Loveland High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Loveland, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1947 volume:

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' m 1 . 05 'f -23- 9 ' v ' 'Q' a , rw ' 1 2 uf fig? O Q ' 47 ! W E MAX w .aw .x Q Nw ,.. ..-nm 's 1 xx 0 . XR w fm., QW . 'VN ,. RM. -M, was as - s They eah it Xndian Summer 'ont Xt 'fnkght as weh he spring. Green freshmen, rehudding, sophomores, routing ioothah pXayers and embryonic among, those who start a XX Yes, Kn- '59 oters are ' r each ia . ' ' gtirne. horn to bright new schooX yea chan Summer Ks truhg sehoXast1e sprxn - N swww . aww 009 afaatfzmen Front Row: Lois Bradley, Hazel Alps, Vivian Biown, Rozelln Bninmeier, Mary Jane Alps, Rachael Bath. Second Row: Joe Ball, Aldine Arndt, Dorothy Arndt, Alice Buckendorf, Carol Bain, Peggy Bader, Georgia Bapst. Third Row: John Bacon, Keith Anderson, Victor Beebe, Fritz Andrews, Charles Bliss, Don Burhack, Alfred Bath. Back Row: Jake Bauer, Marvin Bailey, Raymond Bapst, Bcrwin Bowman. YW a . fl f,-fi Ng wqmdnivx ,aww Front Row: Ella Mae Garrett, Dorothy Ruby, Alice Burnett, Millie Christopher, Mary Curliss, Marilyn Trench. ' Second Row: Dick Coulter, Dewayne Burgdorff, Virginia Gable, Marilyn Curtis, Ruby Frank, Bob Clemmer, Henry Pietchner. Third Row: Keith Gardels, David Drew, Albert Deines, Nathan Pinkbiner, Austin Clark. Back Row: Jim Davis, Bruce Campbell, Larry Farnham, Johnny Burch, Lee Forker, Marvin Fuqua. ' Front Row: Lucille Krings, Lorraine Harbison, June Henderson, Patsy Ann Kratzer Donna Lee I-Ienclreschke, Annabell Holick. Y Second Row: Beverly Hanes, Agnes Kerns, Marcella. Hernandez, Carolina Gonzales, Marjie Hacker. Third Row: Jean Gordon, Geraldine Henricksen, Levina Greenleaf, Mary Kearney. Dorothy Hudson, Darlene Kettles. Back Row: Dwayne Gingery, Dick Harris, JoAnn Kelim, Dorothy Klassen, Shirley Jurgens, Tommy Gonzales, Max Hancock. Front Row: Ann McCauley, Donna Radcliff, Shirley Lowe, Eleanor Loechner, Mar- : I E , Q, ' f-P ,sb':f:- lgeel, jorie Lehsack, Pat Neal. Second Row: Betty Mitchell, Eugene McConnell, Monta Rose McNeece, Darlene Maul, Barbara Northcnt, Leora Machmer, Peggy Potter. Third Row: Linda. Lou Meyer, Elmer Lutz, Loren Morgan, Don Lutz, Lester Castin, Harvey McConnell. Back Row: Jay March, Vernon MCG-eorge, Don Myers, Gerry McRae, Neal Leopold, Ed Nieder, Delbert Lebsack. JA, Front Row: Helen Schmeeckle, Shirley Shumate, Wilma Smith Shirley Rothman, Thalita Schwarz, Janiece Sattler. Second Row: Grace Schroeder, Edna Jean Taylor. Marie Rothe, Kathryn Royei, Mary Ellen Reece, Mary Jane Shankle, Sylvia Stielow Third Row: Richard Satiros, Norman Schaffer, Gayle Shaw, Anna Rejda, Billy Sampson. Back Row: Delmer Sidener, George Thornburg, Byron Tegops, Gexald Ryan, Clxtford Schaffer, Ronald Ramsey, John Rust. I'!F0l1t Row: Barbara Wihegarden, Mary Davis, C3101 Van DIXSCU, Melba W3gnBY, Lois Wright, Lusetta Weddell, Areta Power. Back Row: Norman Wison, Dale Woelfle, Joe Wilson, Bill Widmen, Gene Wild, John Walter, Garden We st. fin Front Row: Thelma Bryan. Imogene Campbell, Mary Lou Burch, Maryann Burg'ener, Rose Blackford, Barbara Bever. Second Row: Wilbur Bangert. Gwen Bunce, Jeanne Beckwith. Cleta Rose Chapla Shirley Burch, Ruby Christopher, Frank Bales. Back Row: Leslie Bonser, Norman Bonser, Paul Benson, Bill Bryan, Ray Bashor. Front Row: Phyllis Pishburn, Elsie Gallegos, Joyce Graybill, Barbara roster, Edna Geist, Winona Harbison. Second Row: Laura Gowen. Andrey Culver, Phyllis Garrett, Carolyn DeGood, Pat Gies, Dora Lee Dove, Velda Flowerdew. Back Roy: Jerry Hammond, Charles Dean, LeRoy Clark, Evelyn Harrington, Nora Harbison, Don Gowen, Lawrence Cline, Herbert Deines. v Front Bow: Doris Lebsack, Gloria Jacobson, Mildred Larson, Lila Lee Hudson, Laura Kitzhaber. Laura Jackson. Second Row: Shirley Highland, June Knoll, Mary Alice Klaren, Irma Helm, Joyce Kenagy. Back Row: Jack I-Iollenbeak, Laurence Klssell, Don Klitzke, Forest Knox, Ray Harrison, Keith Joy, Bay Hergenrader, Bill Jenson. Front Row: Goldie Leethy, Corwin Peak, Shirley Benz, Patricia Moss, Lily McNeese, Betty Jo Mathews. Second Row: Marvin Meintzer, Don Hicks, Loita. Mauer, Arlin Maner, Jim Mattoon. Back Row: Glen Lebsack, Bill Meister, Bill Peterson, Milo Naeve, Art Mcchesney, Bob Leslie. Front Row: Margaret Robenstein, Mary Stoner, Gene- vieve Scotield, Lorraine Van Dusen, Esther Teu- scher, Erma Schneider, Joyce Stielow. Second Row: Elaine Stutheit, Pat Wary, Virginia. Raw- ley, Don Wa1'ner, Genevieve Stratman, Albert Teu- scher. Back Row: Bill Rogers, Jack Swearinger, Walter if Smoyer, Le Boy Waltei-, Harold Smith, Don Slitfe, Roger Scha.il'er. Le Roy Walter, secreta.ry-trea.sm'er, Lloyd York, Bob Weaver, vice-president, Sammy Woi'muS. Cleta Rose Chapla, president. -aaa 744 .-S' Sponsor of S. C., Assistant Prin- r cipal Fred Andrews, confers with oticers, Jim Gentry, vice-president, and Bud Davis, president in regards to plans for the first annual home- coming day ceremonies. Secretary- Treasurer, Margaret Keating missed this important get-together due to illness. 'rdf- rront Row: Irma Helm, Earlene Zink, Bobetta. Hanna, Barbara Comstock, Polly Peterson, Charmayne Gooch. - Second Bow: Bill Rogers, Bettye Morrow, Annabelle Holick, Margaret Keating, Barbara Dworak, Bud Davis, Russell Pugh. Back Bow: Bill Reed, Jim Gentry, Gene G-ingery, Ronnie Schelllng, Melvin Hogan, Frank Bales. Carrying' on the traditionally line work of the Student Council, this year's student governing' board contributed several worthwhile featurcs t.o thc yearly program. To start the school term oil, an all student picnic and dancc was hold at Lake- side Park to highlight get-acquainted week. Next the Student Council conceived and incubated the idca for a homecoming day. That the hatching was a complete success can be determined by referring to pages lo and 11. Not to be outdone by schools observing 'tSadic' Hawkins day, l,. H. S. was sub- jected to a Twirp Season. During this week, November 231-Ill, the girls dated up the boys and delved into their own billfolds for the expenses. In addition to the above, the student council planned a program of assemblies and took charge of ticket sales for the t'National Assemblies Program. Herman Hovde, sponsor, Don Myer, Bill Clemmer, Elwin Mau- er, Lindy Leifheit, Bob Wilcox, Betty Booton, Ma1'y Griffing, Bet- ty Flider, Jean Rogers, Leurettn. W'a.dde1l, Lorraine Harbison, and Beth Kohler listen intently as Treva Mae Miller explains the use of the sextant during the Junior Air Cadets study of navi- gation. lm, November 2 Junior Air Cadets Visit Lowry Field 1 gk, 7 I , 21 H .tg- 'f ew ' ' tie 8.5 Members of the Air Cadets take time out for picture taking' during' an otherwise 'busy day spent inspecting the facilities of Lowry Field, Denver. Don Klitzke, co-pilot, who took over after Margo Meeker, pilot, bailed out: Beth Kohler, mechanic: and Trevzi Miller, nzivigatorg discuss with Mr. Hovde, the painting of a Loveland Air Marker on the roof of the hangar--high school to you.. Jfamecaming, New eff ai K vi t w. Ii A.