kciscr, L. Kent, I. Kephart, M. Kcrfoot, M. Killiori, K. Kinder, S. King, ingcr, M. Thmnpson, S. Turner, E. Vvrrall, D. VVnrrcn, L. Weatherrcd C. Yvelsch L. Clappvr, V. Clnppcr, O. Day, B. Parsley, I.fIrwin, lXI. Lawrance. Page 'I hr: ty-eiyhl p. FOOTBALL QUEEN: PAYE SMITH HER ATTENDANTS JUDY CARRICO, ILETA PAYE STERRETT 4 Th .,,.A q A .1. ,1. .bf-' I 947 Cgootball N .,,,. ,M -Q sg gb f Q- 4, X ei s .5 4 sw' X Q 'gg af KEITH BYERLEY, Assistant Coach 34 4: sf 5 gs ' 1 A SQUAD ' 215' JOHN ALLEN, Coach A . ' QAV' 'E 4 I ,I E2,, ,Y - ,geubz i 5 u lv 1, . X 1 S A 5 5:1 ,A i , Zigi gg - .Af' Q ,:,A A , , ,QEEQL E A WWW 2 LJ J? ' WM my Ci2,2?9Q?+J i'qL ,f.wf :.,.. b f:-: ... nqlb 'ye wi Q -:-' k U vhi. x New-1 5 X V A y 1 4 TW 11 ,5 X 17' ,. - Xb UWM Hfovif Ubi-D541 Ag Q ' W f del ffffl- . W ' l N' 4 'R W' ' ' 1 N A L'I B 1 3 my , M, Pa ' :ima ww. IYVIW gffwiaddd TV F Y N Q . V .li 1 'af 1 'f' S iyw . R LIN ' 0 V V' A W 'iiigifywi' fi. .sim ,Q fm, EMM Wai? :-: ,A ii: -,:,.: if ' :xv A 5 4 N2 M' ie XX me .. ' - Sr' Ea A411116 -Zfwff' JNL? ff fi gym -Y, M 4' ff i ' 1 f ff? 1 'ii J am 5 1 ' 4, ,MQW . 12,551 gawziw AQ. QSMW 1947 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE WILEY - - uLYssEs - LAS ANIMAS ROCKY FORD LA JUNTA - MANZANOLA ROCKY FORD SPRINGIELD LAS ANIMAS LA JUNTA 4 here here there here here there there here here there f September September September - October October - October October - October November November FOOTBALL B SQUAD Back Row: Bob Rollins, Royce Marshall, Louis Gutherie, Bob Emick, Eddie Davis, Carl Wallace, Junior Nunnery, Max Venn, Gene Denman, Kermit Kam, Henry Powell, Mr. Karnes-Coach. Middle Row: Shirley Tucker, Harvey May, Charles Northrup, Bob Driskill, Herbert Coats, Bill Shackelford, Iunior King, Ralph Pivonka. Front Row: Jimmy Twombly, Robert Madrid, Frank Madrid, Bob Caulk, Iimmy Garcia, Jerry Beavers, Gerald Schaffer, Dale Day, Curtis Gentry-Manager. ... 1.4 A 4 xl if Aw 'T' gc I-crrgffwo Top: JOHN HERMES, BILL HENDERSON, BURTON VICKERS, RICHARD MCEUEN, BOB DRISKILL, RALPH KING, JIM GRIBBEN, BOB ROLLINS, CHUCK HUSTED, CARL WALLACE, BILLY SHACKELFORD, WAYNE ROSE, ALLAN CARLIN, CHARLES DAVIS, JACK EDDLEMAN, JUNIOR HARDING, JOE ELAM, RAYMOND PAGE, SHIRLEY TUCKER, CHARLES NORTHRUP, KENNETH JOHNSON, DONNIE LUBBERS and JERRY RILDUFF Managers JIM STULTS Lcach fBasketball B SOUAD 19471948 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE CRANADA HOLLY EADS HOLLY GRANADA EADS A - DEL NORTE ALAMOSA A CENTER - LAS ANIMAS LA JUNTA A ROCKY FORD ROCKY FORD LA JUNTA - LAS ANIMAS LAS ANIMAS LA JUNTA - here there there here there - here - - there - - there there - there - - - there - here R - - there - there - - - here - there - - here November IN Ovember December December December December December December December January January January January January February February JOIINNIE LEWIS, HOVVARD VVAGNER, MYRON CASSIDY, RALPH PIVONKA, A . , , U V -.m , , H F! 3 - - - - - - - 22 - - ' 29 - - - 2 - , - , 6 - - 16 ROCKY FORD - here - February - February - 'x we .J W , .