Lamar High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Lamar, CO)
- Class of 1960
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The coming years will bring new faces and changes to our school but there shall be this record of the friends we knew, the things we did, and the memories that are still dear to us. This year ix over now, but it's spirit will remain with us. It is this spirit we have tried to preserve in the pages of your 1960 CHIEFTAIN, THE STAFF TUDE TGOVERNME T OFFICERS Head Boy - - - - Kenny Bauer I ls Head Liirl ----- Alice Smith en 5--A a-i..' A- . 11.. Secretary - - - Jo El Heath Treasurer - - - -Roger Morris HONORARY MEMBERS , Gerry Brase ' Kent Warren CLASS PRESIDENTS Senior ------- Roger Baker Junior - - - - Bella Stumbo Sophomore ---- Roger Morris Freshman - - - Danny Randle SENlOR AT LARGE Maisie Giles Our Student Council was kept busy with special projects, activities, and the many other duties that are necessary for a smooth running school. We sponsored the first dance of the year, put on the Freshman initiation assembly, were in charge of the Pep Rally sign contest at Homecoming, were represented at the League meeting in October by our officers and a council member, sent two juniors to the State Student Council Meeting inFort Collins in November, held an open meeting during State Student Coun- cil Week, hosted the League meeting in the spring, conducted the spring election, and sponsored the A11- School Picnic in May. Mr, Gene Kruse was our faculty advisor, HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Senior - - - - Don Butler Cathy Moran Ann Rose Junior - - - - Eddy Henry Kurt Smith Moya Barker Nadine Rosencrans Sophomore - - - - - Ray Gilbert Frank Oviedo Larry Simmons Sue Andersen Freshman - - - - - Bill Milne Nikki Bosley Jackie Guihen Sandra Sipes LaRoyce DeLoach ,- 1 1 ji' ,W . I , ,,,1, ,N .. ,- .5 .. my II xx I .A ti' ,I - I' 4 III ' 4 I 5 ,I V 1' 45 A IQIQ f - II .I I Lblkzf '.,.11' Q 1-P4 .Mt f 5 LW- . 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V I 1 'U 1 1 ' , . . fs ff I I x l 'i I, I I ' .f r - 5 v S t Board members seated are Ralph Turpin, Treasurer, Edward Smartt, Secretaryg Robert Rose, Presidentg Blynne Smith, Vice President, and E, W, Butler, Jr. Standing are Alfred R. Young, Superintendent of Schoolsg H, E, McClureg and Leo Idler, Our school board is not seen by the students in every- BOARD OF EDUCATIO day life, yet our school could not function without it, This year the board had the tremendous under- J taking ofreorganization. Few ofus realize the many hours of planning it took before our schools could open last fall, The entire area shown by the drawing represents the reorganized district which is called LAMAR SCHOOL DISTRICT Re 2. Rural attendance centers which remain open are shown by the small drawings, Grade school and all high school students located at other points in the district are transported by bus to the city schools, The square in the center represents Dis- trict 14 before reorganization. The for- mer Hi2 Districtwas composed of sever- al outlying districts contiguously arrang- ed with District l4 as its center, ' my vfnttny CLOVIR lhppoow O ALTA wsu '--- - -'ai'- '- 1 2 Q -E' : : tmeotn : 4 4 . s..u.s A A I no I sn! f I WAIHINITDN . EI : : 'IUNIOQ H1611 E ' -Ii : oawwuw : t- ......... -,, ...... - .... -1 LAMAR SCHOOL DISTRICT PLEASAIT HEIGHTS Re 2 25 Ml. SMITH Luna , comlaoo SU PERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MR, ALFRED R. YOUNG B. S. Baker University M. A. University of Kansas T DIRECTOR OF CURRICULUM MR, NORRIS A, NYE B, S, Colorado State University M, A, Colorado State College MR. MAX COFPMAN ' Principal ' B,A,, M,A. Western State College jf! Each year our high school grows in size and prestige under the capable leadership of our Principal, Mr. Max Coffman. We want a school that is friendly, tolerant, busy, in- terested, and united toward the goal of a 'Better Education for A11, and we believe Max is just the man to get this done, Mrs. Bernice Smith, who knows more about us than we like to admit, is shown writing excuses for Gerry andJudyBrase, Mrs, Smith is Mr, Coffman's very efficient secretary, MRS, l.OlS APPLEGATE B, A, Western State College Mrs, Applegate, Girls' Advisor, taught two classes of Bookkeeping, and sponsor- ed the yearbook, Donna Dillon is interested in some of the material available to all students who ask for help in learning more about Col- lege, wav 9 D MR, GENE KRUSE B, S, Southeast Missouri State College M, A, University of Colorado Mr. Kruse, Boys' Advisor, taught one General Math class, kept the attendance records, and sponsored the Student Coun- cil and the National Honor Society, l-ie also had first semester Driver Training. He is pictured here with Roger Brown who is a senior, fm t'e'5 gi :Qui ' What do Iwant to do for my life work? Do I have the ability and interest to make a good pilot, mechanic, scientist, lawyer, nurse, secretary . . .2 What courses should I take in high school so as to be prepared for a job or for college training? These are some of the questions we all ask. Our counselors give us tests and more tests and spend much time discussing our interests and abilities. They show us where to find the latest information on all vocations and help us in trying to decide what college will be the best for what we want, or what kind of work we are best fitted to do. We have to make the final decision but it does help to talk with someone about our problems. MR, TED GERINGER B, A, Western State College MR. GERINGER . . . keeps LHS musical with his Band, Chorus, and Varsity Choir . . . 'Put your horns in your folios and your music in your cases . . . That's our Ted. MR. KLEIN t. . . four big classes of General Science and a study hall that kept him more than busy , , assisted with Football and Intramurals. MR. HOLDERREAD . . . Chemistry and Physics, and Driver Training . . . P le a s e, watch out for that semi-i-i. MR, SHATEL . . . Biology and General Math . . . what would he do without his notebook . . . Wrest- ling Coach and assisted with Football, MR, ART KLEIN B, S, University of Nebraska MR. DON I-IOLDERREAD B. S. McPherson College MR, A RT SHA TEL B. A. University of Tulsa MRS. VIRGINIA BEAVERS B, S, University of Minnesota MRS, BEAVERS , , , Arr I and II and a Junior English class . . . the Junior Red Crows most staunchsup- porter. MRS, WEIMER , , , always involved in directing a play . . . five sections ofEng11sh I1 . . . Bookre- ports, book reports - if it weren't for them, MRS, ETTER . . . her patience seemed to be unending . . . five sections ofFreshmanEng11sh . . . 'Now don't come unglued, MRS. MUNRO . . . directed the Senior Play and tried to fill junior and senior pointed little heads' with a knowledge of grammar, literature, and dud1ey, dudley, dudley . ! E ...Q Y, MRS. VERNA BELLE WEIMER B,A, Adams State College MRS, RUBY ETTER B, S, Panhandle AEM MRS. DIXIE MUNRO B,A, Western State College MRS, JANE NELSON B, S, Colorado State University MRS, NELSON . . . addicted to putting F. H,A, news inourbulletin . . . Pickles, pickles, pickles' . , Taught Homemaking. MR, REES , , . Backin '76, and Asyouwere Rees . . . Headlzoothall Coach, assistedwithTrack . . . Social Studies . . . L Club. MR, MARKWYN . . . U,S. History and American Government . . . favorite expression, 'Hindsight is better than foresight' . . . Senior Seminar Sponsor, MR, HIPSHIR . . . Civics, U,S, History, and Consumer Economics . . . in study hall - 'Any time you guys get quiet, it'll be OK' . . . Baseball coach and assisted in Basketball. MR. DICK REES B, A, College of Emporia MR, DAN MARKWYN B,A, University of Colorado MR. GLEN HIPSHER B, S,, M, S, Oklahoma State University MISS JIMMIE BURNETT B, A, Colorado State College M,A. University of Oklahoma MR. DICK GEARHART B, A, Drake University MR, GEARHART . . . Boys' Physical Education . . . Intramurals , . , A1lright, all right, let's fall in, MISS BURNETT . . . her car will always get the cheerleaders to games - sometime . . . Girls' Physical Education . . . sponsored G,A,A, and Pep Club. MR. O'HARE . . . Geometry and Advanced Algebra . . . Head Basketballcoachand assisted ln Football, Always had his Security Towe1 . . . L Club. MR, JENSON . . . new at LHS . . . five c1assesofA1gebraI . , , no wonderhe was known only to Fresh- men and Sophomorex. MR. DON O'l-IARE B, A, Park College MR, WOODY JENSON B, S, Southwest Missouri State .J tifife., b ' MR, EARL BRADLEY B,A, Carroll College M,A, Middlebury MR. BRADLEY . . . Spanish 1 and I1 . . . considered an authority on English, Spanish, y amor , . B. sponsored the Spanish Club, Savage Chieftain, and directed the Junior Play. MR. NEGLEY . . . 