- -v f ' 2 5 iw 4 :'5'f ' U ,,,...,,.g0fn. .fn Q.. it J. W Q .J q9 'N lit: pt-xx mm in st-wttttii' Yt.u ll T Il7lf N't vj ,mtg xnltmii ftxpri-ssit-it :ittti KIIHNV Till: ll '-,THU muk, ,t l,,,.k mt.,-tt lilxtt :t typit-:il XYiL1xx:itii init-1-tilig. 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I 111- -1' 111'11 1-11 1-I'11-1111 The Pigskin Peddiers Hogan Lingo Dunning' Mitchell Brownwood Davis Horst Melvin Hogan-st-nit-1'-li:ill'l-:tt-la-llup::in, who l-- t t t- r--tl Harlcl Brownwood St-iiior-t:n-lalt--lh-1-whit-. was tint- ul' th'- thrw- yt-:urs in l'uoth:i.ll, piwwt-tl ln hi- outstnmlinu' in his passing :mtl kit-kin,a:x llis long: lltmniing' punts, ziltiiipgxvitli his :ill-runml play, nullt-cl l.m'w-lztml out ul' tht- hull- inzlni timvs. Lee Mitchell- SUI!illI'-iiitN'iiillLZ'ilPll'i'i'i,l'I- tho Ulipiit-i ' rf-- lnrne-tl from thi- nzlvy to i-:irn his thircl li-tt:-r this ye-ur. l'e-rhups tht- lllliiii until-rsniii,: im-nilwr tit' tho- hzivlilit-lil, his hruisinl: hltwlis puvt-tl thi- way to many ltinpz' runs. .-X gt-ful lim--lvzu-l-it-r with pl'-nty ul' tire-, l,t--- was :i vuln- uhlt- :isst-1 to tht- tf-um. David GatesASo-niur-lziillizivk-liaivt'-5' was thi- fnstt-st tnil but-li in the- lt-n,2'uv- :intl ont- 4-t' tht- must hrilliunt l-iwilu-in lit-lil runm-rs zuwillml ht-rv tt-r quite- :i xxhils-. llis dazzling' sp.-4-fl :intl fancy t'tmtwui'k --:Lrnwtl him :I lirst string iN'l'lil his suplmiituiw- yt-nr, whivh h+- he-ltl until his g1':iclll:1lifiii. Harry Lingo-S+-mor-f-mlslIm-ry mis ont- tit' thi- ht-st pass l'r-cw-ix'f-rs in thi- l1-2ip,.'u4- lmth his junior :ind so-niui' yt-urs. 1-lis sticky ling:-rs, zilnng' with his lim- dt-l't-nsix't- play. 1-:irnt-fl him Il spot on tint- ut' thi- all-4-rinI41-i'1-111'v- sv-lf-wtiems. Harold D11l1ning'A.ltliiit-1'-lm-lil.--llzirt-lil, th-- Killt-r. was Lhv- ilnly junior on Ihf- Iirst lf-uni. 'l'ht- lit-:trio-st m:in on tht- team. ho- playa-ll :i l'll5l'Ll'i'li grziim- :intl wus :i vztluzihlt- Dlziyv-i' :ill se-zismi. Ht- will hi- hm-k to play an iinptvr- tanl part nf-xl yt-zir. must 1-ssn-ntizil mo-n tin lht- siguaitl. llis :il-ilily In pull 1-nt ol' tht- lint-, lt-ml init-rt'1-rt-nt-4-, vt-vt-r on punts. :incl slip lliiwvtiprli tht- 1-ppuiit-i1l's lint- mulls- him 1-i':l4-lic-:ally ii'1't-pl:iw-:ilvlt- :incl ht- plziyt-tl :ilmnst 4-vt-ry minhlt- til' zill thi- gzimn-s. liis si-lt-mlitl tczun hlny 1-:urnt-tl him :i tirst string juli nn his lust thrt-.- yours :intl ln- wus 4-lmst-n :ts :in :ilI-t-mil'i-i'o-iit-t- tzivklt- on uni- steluvlitiii. Gordon Horst-W Sw-iiinr-p:n:irrl-Ytltirtly wus tht- rt-iiglif-sl m:in on tht- sqnzul :intl alt-liglili-il in h:ii'iI plzii. llis limit-- sh:iliiny.:' lzivlilt-s :incl lilnvks lwoki- up mum-runs plays tlirt-ugli the- mitltllt- ol' tht- lint-, tim-ily lt-lit-re-tl two yt-hrs, Bill Reed-S1-iii'-i'-v--iilt-r-llilli was iw-1-1-inn-i'l--il from :i .zit'kt'i1-lil sp--1 lu h--lvl -li-nn tht- lv-5 1---sititin in tht- Iin--. llis sph-ntlitl spirit ul' wi-opt-1-:itioii :incl d4-tr-rmin:i- Linn plays-rl :i lzirgw- part in thi- si-:1s4in's snt-t-4-ss. llill hml tht- jolt ul' nmppiiig' up on tht- lint- l-:ii-lu-rs :nfl--r snapping.: tht- l-sill. :incl his tint- lilm-king pull-il tht- wap lor must tit' thi- 5:irtl:ig:a- i.::iim-rl, llllly lt-tt.-iw-il his Iirsl twu yt-:irs :il li:ilI'li:it-li :intl his st-nitir yt-:ir .it vt-nt.-r. Gene Hartman- Sf-nitvi'-pgii:ii'tl-IIf-nv wus :i h:iril woi'l4iiip4 lint-mnn wliost- :ill-:irtitmsl play uns i-uiisislt-lilly gtmrl, Um- 1-l' lht- l-1-st all-Il-iisixv lin--mi-n in tht- It-:urns-. 43:-nv wzis 1-lmsi-n :in :ill-t-oiil't-i'1-l1t't- St'ii't'illlll :is p.:'uzii'd. lit- hus t-:irnt-rl two It-ttt-rs. 7'1 d- Davis Sfliifil'-fillilI'l1-i'l-:if-li-Al5u4l's driving: 1-lily :intl lil'--l'I'f1nfl tri-U 1-1' l-:ill lllfwilli-Y insult- him :tn :ill 1-tinl't-is vnu- st-I--t-tion tm nmny Nill'iil1'l'll m-iil'm-1-1-iit-v it-mms. Ifis 1'llJJi:'l'li i'nnnin:.:' :tml hrnising: him-ks 1-lt-:trtd :i with for many :i scurf- this yt-ur. llml it not ln-1-n for tht- hiss ul' lhirl, ill'l'1lllSl' ul' his i:hiss jaw, thi- lnilizins might hurt- Wililiii'-tl tht- Vollins l,:imhliins in that lust t-rut-i:il ,ruini- ww- :ill rw-im-inht-i' so wi-ll. This was llnd's third Your to lf-ttt-1' in t'ooUv:ill for tht- Indians. 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In tha- third qunrio-r H11 H -mm :al llrlzzlp 1-x'n-1-11l1g'.1I1v Illiilllllf llll-I tht: li1s11pt,T.4v1xs 4-'Illini' tml!!! smwmi again. Thx. Indians lnmvhpd that with lr -':'f'S H' H 'l f'l-TW' g:'m'A :uw ufm 'A. In L, fU.U, MP. mn- nf ilu-lr own lu nmln- tha- S1'0l'1' rom! l m'I Unllins 21 was In hw! uzllw-I' UHIZZIA' TW! -NHl1 '7 Um ,HV H-HI j'5 l,ux'1-lfmd ZH. Vullills :lddwl H.Hl!fhl'l' six points sf-wnuls In-fun INIIP-Z'lll lll lull-1'--1-vi'-11 il IHLSS whlvll SUI HI' H1-'H' lf'111'hf1f'XSl1- tha- gun xx'-nl Un' 11- win JT up 20. Iliurly in lh4- sf-1-mul qu:u'l1-1' Hull-S wx-Ill ilI'4lllIHi. 1-pd tux' lmxn-l:1ml's tally :md the-I1 V4-In-:111-mi the- Slllllt' play Im' thn- Xkllllllllpg 1-xIl':l pmnl. .X ro-turn pgnmn- with Sis-l'lill,L:' uns play--d lrll ilu- llwrll lin-Iml in uhivh thu- Imlizms l'1lllll' fl'4llll I-1-him! In win. 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In 0, XYiIh lhw- Iirsl ll-:um I'IJlj'ill1,.1' ls-ss than Iwo qx1:u.l'le-l's. Hn- l'w-sm-:ws-s saw ple-my nt' :u-lirm. l'v-rhnps um- ul' lhv- he-st plays M' H14- 54-:nr us-nl I'ur il tum-Iuinwn that was vullm-d hack In-4-:lllso ui' ze In-nultp, :us Hury I l'1'I1c-lm run Tli yzrrds in HU'f'lllll'Il1flllJll'T4'!'. 'Fun Iwmg pass:-S Hom Nix In Stoke-:4 kmwkv-d lmx'--1:11111 1-ul ul' ilu' ranks ul' Ihw- 1llltl0l'l'ill1'fi, :ls liuulflv-1' wun ll In Ii. Hrllxn-iglun-mi :mln-ul '13 pounds to thv lllilll. l,ux'4-l:lnrl'S line- pl'1vv1-1l :almost 11:11-Q-rue-l1'zll1Iv 1l1l'mu.:'hul1l thu- Kllllll' fm'vim.1' llnllltlw-I' In I:llc1- In lhu- :lir In svurn-. 'Flu' Imx'1'Iu,llrl Iullvll- QIUXYII uns xl-I up :uftvr 1fug.g':1l1's lim- punt w.