- I'-' 'VN x f , .. ,LL A X x -3 ffij -N. Q K: K Jw., W , J , TQ , W up - A W, L K f 5 I 1222. Qmw A his 915 'rg BASKETBALL A SQUAD JIM STULTS-Coach, BOB O'DELL, GLEN MURRAY, BILL NOE, BILL BRANOM, GEORGE MERRILL, LEROY SUNDAY, JACK STEWARD, VERNON BOWERS, JACK PRICE, RICHARD JIMINEZ, SIM HALL-Manager. me X E.. M , ,, , mmm nu. 'Elini' - 3 h -:ia 1 e:-- .. 4- ff 1 WTQYM T3 GLEN MURRAY RAYMOND MAY JIMMY TWOMBLY VERNON PIATT, CLEO COEN, WAYNE ROSE JACK STEWVARD RALPH KING DON CASS, CARL WALLACE, BOB DRISKILL HERBERT COATS JOHN HERMES JOE HASSER, CARRY PACE RICHARD MCEUEN HOWARD WAGNER, TOM SALLEE, EUGENE STUGON RICHARD JIMINEZ MYRON CASSIDY, BILL HENDERSON VERNON BOWERS BILL NOE BILL BRANOM, BOB ODELL JERRY KILDUFF JUNIOR HARDING-Manager. DON KARNES Assistant Coach The boys who participated in the 1947 State Track Relays at Boulder, were last year's seniors Lloyd Franks and Bob Burch. Also participating were Bill Noe, Bob O'Dell, Vernon Bowers, Bill Branom, and Richard Jiminez. The track team will have the opportunity to compete in the state meet again this year. S KA' 'uw L C gf ., , 3 ' 1 1 I Q-xg I - fx I L -- .X 5 .. I -ew 1, .I I '5 ,, K' -EWS' ' X ' . .0 A. HU, Q I A 'O X J' in 'Q I L, Club VERNON BOWERS Presldent BILL NOE VICC Presldent Secretary BOB O DELL Treasurer BILL BRANOM Tall TWISTCI JOHN ALLEN Sponsor BILL BRANOM DON CASS EUGENE STURGON JOHN PO LL JACK PRICE GLEN MURRAY RAYMOND MAY JACK STEVVARD TOM SALLEE MYRON CASSIDY HOWARD WAGNER BILL NOE BILL HENDERSON BARBER DLHAWEN JOE ELA'VI JOE HASSER CURTIS GEN Y ,TACK ALEXANDER VERNON BOVVERS BOB PERRY RERR SHIRLEY TUCKFR BOB ROLLINS SIM ALL LEROY SUNDAY ERNIE GOMEZ RICHARD JIMINEZ CHARLES ENGLAND GARY REED BROOKS HALL and GEORGE MERRILL 54A VI Q lffqf, . .E Q L. .K ' i -. I If NV ', ,,, fx K. J -wf K- ,A . A A -A f 4 X' A - . 4 fgisxwf . ,-:Q ,. 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Bee-ul Pretty Posey Musta' been funny Drivin' coach Law-breakers California variety Forty-eight Loafin' Those Sophomoresl Farmer boy 21 Hmmm! 22 Blond cutie 2.3 Date bait 24 Sleepy, joe? 25 Kilduff 26 Peek-a-boo 2.7 19. Good hunting 20 Shankie Powers' irl Sim's irq Buyzle ilowers Smile What's the mat! Wheet-Wheeo! just Ioyce 'Q' er, Gerry? Jil 3. I Illia I hifi 28. Sweet and lovely 29. Swingin' 30. Pep Club Initiates 31. Just a freshman 32. Dee 33. Yea, Seniors! 34. Johnny 35. Heavens! What next? 36. Bubble gum Driskill .CEFC e ... ' '. me 1 - wa . . . H . J W. ' 1 l 'ff ...Na+ MH' X 'L ' 5. 3:33 in ' K :TW.'.xq.fi:i?..L:2 .A ago ,A F652 lr xt yin.-, EN 1.1 - W. . . 311 AWS it iw!!! .fi .f , NW 'lights utr N . ' ' u rg 9-ii, A ff- 4. I f ,.,...f -A . it . Uni is If 'ze' Q Q, ' X. . Q..,,,,., W fa. 1 in 3. 5-rg, Q I .x 1? . . ,Q V if gm, ,,,.. 5 7 Q3 as ra W, ' 11- X .aff I ,, -,E :ui , X exif- ' 'F Xwwsy , 'Q 6 Y K Z, w A A82 l. Cold, boys? 9 2. Pe Club gals 10 3. Sehloul float ll 4. A dog's best friends 12 5. VVhere's Carol? 13 6. Look retty I4 7. Betty go 15 8. Handsome? 16 HAPPY HUNTING GROUNDS Big Feet Duncan The Karns No comment Church goin' gals Study hard, Howard Hold it! What's the matter? Carolyn Another freshman oRed., Oooh! Hilly-billy Josie Han on Hubba! Hubba! Jack's girl or - V - She uses Ipana 25. Cute sophomores 26. Roses among thorns 27. Richard 28. Maxine 29. Mikado 30. Looking for something? 31. What faces! 