'Now keep those machines quiet while Pm talking' , . B. Typing, Shorthand and Office Practice . . . coached Golf . . . sponsored F. B. L. A, and the Chess Club. MR, BOB NEGLEY B, A, Western State College 1 MR, LLOYD LAWSON B, S, , M, S, Colorado State University MR, LAWSON . . . has his boys make their own paddles . . . Question is - does he use them? . . . teaches Ag and sponsors F.F.A. The boys here are watching one of the many films which are used in Ag classes. I MR, DEMAS , , , All right, 1et's have more draw'n and less jaw'n, can be heard in the Mechanical Drawing rooms , . . First year Industrial Arts boys pictured get some last minute instructions before they begin work. MR, GEORGE DEMAS B, S, Northern State Teachers College 1 THOSE E TRA SERVICES MISS PEARL KERN R, N. Christian Church Hospital Kansas City, Misouri University of Minnesota Miss Kern checks student's height, weight, and general health, She takes care of minor injuries and keeps the medical records up to date, qMarilyn doesn't look as though she has a temperature, does she?J Whether inquiring about books for pleasure or reference, students found Mrs. Turpin always willing to give each person individual help, Student Librarians pictured with her are Jan Heath, Darlene Hixon, Jim Deeter, Kirk Smith and Jo El Heath, Others who help in the library were Gerry Brase, Lina Lee Edwards, Curtis Williams, Colin Smith, Barbara Butler, Ruth Ann Conley, and Terry Mills. MRS, NADENE TURPIN Librarian B. S, Utah State University v' 4, A-is in- --f -fs--1,-, ii- , Y fy . '-ff? Af at up nal .52 ' xx If I X ' ' 1' u I ' ' 9 1 W5 ? I t.. if .3 5 iii-355- ' Qi' ip? 1-f Who's this caught beneath the mistletoe? Not Mrs. Munro? 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IN MEMORIAM SENIOR MEMORIES Esther Ruth Ward ln the fall of 1956 our class of 60 entered Lamar High as Freshmen. lt didn't take long for us to adjust to high school life, The Big and Little Sister picnic for the senior and freshman girls was the first event, Then came our initiation, and the ice was broken, Our basketball team went to state and we all shared the glory when they brought home the second place trophy. The following fall the newness of school had worn thin, and we came back ready to settle down and make a niche for ourselves, In the spring we chose our red and gold class rings and looked forward to wearing them as Juniors, The theme of our Junior year was work, work, work - magazine sales, concessions, our play Anne of Green Gables, and our prom Ne ptune's Gardens ke pt us more than busy, School spirit was high during our Senior year. Football season was climaxed by our semi-final game at Littleton, Our Senior play Nuts in May was really outstanding, Mardi Gras was the theme of the prom - the Juniors did a terrific job and the Seniors agreed it was next to perfect, The traditional Senior trip to Star Ranch was something we will never forget, It was our last time to be together and we made the most of it, With mixed feelings we reached the end of our high school days, We proudly wore our black and white caps and gowns for Baccalaureate and Commencement, Our class motto, We have opened the door, the world lies before us, appropriately expressed our thoughts as we marched up through the audience and bid goodbye to Lamar High School, CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,,,, Roger Baker VICE PRESIDENT ..... Don Butler SECRETARY ....... . Janice Hollifield TREASURER. . . . . . .. Gerry Brase ROGER BA KER Class intellectual . . . thinks A woman's place is in the home, ESTALEE HARRIS Gal of many talents . . . definite aversion to bookkeeping. GERRY BRASE Perennial class favorite , , . in on practically everything, TOMMY SCI-IROEDER Fun to be around . . . hobby is girls, CLINTON WHEELER Favorite sport is baseball , , always has a contrary opinion KAREN MOSS Head Twirler, and good , , , California-bound for college, MARILYN SANDERS Nicknamed Pewee . . . l0y3l S2f1i0r. DON MONTGOMERY Got a lot on the ball . . . an old engaged I'Il8l'l, SENICRS GARY ROUTH Artistic abilities unlimited when it comes to cars, GOLA SUE BAKER Cute little Texas import , charm to the Senior Class, JUDY HAVENS Vivacious personality . . . loves a good time, DALE KELLEY Has eyes for only one girl , , plans to join the navy. added Southert perfectionist HM COOPER Angelic expression hides devilish mind . . . well-informed on most any subject. SUE PINER New addition to the class from LaVeta, Colorado. RITA GALLEGOS Little gal with a big smile , , ,always friendly and courteous. JAMES ANDERSON Tall and quiet . , . conscientious spirit. IANICE HOLLIFIELD Sweet and courteous , , , takes part in all school activities, EVERETT ROGERS Likes motorcycles and Pontiacs , , , always in a crowd of people. DICK VENN Loves to argue . . , goes for out-of town girls, MINNIE PEARL HENJES Takes school seriously , , , usually quiet but CAN surprise everyone, I960 JANET THOMPSON Favorite in her quiet way . . , dependable, KENNETH BAUER One of LHS's top athletes . , , plenty of what it takes to make a Head Boy. JOHN KINDER Always cruising in his red convertible , , , favorite pas- time - jumping off silos, LINDA LONG Beauty contest material , , , talented in art. ALLEN BAUER Rakish smile . . . doesn't take anything too seriously. FRANCES JANTZ Shy and likeable . . . only half a pair by herself, FREYA BROYLES Boy problems by the gross . , , wants to study engineering. QU GERALD MILLER A good friend . . . one who is fun in more ways than one , , , likes to skate. I96O FRED POWERS Friendly personality . . . one of the class artists, PAT BLUME Sincere, peace-loving , , , a good LHS citizen, BABETTE BROWN Combines sweet disposition and mischievious spirit , , , good at public speaking. SHIRIL OSBMENT Always looking for an argument, SENIORS MAISIE GILES Sharp personality . . . known for her flaming red hair, RICHARD LACY Always ready for fun . . . loves to dance, BOB COLE Mighty Mite of the football team . . . big brother to the senior girls. TERESA OROZCO REITA GEORGE Good natured , , , gets a bang out of life, TERRY MERRIFIELD Goes for cars, especially hot pick-ups . , , and girls qespecially oney. JOHNNY CAMACHO Sense of humor , , , adds a lot to Social Living. JOAN OSBAN Typical Osban mischievous smile . , , just fun to be around. SENIORS ERNIE LISTER Has a friendly Hi for everyone . . , always finishes what he starts, MARY EVELYN PREISSER Always in her black Chevy convertible . . , underclassmen's favorite, NIKKI SPRINGER Shy manner . . . friendly to everyone. KENNETH COLEMAN Girls envy his curly hair , . reserved, but fun, JOHN RANCH 'Rod and custom man from 'way back . . . Fabian fan, CATHY MORAN Gal with a sweet personality , likes athletics . . . often seen with a dark, handsome guy. CAROL FLINT A very sweet girl with an easy going personality . . . Very conscientious about everything she does, DOYLE RIDER Quiet and polite . . . Active ill Ag. ANN ROSE Loves sports , , , outstanding amount of school spirit, JERRY MCVEY Takes his sports seriously , . wants to play pro ball. STA N BRA SE Popular with everyone . . . terrific dancer, JAC KIE RATZLAFF A friendly disposition . . . works part time at Munsel's, I96O No bigger than a minute . . . hopes to attend beauty school in Denver. LINA LEA EDWARDS EDDY HEN SON One of the friendliest guys around . . .wants to 'join the Navy and see the world. PHILLIP KENDALL Known for making the grade in school and sports , , , never gives the girls a chance, RUTH JONES Our pint-sized Valedictorian , lots of dramatic ability, PAT BARRY Fascinated by sharp cars and long pony tails . . . known for coining slang expressions - my nuke? KATHY ANDREWS Athletically inclined , , , loves to argue with Mrs, Munro, ELLEN WEIMER A real swell gal , , , always willing to do her best on any job. KENT WARREN Good at practically everything . . . addicted to jazz. I96O WALTER WA SHBURN Always has something to say , , . one reason for the teacher shortage, DONNA DILLON Heads LHS's Best-Dressed list . . . fouled-up love life, PATSY ALVARADO Prettiest eyes in school . . Always volunteers for committee work. RICHARD NYE All-American Boy type . . , can't pronounce ambassadors SENIORS Long brown hair . . . has a mind of her own, GARY PEN LEY Loves to hunt . . . known for his sense of humor, LAWRENCE BINDER A shy guy , , , active in F, F, A, and farming. LINDA LARGENT I I Sweet quiet ways . . . and just as sweet as she looks, JON OSBAN MARILYN MADISON Pert grin . , , one ofF,H,A.'s staunchest supporters, DONALD BUTLER English class cut-up . , . loads of fun to be around. Always grinning . . . good and efficient worker, EMMA HERNANDEZ Pleasing smile . . . quiet in a friendly sort of way. SENIORS JOE F LUECH Conscientious student . . . went back to Missouri just before the holidays, BONNIE SCRANTON A gal with a wonderful personality and a lot on the ball. ALNITA NICKELSON Quiet and reserved . . . likes to be called just Nita, JIM DIERS Unpredictable guy with lots of pOICHtia1 . . . favorite sport is football, RAYMOND CAMACHO Helps the girls in bookkeeping . . . full of fun, ALICE SMITH Outstanding personality added to success as Head Girl , . , sweet and easy-going. BILLIE ELLEN BERGER A real sharp clarinet player . . . likes busi- ness and is active in FBIA, MIKE C OLLIN S Self-styled class romeo . , . pitches a mean baseball. MARCIA DESTROMPE Natural curly hair , . , shows dimples when she laughs. KEITH MOSHER Sings in Varsity , . , more the quiet type, TOM ROSENBAUGI-I Likes cars and a good time , , , is undecided about the future. GLENNA WHITING Attached , , , always got the job done, I960 VERNA DUGGAN Gal with lots of initiative . . . wishes CWC was spelled CU. STEVEN WAC KER Strickly a non-conformist , , , beatnik of LHS, ROGER WILLIAMS Unique sense of humor , , , hides many talents. SYDNEY MOBLEY A sweet girl with lots of brain power . . . wants to be a teacher I96O SENIORS KIRK LEIGHTON Talkative type , , , coal-black hair. PHYLLIS RULE Shy until you get to know her . . . good grades come easy. ROGER BROWN Takes forever to tell a story . . . one of the funniest guys in school, CURTIS KEITH Sharp dresser . , , one of our most talented musicians. BETTY COEN Studious, capable, and ambi- tious . . . wants to be a nurse. RONALD AUSTIN Lots of common sense . . always happy. CAMERA SHY JERRY GREATHOUSE . . . Came to LHS from Walsh, Colorado. PATTI HALL . . . Long blond pony tail . . . had definite ideas about everything. DAN LACY . . . A swell guy , , , a ready smile , , , we like Dan, BILLY YBARRA . . . Our own private reporter . . . sunny disposition. ALVARADO, PATSY Pep Club 2, 4, Chorus 1, 2. ANDERSON, JIM Basketball 1, Golf 1, 2, 3. 