-nr out ul' Imllmlx nn the- Ihvulm-r nm- Vout lim-. Un :u llllllllijf ivy Ii'-Ifl, thv Tndi:un:4 upsvl ilu-1!l'vulf'y XYil4lc-:ns oi In 41 un :un 1-nd run by p::4I1-:Q l:uI4- in ilu- fourth quurlw-V. I,ux':-luml lvl:u51-fi il ki1-kim: g.::nn1- :III :lI'tn-rnmm with Ilugrzull :nw-l':l:im-1'fvv1-1' III j'JlI'll!4 il punt flu' li! Irie-s, A fum- iwlf- by lhn- Ilrwf-ln-y sul -ly mall whivh was 1-1-vnu-1'n-ri lux' 12ilxg:1-l'y sv! up lhw' tally frnmm thv ninf- yurxl line-. Imw-l:umI past'-rl Ihv- ICm.:'lvwmui I'ir:1t+-s 110 In T f-l'l'1hl'il' Ihirvl Iw-:lL:'lu- win. l4'l'1vm thu- up--ning' kivk-MIT 1111- lmiiuns pud- 4ll1-rl Ihrfvuglu Ihf- mud for lhs-il' lirsl luxwlmdnwll. .X had Hng'l4-wnml vw-vltn'r ' was l'm-uvf-1'f-ri in Ihv 1-nfl zum- by Gin- gvry fur lhn- sn-1-um! 1-ulllltmz Thr- third UIIIN1' in thu- fnurlh qll2ll'lL'I' as Frcncln slipped through on an 35 yard sprint. 4 .'A -N x A Y Coach Bill 38011 I' 4 -me W' s gui' Front Row: Coach Patterson, Bangert, Hutchings, Horst, Lingo, Hogan, Hartman, Mitchell, Gingery, Dunning, Gentry, and Coach Reed. Second Row: Pugh, Trench, Anderson, G-lassgow, Bzmpst, Lobaugh, Harrison, Abrams, Scott, Dean. Top Row: Bales, Wicklund, Brownwood, Gates, Reed, Davis, Matthews, Leonard, Peasley. Bobby Dean-.Iuninvi'-lizivli-ltuliliy lIll'l14'1l his sn-4'uiiLiI li-tIlvt' Wilbllr-BR-DS'eYt 5''Ph''III'it --1:it-lil'- XXX-t' XX'iIli ' :ultls i tliisIye':tr :mind szttx' niuI'h at-'titn :iIsI :i ml? lt-1 I-t' wtriglit lu th-A lim- wh--ii hi-'s iii ihvri- :tml iiinkvs pzissiiiff :mt pun im: 1101111 wi i its s in-3 ,', it 0 .I II .I . -I I I I I I l'lllllllll?I will nizilu- him il x':tlu:l.hlv mrin :irmiml ht-r1- iivxt ms 'MN 'H' ,NH In 'ww mug mlm HHN Ht Imlud up I 5,.:,,'I lot ut Q-xp.-i'ie-ii--w this ymii' :iliwl slitiulq ln- gi, rt-gil lmw,-I lwusi- iii tho l'llIlll '. Frank Bales-Suivlumwi'i--li:it-k-Frzuik, :i rock 'vm :intl sm-la 'vmItyIiiy ot'IIpl31yvr, 1-ziaiim-1lIiiii st-1-Imtl lt-tti-r this yt-:ir as Dean Hutc11iugs,,,,l,,,,i,,,-.,.,,d, lg,.,,,g ,,,,,, UI- tht, I-,W m, si im-'imr mei. l-'r:i.n' gziiiit-1 ai nt 0 przinu- vxw-i'u-iitjv I I , , . I, I, , I I I II U I, this yi-:ii :tml will ln- strung iiilitn-i'i:il fvlil' tht- h:it'k!ia-ld his N ll' Nm'Ui H' 'hmi X lm, l 'l l s 'u l'I'5 I l5 it-iiiziiniiiir two 3'i-,WSI IM-:iii lliitvliiiigs tu i-willy :ilu-lit-r thi- tw-iitt-i' ul' tht- liii' 'Will' WHS fl 'l l'f'Ittl1llfl+- play--i' :ill 51-:ir :mel xxus Xillllilfbl . , , . ' t :t ' - : : ' - ' - ' H -- Gary French-.hitiisvi'-lmt-k-1.arys sin-4-ml :intl tlriw- iiizuli- 'H ll' 'I' mm NU 'IU N'I'l'l' th' IH ' '5' U' him :i vziltizible- :Lltc-i'ii:ito :it taillizivk. Ht- calm- alum.: fast illl '-liitfmgt-iii-5, tuw:ii'd tht: 1-nd ul' tht- y1-:ir :uid has tht- mztkings tit' :L lint- l'i 'k 'WM Y iU'- Dean Anderson .liiiiit,p.,4,,:,,.d N.,-,,l,,.5 Hill.. p,.:,,,i,:,111,,i his uni :thing iw-g:tt'1ilt-ssut'tht- t.M,,,Si1i.,1,, Hig I,,,ui1,Sl,, 33? K3f1'Yi50U-fS ltlH'lll0l'4'-lHl li-Il1lX'N Wvllilli Plllll 4l1:l l'- ii:tttit'w- will multi- him :L growl llll1'lll2lIl its-xt 5 'lll'. nii.ii:1ti0In will bt- liii.: t':1t'lurs on nvxt yt':ii s t4-uni. Ha: sziw in-tion in st-vm-ral gruim-s this yt'ZlI'. Bob Matthews' .I lliiiwl'-Ll'llztl'1l Holi 1-:ti-med his iirst It-ttti this 5 -: r : I .'I I l l - : V' -g 1 - ' - - ' Jim Gentry-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIS SIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII IIS IIIIITIIIII. i im xii-tit it i um cuiihl. lm-m.iii in th. :ui 1-nd :ind will ln- lmvk in-xt yi-:ir to xxurk for :t Iirst ' string berth. Bob Abdams -.Itiiiim'-v.-iil4fi'--lt--li illlw-.ttftl niyiicllp :is th' Russell Pug.hzJuIIiIII,-IIIIII-Rust3,5 hulk IIIIII SIIIIIIII IIILIIIIIIII svnstiii iiwxml Jll4lIlj.L'Jlll1l vziriiwtl his tirst lt-ttvr. lla- xxill ln him his lirst lvttm-1' this yvzir. He- has :ill thi- makings ot' fl k PW l 'f'l' 11' ltllllil' il Sllwltt-2' hill VNV llll' NYU! Sltfit :L good liiiumaii nt-xt your. on 11,.- 15,-,I ,,.,,,,,I lull CQIIIOTQ and Slew-W Shelliugg, :1 gfuzxrd. I . 70 Be an Nails ug Sgaacf Front Row: Bntterton, Scheid, Wormus, Close, Coach Reed, Klitzke, McChesney, Mitchell. Second Row: Hammond, I-Ienrickson, Walters, Gowen, Mattoon, Dean, Joy. Top Row: Roller, Hollenbeck, Smoyer, Clark, Scott, Meintzer, Knox. Tho Il squad had 11 fairly guml fvzxswxx am-I ut Limos miisplzxyed za good bl'Zll1li uf hull. VVhilv lv-vor wmsistr ut in XX'iIlIliI1j1,', Hwy Nm ertholess had plvmy of wrap which wuplui with Z1 Qfwci 1ll'f,i'I1Si' vn llllllxfi thvm lu win sm-vcrzxl gunws. 'Flwy lwut 1-w'ry te-:nm in th' le-zxque 4-wvpt Grew-Ivy. Sonw of tho lll2lXl'IS that showwi 21 lot N pwmmisf- arv: Art xX'hl'i'lQ'I', ax tricky littlc- fouth-p:ux'g Jim 121-utry, 1 .,- 9 F. H. A. Board-Beverly Adams, S. C. representativeg Lorna. Leichliter, historiang Bev- erly Blades, secretaryg Georgenia. Thompson, vice-presidentg Jean Leaky, president: Laura Kitznber, parliamentariang Velda. Flowerclew, song leaderg Doxis Graham, news reporter mot in picturey. wmv ul' ilu- lIll'l'0' I .1I. A. IIYILZIIIIZJIIUIIIS in Ihv- slnlo- In In- rut:-:I :us sllw-l'iwl'. Ihv- Inv-- Izmfl Hltlflllilllllvll is justly pruurl ul' its l'w-cowl ut' :u'hi1-xv-mf-nl rluring' Ihn- gms! 51-:u'. Am--nc: lhv- suvial :1I'l':1irS of I . II. .X. w--rv :1 Iuingw purly :md :L jwvilll I . I-'. A. :xml I . H. A. 41' 4 N I r .I 'V xkulinur IZLFIY prim' to thv- l'hI'ISIl1I?lS hwlimlzlys. Hui 1'hrisIm:cs sf-:ss-all was vhs:-rv:-1I wnlh I--:Q :ll xxhivh l1lUfhl'l'S. wrt' I .II..X. lll4'l1lIN'TS :md XKUIIIVII nt' lhf- t':uuIl5' uf-rv Sl -f'i:uI gm-svs. 'I'I1f- group also wr-nl fill :u 1-:urnl SIIIHIIIH' tour' HI' Hu- Iuwn. 'l'Iuf' sf-vfvlul svlllvrslv-I' Saw il sp'-1-fling-up nf' :n-llxilp, A Iwlm purly Ihllnxu-II III :Q SI, l':ulru-k's 41:15 II-:I fur lhf- lI4'I'Ihl'l'I1 rlistrif-1 1vrx::uniz:4livms start:-fl lluimqs UIT. 'I'Iu- vlislrif-l 1'4rIlX1'IlIlfvll :md stulv- 1'wl1t'e-1'vl11w- Imlh I1-llc! :ul I-'url F1-Ilins, llullnxxwl. IIu-- Iwvnl g.1l'fw1lp. the- lulhmiug.: ww-4-k. sgmlmsmw-rl fl mmlf-l'l1 dulxw- rf-1-ilnl Ivy thn- Huw-In-sis 5-wi-Aly wt' V. l'. :md lhf' :surnv wv-'Ili In-Ifl tho- I':ulhf-r :md vl:nug.:I1I1-r Imvlqlu-t. Lust mu th.