32. More bubbles! Page Forty-nine r ,l.,.,. . ,.w,,r me - .. .Q - . ,fs F: W' I 41 UW' Q 13. 4 1. Peek-u-boo Babes! 2. Cad! 3. North-side bums 4. The OLD Look 5. Froshie Pdgf Fifty Q1 1. .,,,. X kY ,Q5t!Q'FgNMl' ,Q q. 4 Ti I? ' A -A Q - Y N A rs 1 , ry ' It I ,Q ,.'9, -1 ,I , G, S 2 ' . ' ,.: , -I ' K A ,V .- L , 1 1.5 as ' , i ' ll W .J 5 S I -S r' . 5 . K 4 K f 3 ,, M 25 f, ,a ,x . , ur .W ' - if K, ,...,..l N ,V f .. ,,, HAPPY HUNTING GROUNDS 6. Puppy love 7. Don't look now 8. What have we here? 9. Just plain Bill IO. Ho-hum ll. Blue Monday 12. Easter Parade 13. Those figgers-WOW! 14. Suckie! Suckie! 15. Don't rush boys, she 's taken . meg, mx 0. Sit down strike Jim and company Giggles Whar's that? What a touchin' scene NNY ,- REQ UQ fi , xx , W fe if we Q' 4.95455 451 is I f li . S M - l I A 1.2, 1 .' vw! t 1' ' i ,N Lai' kr -' 1 x R X Q 3, ! N 0 ! ' st- lst! X , 5 ,K l f 5 cr xx 52 l M-fy I H t 2 s 1 x if n.5- M ,.. Y gr K -W 4-5,4 N . x . if , E5 . . i 'Q if Tl X Q .ia . NI' 5 Kgnqv ii fa. Q 53 VVhat happened? Freshman initiates More legs! Well, well! Aren't we cute? Quik :pq ,Av 7' Q 1 h uluurfm-vma J? , if rw:-3 11 . .Mft ,,.., .1 M Q Q ig F ls. R M 2 .xp ' ' yy! 5, - I6 QA t its .,, V, W, I - pk 2 A--is V Q. 3 - .QQ in -fb i .. f I - K R . . 1 'k W 4 i 5' 3 'Q ! - . I L' ' f HAPPY HUNTING GROUNDS 6. More freshman 10. Alice Blue Jeans . Twosome 7. Pooh-Bah 11. Tryin' to be different, . Just Mona 8. Tough guys Charlotte? . Cute hair styles 9. Those expressions! 12. Show girl Sweet Ioan Grab your ankles! Page Fifty-one XS I ? Senior Ecard MARGARET JANE BAIRD Secretary-Treasurer 15 F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 35 Chieftain Staff 35 Junior Play5 Nation- al Honor Society 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 .Busi- ness Service Club, Vice President 45 Annual Staff 45 Senior Play5 Mikado. ROBERT BIRKBY I.R.C. 1, 2, Vice President 3, President 45 Stage Crew 1, Manager 35 Student Council 35 Business Service 45 Chieftain Staff 45 National Honor Society 3, President 45 Senior Play5 Mimeograph 3. VERNON BOWERS Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice President 15 President 25 Class Vice President 45 Student Council, Secretary, 35 B.A.A. President 45 L Club 3, President 45 BILL BRANOM Football 1, 2, 3, 45 -Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 L Club 3, 4. LOUISE BRYSON Pep Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 45 Dramatics Club 4. MAXINE BUCHMANN I.R.C. 1, 25 Pep Club l, 2, 45 Freshman Soph. Play 1, 25 Science Club 25 G.A.A. 25 Chieftain Staff 25 Dramatics Club 45 Music Club 4. RICHARD BUGG F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Track 3. CAROLYN CAMPBELL F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 35 Chieftain Staff 35 Annual Staff 3, 45 Dramatics Club, Vice President, 45 Business Service 45 Senior Play. LAURICE CARLIN Student Council 15 F.H.A. 15 Freshman Soph. Play 25 Junior Play5 Pep Club 3, 45 I.R.C. 3, Secretary 45 Science Club 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 G.A.A. 35 Music Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 Red Cross Council5 Senior Play. GERALDINE CARRILLO Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 I.R.C. 