4, Chess Club 3, 4, Vice Presldent 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2. 3, Varsity Choir 2, 4. ANDREWS, KATHY Pep Club 1, 2, G, A, A, 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Class Secretary 2. AUSTIN, RONNY F, F, A, 1, 2.3. 4, Basketball 1, Golf 3. BAKER, GOLA SUE Pep Club 1. 2, F. H,A, 2.3, Secretary 2, North Little Rock High, Amarillo High. BAKER, ROGER Football 1. 2, Basketball 1, 2.3, 4, Baseball 1, Track 2, 3, 4, Thesplans 4, L Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, Varsity Choir 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 4, Class President 4, Class Secretary 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Seminar 3.4, Colorado Youth Forum 3, National Merit Semifinallst 4, Senior Play, BERRY, PAT Basketball 4, Intramurals 3, Home Room President 4, Northeast, Oklahoma City, Senior Play, BAUER, ALLEN ! 'Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2. BAUER, KEN Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, L Club 1, 2. 3. 4, Intramurals 1, 2, Student Council 4, Class Vice President 1, Class Secretary 2, Class Treas- urer 3, Athletic Klng Attendant 2, 3: Football Co-Cap- taln 2.3, Head Boy 4. BINDER, LAWERENCE F, F, A, 1, 2. 3. 4, Treasurer 3, Driver Training 3. BLUME, PAT P.H.A. 1. 2.3, F.B, L,A, 4, Chorus 2.3, Driver Training 3. BRASE, GERRY Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, G, A. A, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Intramurals 2. 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, Class Treasurer 4, Miss Merry Christmas 4, F. F, A, Sweetheart 3, BRASE, STAN Football 1, 2, Wrestling 2, 3. 4, F.F,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. Vice President 2, L Club 3, 4, Intra- murals 2, 3, Class Vlce President 4, National F,F,A Convention. BROWN, BABETTE Thesplans 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4, Treasurer 4, Annual Staff 2. 3. 4, Chieftain ' Staff 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, Band 1. 2, 3. 4, Driver Training 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Seminar 4, Speech Festival 1, 2, Senior Play, BROWN, ROGER Spanish Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3. BROYLES, FREYA Dramatics Club 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3: Driver Training 3, Play Crew 3, Senior Seminar 4, Red Cross 3, 4, Vice President 4, National Honor Society 4, Play Crew 4. BUTLER, DON Football 1, 2.3. 4, Wrestling 1, 2.3.4, Track 1, 2.3.4, F. F,A, 1, 2. 3, 4, President 4. Sentinel 3, L Club 3, 4. President 4, Intramurals 1, 2, Class Vice President 4, Play Crew 4, Student Council 4., CADDICK, DIXEY Pep Club 1, Varsity Choir 2, Driver Training 1, Walsh High School, Springfield High School, CAMACHO, JOHNNY Football 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2.3, 4. CAMACHO, RAY ' Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1. 2. 3: Baseball 2, Track 1, Intramurals 3. 4. COEN, BETTY Dramatics Club 4, Secretary 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 1, Chorus 2, Junior Play 3, Junior Red Cross 4, Play Crew 4. COLE, BOB Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Wrestling 3, L Club 4, Band 1. 2, 3, 4, Varsity Choir 2 Play Crew 3, Senior Play 4. COLEMAN, KENNETH COLLINS, MIKE Football 1, 2, Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, L Club 2.3. 4, National Honor Society 4. COOPER, JIM Basketball 1, Baseball 3, Intramurals 3, 4, Driver Training 3. DESTROMPE, MARCIA Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Play Crew 3, DIERS, JIM Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-League 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Baseball 1, Track 2, 3, 4, L Club 3, 4, Varsity Choir 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 2, Senior Seminar 3, 4, Sixteens 4, Play Crew. DILLON, DONNA Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Play Crew 3, Senior Seminar 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Colorado Youth Forum 3. DUGGAN VERNA Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G, A, A, 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2,3, 4, All-State Honor Band 3, Ark-Valley Band 3, 4, Varsity Choir 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Seminar 4, Football Queen Attendant 1 EDWARDS, LINA LEE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 4, Driver Training 4, Play Crew 3: Miss Merry Christmas Attendant 4. ELLENBERGER, BILLIE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F, B, L, A. 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Ark-Valley Band 2, 3, Varsity Choir 2, 3, 4, Play Crew 4. FLINT, CAROL Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 1, Play Crew 3, Senior Play 4. GALLEJOS RITA Pep Club 1, 2, Intramurals 1, Driver Training 3. GEORGE, REITA Pep Club 1, 2.3, F. H,A, 1, F. B, L, A, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4. GILES, MAISIE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, G,A,A, 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Senior Seminar 3, 4, Red Cross 3, Football Queen Attendant 4, Basketball Queen Attend- ant 3, Prom Queen 4, Senior Play 4. HALL, PATTI Attended La Puente Union High 1, 2, 3, Driver Training 1, School Play 1, Student Council 1. HAVENS, JUDY Thespians 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4: Chieftain Staff 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: G.A.A. 1. 2: Intramurals 3, Chorus 3, Varsity Choir 3, Driver Training 3, Junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Senior Semi- nar 4, Attended Cheyenne Mt. High School 1, 2. HENSON, EDDY Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. HENJES, MINNIE PEARL F, H,A, 1, 2, Chorus 2, 4. HERNANDEZ, EMMA Pep Club 1, 2, 4, Driver Training 3. HOLLIFIELD, JANICE Dramatics Club 2, Vice President 2, Pep Club 1, 2.3, 4 Vice President 3, Secretary 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver Training 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Secretary 4, Class Treasurer 3, Play Crew 3, Senior Seminar 3, 4, Play Crew 4, Junior Red Cross 4, Football Queen 4, Basketball Queen Attendant 3, D,A,R, Award 4. HARRIS, ESTALEE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, G,A,A, 1, Intramurals 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Twirler 1, JANTZ, FRANCES G,A. A. 1, 2, Band 1, 2,3, Chorus 1, 2, Varsity Choir 2, Driver Training 1, Attended Scott City Community High School 1, 2. JONES, RUTH Thespians 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chieftain Staff 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ark-Valley Band 2, Varsity Choir 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Senior Seminar 4, Speech Festival 1, 2, 4, Senior Play 4. KINDER, JOHN F, F,A, 1, 2, 3, 4. LACY, DAN LACY, RICHARD Basketball 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2. LARGENT, LINDA Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Varsity Choir 2, 3, 4, Play Crew 3, Junior Red Cross 4. LEIGHTON, KIRK Football 1, 2, F, H.A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Reporter 4. LISTER, ERNIE Basketball 2, F, H,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Reporter 4. KEITH, CURTIS Dramatlcs Club 1, 25 F. B, L. A. 45 Intramurals 15 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Dance Band 15 All-State Honor Band 3, 45 Ark-Valley Band 2,3, 45 Varsity Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Drum Major 45 Junior Play 3. KELLEY, DALE Basketball 1, 25 Track 15 Student Council 1. KENDALL, PHILLIP Football 1, 2, 3. 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2.3.45 L Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Choir 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Class President 15 Play Crew 35 Senior Seminar 3, 45 Play Crew 4. LONG, LINDA Dramatic: Club 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Librarian 35 Junior Play 35 F.F. A, Sweetheart 45 Play Crew 4. MCVEY, JERRY Football 1. 2. 3. 45 Baseball 2. 3: Wrestling 1. 2, 3. 45 F,F,A, 1, 2, 3, 45 Reporter 3, Treasure 45 L Club 3.4. MADISON, MARILYN Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 45 F. H, A, 2, 3, 4, Vlce President5 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Twirler 2, 3,45 Junior Play 35 Red Cross Council 4. MERRIFIELD, TERRY Football 1, 2,35 Track 1, 2, 45 L Club 2, 35 Band 1, 2. 3: Play Crew 35 Student Council 3. MILLER, GERALD Baseball 1, 25 Wrestling 1, 2, 35 F.F,A, 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Drlver-Training 35 Play Crew 3, MOBLEY, SYDNEY Thespians 45Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech Festival 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Ark-Valley Band 35 Junior Play 35 Play Crew 4. MORAN, CATHY Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4, Vice President 45 G, A, A, 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Student Council 4. MONTGOMERY, DON MOSHER, KEITH Intramurals 45 Play Crew 35 Chorus 2. 3, 45 Varsity Cholr 4. MOSS, KAREN Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Chieftain Staff 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Editor 45 G,A, A, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 2,35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Ark-Valley Band 3, 45 Varsity Choir 3, 45 Twirler 1, 2, 3. 