- :wviul K,'5lI ll1lilI' was JI pivnif' IPI 'ilkf-:ISI :nl I,:nk1-si1If- I':urk. I 1? WANTED: A Little Gray Home in The West by Tl-IE FUTURE I-IOMEMAKERS Front Bow: Jean Chipps, Mitzi 1-Iummell, Mary Knox, Betty Heitman, Joan Wild, Sarah Allen Dolly Harrison, Irene Swank, Myrtle Shaeffer, Mary Ann Burgener. Back Row: Pauline Bateman, co-sponsor: Velcla Flowerdew, Hilda Sonnenfeld, Elvera lim- merman, Edna Tae Henclreschke, Betty Walker, Aldine Arndt, Beverly Brungardt, Laura G-owen, Janet Remington. Included in the functions of' the Future llonicmukcrs of Anicricu :irc iilligc rvmihsinled by piolures on these pages. Panel discussions, occasionally with guest spculicrs, arc he-ld monthly as are business meetings. Special short-range tours are conducted to inspect some l'4-alum of thc coinniunity which might be of interest to l .H.A. Noi zi small part of organization activity is lln- work tiullt' in social welfaiw-. Front Row: Sylvia Stielow, Melba Wagner, Darlene Kettles, Lorraine Van Dusen, Wilma Smith, June Knoll, Audrey Culver, Dorothy Duby, Monta Rose McNeece, Peggy Potter, Shirley Burch, Carolyn Gonzales, Joyce Stielow, Lavina Greenleaf, M. Serilda Gray, co- sponsorg Jean Rogers, Betty rlider, Goldie Leethy, Irene Leethy, Mary Lee Burch. In Bus: Genevieve Stratman, Doris Wagner, Marjorie Lebsack, Marie Roth, Rachel Bath. N if indoors er gives wax F indian SUYUYU vv inter . gers its King Winter cianips his iev fin over the iandscape. thoughts oi the stu- dents turn to indoor activities. Cinristrnas programs, basiaetbaii, the junior ciass piay and other activities are carried on sate from the frosty bite ot the eoid that iavs over the ' iand that is. izindfiiox e 4,1.fuwf'4 Let's All Sing Lilce The Birdies Sing! tm Front Row: Robensteln, Leethy. Buntx, I. Jacobson, Gorom. Second Row: Imes, Morrow, Mntthewl, Hudson. Caldwell, Horst, Bapst, Drew. Third Bow: Rutledge, Cezer, V. Saulcy, Ilowerdew, Beth, Bashor, Knox, Sandall. Hattoon. I'ou.rth Row: Seaman, Etter, Peterson, Whiteside. Ilitzke, Johnson, Wilson. Heine, Jensen. Abflms- Back Row: Carlson, H. Saulcy, Schnxeekle, Beem,,Thomplon, Ilnglehardt, Hutchings, Welker Glassgow. On November ll, adding to the impressive cere- mony observing Armistice Day, the choir sang several patriotic numbers. The Christmas Tableaux, a program looked for- ward to by the entire community, was given on the Friday preceding the Christmas holidays with the choir forming' an effective background of music for colorful tableau. Something new and different to Loveland high school was tried this year--the choir and band gave a combined concert on March 233. As has been the custom for the last three years. the chorus gave a skit for Rag Day. This year they seemed to be trying to get. on the radio. Junior Chorus N ra rront Bow: Erma, Schneider, Carol Yan Dusen, Annabelle Holick, Donna. Hendreschke, Dorothy Raider, Genevieve Schofield, Audrey Culver. Second Row: Ilene Schaffer, Loretta Waddeu, Beverly Hanes, Lucille Krings, Helen Schmeekle, Shirley Lowe, Elaine Stutheit, Dorothy Litzenberger. Third Row: Goldie Leethy, Betty Mitchell, Joyce Stielow, Lorraine Shnmate, Mary Jane Alps, Monte. lose Jllcbfeece, Geraldine Trupp, Back Row: Betty Grewell., director, llther Teuscher, Laverne rowler, Grace Schroder, Edna, Jean Taylor, Telda Ilowerdew, Mary Lou Burch, Bozella Brunemeler. Van Duseu, Shirley Ruby Christopher. Genevieve Stratman, new . WW. .,.,.,..,.,.. f,.,,M, , , ...., A First Row: Ramsey, Burnett, Garrett, Johnston. Second Row: Leslie, Gates, Harrison, Ball, Comstock, Pierson, Keating. Third Row: Armstrong, Reed, Kirby. Jensen, Fishburn, Beckwith, Graybill, G. Jacobson, Woelile. Fourth Row: Nelder, Hogan, Lobaugh, G-ies, Helm, Dworak, Harris. Gooch, Hirsch. fifth Row: Spreng, Roller, Hull, Hadley, Stickler, Foote, Sprenger, Larson, Bangert, Cook. About 6:00 o'clock on Plaster morning the choir sang: for the sunrise service held at the high school athletic iielfl. On April 22 came thc state music contest at Greeley. The choir received a superior rating: with a very fine interpretation on each number, excellent intonation throughout, no complaint as to accuracy, notes, time values, or dynamics. The feeling of flow- ing lilies was felt by singers, and there was a good naturalness in blend. The boys anml girls math- a tint- presentation and unilouhtcrlly apprcciatecl cvcrytliiliu Miss Edmondson had done for them. The choir Sang on May 21? for the cleflication of the plaque in honor of the boys from Low-lancl who lost their lives in VVorlcl VV:-11' ll. The year came to a titting close for thc clloilh with their singing for baccalaureate on June 1. A typical after school occasion in the music room. Laurene Edmondson gives th boys ensemble their respective pitches. All right boys, sound off. I O LATE AGAIN! Ho-hum. Here goes another clay say Isabelle Jacobsen, Betty Allen and Helen Loechner, as they enter the swinging' doors of ol' L. H. S. 1 -'sl CI OAKROOM GOSSIPS To look at Russell Young, Eldon Comin, Paul Thompson and Lee Mitchell somethin must be funny cant we hear that last Joke IQ IT T00 IATIQ- FOR A MI' AI TICKET Elvera. sell me 1 meal ticket, say Chuck Henrickson, Jeanette Draper, Sherrill John- ston, Dorothy Hirsch and DIDean Anderson to senior Elvera Zimmerman. WHAT'LL WE TELL MR. KITCHEN? Gee-Look at all those late comers. We hope you all had a good excuse. Think hard, anyhow, Freddy I-Inll, Marvin Gertsch. Jerry Adcock, Sammy Close, Jeannine Vick, and Geraldine Trupp. By the way Gertsch, what are you looking' at? 504 CHARMAYNE SLEEPS VVHILE TIIE OTHERS II'EIGHT stl kids it's not that bad. Why Hone y , look so downcast? Come on. Elwln Mauer, h Beaulah Relle Lymann, Charmayne Gooc , Beam, and Jim Gentry, smile! There must be some solution to that problem. IYONDER IF THEY HAVE ANY BLOOD? Here are Marion Sohmeeckle, Earlene Burnett, Edna Weiss, and Beverly March making blood smears. Honestly, Marion, is it going to be that bad? THIS ALL ADDS UI' TO SOMETHING This is the best way to do addi- tion, don't you agree? Here are Jo ' h Jean Chipps anne 1ColwellJ Fienc , , Ruby Morgan, Francis Hanes, Dor- othy Roberts, and Francis Burgdorff doing a little rapid calculation on office practice department machines even though they are just juniors. WHAT HART THOI' DOING? Donna Kennedy, Jean Rutledge, Bill Cahill and Doris Maclimer do a little paint. throwing. We hope that it all lands in the right place. -,yd 'ff ' ab 1 um lumh tum IX ullml Q X1 xv X1 1 Ss 15 , SN 'f wk ' , . .x.X a Q WI' RL HAVING A HQINK ING BPELL 1 X 1 u an an 1 Htl w . 55 N ' x Wir 3 - wap.. . M. TRYING TO KEEP THE REDSKIN QREPORTERJ OUT OF THE RED You'd be surprised at the work that goes into the school paper. Here Lu- cille Webster, Jane Whiting, Donna Lu Foote, Ruel Mercure, Mary Ann Slide, and Russell Pugh are lndustrlously at work trying to get their write-ups in before the deadline. VVE'RE JUST A HUNTING AND A PECKIN' Practice makes perfect when it comes to typing, they tell us. If this is true Elsie Potter, Barbara Dworak, June Keener, Raymond Scott, and Bon- ald Schelllng seem detennined to attain this goal. WHAT VVOULD BIOLOGY BE VVITHOUT A FROG? Not what is inside the atom but what is inside the bull frog is what worries these biology students as they label drawings from a demonstration specimen. Here Joan Gorom, Marilyn Ramsey. Elizabeth Copple, Edna Stan- ley, Miriam Pelberg and Sharlene Moore are wondering Which is what. . .. .. 