1, 25 Chieftain Staff 25 Music Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 Freshman Soph. Play, Business Manager 25 National Honor Society. MILDRED CARTER F.H.A. 1, 2, Vice President 3, President 45 Book Club 4. ELEANOR CASE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 45 Dramtics Club 45 Business Service Club 4. MARIAN CHENAULT Pep Club 1, 2, 45 Girls Reserve 1, 2, 35 Dramatics Club 2, 35 Book Club 2, 35 Business Service Club 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 National lilogior Sociefyg Mikadog Dodge City, Kansas, 1, BETTY CLIFTON F.H.A. 1, 25 Pep Club 35 Chieftain Staff 35 Annual Staff 45 Art Club, President, 4. MARIAN CLORE Pep Club 1, 25 F.H.A. 3, Vice President 45 Book Club 4. MARILYN CLORE ' Pep Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 15 F.H.A. 3, 45 Book 5.55911154- :BOLD cooK 1, viation Club 45 B.A.A. 4. Fifty-two ANITA CORNELL F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Secretary 45 Business Service Club 4. MARILENE DAMON F.H.A 15 Pep Club 3, 45 Junior Play5 I.R.C. 35 Business Service Club 45 Dramatics 45 Chief- tain Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 National Honor Society 4. DONNA LEE DAVIS F.H.A. 1, 45 Spanish Club 4. JACK EDDLEMAN Aviation Club 45 Football 45 Basketball 4. CHARLES ENGLAND F.F.A. 1, 2, 45 Track 15 Football 3, 45 Science Club 45 B.A.A. 45 L Club 4. LARRY ESTEP Freshman Soph. Play 15 Stage Crew 2, 35 Indus- trial Arts Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Senior Play5 Mikado. NORINE GIBBONS F.H.A. 45 Pep Club 45 Ottawa, Kansas 1, 2, 3, Kettes Club 1, 2, 3. ERMA GRAUBERGER F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 45 Business Service Club 45 Dramatics Club 4. DWIGHT GROVER F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 45 Senior Play, Mikado. BROOKS HALL Football 1, 2,' 3, 45 F.F.A. 15 Science Club 45 B.A.A. 45 L Club 45 Stage Crew 4. SIM HALL Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Junior Play5 L Club 45 Art Club, President, 45 Music Club 45 L Club 45 Senior Play. JOE HASSER Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 2, 3, Manager 45 L Club 45 Fire Patrol 35 B.A.A. 45 L Club 4. TODD HAVEY Freshman Soph. Play 25 Junior Play5 Annual Staff 45 Music Club 4. BILL HENDERSON Football 1, 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 45 Science Club 45 L Club 4. MILDRED HENDRIE Pep Club 1, 3, 45 Class Vice President 35 Busi- ness Service Club 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Cheer Leader 45 Rocky Ford, Colorado, 1. JOHN HERMES Student Council 45 I.R.C. 45 Track 45 Basketball 3, 45 B.A.A. 45 Cheyenne Wells, Colo., Secretary 25 Basketball 1, 25 C Club 2. HELEN HIERONYMUS F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 2, 45 Dramatics Club, Secre- tary, 45 Business Service Club 45 Senior Play. PATSY JOHNSON F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 45 Business Service Club 45 Dramatics Club 4. VIVIAN CLAPPER ' G.A.A. 45 Pep Club 45 F.H.A. 45 San Rafa , California, Les Couturieres 2, 3, 45 Alpha Kappa 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 35 Bowling Club 45 Girls Representative 35 Assistant Yell Leader 3. KATHRYN KARN Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, Historian 25 I.R.C. 25 Nature Club 4. 