45 Play Crew 35 Senior Play 45 Senior Seminar 45 Football Queen Attnedant 25 Basketball Queen 4. NICKELSON, NITA, Pep Club 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4. NYE, RICHARD Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Co-Captain 45 Track 1, 2,3, 45 L Club 2,3, 4. Vice President 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Choir 2, 3. 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3. 45 Student Council 35 Boys' State 35 Senior Seminar 45 Play Crew 4. OROZCO, TERESA Pep Club 1, 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, Secretaryg Intramurals 15 Driver-Training 35 Play Crew 35 Red Cross Council 4. OSBAN, JOAN F,H,A, 15 F.B,L,A, 4, Treasurer5 G,A,A. 45 Chorus 3, 45 Driver Training 3. OSBAN, JON Football 15 Basketball 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2. OSBMENT, Sl-llRlL F, B, L, A, 2, Treasurer5 Intramurals 15 Chorus 45 Varsity Choir 45 Play Crew 35 Senior Play 45 Attended Las Animas High School, PENLEY, GARY Dramatics 2, 45 Golf 4. POWERS, FRED Basketball Manager 1, 2, 35 L Club 2,35 Band 1, 2.3. 45 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Senior Play 4. PREISSER, MARY Pep Club 3, 45 Play Crew 35 Attended Garden City High School 1, 2. RANCH, JOHN Football 25 Basketball 25 Wrestling 45 L Club 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. RATZLAFF, JACKIE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3. 45 Junior Play5 Play Crew 4, RIDER, DOYLE F.F.A. 2.3.45 Chorus 2. ROGERS, EVERETT F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 4, ROSE, ANN Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G, A. A, 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Student Council 4, Cheerleader 3,4, Play Crew 3, Senior Seminar 4, Senior Play 4, Basketball Queen Attendant 4, Prom Queen Attendant. ROSENBAUGI-I, TOM Intramurals 1, 2. ROUTI-I, GARX Chieftain Staff 3, 4, Play Crew 3, Senior Play 4. RULE, PHYLLIS Dramatics Club 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F,B, L. A. 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Intramurals 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Play Crew 4. SANDERS, MARILYN Pep Club 1, 2, 3, G,A,A. 3, Attended Two Buttes High School 1. SCHROEDEK TOMMY Football 2, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, L Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, Chorus 4, Play Crew 3, 4. SCRANTON, BONNIE Pep Club 1, 2, 3.4, F. B. L. A, 3, Scrap Book 3,4, Intramurals 3,NDriver Training 2, Junior Play 3, Play Crew 4. SMITH, ALICE Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Varsity Choir 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, Head Girl 4. SPRINGER, NIKKI Dramatics Club 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. THOMPSON, JANET Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver Training 3, Play Crew 3, 4, Miss Merry Christmas Attendant 4. VENN, DICK Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2.3, 4, Track 2,3, 4, Thespians 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, F.F, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, L Club 2,3, 4, Chieftain Staff 4, Intramurals 1, 2, Varsity Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Sixteens 4, Junior Play 3, Play Crew 4. WAC KER, STEVEN Intramurals 2, Play Crew 3, 4. WARREN, KENT Football 1, 2.3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, U Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, National I-Ionor Society 3, 4, President 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, Play Crew 3, Senior Seminar 4. WASHBURN, WALTER Football 1, 3, Baseball 1, Wrestling 1,3, Intramurals 4 Band 1, 2, 3,4. WEIMER, ELLEN Pep Club 3, 4, F,B,L.A, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Attended Fort Collins High School 1, 2, Play Crew 3, Senior Pray 4. WHEELER, CLINTON Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2.3, 4, Varsity Choir 2.3, Play Crew 3. WHITING, GLENNA Pep Club 1, 2, Play Crew 3, 4. WILLIAMS, ROGER Football Manager 2, Basketball Manager 2, Basketball 1, Track Manager 1, 2, L Club 2, Chieftain Staff 4, Intramurals 1, Chess Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Choir 3, 4, Student Council 2, Play Crew 3, 4, Senior Seminar 4, Debate Club 4. YBARRA, BILL Basketball 1, 2, Baseball Manager 1, L Club 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JU IOR MEMCRIES We chose to lead us during this active year the officers pictured below, Eddy Henry served as treasurer, Marguerite Broyles was secretary, Bella Stumbo carried the responsibility of president, and Bud Krausnick was vice president, We raised money for our junior-senior banquet and prom and our senior trip by working hard on both of the football concessions and the magazine sales, Also our class play, Twelve Angry Women, was a financial success. Jo El Heath and Eddy Henry represented us at the State Student Council meeting at Fort Collins. Many honors came to us this year, Jo El Heath was elected both football and wrestling queen attendant, and her sister, Jan Lee was a wrestling attendant, Monte Midkiff was chosen by the Pep Club as one of the athletic king attendants, Marguerite Broyles was a cheerleader, The student body chose Marguerite and Monte as the two students with the most personality, Sandy Williams was elected a best dancer, Ten juniors were elected to the National Honor Society including Judy Brase, Joe E1 Heath, Nancy Stanfield, Marguerite Broyles, Kay Osborn, Monte Midkiff, Kirt Smith, Gene Hiigel, Mike Steward, and Ed Reish. Kay Osborn, Nancy Stanfield, Bella Stumbo, and Moya Barker were selected to attend Girls' State. Jim Deeter, Gary Ditson, Gene Hiigel, Ray McCall, Kurt Smith, and Monte Midkiff attended Boys' State, On April 9, we honored the seniors with a banquet and prom, the theme of which was Mardi Gras, After a spirited campaign, the student body elected Marguerite Broyles and Monte Midkiff as Head Girl and Head Boy for the coming year, Now we are anxiously, but somewhat regretfully, awaiting our final year at LHS, Bella Stumbo V' W ? A I' P 55 gg , Bi , dv ' -K nd .-.m.. :T vw x J.. :gil ft- : V . H .-I F- 7.4 Q , ,Lv 7, Q J ff h, A - 1-Q M ..-'blast 5 -N-sh . V1 'WEL if Q. x W -2 'FOI' '1 X 132 X .vw tn. R 4 1' ', H Fai A - fr JY -J, ,I jf JV' gs 'fi , J if 'A ya- ith 1 . . . ' A weft, .a -11. , X -' sw 11- fs if , rl, f.Il '--. Y .4 ' 51? . 1 .Sv 1 4' -'Z' Ji? fri' it P 1 ' i : .'?,1: ' ii ji lf., :C umug. x- x nu R. ai 'Y u .. x. .V li 1' .M v5'.22t3f.3 kt wg A-4.5 U?'r '1 'Y'YU'!'7 NAU 'Ll nj 'l Zxunini-4 , .. 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A SOPHGMQRES We entered into many activities this year and kept things lively at LHS, We received our share of honors in athletics as well as scholas- tic activities, Some of us were chosen to serve at the Junior-Senior Prom and, in keeping with tradition, we gathered flowers for Baccalaureate and Commencement. Roger Morris and Elaine Ellenberger served as our president and vice president, with Elizabeth Painter as secretary and Marsha Havens as treasurer, CAMERA SHY Crites, Georgia Davis, Diane De La Pena, Christina Farries, Douglas Martinez, Johnny Allrnon Barbara Sta Pleton, Bob Andersen 5116 Tombleson, Gene Anderson Nancy Arrowood Carl Baker, Ellen Baker, Janet Bean, Martha Blume, Melvin Bowen, Gary Bray, Jennifer Brookshire, Cassius Brown, Brenda Bumann, Timothy Butler, Barbara Butler, Gale Camacho, Joe Canfield, Gene Clarkson, Robert Coberley, Victor Colean, Cynthia Conley, Ruth Ann Breche isen, Lee Ordon -A 1. gf-f.5u..-- . x l K -,elk rg., :veg Q, 1 g gI:l'E'.7 s fu Zzfnql M, xx 'A xg , . f K a vit 31 Lf qign -fam- .1 .gh 'c iq 1 gpm- xxx S. i f- VT: :K P 6 .. iv? . . .ii F ui 5, . .h M wW w x 5. 'mm .. B12 ,vi e' I i mcg x , .ws ,ig V .:, .4 l W 'E-Us ,aa ,IG s X X . H lig-. :srii ki J., 1 'SL mf .tis A r 1-If quam 1 Q--, 'ADV -we Lv f Jag ',..: wg: :wr ,tl- I ER- 4 Qw can .wi .,, W . 1 ., e i ii W Q sax Z ii K' A ww 12 ,F ZF 5? af, Q 3 Q : x 'J 1 H Q1 nl Jn .-4 N 2 H IJ W-S '19 F94 'Y . 5549? . c??4 - 'fri .anis 41 4h Carla Ricky Bill Danny FRESHME Tuesday, September 8, we entered the halls of LHS as Freshmen, The first few days were spent in happy confusion - some of us got lost and had to ask where to go. By that time we were tardy and that meant a trip to the office for an excuse. It didn't take too long, though, to get into the swing of things, After our formal initiation we felt we really belonged to the LHS family. Sports, clubs, dances - any place the high school crowd gathered, we were there, We elected Danny Randle president of our class. He presided at all class meetings which were always held in the gym, Everyone sat on the floor, but it was fun, Other class officers were Carla Thurow, vice president, Bill Reish, secretary, and Ricky Bryson, treasurer, Castro, Adame, Jessie Adame, Joe Adams, Fran Adams, Ron Alonzo, Ernest Alvarado, Reita Baldwin, Glenda Ball, Karen Batterton, Joyce Batterton, Wayne Beggs, Gerry Bevers, Lonnie Birkby, Alan Bock, Esther Bosley, Mikki Brase, Richard Browning, Robert Brown, Norma Bridge, Randy Bridge, Dinah Broyles, Bill Bryson, Ricky Bundy, Darla Buster, Stephen Ml Buxton, Kenneth Camacho, Jesse Ernest Coberley, Helen Colbert, Jack Colbert, Pat jf if K5 . K! Winn? if 4. W.,g,J W5 , 1 , ,Q M. ' 4 Q x Ev. I wr -ihmv aff- gk, 29 'W' fs, W 49:1 2, A-'7v,.v' XLS, ,. f K3 , , X T :ff 2 . ,:, Q LW zl, Q i 5 X . s iii - f X Q if X 'A .,... Z ., gg g I , 5 f f is ,fi ML we I 553,13 T s agf ik X. . 