'U COMING DOVVN THE GOLDEN STAIRS Going up-or clown? .. Treva. Mae Mil1er', Lillian Sell, Jean Wliiteside, Theresa Calkum, and Lva Lea Hamilton can't seem to be able to make up their minds. They all seem happy about it, though. VVHAT A TRIAL! THIS TRIAL BALANCE Study, study, study! That Mr. Thomas is a slave driver, moan Neva Jean Sprenger, Doris Henrickson, Ber- nice Harris, Gladys Hoffman, Elaine Armbrecht, and Buddy Boat as they prepare their next day's bookkeeping assignment. IT'S TIIE LAWN'- BOYLES' LAW- W'E'RE CHECKING ON Us'ns are physics students, as if you can't tell by the equip- ment we're working with, say Katherine Green, Erdena. Stolz. Peibert Karcher, Rex Sjostrom, Virginia. Saulcy, Patty Gasser, and Ruth Tilger. They seem to be working pretty hard, too. I'LL NEVER RUN AGAIN SAYS THIS MACHINERY. Some day Robert Wilcox, Ru- fus McMullen, rx-ed Hepner, and Elvin Spreng are going' to be re- pairing their own farm machin- ery instead of the schoo1's. How- ever, they're hired here for an- other year. For TEN ITTLIL FIINGERS A ten minute typing' test with eyes on the copy and fingers ily- iug is an everyday event for Marianne Gano, Rdchard Scott, Louis Krings, Betty Peterson, and F101-ine Bernhardt. MAKE MINE MUSIC ! Music hath charms, etc., but Bob Abrams, Dean Hutchings, James Armstrong, and Arthur Wheeler are not it. UREDSKIN RETREAT If you want to find anyone that isn't in class, either look in the Redskin Reporter office or in the coach's oflice. Here a r e Arthur Scheid, G-ary French, Bob Dean, Da.- 'mmf f A .HD . 'xxfzgrg T , - I I Q . E I vid Schneider, and Harold Dunning in the coach's office shooting the athletic bull. .3, K3 , +, JUNICJR MISS Jan Junior Miss was not really a miss at all but a hit as anyone who saw it will tell you. A well chosen cast directed with finesse by Ger- trude Scott produced this enthusi- astically received play. Of course Ruel Mercure's azsistance in staging and lighting assured the success of the production. A bit of relaxation before the cur- tain opens finds Don Englehardt. Ronnie Schelling, Ruel Mercure, El- vin Spreng, Russell Pugh, and John Peasley showing more interest in Miriam Pelberg than their parts call for. Earllne Burnett, Gary French, Louise Krings and Donna Lu Foote recall one of the many animated and amusing scenes from Junior ZJIIiss. ' Some of the older folks -Paul Thomsen, Dean. Hutchings, Theresa Calkum, Jim G-entry, and Miriam Felberg look on with that I wish I were going look as Earline Bur- nett and Delbert Kercher leave for the dance. The outstanding' social event of the G.A.A. is the annual Starlit Grove. Un- der the deep blue crepe paper sky, in the light of CL paper moon, the couples danced to the music of Harry James. Sammy Kaye, Stan Kenton, and other famous name bands. In the picture are numerous couples, but look closely and you will see two who are seldom sepa- rated-Gene Hartman and Margaret Keat- ing. In this middle picture you see a family relation. Gary French buys a pretty flower for his steady girl, Joan Gorom, from his sister-in-law, Joan Colwell. Seated at tables arranged in nightclub fashion around the room are musically- minded enthusiasts completely engrossed in the floor show consisting of Gene Had- ley and Bud Davis rendering' their version of Oklahoma Hills. Notice the distaste- ful expression on Bruce Lobaugh's face, President: Barbara Comstock: chairman: Charmayne Goochgout- vice-president: Miiriam Felbergp door sports: Lois Livengood: secretary: Ruby Morgan: treasur- dance club: Earlene Zink: bas- er: Lolita Mauerg winter sports: fm , ketball club: Esther Lee Roller, Mary Alice Hummell: spring sports: Carilyn DeGood: social song' leader: Natalie Pierson: chairman: Janet Foiles: points sponsor: Lucille Erwin. G.A.A. board members pcse prettily. Those taking part are DeGood, Miauer, Roller, Hummel, Poiles, Comstock, Zink, Livengood, IE'e1berg', Erwin. Fourth Row: Wary, Beckwith, G-ies, I. Jacobson, Felberg, Draper, Ramsey. Second Row: Gabriel, Kenagy, Peak, L. Jackson, Keener, J. Rutledge, D. Machmer, Whiting. Third Row: B. Allen, E. Burnett, Klaren, V. Saulcy, Foote, Johnston, G. Jacobson, Larson, Stoner. Fourth Row: E. Weiss, Beem, Bunce, Goweu, Mauer, Bryan, Remington, Robensteln, Burgner. The G..-LA. started their sports proQ'r:nn with the initiation of forty new members into their organiza- tion. In the fall the volley-ball class tournaments were held with the juniors finally emerging as the winners. After the volleyball tournaments were com- pleted the girls began work on the animal Starlit Grove which was a great success. During' the ser-ond semester the G..-XA. girls bn'- gan their basketball tournaments which were won bi' tho sophoinore-s. ln March the girls planned a roller- skating party which was held at the Greeley rink. C'liarmayne Gooch and Donna Lou Foote were da-lee-atcs to the State G..-LA. conference in lioulder. To give out linal awards for the year, a combina- tion liay-ride and picnic was held May 16. Outstanding G.A.A. members, this year were Mary Alice Hummell, Barbara Comstock and Janet lfoiles. As a new aid for their exceptional activity in the orgranization, the names of the three girls will be burned in the wood of the seat of honor in Miss l'2rwin's oifice. 6. A. A. No, boys, hoop slcirlzs are not girls that play basketball. of M4 v 4,2 Front Row: Hummel, Wilson, Zink, Poiles, Morgan, V. B11x'gd01'ffv B- W9iSS, S911!lCttv SSW-913 SOMIIHH- Second Row: Moore, Carlson, Keating, Moskal, M. Saulcy, Miller, GOOCI1. Gorom. Gasser. P. Rothman, L. Machmcr ' W . ' , ' K -' 1 . Tlurcl Row: Poster, .I-Ialbxson, Chapln, N.Ha,1b150n, sfratman, V1n Duscn, C1l.1lSt01l119l,KOll18l,B3llSt,I.IVlCC0l1l19l'l. I'ourth Row: Frank, Garrett, Hernandez, F. Burg'dorft', B01'111l?l1'l1Tv TIIIDD. I-CUSflCk. 17- I-0901111911 RMICIUTO. Jurgen?