1.9 lf- ,Senior 'lkcord KERMIT KARN F.F.A. I, 2, 3, President 45 I.R.C. 1, 45 Freshman Soph. Play 25 Stage Crew 35 Football 45 Dramat- ics Club 4. - NOLA MAE KARN - F.H.A. 1, Secretary 2, Historian 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club, President 45 Annual Staff 45 I.R.C. 4. PAT KEISER G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 I.R.C. 35 Dramatics Club 4. BARBARA KELLEY F.H.A. 1, 3, 45 Business Service Club 45 Librari- an 1, 3. ' MAE KERFOOT Business Service Club, Secretary 45 Pe Club 1, 2, 45 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 45 Annualf Staff 45 G.A.A. 1, 25 Eads, Colorado l, 2. PERRY KERR Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 35 Track 2, 35 L Club 3, 45 Industrial Arts Club 4. MARY ELLEN KILLION Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Vice President 45 Dramatics Club 4. WILDIE LAMBORN Pep Club l, 2, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, Reporter 3, 4. B. ANN LEININGER Class President 15 F.H.A. 15 Twirler 15 Secretary 25 Pep Club, Cheer Leader 2, 3, President 45 Class Secretary-Treasurer 45 Savage Chieftain 45 I.R.C. 4. ROYCE MARSHALL F.F.A. 2, 35 Football 45 Aviation 45 Science Club 4. JOY MARTIN Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 35 Junior Play5 I.R.C. President 35 Business Service Club, Presi- dent 45 Dramatics Club, President 45 Annual Staff 45 D.A.R. Award5 Senior Play5 National Honor Society 4. CORINE MAUCH F.H.A., Secretary 1, 2, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND MAY F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 B.A.A. 45 Science Club 45 L Club 45 National Honor .Society 4. JOHN MCCALL . ' Football l, 35 I.R.C. 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 Indus- trial Arts Club 45 Senior Play. SPENCER MCGRATH I.R.C. 1, 2, 35 Chieftain Staff 2, 3, 45 Mimeo- graph 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 Red Cross Council, President 45 Business Service Club 45 Track 25 Directory 35 lst prize essay contest 35 Senior Play5 Science Club 35 National Honor Society 4. ELLEN MCKENNEY F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 3, 45 Business Service Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Chieftain Staff 4. FRANCES MILLER Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 3. GLEN MURRAY Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 25 L Club 3, 4. MILTON WALKER Tennis Club 15-Aviation Club 45 Science Club 45 Spanish Club 4. F A IRENE NAGEL F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 2, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Spanish Club 4. JACK NELSON Stage Crew 2, 35 Annual Staff 3, 45 Music Club 4: I.R.C. 4. BILL NOE Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 L Club 2, 3, 4. JUNIOR NUNNERY F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Aviation Club 45 B.A.A. 4. BOB O'DELL Freshman Soph. Play 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Student Council, Treasurer 2, 3, 45 L Club 3, 45 Head Boy5 Business Service Club 45 Senior Play5 Mikado. MARILYN PEECHER ' F.H.A. 15 All School Play 15 Freshman Soph. Play 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 