2 qw Q gy if , Y A ?, V ,if x M iw Q, 3 . Wa -. 9,1114 Jw f ' I .. Arai? 1 . i . .vi Lv .. ' . 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W a? .Ji-,SQWLK K k ,www f fffsiszseewziwszi I Egg! 41, ,W Wm 4 -S 1 ,R L. V: 1: 1 sf Q , 1 . i 35 2 . i .LW ,:t.s,. ' ea.. ,, PG 2 i 'K ,152 X im .L,AA1 2 1 gl Mim 4 W Ar, ,df -kg Xa ww ig, f .. . , 4, Wi ww. ,x , in If iw' ,,.1,1 , gk ig, L.,, 1 ,, , A ,.,. 7,L. '-'Z' ' ' 'QE 5 1 W W Q ' fm K- H sg? I 5414 v' 4 P ff W Q s , fl - J W if 4 Eirzzggifg - f X 'W fe Q. fo s:? 1 I QW FOCTBALL QUEEN JANICE HOLLIF IELD Attendants MAISIE GILES IO-EL HEATH BASKETBALL QUEEN KAREN MOSS Attendants ELAINE ELLENBERGER ANN ROSE I I --xx WRESTLING QUEEN GERRY BRASE Attendants JO-EL HEATH JAN HEATH ,. in xg' IL, 17249 I 1 R, 1 - if .-- 2 2 . 2.5 -X vw h , ,. AW R 5,5 R Oo f mf 'N :mx 1 - ' THE ROYAL FCUR Chosen by the Pep Club King - MONTY NOLDER Princes.: MONTE 4 IDKIFF, ROGER MORRIS, MOEMM-LEJBSR, S .. . -ii? .- .n ' ww V X5 fn - . NI' I ' - QQ --1 If an .X W PERSONALITY APPEARANCE CITIZENSHIP MISS MERRY CHRISTMAS GERRY BRASE PRINCESSES Lina Lea Edwards Janet Thompson Miss Merry Christmas Santa Hudgins BEST ALL AROUND Janice Hollifield and Kenny Bauer MOST ATHLETIC Roger Morris and Ann Rose AVORITES MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Verna Dugan and Don Butler BEST DANCERS Sandy Williams and Pat Barry FAVORITES are selected by a vote of the student body, after each class has nominated and chosen their candidates, The only ones who have to be seniors are the Most Likely to Succeed, Pr b Nun' MOST COURTEOUS Gerry Brase and Scott Moor CUTEST COUPLE Monty Nolder and Judy Hlxson X 5-Q .-5' F- P 1 Pe '52,-. ' I , v 1gg'.J:j'. 'H Y .m X MW U uk A N' N2 WH 'P - -'si'frQ61s, ww Wy 3e.g,j' ,'WmQa,w' ' wk Q ,X V. A W 9 K1 , Q95 m-4'i Q+. 'ax W 4 ,, Mn 1 Fw sw ,Q Yi i.-if wi . V if if X! 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A ig' Y ri l 131, f L, 'J K vjghf ,-'v V45 --1 44 b N K, 'fvy .f 1 ' 5 ,, E 'f 'i12ie' ft - J . 5- - , xl - ., . rl' TWIRLERS Karen Moss Head Twirler Diane Lavender Linda Etter Marilyn Madison Marsha Cook MUSIC DIRECTOR Mr, Ted Geringer DRUM MAJOR Curtis Keith The ninety-three member LHS Band took an active part in school and civic functions, This year they performed at all home football games, gave three concerts, marched in the Christmas parade, participated in the All-American City Award dedication, received superior ratings at the music festival, and attended the Canon City Blossom Festival, Solos and small groups from the band entertained for service organi- zations and clubs throughout the year, VARSITY CHOIR The Varsity Choir proved to be another popular music organization at LHS this year, Activities included performing for three service clubs, school assemblies, Shoppertunity Show, All-America City Banquet, Baccalaureate, and received a superior rating at the music contest, TOP ROW, L, to R.: Wayne Starbuck, Keith Mosher, Mike Steward, Dick Venn, Monte Midkiff, Roger Baker, Jim Anderson, Roger Williams, Phil Kendall, John McClure, Jim Diers, Richard Nye, Ray McCall, Curtis Keith, Shiril Osbment, Sue Andersen, Elaine Ellenberger, Sandy Dowell, Billie Ellen- berger, Sherry Statler, Penny Kendall, Robert Hatch, LaRoyce DeLoach, Nadine Rosencrans, Barbara Schmidt, Judy Clay, Gloria Keliher, Elsie Pudge, Nancy Stanfield, Ruth Jones, Diane Lavender, Sandy Williams, Annette Harbert, Lynn Schroeder, Bill Milne, 'Linda Etter, Susan Henry, Janet Jones, Coral Main, Verna Duggan, Karen Moss, Linda Largent, and Mr, Ted Geringer, Director, BOYS' QUARTET Mike Stewart Curtis Keith Monte Midkiff Dick Venn John McClure Jim Diers eflljy lge C Cornet wines endafl Kerr RA SUPSTSFQ vesrw AL . Ofc AT D V e lane La Vegder ALL-STATE HONOR BAND Penny Kendall Curtis Keith BOYS' QUARTET: John McClure, Curtis Keith Dick Venn, Mike Stewart. Accompanist: Linda Etter CORNET TRIO: Kent Warren, Woody Railey, Curtis Keith, Accompanistg Linda Etter FRENCH HORN QUARTET: Corky Main, LaRoyce DeLoach, Lyle Rising, Vern Morrow. THESPIANS Mr, Earl Bradley, Sponsor Sydney Mobley Ruth Jones Bella Sturribo Sandy Williams Judy Havens Babette Brown Dick Venn Absent: Joe O'Laughlin Leland Johnson The Lamar Chapter of the National Thespian Society was reorganized this year with Mr. Bradley as sponsor, Thespians is an honorary society, To be eligible students must meet certain requirements in the field of dramatics and speech, The group elected Ruth Jones, Presidentg Joe O'Laughlin, Vice President, Sydney Mobley, Secretary-Treasurer, Bella Stumbo, Recorderg and Leland Johnson, Photographer, Mrs, Verna Belle Weimer sponsored the Freshman-Sophomore Dramatics Club. This group produced two one-act plays, Both were presented before an interested audience in the high school auditorium. Brief Future was given an excellent rating at the One-Act Play Festival held at La Junta, It was also given for an all-school assembly, The other play Fog was presented before the American Legion Auxiliary, Ray Rosenbaugh, Brenda Brown, Rosetta Miller, and Leland Johnson presented readings at the La Junta Speech Festival. Ruth Jones, Sydney Mobley and Joe O'Laughlin also presented readings at the La Junta Speech Festi- val, Mrs, Dixie Munro sponsored the Junior-Senior Dramatics Club. BRIEF FU TURE Cast - Penny Kendall, Brenda Brown, Ray Rosenbaugh, Coral Main, Lynn Schroeder, Leland Johnson, and Maraleta Searl. HFOG.. Cast - Rosetta Miller, Donna Powers, and Sue Midkiff, with their director, Diane Lavender, --. l SASI The Senior Seminar QSasij with Mr. Dan Markwyn as sponsor, met every other Monday night in the home of one of the members, The group listened to tape recordings, records, and live lectures, Lively discussions led by Mr. Markwyn followed each program, Some of the subjects studied were: An introduction to the Theory of Relativity, Mr. Don Holderread, The Problems of Present Day Politics, Mr, Fred Betz, and The Care and Feeding of the Mind, Mr, Jacques Barzun ofColumbia University. lt is an honor to be asked to participate with this group for members are selected on the basis of their interest and participation in classroom work, This fall two juniors, Joe O'Laughlin and Lyle Rising were asked to become members because of their outstanding contributions in the field of social studies, After the first semester juniors Tom Jones, Nancy Stanfield, Moya Barker, Kay Osborn and Gene Hiigel also became members, Senior members of the group were Maisie Giles, Ruth Jones, Judy Havens, Janice Hollifield, Karen Moss, Donna Dillon, Jim Diers, Verna Duggan, Phil Kendall, Richard Nye, Babette Brown, Ann Rose, Roger Baker, and Freya Broyles, xi' w 1.4 ' mf if Q ,I 1 I +6iig,A 4 A great deal of the work of publishing the school paper is carried by the officers and the sponsor. Mr, Earl Bradley, faculty sponsor, is shown with Bella Stumbo who is assistant editor, Judy Havens, secre- tary-treasurer, and Karen Moss, the editor, Wfm W SAVAGE CHIEFTAI Assignments! Deadlines! Report to Room 36! These are familiar phrases to those who work on the Savage Chieftain, Our mimeographed paper is distributed during fourth hour once a month, Much of the news is old but it is a record of the happenings in classes, clubs, and activities of LHS, and there- fore valued by everyone. Gary Routh, art student, designs the front page. The girls in the Office Practice class type and run the stencils, They also assemble and distribute the papers. This year the Chieftain staff sponsored the Eastman High School Photo Exhibit. This exhibit was hung in the library where everyone had a chance to enjoy the excellent pictures. Several members of the staff including Judy Havens, Sandy Dowell, Bella Stumbo, Babette Brown, Karen Moss, and Beverly Walker attended the Journalism Conference in Boulder last fall. Reporters pictured below are Roger Williams, Sandy Dowell, Karen Parsons, Babette Brown, Ruth Jones, Royetta Sublett, and Diane Lavender, THE CHIEFTAIN Last year we tried a fall delivery annual for the first time, While everyone hated to wait that long they did like the complete story ofa year at LHS, so there was no question in the minds of the staff members about the delivery date this year, The books will be distributed the first day of school with an annual signing party that night. The first big job for the staff was selling ads. The girls worked hard and had a very successful campaign, Many hours were spent planning, gathering information, and drawing up the final pages. With the last day of school the final copy was on the way. The staff proudly presents the 1959-60 annual for your approval, We hope in the years to come this book will help you recall this year at Lamar High School. Not much work was getting done here. Bella had found a picture the girls thought was very funny. Pictured are Brenda Brown, Sue Andersen, Marsha Havens, Susan Nye, and Bella Stumbo. Senior girls who worked on the staff were Babette Brown, Janice Hollifield, Maisie Giles, Donna Dillon, and Judy Havens, When the weather became nice the girls often found an excuse to work outside, usually on the fire escape in the sun, This time they were found out in front of the building, ln the next picture they were busy even though Judy appears to be protesting, IJ. s DEBATE The members of the Debate Club pictured with their sponsor are Ray McCall, Bob Ragsdale, Mr, Dan Markwyn, Roger Williams, Tom Kirbey, Joe O'Laughlin, Lyle Rising, Curtis Keith, and Carl Shinn, Under