- Winegrmrclen. P1'0Y1t Row: LiVel1S'00U-- Kieslillg- Pi61'S0Uv RUUCIN Etter, Peterson, Comstock, Graybill. Calkum, L. Krings. Second Row: Holick, Redja, Shaw, Bain, Helm, DeGoocl. Teuscher, S. Allen, Fowler, Webste1', Arnbrecht. Third Row: Klassen, Statler, Adams, Peterson, Griffing, Gordon, French, Hawes, Wright, L Harbison. Fourth Row: Schroder, Bader, Neal Frank, Curtis, Irings, Young, S. Frank, Dove, Hanes. Dis Band am De Bes' Band in De' 'Lubland ii? Front Bow Brown, Bradley Andrews Second Bow Smith Lobaugh Walters Askey Beard Potter Third Row Satler Neider Wright Coulter Hancock Thompson Hutchings Abrams McConnell Fourth Bow Bradley Kearney Mitchell Bangert Anderson, Bain Back Dow logers Leblack H111 Harbilon., Wheeler Mr Smith, McCauley Hirsch Hudson Sidener Knox This year our band, of vahlch we are very proud played at all the home football games at C U days Ill Boulder May and the pep band play ed at the home basketball gamcs Many enjoxed their delightful concert given on 1'ebruary 7 On March Z3 a Joint concert with the chorus a new experience for both was 1,lVCll lhe band marched in thc Ragday paradc March 28' the Homecoming parade November 15 and in the warious rallies held at different times through out the year. At the state music contest in Greeley on April ZZ, the band received a rating of or good. Sev- eral small group and soloists entered in the con test also Those groups were the br iss quartet xxlnch receixed a rating, of 1 superior and the clarinct quartrt which received 1 rating, of Z cxcellent Those LOll1pl'1SlIlg' thc list of soloists ncre lrltl Andrews baritone supcrlor Allcn lloxde trombone superloi Dean HUtLh1llj5S con net cxcellcnt v1NldllBftPXXll, oboe SUIJCIIOI Hai old Smith clarinet excellent Vernon McGeo1gm Ircnch horn superior Jack Mcbonncll cornet cx ccflcnt' and Bob Abrams cornet good., Small groups made appearances several times throughout the year such as the saxophone quartet which played for members of the lions club thc Rotary club and the Cosmopolitan club. Phe cor- net trio played at the classplays. W-W---vw-W---vw es-.A - u Q 2 my Front Row: Picken, Mercure. ' ' Second Row: M:George, Vvashburn, West, Brownwood, Plider, Booten. Third Row: Stinnette, Neider, Hill, Denton, Breece, Keuagy, Bradley, Blum, Smoyer, Andrews. Fourth Row: Lovelace, Hepner, Gardels, Waddell, Anderson. Back Row: Clark, Scluneekle, Kelim, Wheele1', Jenson, Schroder, Vincent, Smith, Stlnnette, Hovde, Armstrong. The Boys with Lotsa Brass Mr. Smith tries to sweeten some of the sour notes of the ,bra.ss..quartet consisting of Vernon 1VIcG-eorge, James Armstrong, Dean Hutchings and Bob Abrams. egs,-v -AL 'Qs Coach Bay Patterson au Mah Ma Baked, 7061! Make Me Neue The Loveland Indians finished a rather rocky Season with four wins and nine losses. One of the most up and down teams in the league, the Indians won three games While losing seven. The team started the season very dlsmally by dropping their opener to Denver, 19 to 36. However, they turned around and played them a close game the following night, but were finally nosed out, 130 to 31. In their final non-league game, the Indians iiiungped the College High Bulldogs, 32 to 30, for their rs win. For thfir league opener, they surprised everyone by upsetting the Longmont Trojans, 31 to 29. Then in 3 Complete reversal of form they went to Fort Collins the next week and were trounced, 35 to 23. Playing again on their heme court, the Indians easily disposed of the Englewood Pirates, 41 to 23. The mighty lloulder Panthers came to town. and laced the locals 51 to 30 the follow- ing week. Lovelangl again pulled the unexpected when they almost upset Greeley, but were fnally edged out, 319 to 41. In the second round, the indians dropped a game to Longmont, 27 to 34. The biggest upset of the year was the 34 to 31 conquest of Fort Collins, which was the first time Loveland had beaten them for several years. Then the team traveled to Englewood and were in turn upset by the previously winless Pirates, 48 to 332. The trip to Boulder proved just as fruitless and the Indians were massacred, 49 to 18. Closing the season, the Loveland squad dropped a 38 to 53 decision to the Greeley Wildcats. The big highlight of the season was of course the win over Fort Collins. followed hy the win over Longmont. I.oveland beat everyone in the league but the co-champions, Boulder and Greeley, and nearly turned the trick on the latter. However, they failed to heat the same team twice, which proved costly in thc second round. The flu crippled the team in their last three appear- axfces which accounted in part for the slump. 7am Melvin Hogan- Scnior- liuard. Hoiric hithispcak the night wc be-at l oi'l folliiis whcn lic was high ill UN' GY'f'fxl0Y I-Tami' lil Whifll lit' PlilF'f'fl HN lm- point man. One oi' tht- outstanding di-fc-nsivc men portant part in the ni-ar upsct of thc league co- on NN. Squad, HMTB. was ,,fg,.,1 uggigiivcl to guard champs. Me-l. who will graduate- with two letters Sumo uf thi- lpagm. h,,1-S1N,i5, in haske-tball, had Z1 sure--tire lonv shot which in addition to his hard drive--ins, madc him a consis- tent Worm for th? lmiimlg Harold llunning-.lunioi-Guard. liar! ld thc kill- Pr Dunning playcil ai slam-hang, bruising' style of ball that, will cause- pls-nty of trouble- for anyone: who gets in his way. His a1L5.fi'e-ssiyc rebounding and rugged play 1-arm-d him :L tirst string posi- tion and e,-nahled him to letter this ycar. He will he hack to lead thc squad ni-xt ycnr. Gem- GingeryfSenior-fCent,er.Gcnc, one of thc best-nutured centers in the lraguc, was :ill of tht- lseight the Indians hind. His all around play madc thc coaches and players :glad that Ginirery moved to town in time for him to letter his junior and senior years. His rebounding tip-ins and smooth passing pullfd the Indians out of many tight Spots. Bud Dal lS'Sf ll l''1'l l'Wa fl- Hull WHS ilu' mill' , mcmlier of the squad to nizrkz- :ill-conference. His Harry l,ingowSenior!!-'orward. Harry letteied his d03fl-eye long shot :md ll'i1'k5' l1f 'k Sl10tS friivli gpg-Und yeay fi-r Loveland yyith Une eye on OVGIY tealil ill tilt' l'Hl1fV1'0lil'l' SUl1ll'll1lll,Lf 'lil ltbfili the basket and thfi other on the 4-hem-,leaders foiward to. Ho was hig'h-scoring man of the Noi'- liowrycr, he managed to save his best game for thcrn League for thc second cvnsc-cutive year. . ,P Uv-Sr . is Q g 1 X Eugene Gingery Harry Lingo Harold Dunmng' Bud Da.v1s 'S Hill Reedesenior-Guard. llill turned out to be si vs-ry capable player who was used a great deal. His line spirit and cooperation were definitely an :asset to the squad. Bob Dean-.Iunioi'-Forward. Hobby used his tricky fakes and clever hall handling to good advantage this year. He made his best showing in the first Longmont game, hut. was slowed up in mid-season by the flu. Bob has lettered two years and will be hat-k to help form the nucleus of a good team next year. Dave Gat9S-Senior:Aluard. Davey was hampered by' a had knee at the first of the season, hut re- turns-d to give the Indians some valuable aid in the home stretch. His speed made him handy to have around both on