45 Junior Play5 Class Secretary 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Annual Staff 3, 45 Business Service Club 45 Class President 45 Senior Play. AUDREY PETRIE F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 45 Dramatics Club 4. PAMELA POLLOCK F.H.A. 15 Freshman Soph. Play 1, 25 Pep Club 3, 45 Science Club 35 Annual Staff 3, 45 Student Council 45 Music Club 45 Chieftain Staff 45 Senior Play5 National Honor Society 45 Mikado. JACK PRICE Freshman Soph. Play 15 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 L Club 3, 4. GARY REED Football 1, 2, 3, 45 I.R.C. 45 Art Club 45 L Club 4. FAYE SMITH F.H.A. 1, 35 Pep Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Football Queen 4. JOYCE STACNER F.H.A. 45 Book Club 4. ILETA STERRETT Pep Club 1, 2, Vice President 3, 45 F.H.A. 15 Class Vice President 25 Freshman Soph. Play 25 Annual Staff 3, 45 Class President 35 Student Council 3, 45 Twirler 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Business Service Club 45 Head Cirl5 Drum Major5 I.R.C. 45 Senior Play. EUGENE STURCON Football 3, 45 L Club 3, 45 Business Service Club 45 Industrial Arts Club, President 45 Stage Crew 35 Senior Play. BILLY THOMPSON PAUL THRONDSON Science Club 45 Aviation Club 4. BETTY NEEL Chieftain Staff 45 Howl Staff 45 Choral Club 15 F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 Dramatics Club 45 Office Assist- ant 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 35 Election Judge 45 Colorado City, Texas, 1, 2, 3. EDITH ANN VERRALL F.H.A. 15 G.A.A. 1, 25 I.R.C. 1, 2, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 Chieftain Staff, Editor 3, 45 Annual Staff 3, 45 Aviation Club, President 45 Senior Play. Page Fifty-th ee L. U. H. S. Year Book Patrons GAMBLES The Friendly Stores 100 S. Main if-1 107 S. Main MULLIN FURNITURE and APPLIANCE 104 S. Main --41, Telephone 539-W DOCTOR F. L. BAKER Chiropractor Lamar, Colorado -f-- Telephone 456 KEYSTONE GROCERY AND MARKET Gro. Phone I1 ,-,- Market Phone 7 8 I. LYLE BROWN Service Station TRY US FOR SERVICE TTQM STEWARTS DRESS SHOP Coats, Suits, Dresses and Accessories All Nationally Advertised Lines CARRIE LOU BEAUTY SHOP 206 S. Main 1,-L Phone 43-W CRARY STATIONERY Office and School Supplies Greetinfg Cards THE CORNER PHARMACY D. A. Crowe W. R. Olive Phone 18 - Q - Lamar, Colo. ERNEST Li GOSHEN LAMAR REGISTER Everyone Likes FRESH MASTER BREAD Full of Wholesome Goodness PULTZ'S Hurrah for this Cheerleaders' MUNSELL SHOE STORE Lamar, Colorado : rr I Best Wishes From DUCKWALLS Lamar, Colorado Good Health to All-From Rexall THE MAXWELL-DALEY DRUG CO. Lamar Phone? S Colorado IOLTON'S Sells it for Less Outfitters for tlze entire family. EUDORA'S STYLE and CHILDRENS SHOPPE The Home of Swansdown and Iaunty ,lunior Coats and Suits J. C. PENNY, INC. Newest Fashions at Moderate Prices CLIFF'S SHINE AND DYE SHOP Leather ,lackets Renewed 204 S. Main Lamar Page Fifty-four LOIS' BEAUTY BAR 112 S. Main 19-Q Phone 401 Lamar MORAN'S HARDWARE AND SUPPLY 1 Q -- Phone 298-J WHEELER'S GROCERY Store of Quality Lamar We Deliver Phone 81 CARTER ELECTRIC COMPANY Electrical Appliances and Wiring 218 S. Main Q Phone 488 SCOTT'S FIRESTONE STORE