the guidance of Mr, Dan Markwyn, a debate club boasting three active teams was formed at LHS, Through competition with other regional schools, and within the club itself, the members learned the principles of logic in argumentation, and in addition something about the vital, topical issues in- volved in the debate propositions, This year the discussion concerned the pros and cons of increased governmental regulation of labor unions. A good start was made, for not only did the teams participate in the district qualifying meet at Springfield, and a tournament at La Junta, but also a Class B competition was hosted here, CAMERA CLUB These boys all have good cameras and a lively interest in photography. Through the sharing of ideas with each other and their sponsor they hope to develop their hobby. Their services will be valuable to the school and especially the yearbook when they become proficient in taking pictures, The boys pictured here with their sponsor Mr, Bradley, are Joe O'Laughlin, Leland Johnson, and Carl Arrowood, Y in SPANISH LUB Members of the club are Carla Thurow, Flavia Estrada, Bill Rags- dale, Carl Shinn, Mr, Earl Bradley, their sponsor, Leland Johnson, and Maraleta Searl, Habla usted espanol? These LHS students enjoyed the activities of the Spanish club. At the meetings this year the members enjoyed playing Scrabble in Spanish more than any other game, Like wise they learned something of the arts and customs of the Spanish people, CHESS Members of the Chess Club meet once every two weeks in the home of a member to play the interesting game of Chess, Refreshments are served and everyone always has a good time, Mr, Bob Negley is their faculty sponsor, The above picture taken in the playroom at Woody Railey's home shows the members gathered around a chess board. Standing are Mr, Negley, Monte Midkiff, Lanning Likes, Gary Binam, Tom Kirbey, Ray McCall and Gary Oxley, Others are Joe O'Laughlin, Tim Bumman, Jamie Oxley, Lyle Rising, Woody Railey, Jim Anderson, and Bill Rags- dale, Boys at the left were caught in serious games, Little brother is an interested onlooker. F.F.A. PRIMARY AIM - The development of agricultural leadership, cooperation and citizenship. ACTIVITIES -Judging contests, parliamentary procedure, camping trip, National Western Stock Show, partici- pate in fairs, skating parties, Chapter Sweetheart, pest lx control contest, public speaking, hayrack rides, chili supper, Parent and Son Banquet, Christmas toy repair, smoker, Miss Linda Long Chapter Sweetheart ' F. F, A, boys pictured on the rodeo gates at the fair grounds are Kirk Leighton, Albert Dieterle, Leroy Mauch, Ted Trumble, Larry Weimer, Gene Smith, Jim Shelden, Galen Mauch, Gale Butler, Chris Springer, Henry Paulson, Harold Smith, Lawrence Binder, Kenny Buxton, Bruce Heath, Ricky Brase, Larry Manning, Eddie Atkinson, Gary Ditson, Everett Rogers, Dennis Cooper, Keith McCorkle, John Kinder, Bill Smith, Doyle Rider, John Bean, Merle Long, Raymond Binder, Gary Madison, Jim Geisen, and Dale England, Officers standing are: Jerry McVey - Treasurer, Ernie Lister - Reporter, Monty Nolder - Sentinel, Stan Brase - Vice President, Don Butler - President, Bud Krausnick - Secretary, and Mr, Lloyd Lawson - Advisor, y President - - - Vice President - - Secretary - - - Treasurer - - Reporter - - - Song Leader - - OFFICERS - --- - - - - -Mary Kirby Marilyn Madison - - Barbara Day 'Viruie Thatcher - - - Sue Mills - - Patty Perkins Parliamentarian - - ---- Ester Vanlinskirk l7llOI0gl'Li pllel' ----- - - Peggy Pgrkiug Advisor ----- - - - Mrs, Jane Nelson Chapter Mother - - - - Mrs, Melsin Kirby Honorary Family ---- - - - Kenneth Madison F, H, A, Father of the Year ------ ,Iini Read Besides the activities pictured here the girls found many other interesting and important things to do, They sold dill pickles nt the football games, went trick or treating for old clothes, caroline, at Christmas, had a rurnriiage sale, a foreign dinner, a coke party for the student teachers, and put on nn afternoon entertainment for the nien at Fort Lyons, ,f ol' 'l F.H.A The bulletin board and Christmas Center was pre pared by Mikki Bosley, Dixie Day and Sue Mills. 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They worked on the trampoline, and did tumbling, They also did some bowling, Pictured at the right are the association officers, Elizabeth Painter was treasurer, Ann Rose served as president, Miss Jimmie Burnett was their sponsor, Jo-El Heath was secretary, and Jan Heath was vice president, 'l'hese girls attended the Volleyball Play Day at Rocky Ford: Sue Midkiff, Kathleen Harmon, Janet DeWitt, Linda Etter, Ann Rose, Esther Bock, Liz Painter, Barbara Butler, Ruth Ann Conley, Kay Osborn, Jackie Guihen, Karen Parsons, janet Conley, Jaynese Hligel, Beverly Hallock, Karen Moss, and Janet Jones, O O O This group of girls went to Canon City to the Softball Play Day. Sue Midkiff, Cecil Lou Browning, Ann Rose, Lalloyce DeLoach, Sue Henry, Janet DeWitt, Jaynese Hiigel, Donna Hoffman, Linda Etter, Kathleen Harmon, Iris Landry, Ellen Baker, and Esther Bock. Q , ,W Q m mnm' ..,V A ' 1x,, X ' ., wmv 1 k H Sig . a I N Y LLVV ,,.. 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Their devotion to our teams and the school is unquestionable, Each spring many girls try out for the coveted honor of being a cheerleader for the coming year, The Pep Club selects those who they feel will best uphold the high standards set by the club and the school, These girls work very hard at every game, Theirs is the responsibility of keeping the Pep Club and the student body working every minute, They also are on the alert to see that our school displays the very best in sports- manship at all times, For the first time this year the Pep Club selected a Little Savage to help with the important job of promoting sports- manship, Jennifer Bray was a perfect Little Savage in her black, fringe-trimmed suit, Often she wore a large feather Indian head dress, Her success undoubtedly has started a tradition at LHS and we hope we'll always have a Little Savage. 2+-1 W! 'Ki Q3 fi if --Q x Q WN -Y m 'Sv Q ,Q D fi 3 - -. 4 g .L-fl., Ig Ala, 1 i uv' pi? ' is nf ' .ag Q5 ,kg Sz! 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S ik iii? 3 x 4 if ,, I Q H1 F A ai' E9 avi'-v V ED REISH KENT WARREN - G. JERRY MCVEY - T. RICHARD NYE - QB. BOB COLE - T. AONTE Sr, - 3 Yr. Leger Sr, - 2 Yr, Letter Sr. - 3 Yr. Letter Sr, - 1 Yr, Letter MON TE Co-Captain LEAGUE 1 - M 31 Oh 0 if i 'O 43 t xsctf f if :xi KENNY BAUER - HB. JIM DIERS - E. DON BUTLER - T, , PHIL KENDALL. - HB, DELBERT HAWK - FB. Sr, - 3 Yr, Lener Sr. - 2 Yr. Letreg . Sr. - 2 Yr. Letter Sr. - 2 Yr. Letter Jr. - 2 Yr. Letter Co-Captain CHAM 2 ,f!.,,, ' Q gi , shw I has K, Q ,M DOUG Hicks - G. JOE HERRO - HB. TOM SCHULTZ - G, GARY BOWEN - T, HOMER STRAIN - E Jr, - l Yr, Letter lr, - 2 Yr, Letter So. - 1 Yr, Letter So. - l Yr. Letter So. - 2 Yr. Letter I9 9 FCOTBALL A loyal student body, led by capable and spirited cheerleaders, and a determined football squad with a burning desire to improve were key factors in an enjoyable football season. The Champion Orange and Black team swept through the league schedule undefeated, In the state playoffs they lost to the excellent Littleton club, a team that went on to win the AA state championship. The Lamar vs La Junta game, billed by many as the game' in Southeastern Colorado, lived up to its advance publicity, Hard gang tackling and sharp blocking were the order of the day. The Savages rose to the occasion and downed the Tigers 27 to 7. Ken Bauer, Don Butler, Jim Diets, Jerry McVey, Rich Nye, Ed Reish, and Delbert Hawk were selected for the all-league first team, Kent Warren, Roger Morris and Homer Strain received an Honor- able Mention in the league, Ken Bauer and Jerry McVey were named to the all-state second team. Two La Junta Tigers, our co-captains, Rich Nye and Kenny Bauer, and Jim Diers, game captain, receive instructions just before the whistle blows. Our football coaches pictured here are Mr, Don O'Hare - assistant coach, Mr, Dick Rees - Head Coach, and Mr, Art Shatel and Mr, Art Klein who are assistant coaches, FRANK OVIEDO - FB, HAROLD SMITH - E, ROGER MORRIS - HB, RICHARD GRIFFITH - C. TOM CAMPBELL - 1 Yr, Letter So, - 2 Yr, Letter So. - 2 Yr, Letter Jr, - 2 Yr, Letter Jr, - 1 Yr Letter 1959 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE WE THEY WB THEY Sept, 4 Holly 34 6 Oct. 'Pueblo County 18 0 Se pt. 11 Holy Trinity 41 6 Oct. 'Rocky Ford 41 6 Se pt, 18 Pueblo South 0 20 Oct. 30 'Las Animas 34 12 Sept, 25 Garden City 18 0 Nov. 