offense and defense. A good team player, Dave also lettered his junior year. Bill Reed Bob Dean Coach Pat Dave Gates Gene The Best Place From Which to Watc Gene Hariniain- Gem- linisln-il his Your yi-:mrs of high school :it the end ui' the lirst si-nw-sin-1' and consequently was ineligihli- for competition the 2'l'fi2lt0l' part of' the season. This wus more than regrettihle as Gene was :in :1u'g'i'essix'e player and could liuve mode himself useful to the silunzl. Ruvl Nlvrciire-Although ltuel was not an memlmer of the souzid, he was :L prominent lig'ine on the floor. This was lwcaiise, as zithletii' inunziger, ln' Hwzitererl :md towelled the boys during: times oui. There were limes also when lluel was rnel'ul. Con- sider the einhzirrassing' oevasion when his 'Rouihm-n exposure was stf ncilled llL'CZlllSl'. as the hoyselaim- ed, he hzidn't provided them with ai clean towel all year. Ruel Mercure A Game Q! Il B-asketeers St. Valentines' Day Massacre 1 f 111 1 111s 11 s111111111 s11 ' 111 11111114111 t111 111111111s 11111 1111111011 11111 L1 111 1185 111111 1111 111 4111 11111s11111 Q1 111u 11 1111 121s L111l11 s spe 1 1 1.111111 4 111 111 111 x 1191511111 111111 t111 11111111 111125 I 1111 1xl11 111 1111 11119116 111111 11811118 11111 111u t 111115111 1111 1 1111 11111 11112 s s 11 11111111111 1 51 111 11s s111111 haf the 11L1t 11111 11111-11111113011 us 11111 111 Il 11111111 us 11111 11111 11111111 11utS1 r1 11114 1 11 1 Qlfbl 1111 11111lc1s 11111 111 1 11 1011111111111 11 s 1111 11111 111 11'11 111111 1 111 111 11111 011' S ' 1' 11A N 11 1ss 11 s' .' ,' ' '1-1'11111 ' '- y .' ' , '1ll1 1,1 1 ' 1si1-i'111s 11 '1 . 1'11is 'Ll11Sl1115.Q 111 11 1s 111 Q ' 1l'l1'1 1'11fp1111si , fm-1111 1 S ' 1xis1, '11 cv g'11111. Oh, My Achin' Back! Front Row: Conch Reed, Harris, Schneider, Spreng, Dean, Harrison, Campbell, Moore, Sidener, March. Back Row-Coach Hugh Mattoon, Beaver, Gonzales, Bzzpst, Clark, Hollenbeck, Peasley, Mattoon, Kissell. Nothing sensational4but not unspeclaculur- As there was only one senior, lieavfr, on the was the '46-'4'I wrestling season. team, prospects for next year are not too discour- To a few experienced wrestlers fell the duty of aging: carrying the brunt of the attack. Dave Schneider. Elvin Spreng, Tony Gonzales, Lloyd Beaver, and Coavh Hugh Mattoon succeeded in having two Ray Harrison were those stalwarts. These did of l1iS' Ch1iI'iZ6S Struggle ami Strain their Wal' TO' most of the point-getting, although others Such 35 wards the final rounds of the state tourney. Elvin Mickey Moore, Dick Hams, Austin Clark, Deimer Serene wound up in fourth place ranking while Ray Sidener, and Bruce Campbell were in there grunt- H3I'I'iS0li WHS fifth in his Weight CiaSS- ing their best for dear ol' Loveland. The Scream Separators I iaineii Here are five reasons why the girls screamkthe Pep Club girls are the ones referred to. The scream separators are Miriam Felberg, Clinton Bradley, Bettyc Morrow, Jerry Adcock, and Earlene Zink. 9n1fh2 aww Rs dns 5 xx Cm Hmm ,tum x not rumah dxiierent Anon aux othw 1 SCYXOOX than 5 to xx ha xx xi Come MK mrs for ffraduatxon px Q pfxrc is dass bcmux cz X mea nd mu Lfm c couiesi a 'X x 6 mum 'L MWF phxx 5 m AX the thu thmgs tha m my xp sc'uoX xsuc sprmgixm. 0. ufx vw More O 1 ,' I ' xwfx 5 -KCI K. 1 I I is ' ' ' ' 'A ' 3 1 5 U ', .Q 1 ' , L 0 . ,nx .X1-,- 71 , 1 1 . ff. 1 5 ,Q b r P x'n A C 'J .2 'X X Z ' I 1 J ' , J .,.- c Q qw' .fa ., go uni Towsiosffofmroxxes-19's ' Troni now ' ,. V' 2 1 ,X f Q -,l i 'ir PEP CLUB- Deciding' the fate ol the Pep Club are board members: Lorraine Har- bison, freshman repre- sentative: Patty Gasser, secretary: Phyllis Gar- rett, treasurer: Elaine Stutheit, sophomore rep- resentative: Polly Pet- erson, president: Sher- man Gooch, vice-presi- dent: Joan Colwell, juni- or representative: Lois Livengood, senior rep- resentative: Bettye Mor- row, student council: :mul Sybil Grzmbski, spon- sor. Front Row: Pierson, Sauer, Comstock, Roll- er, Weiss, Peterson. Second Row: Haynes, Wright, Mitchell, Kear- ney, G. Jacobson, P. G21SSe1', Cazer, Third Row: DeGoocl, L. Mauer, Ramsey, John- ston, Foote, Bum, V. S39-ICY. I. Jacobson. TOP Row: sruzheic, Weddell A. Hollick, Hendreschke, Neal, Burzener, Kohler, Min- 013 Bernhardt. X V , 5 ,5 A A .F .-,5 't w v e , t t 'A z .,,,' K VI1, Q I ,--- ,, , 4, 14: 7 t t ' o ' le h, o4o , - M 2- . Jigs ,,,v X .-:-. :QI In :W - A A ig, A il., '.:'. M ','.' A Az N-3 'Keam wed ,arms Sa,ulCY nah, G' a W W ca,150nr1':lwe,dev?e?ge 5, ary 'amam Webster condrggl Vl?Sgn'g,adc.h591 as 'Bttera se .mera W, ge ' -Luc ' new n Y mungxler' Beckwliaosss ua! Mogrev 51:0 15011, moskifi ry ffam u Harb ng' 3 ' om QV 'lf 5' K ef. ' 'KA L Z V' 1 4 I W W YD 7 1 .A . Z y l.oucler ' Please. qv .4 Front Row: Betty Booten, Lois Livengood, Audrey Sennett. JOAUI1 Jennie Martin, Dixie 0'De1l. Second Row: Mary Ellen Kerney, Jean Gordon, Shirley Shumate, Taylor, Shirley Rutledge, Norma Rutledge, Mary McConnell. Wilcl, Edna Third Row: Gwendolyn Bunce, Mary Alice Klaren, Lorraine Harbison, June G-asser, Agnes Kern. Helen Schmeeckle, Mary Alice Hummel, Elaine Evanoff. Top Row: Erlene Burnett, Edna Wiess, Betty Allen, Jean Whitesicle. Donna Jackson, Marianne Gano, Betty Peterson, Barbara Samuelson, Anna Bejda. Front Row: Joan Colwell, Earlene Zink, Bettye Morrow, Miriam Pelberg. Elaine Arnbrecht. Second Row: Virginia Gabriel, Dorothy Reider, Betty Matthews, Charmayne Gooch, Dorothy Hirsch, Joan G-orom. Third Row: Theresa Calkum, Laura Jackson, Milly Larson, Phyllis burn, Barbara Dworak. Fish- Top Row: Claire Ball, Ann McCauley, Pat Wheeler, Pat Giess, Margaret Rubenstein, Iva Lea Hamilton, Louise Krings, Dorothy Stickler. 'l'l11- ll1Illl4'1'4lllllllLL' lmnv---. spoils'-11-wl lry ilu- l'--p l'lul-, was :l no-xx --llillun 14- lln- sm-iul Vjqlvllflfll' ul' l,uxw-lzxml llvggll. lt wus lv-Ill in ilu- musiv lwnnll N..l.lmll.-r lJ.:un1l ww-xv-4l In ln- 1-nv 1-l' ilu- must Sll4'l 'S5l-lll 1-x'--nts 4-I Ill'- sl-lnml yi-rar. ,xg :lu 1-x:umpl:- ul' Illu- ll4vl'l'illlv llllllJllIllllS I'm'1'w-nl on In-xx lm-lnlu-rs lui tln- x:l1'l1-us 1-lulvs. ilu- IN-p Vlull nt' 'IT slngul :u 4l1ll5, In-nu' lllllll'l'XX'0Jll'. SlllI'lS xu-rn lun-llxx:ul'1l. :mml llpsllv-li F-llll'IlI4'1l rl ll-ol thi'-ll uf-iw sf-vu llulll'lSll- ing' in lln- hulls. KSN- pulp- IT.l 'l'l1e- :mnuul l'1-p Vlull lv:lmgm-1 wus lu-lml Blur:-ll vi Ilvis yn-nr :nt lln- Umu- llllllllll' l!uil4lin,a:. 'l'l1n- lzilrll-s xx'l-r.- 1-I.-ve-rly li.-1-1.1-M.-fl uni, ,li1':k-11-111 :lllmlf-tio I-xl-urs, l'ipl----le-:mv-r me-n xv-rv Vlllllllllpl' :nw-unfl Ira:-las, Sll-vvullllg' l-ask.