Home and Auto Supplies 224 S. Main -Q Q 1 Phone 719 FORD SUNDAY'S GARAGE Lamar, Colorado Congratulations and Continued Success in the Future, Class of 1948 ALAMOQHOTEL Compliments of TIDSWELL DEPT. STORE Compliments of LAMAR ARQMY STORE FLOYD'S CAFE 104 Norfh Main MARTIN MUSIC AND APPLIANCE CO. Band Instruments Pianos, Musii, and Records RAY'S CONOCO SERVICE ' Rex and Ray 301 Norfh Main THE RAY CHEVROLET CO. Chevrolet Oldsmobile Sales and Service MMT LAMAR TAXI - 300 Main Q Phgnq 444 THE CURRELL LUMBER COMPANY Complete Building Material Service Lamar, Colorado U. I. C. COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. Coca Cola, Nesbitts, and other Flavors Lamar, Colorado KELSEY HOTEL Lamar, Colorado Phonf 590 VALLEY MOTOR CO. Chrysler and Plymouth Sales and Service EARL WILLIAMS-TRUCKING General Freight, Grain, Livestock Phonf 444 CARRILLO ELECTRIC SHOE AND AUTO TOP SHOP 107 West Elm St. Lamar, Colo. F L. U. H. S. Year Book Patrons MONTGOMERY WARD CO. 210 S. Main Q Lamar, Colo. O. C. ALBIN Radio and Refrigeration Service 115 W. Elm Lamar, Colo. Phone 417 SPORTING GOODS AND FIX-IT SHOP Schwin Bicycles Accessories and Service 109 West Elm St. 4 Phone 152-I LAMAR FLOWER SHOP Flowers for all Occasions 111 West Elm - Q L Phone 123 FRANK A. DOUGHERTY Plumbing and Heating Eat at the S. O. S. GRILL Best Food In Town Phorie 245 GREEN'S JEWELRY Quality Nierchandise BONNIE'S BARBER SHOP JAMES L. VVADE Real Estate, Loans, Insuzance THE LAMAR DRY GOODS STORE Complete Outfitters for Men, Womerz and Children PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Home of Dependable Credit Loans to Farmegs and Stockmen LAMAR JEWELRY Art Carved Diamond Rings VALLEY STATE BANK Lamar, qColorado BEN FRANKLINS Lamar, flolorado RODGERS SERVICE STATION ' Phillips 66 MOTOR-WAY COURT 508 E. Olive -4? Phone 170 REESE MOTOR CO. Your Dodge-Plymouth Dealer Lamar Phone 550 Colo. FOWLER CREAM STATION Cash for Cream and Eggs HOLLYWOOD CREAMERY For Courteous Service and Dependability Ben Harris, Operator i Q -. SPROUT CLEANERS Lamar's Quality Cleaners Half Block N. of P. O. Q Phone 410 CLARA'S BEAUTY SHOP 209 S. 3rd ,Qi Phone 108 LAMAR DAILY NEWS Fred M. Betz Fred M. Betz, Jr. HELEN LOUISE BEAUTY SALON The Shop with the New Look 109 W. Elm iii Phone 667 KIRKPATRICK-IJUGGAN MORTUARY M 5 T ED APPLEGATE Pioneer Jeweler In Lamar Since 1896 lf? PEOPLES FLOWER SHOP Say lt With Flowers ros W. onve -,E Phone ss AL'S SKELLY SERVICE Tires, Batteries, and Accessories -Get Skelly and Get Going- .-...fl MODERN FOOD-Chas. Pfeffer, Prop. Style and Fancy Groceries and Meats Phone 308 iii 301 So. 5th St. Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK in Lamari Colorado H. L. MORAN, Realtor Loans-Insurance-Real Estate Compliments BIRKBY LUMBER CO. FELTER MOTOR COMPANY 1fVelding and Machine Work 100 S. 5th ig Phone 200 BOOTH MUSIC STORE Everything in Music and Radio 1 Q 1 GOLLADAY NASH CO. 5th 8: Olive Lamar, Colo. B. H. Golladay T51 R. L. Golladay PIATT MOTOR COMPANY Studebaker Cars and Trucks Phone 105 ,iii Lamar IO'S CAFE 106 Olive A. C. HEISE Sheet Metal Work and Furnaces 119 West Beech iii Lamar COLEAN MACHINE SHOP 123 N. Main Phone 63 Lamar, Solorado ECKLES TIRE SERVICE Lamar, Polorado OHMES RADIO 8: ELECTRONICS Lamar, Slolorado E. 8x H. DRIVE IN Where all the Students Meet North Sarzta Fe Trail VAN SKIKE OIL CO. Lamar, Elolorado WYATT'S SERVICE CENTER Gas-Oil Ev Accessories Groceries - Feed - Oxygen - Acetylene MAIN 51215 114 So. Main Phone 165 Page Fifty-fiu fs .