'La Junta 27 '7 A SQUAD TOP ROW: Don Butler, Tom Campbell, Horner Strain, Kent Warren, Harold Smith, Don Brookhart, Jim Diers, Cliff Brookhart, Gary Bowen, Jerry McVey, Frank Oviedo, Randy Eddy, Toni Schultz, Jesse Eddy, Orin McVey, Phil Kendall, Ed Reish, Delbert Hawk, Tom Jones, Roger Morris, Bob Cole, Joe Fierro, statistician - Gene Hiigel, Ric- hard Griffith, Monte Midkiff, Dong Hicks, Richard Nye, Kenny Bauer, Monty Nolder, Moe Vallejos, Manager - Scott Moor, and Trainer - Bud Krausnick, B SQUAD TOP ROW: Raymnndo Jara, Ricky Bryson, Richard Brase, Bob Stapleton, Mike Jones, jamie Oxley, Kenny Davis, .lack Colbert, Gerald Dellinger, Ronnie Pultz, Bob Sche- mahorn, Larry Simmons, Bill Broyles, Phil Harper, Don Long, Russell Shields, Bill Reish, Leland Hawk, Harry Rowe, Danny Randall, Steve Buster, Bobby Weatherred, Nov. 21 Lamar 13 - 'Canon City 12 x-. .. MIKE COLLINS Senior - Forward Co-Captain - JIM DIERS Senior - Forward ROGER BAKER Senior - Forward co-Capram - RICHARD NYE COLIN SMITH Senior - Guard Junior - Forward MOE VA LLE1 OS Sophomore - Guard ROGER MORRIS Sophomore - Guard Three basketball teams represent LHS this season, The Varsity, Junior Varsity, and Freshman Squads attempted to compensate for a lack of height and experience by playing an aggressive pressing defense and a free-lance offense. The Varsity tied for third in a well-balanced league with this brand of basketball. The Varsity Savages were guided throughout the season by the steady play of senior Co-Captains, Jim Diers and Rich- ard Nye. This leadership coupled with the rebounding of sophomore chief ball-getter Home Strain, and the 10070 efforts of sophomores Roger Morris and Moe Vallejos, and with the readiness of the support troops of seniors Roger Baker, Pat Barry, Mike Collins, Dick Venn, and junior Colin Smith, wrote a 9-win, 9-loss record in the regularly scheduled season Glen Hipsher, Junior Varsity Coach, stressed the funda- mentals in his program for the future varsity hopefuls. The boys at this level concentrate on the mechanics of passing, shooting, dribbling, and the intricacies of team play, The coaching duties for the Freshman team were divided by Coaches O'I-Iare and Hipsherg This team played on Saturday mornings and had a separate schedule from the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads, The importance of these two squads cannot be minimized because the future and success of Lamar High School Basketball will eventually rest in their hands. QQ 99 TEAM Monte Midkiff Ed Henry Gary Bowen Bob Stapleton Dick Fuller Harold Smith Dick Dickerson Frank Oviedo Carl Shinn Jamie Oxley Kurt Smith Randy Eddy Larry Simmons Don Long 1959 SCHEDULE 1960 Pueblo South Holly Garden City Holly 'LasAnimas Pueblo Catholic 'Pueblo County 'Canon City Canon Abbey 'Rocky Ford 'La Junta 'Las Animas Holy Trinity 'Pueblo County Guyman, Okla, 'Canon City 'Rocky Ford 'La Junta TOURNAMENT Lamar March 10 ll 12 Right: The calm before battle Nye and Diers meet Green and Fink from Canon City. Those on the floor and those off are ever-ready and eager to represent their team in the game of the round-ball, FROSH TEAM Kenny Davis Bob Weatlicrread Bill Broyles Ricky Bryson Danny Randall Leland Hawk Gerald Dcllinger Ronald Maisterson Bill Millie .lack Colbert TO STATE PHIL KENDALL DON BUTLER KENNY BAUER JERRY MCVEY ED REISH Jerry McVey turns the tide against La Junta with a pin, We all watch closely as Bill Reish tangles with his opponent, Don Butler insures a victory over La Junta. SQUAD BACK ROW: Orin McVey, Cliff Brookhart, Bud Kraus- dall, Ed Reish,Jerry McVey Mr, Shatel - coach, Terry Mills - manager, Delbert Hawk, Ken Bauer, John Ranch, Jim Deeter, Tom Schultz, Jesse Eddy, Ray- mund Jara, Richard Griffith manager, Bruce Heath, Joe Fierro, Kenny Roe, Manuel Gonzales, Bill Reish, and Kenny Buxton. U DEFEATED LEAGUE CHAMPICNS Our Savage matmen pushed their way to the first undefeated season in the history of Lamar wrestling. The boys worked hard all year and, as expected, there were many close and exciting meets through the season, Some of the more memorable ones were at Goodland, Kansas, where they brought home a 1-point victory, at home with La Junta where they won the S,C, L, Champ- ionshipg and the last meet of the year at Pueblo South where they completed their undefeated season, The wrestling season ended with the district tournament held at Rocky Ford where we placed nick, Don Butler, Phil Ken- 2nd, and the state tournament at Denver, WRESTLING RESULTS 1959-60 Lamar Trinidad 13 Lamar Canon City Lamar Goodland 19 Lamar Pueblo County Lamar Garden City 5 Lamar Holly Lamar Las Animas ll Lamar La Junta Lamar Rocky Ford 15 Lamar Pueblo South District Tournament - Second State Tournament - Twenty-fifth SENIOR MATMEN John Ranch Jerry McVey Phil Kendall Kenny Bauer Don Butler Waiting their turn to hit a few are Kenny Bauer and Kurt Smith, Homer Strain and Monty Nolder enjoy themselves while waiting for pre-game practice to begin, Mike Collins displays his grip of the ball to other members of the pitching staff, Frank Oviedo, Clint Wheeler, and Harry Cronenburg, The Savages loosen up before taking the y field for a game. Facing camera are X Randy Eddy, Harold Smith, Frank Oviedo, Colin Smith and Moe Vallejos, u DEFEATED LEAouE CHAMPS I 960 BASEBALL MANAGER Jim Deeter The Lamar Savages opened the 1960 season on April.9 at Trinidad, where they defeated the Trinidad Miners 9 to 4 in a ten inning game, and the Holy Trinity Tigers 5 to 1, On April 14, Lamar played host to the Alamosa Maroons, winning by a score of 7 to 1, The Savages opened defense of their Southern Colorado League crown on April 16 when Canon City journeyed to Lamar for a doubleheader, Lamar took both games by scores of 12 to 1 and 3 to 1, The next encounter was with Las Animas on April 30. The Savages copped their second league doubleheader 3 to 1 and 8 to O from the Trojans in games played at Lamar, On May 7, Lamar went to Rocky Ford for two games with the Meloneers. The Savages moved into undisputed possession of first place in the league with twin victories of 5 to 1, and assured themselves of at least a tie for the league championship, ln a non-league tilt at Lamar on May 13, the Savages defeated the Holy Trinity Tigers by a score of 4 to 2, On May 14 at Pueblo, Lamar won the Southern Colorado League championship for the fourth consecutive year by downing the Pueblo County Hornets 2-0 and 14 to 2. These games also completed the regular season for the Savages, who finished with a perfect 12-0 record, and qualified for the State playoffs. The Savages traveled to Greeley May 27 and 28 for the State playoffs. They lost to Englewood 2 to 0 in the semi-final game, The consolation game with Grand Junction was also lost by a score of 7 to 1, Members of the team pictured above are Ray Gilbert, George Idler, Homer Strain, Harold Smith, Mike Collins, Curtis Williams, Colin Smith, Frank Oviedo, Coach Glen Hipsher, Ken Bauer, Monty Nolder, Larry Simmons, Randy Eddy, Clinton Wheeler, Moe Vallejos, Kurt Smith, Jamie Oxley, and Harry Cronenberg, I960 TRACK The 1960 Savage track team began practice March 15, with a turn-out of 47 boys. The schedule included meets at Garden City, Rocky Ford, Pueblo, Canon City, La Junta, Boulder, two home meets, a triangular with La Junta and Alamosa, and the Annual Lamar Relays, Sixteen boys were awarded letters including Dick Dickerson, Monte Midkiff, Jesse Eddy, Don Butler, Jim Diers, Kenny Davis, Bob Weatherred, Don Long, and Ed Reish, who won their first year letters, Roger Morris, Phil Kendall, Delbert Hawk, and Terry Merrifield earned second year letters, Roger Baker and Ricky Shade were awarded third year letters, Richard Nye was the only fourth year letterman, The squad improved steadily during the season taking second in the District, behind La Junta, Five boys qualified for the state meet including Roger Morris in the 440, 100, 220, and the broad jump, Bob Weatherred in the mile, Ricky Shade in the 880, Kenny Davis in the pole vault, and Delbert Hawk in the shot put. Boys pictured above beginning with the back row: Ed Henry, Dale England, Johnny Sandoval, Ricky Bryson, Cliff Brookhart, Ed Atkinson, Kent Williams, Dick Dickerson, Lyle Rising, Ed Reish, Delbert Hawk, Bob Weatherred, Richard Nye, Tom Schultz, Don Long, Jesse Eddy, Bill Broyles, Larry Manning, Jack Smith, Gerald Dellinger, Ken Davis, Ray Jara, John Johannson, Carl Shinn, Roger Morris, Monte Midkiff, Ernest Alonzo, Mike Henry, Scott Moor, Ricky Bryson, Harry Rowe, Alfred Adame, Bill Milne, George Hernandez, Ricky Shade and Tim Bumann, 1-' -. .le . -f,1..l-- 4 Q. Jack Smith. Laffy Mafllliflg Ricky Shade, George Hernandez Bill Broyles, Ed Atkinson Bob Weatherred, Jesse Eddy lid Re L ish Ken Davis, Bill Milne Rich Nye Pictured at the bottom on the opposite page: Roger Morris, Dick Dickerson, Don Long, Monte Midkiff, Terry Merrifield, Phil Kendall, Don Butler, Roger Baker, Ed Henry, D elbert Hawk Jim Diers Ricky Bryson, Clifford Brookhart F2 , tt. I96O GOLF The Golf Team consisting of one senior, one junior, three sophomores, and one freshman reported for practice March 21, The boys worked out for a month before the first tournament, They gained a lot of experience and placed third in the four-team league. Boys picutred above with their coach are Lanning Likes, Woody Railey, Alan Birkby, Phil Harper, Gary Armitage, Jim Anderson, and their coach Mr. Bob Negley, GOLF SCHEDULE April 23 - .. - At Lamar April 30 - - - At Las Animas May '7 - - - At Rocky Ford May 14 - - - At La Junta N s A I '-fi.. A- The annual signing party held the 10th of September was the last high school activity for the '59 Seniors, and the first of our 1960 activities, -...,iANN K ,t 1 5 1 4- ' .,l. nv, rg.: wus' I Ol' v. 9' Next came two events that traditionally start every year at Lamar High - the Big and Little Sister picnic and our first football game of the season with Holly, One hundred and sixty-two freshmen liter- ally smelled up the building the day of Freshman Initiation, Of course, the onions tied in their hair, as well as the ridiculous baby clothes and bottles were not their fault - the upper classmen, especially the l02 Seniors had a hand in the fun, The climax of the hilarious day was the crowning of the king and queen, Darla Bundy and Don Long, October saw football season well under way with no losses, School spirit and town sup- port for the team ran high, This was the month for hayrack rides, Eight Junior and Senior girls on the annual and Chieftain staffs made a two-day trip to the High School Journalism Conference at the University of Colorado, We were represented at the State Student Council Convention at Fort Collins by Ed Henry and Jo-El Heath. And then on the 6th of November came one of the biggest events of the year - HOMECOMING - - Bu1l Hawk is preparing for, or recuperating from, a rough game, Savages charge from the dressing room ready to face opponents. Doug, Don, and Joe clown on the bench during a pre-game practice, y' su V' V' , 1 y I . , 1 4 - A tense student body gives the football boys a warm send off. Our pep band raises the roof at a pep assembly, Watch it, Monty! That looks like a strangle hold. Q . . . . ' 1 5 ' 5 A K f' A 1 .9 .Q 55+ E . E V! Ji ,si 51 fp, 'Y 9 h Q W if' V 1, A - -Q:,, fp. WS ws I , , ' ,Q A, - X-,, X, L y 1 V mt . , 'Sa ' f ' auf. A. . fix, , I . f' ' , Q 1 If 1 4 tk J., ,- i f KVVNQ A ik wi - , PM A iff' .fiplffz-RN . 