- f L. U. H. S. Year Book Patrons JFAC-BEN AUTO COURT exaco-Gas and Oil Products TQ...- BUGG'S GARAGE 518 Noi-th Main LAMAR LUMBER COMPANY Lumber, Builder's+Hardware Ev Paints JENKINS GROCERY Groceries, Meats, Fruits, and Vegetables 113. N. Main -,T Phone 145 Congratulations to the Class of 48 I CORNELIUS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Lamar ,- 4, , La Junta W. R. HENRY IMPLEMENT CO. Lamar, flolorado A MELTON'S HELP-UR-SELF g 107 N. 415 4 Phone 212 MILNE COMMERCIAL QCO.gl 301 E4 Maple I-3 CHIEF AMUSEMENT CO5 Cecil Gi Finney LAMAR CONCRETE PRODUCT CO., INC. Building Blocks and Ready-Mix ncrete 9 f SERVICE CLEANERS AND A ERS 105 South Main r, Colorado -+- LAMAR FLOUR MILIJS O. Lamar, Colorado? .,.,.. -FI, Compliments ' BROVVN LU ,J In CO. Lamar,' gado 'KANSAS-COLO ' ,.iiJTIL1TIEs, INC. Natural G -the magic flame , that will b ghten the future. .+- Pasteu ad Dairy Products GREEN , OUNTAIN DAIRY ' ar, Polorado 'lf Compliments of MAXVKZELL HOUSE Complete Tire Service I' Batteries and Wheel Alignment ' ALLEN AN? DELOACH HUSTED MOTOR COMPANY Hudson Dealer ItPhone 22 -,T 4th Sr Olive I if LAMAR LAUNDRY 8: DRY CLEANERS ' Phone 296 Q 108 South 4th CUT RATE GROCERY 8: MARKET Phone 59 106 W. Main Where your dollar goes the farther TRANSPORT OIL CO. 2nd 8: Maple Q Lamar THE MAXWELL IMPLEMENT 8: TRUCK CO. 313-315 No. Main St. Lamar, Colo. jg ' Parts-Phone 25 Shop-Phone 647 M-I Page Fifty-six Compliments of ALFRED TODD LAMAR PRODUCE 8: COLD STORAGE Locker Service Poultry Ev Egg Vlflholesale Ev Retail A. ROLAND GREEN Representative MetropolitaniLife Ins. Co. LAMAR THEATRE Screen Entertainment At Its Best George Hodge, Manager GUARANTY ABSTRACT CO. Insurance Ev Abstracts C. O. Bowman J. C. Johnston 105 East Elm St. -,T Phone 155 THE COURT SQUARE BOWLING LANES 113 East Elm Open from 2:00 1z.m. to 12:00 p.m. NATIONAL ALFALFA DEHYDRATING 8: MILLING CO. Lamar, Colorado ORR IMPLEMENT CO. 800 East Olive Street Q Lamar, Colorado Compliments of PARK'S PLACE Where the High School Crowd Eats GOLDEN ARROW CABINS Texaco Station Hennes 8x+Westhoff ARKANSAS VALLEY SALES CO. - Lamar, Colorado Compliments of L. O. LIGHT THE REEVE STUDIO For Modern Portraits of Highest Quality . ,LAMAR SKATING RIN K Congratulations to the Seniors ' .-. Q ii. BRITT SHOES 222 So. Main ZQT Lamar, Colo. PERRY'S ELECTRIC Frigidaire Sales and Service ' 112 So. Main -ii Phone 216 MERCHANT'S CAFE 1 Home Cooked Foods 108 SO. Main Ti? Phon6,109 LAMAR HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP Two Places to Eat-Here and At Home 116 W. Olive T41-. Phone 232 LAMPTON BUICK COMPANY Q G M C Trucks Buick Agency Wrecker Service ..1.f Compliments of MAIN CAFE 114 SO. Main -lil Phgne LAMAR DAILY NEWS Fred M. Betz Fred M. Betz, Jr.. SENIOR PICTURES J. H. Ward Studio Potter Studio The Reeve Studio GROUP PICTURES The Reeve Studio PRINTERS The Rocky Mountain Bank Note Company Pueblo, Colorado E i 5 5 s E