1,4 H N .M , X JF' my ,1 cf .. I? ' M35 9 1 .a 1 X 1 0 -I ' ,-1 . vu., it 'fr 1,2 J, ' X '5 5 I I 4 V .- . - w . - 1-Jr, ifx ,.f f JK V, 1 w .W is 7 Ha' M'-fm - 5 Y --1 ,.- Qin 21 .-.13 . 'N fhfwv A Eiga , ' Y- if W ,L V 'Q 'o 5 4 5, uk .xfrwpa if G ' W 2, 1 Sandy, Stephanie, and Judy end their cool and beat modern dance number that was part of the intermission, Our Bathtube Bard Stephen Wacker recites beat poetry accom- panied by Walter Washburn's bongo solo. A Beatnik dance after the game sponsored by the Senior class, climaxed the Homecoming activities, Trash cans, road signs, and abstract pictures created an un- usual atmosphere for a Homecoming dance, but the decorations were nothing compared to the leotards, baggy sweat shirts, white lipstick, and shades, The entertainment at intermission was really far out, The next activity was the last of Novem- ber, the F, F,A, sponsored their smoker that everyone always looks forward to. Then came Thanksgiving vacation, The first event of December was the Band's Christmas Program at the Community building, Finally, after weeks of rehearsals, the Juniors were ready to give their play Twelve Angry Women, Emcee Roger Williams looks AUD. what ARE YOU doing? Lost some weight, Donnie? mighty forlorn, Autographing? 'l'llli BIO GAME, climax of the season, was the lust high school game for the Seniors, liven though we lost the game we still were proud of the title of 1960 LEALQUE CHAMPIONS him... - '-TT-if-' 4, if -L STATE TOURNAMENT - What we'd all been waiting for, School spirit had never been higher, mainly through the efforts of the cheerleaders and Pep Club. Almost everyone turned out for the game at Littleton, somewhat sleepy-eyed, because of the early-morning Pep assemblies held the week before, ,, ,F I ffl. Q TWELVE ANGRY WOME Gene Hiigel - Prompter, Marguerite - Stage Manager, and Gary Ditson - Student Director worked hard to make the play a success. Mr, Bradley, Director, and John McClure dis cuss a proper lighting effect, Orin McVey, Lyle Rising, Gary Binam, and Richard Griffith, stage crew, complete the stage setting, Curtain call, Frantic confusion in the make-up room five minutes before the cur- tain rises, JU IOR PLAY - A SMASH HIT The entire Three-Act play took place in a jury room where twelve women jurors were trying to de- cide the guilt or innocence of a young boy who was being tried for the murder of his father, Eleven of the women, led by a flashy loud woman played by Beverly Walker, were sure of the boy's guilt. Juror Number Eight, played by Sandy Williams, was the only one who had thought over each possibility and decided that the boy might be innocent. Throughout the play she endeavored to convince the others of the boy's innocence by presenting good points in his behalf, She was violently opposed by the others, especially Juror Number Three even though they could seldom present a good point to back up their blind accusations. ln the end Juror Number Eight won out and the boy went free. The other ten jurors were Sandra Dowell, Nancy Stanfield, Nadine Rosencrans, Judy Clay, Judy Brase, Bella Stumbo, Moya Barker, Leith Lipscomb, Stephanie Downing, and Kay Osborn. Juror Number One, Sandy Dowell, counts the votes on first ballot, Sandy Williams, Juror Number Eight, proves a point, . A 1 W..,,...m.-v-- ,.......M,,...-- ,,,........e--w- 'O M 5 A . ,. gsm, Kiln Q Ma gi f 1 I' 34 J 1 . i 'S r K4 Si 'U Y Q i v - Evil! . , Agri! 41511 - . E l ' 4ft'3 ' Lk! -1 . ' Tu Q x 4115 I 1 rv- Q33-ff-?1 'Q :-.Ei 5i.-5s-:-: :-2- '1-,,-,-2 mm!! Illlligi llll nuns: X A I . H ' . V- ' - 1' . 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Talk about Seniorites , , , these senior boys can't even stand up in the halls, This is what happens to boys who misbehave 3 to study your lesson, wasn't it, Don? 1 - H1 C1355 - - - That will bs all hour after Bonnie Scranton has kept the school scrapbook for two school for three days, boys, years, This means clipping and pasting up all news sssm..4v..-.nu articles and COVCI, , -wg- The student body election is always a big affair, but this year campaigning was especially keen, Head girl candidates Sandy Williams, ,Io-El lleath, Marguerite Broyles, and Bella Stuinbo, and Head boy hopefuls, Colin Smith, Monte Midkiff, Bud Krausnick, and Eddy Henry made their speeches during the annual campaign assembly held the Tuesday before elections, Some of the heads performed vote-getting skits for their favorite candidates. Candidates for secretary and Treasurer, chosen from the soph- omore and freshman classes, were seated in the front row of the auditorium as follows: Scott Moor, Jenifer Bray, Diane Lavender, Rickie Brase, Bill Reish, Homer Strain, Sue Midkiff, and Linda Etter, Voting was done during study halls on Wednesday, Results: Head Boy, Monte Midkiffg Head Girl, Mar- guerite Broylesg Secretary, Scott Moor, and Treasurer, Rickie Brase, ll I Ui!!! I A 1 I ii 1 '- . F' ' ill! The All-School picnic held on May 26 was the best, Sack lunches, pop, ice cream, games, and best of all --- THE POOL WAS OPEN, --In ...H lj QQ' 'IQ' 2 L '!r. T 5 -- rocks, Starved, as usual, seniors stop for lunch, Then on to the North Pole on the way to Star Ranch! ,4 443' 'I Q The first stop after breakfast at Rocky Ford was at the Hidden Inn, Some Just relaxed but others climbed the highest and Shove Memorial Chapel. Then L-Q-Q.-.fi -v ' i ., v. Jsulv. 1 A ,... if G, - . ,lv M. 121 N., A req ra I3 3 s L Q - --. Q t , Q 0. 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In .A . - ,N ' ' fx' . , ,2,?,A., . nf' Jff'fxff'1 'iii , 7 A . 1' ,,- ,, I 'A1.v ,., L ' ' 'VII '-'.1',. , I, .m Pr. if, ,. .34 1,g - su, 1.37 'if' ilfl-W' 49 I: V b I? 1 TEA , Q' Q, 1. l fy 5 Q r 5 my .ggi r Af Q ' ff? 'E' it I4 ,N X v 1 I K 1 if -5,4 ,J V, lk W JLQEL-f V EV - 9? 3 . Q'. I I w -1. 1 -um, E iw ! . m A-5. 3 if ,. 1 .1 lp, : 573, Davis Hotel The annual staff wishes to thank the business men of our ALL AMER- ICAN CITY for their financial support and cooperation in backing our l 95 9-60 Yearbook, To those listed below and to those who had pictures of students taken in their place of business, we extend our appreciation, The Annual Staff Alamo Hotel Albin's Radio 84 Television Service Arkansas Valley Equipment Company Arkansas Valley Sales A Sr W Drive Inn Bill Milne Agency Bonnie's Barber Shop Brown Lumber Co. Burns Swap Shop Cap's Alignment Service Carl's Auto Repair Carrillo Shoe Shop Chicken Nest Drive Inn Chief Amusement Music 8a Appliance Co. Clara's Cafe Coast to Coast Stores Coffee Cup and Dariette Cooper's Western Store Cornelius Transfer 85 Storage Creaghe Packing 85 Locker Plant Credit Bureau of Lamar Currell Lumber Co. W. A. fPollyj Dillon, Realtor Duckwalls Variety Store Ebbie's Plumbing Service Eckles Tire 85 Appliance Co. Farm Bureau Insurance Services Fashion Fabrics Felter Motor Co. First Loan 8s Insurance Co. Flora Rexall Drug Frey Sheet Metal Works Fugit Finance Co. OUR CHIEFTAIN SPONSORS Geier's Furniture Wholesale Sales Golden Arrow Court Gordy's Dry Cleaners Guaranty Abstract Co. I-Iarbert's Shamrock Service Helen Louise Beauty Salon Heise Sheet Metal Shop Hendrie 8a Bolthoff Co. Henson Motor Service Hubbard 85 Brown Service Station Jackson Cartage Co. Iohn's Grocery KLMR Broadcasting Station Kirkpatrick -Duggan Mortuary Lamar Body Shop Lamar Candy and Tobacco Co. Lamar Continental Restaurant Lamar Custom Slaughtering Plant Lamar Daily News Lamar Farm Supply Lamar Flower Shop Lamar Lumber Co. Lamar Produce 8a Cold Storage Co. Light Motel Lynam's 66 Service Mac's Carter Servicenter Main Cafe McCorkle Cash Grocery Midwest Seed Co. Mode -O -Day C Moran s Hardware 8: Supply Co. Motor - Way Motel Newman's Auto Salvage Orr Auto Parts Orr Implement Co. Page Auto Electric Park's Place Payne Hotel Peery Electric Co. I. C. Penney Co. , Inc. Pizza Oven Plateau Natural Gas Co. Pudge's Nursery 8a Greenhouse Register Printing Co. Rleck's Texaco Service Rosanna's Beauty Shop Schoenith Office Equipment Co. Service Cleaners Smith's 66 Servicecenter Superior Stations. Inc. Sweetbrlar Shops, Inc. Tidswell's Furniture Tri-State Body Shop Tri -State Feed Co. Troy Motel Valley Appliance and TV Valley Concrete Co. Valley Glass Co. Valley State Bank Van Skike 84 Son--Champlain Products E. J. Wagner 8a Son James L. wade, Real Estate Walker Bit Service Walker I ewelers Williams Bros. t ' SMH N '2:f 3': : ,,2. ' xv Q mg, X T. , ' , ,f' .. 3 ri-U 1 ' ' Q ' t ,affg mek' ,. Qin' ,,,,,,, . 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