-Is, :mul plfuing' ll-1-Ilrzlll. lmlly l'--le-Vsml. :ns vnixuv-ss of 1-4-I---1111-111.-s. luld many :L Lftuufl jukc- :us sln- lllll'0!lllu'o-ll ilu- lllllll1'l'l'llS Spf-:ulif-rs :xml 1-ll!--rlzlilv-ren! llll- --xl-ning. Pep Club Feed March 6 4? A prelude to every Pep Club banquet, held yearly at the community building, is the g'ab ses- sion in the lobby just before dinner is served, slr . Chatter, chatter, chatter. Seated at the speakers' table were David Schnei- der, Melvin Kogan. Bud Davis, Polly Peterson, Mrs. Ray Patterson fmighty proud to be there too, we gather from her expressionj Coach Patterson, Mrs. Bill Reed, and Conch Reed. Here we have Dr. Vick, minus his familiar lit- tle black bag, Mrs. Vick, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyall Smith. 1Wha.'sa matter Mr. Smith, did you lose your c1og'?3 On the right are Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mattoon. Gee, that celery sounds delicious. Slip and Slay The Slci Club Way The organization of I..H.S. which offered greatest pos- sibilities for committing suicide or breaking of such minor items as legs, arms, and neck was the Ski Club. Among those who suffered in pursuit of life in the high country were Dean Anderson, broken legg Russell Pugh, torn ligaments in ankle: and Barbara Comstock, wrenched back. The reason that no picture of the Ski Club appears is that they used the course in Hidden Valley and the photographer cou1c1n't find them. To prove that such an organization exists, herewith is shown Ski Club sponsor, Walt Clark, and Ski Club oificers Barbara Comstock and Russell Pugh Because most pictures in the Chieftain show L. H. S. squaws all fixed up for the occasion it is with pleasure that the picture below is presented. Here is how the girls of Loveland High actually look. Quaint, arent' they? l-low L. I-l. . Girls Actually Loolc Q...-4-I Q 'y lp XA? ii 4 l ,qw - .. . .,w.,.,.v Rag Day -- '47 Hail lu lhv Qu--1-n 11' H:ep:ml:lyf l'lJlll't' l!:1ll :xml lwlyul vswurl. llill I21-v-cl. sit 1-nllmrumf-sl :us ilu-ir mu:-1 l4'Sl!'I'F wrulwr- min. llun All .l, I Nuluuly H1-rv Iiul Vs i'lxiwlu-ns, -vu Alar- ,,:u-1 lu-lnnalun. l-Zlainv Slullwii, I.IlllI'il 43.-wmv, .ll:1l'.x An l211r'g'v11wl', lirmu Sw-lm:-idvl', l4IsIlu..r 'IH-us--ll--r 14- l-'arm' 1' Inu:-rv Kilzlmln-I wh:-n slw rlxslwal I.. main- slum-I wnrli Ui' Ill.- -' lnlluvtiun in tln- ln-nlwuso-. 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D .xg if gig X gm Qt. if f L x . ,ra Mu.: ...,.. .... s :XS -...J The L-iminators Flont Row: Coach Reed, Mitchell, Hutchings, Dean B., Dunning' Gingery, French, Gentry. Middle Row: Coach Patterson, Spreng, Boat, Mattlxews, Brownwood, Gates, Reed, Hartman, Lingo. Bmck Row: Leonhardt, Bangert, Bales, Anderson, I-I:u'rison, Schneider, Pugh, Davis, Dean C., Track Season ln comparison with the previous track season, the '47 record was not too hail. Main point-Qetters among' the thinclails were Reed, Gates, Brownwood, Gingery, Gentry. Dunning, Ilangert, and Lenhardt. First meet of thc season was with Grec- ley which ended in 21 59 all deadlock. Next, the Indians jouined to Longmont for a tri- angular meet with the 'I'ro.gans and the Pan- therg oi' Boulder. Loveland was the pickle in the middle with Longmont the mustard on top. Third meet. of the season was the C. U. relays in which the mile relay team placed first. The following week the Indians placed thirml in the heavyweight division and sec- ond in the lig'htweif.fht division at the Colo- iado A QQ M invitational. Bob Dean gar- nered most points of the day with 223 scored In lightweight competition. The following Saturday Loveland was host to the Northern League In this meet the Indians placed third. Finale for track, '47, came with the state mcet at C. U. Again the mile relay team ot' Gingery, Gentry, Reed anal Gates came in for top honors. Dunning did his best job of high jumping for the season to place third with a jump of six feet. These two places accounted for l.oveland's eight points. Sandall creeps upon Davis to take first place honors from his teammate in Greeley. Gates 'toutchestsu his dusky Greeley rival in the 100. 'Traclca rtistsn Bill Reed takes a high hurdle in the trian- gular at Longmont but finished second to Graves. Bob Lcnhardt takes first in high jump at Longmont. Gates is edgred by Bock of Longmont in the 100 yard dash. One of several reasons why the Trojans finished 9 points ahead of the Indians. Hogan takes a practice swing at the bar. Graceful ain't he? Gates, anchor man on the mile relay team- olherwise composed of Gingery, Reed, and Brown- wood, finishes yards ahead of the nearest compe- titor to take first honors and the silver medal for that uvont at thc C. U. relays. , , l3q3f.2? -Q : gl Q! 7 ' 77 The Farmer s Life ls A Merry Une Olficers, G-len Lebsack, reporterg Robert Lenharclt, vice-president: Rufus McMullen treasurer: and Russell Young, secretaryg confer with Mr. Harvey concerning as coming' trip to ihe country. Olficersz President-licnneth Johnson Vice-presidontsllolmcrt Lenhardt. Sevrq-taryARussell Young. TI'021Sl,lI'91'-RUfLlS McMullen. llfpoxlex'--Glcn Lcbsuck. Sentinel-lilvin Spreng. Sponsor-John L. Harvey. Seated: Smith, Campbell, Spreng, Anderson, Moore, Bowman, Bath, Allsup, Leifheit, Young, Lenhardt, McMullen, Johnson, Lebsack, Bauer, Meintzer, Hepner, Hershman, Ramsey. rinkbeiner, Schaffer, Lakey, and Bacon. Sta.nc'ling': Beebe, Woeltle, Rust, Howe, Bangert, Mr. Harvey, Wilcox, Beatty, McElroy, and Fuqua.. 'php Hrs, m,.,.li,,g ,,I- UH. I.-ll.-no ,HW hpm 5,.,,t,.,,,l,,.,- lg' l Hn April II, ilu- I . l-'. A. xv-rv lwsls :ml :Q l':u'n-nl :md S ill ilu- lruys re-:xlly ln-p.L':l1l In work. 'I'lu-5' ell-vid:-rl in UIDPII lmmlwll' 1 vamly store- xxhif-ln wus 1-pl-mimi 1-vs-ry mum hy I . F. A Tu linish tlu- ym-:u s social 1-:mlm-ml:ur, the 1-'. F. A. had 1 llli'llllN'l'S. Thirty' now ml-mln-rs xvmw- iniliauvd during 'hu l12l5'l'ifln- whim-h w:1sn'1 :ull hay. rwvursa- 1-1' the 51-ur. Ivislrivl lIl4'1'lllli.Z'S xvs-ro lu-ld in Long- Ill mul. l.ow-luml. Furl lmllilxs, :ami l:l'l1.flllUll. ,Xl llu- lllSll'l1'l 4'rrp -lllll,2'lllj.2A :ul l'Iulnn. l l'lVl'llJlI'X' 21. llu- lw lm lllnll u ' -: ': f 1' lll'll1 in vu-up judg:im:. wlnilm- In-Img' H1-ally :ml fill-11 Rlmurv mlm-cl 1-xl-1-llf-nl in 1-1-up idontillczllion. ,Xt ilu dlsllul ' live-sim-li judging' cnnll-sl at Hriprlnon. 1'i1'lll'llZll'B JN. lln- If-am took r-xl-1-llf-nl in :slu-4-p jud1,:'il1g'. Ke-ilh ,Xu- G11 -'Son look supm-rim' in ln-of :xml slu-vp jud1rin,u'. whilu- fllvn Lulxsuck look supcrior in slum-p ju4l1.:ing'. Thr- distrim poultry jndg'ing.: was hold at 1 Ul'I Collins. xl2ll'i'lI T. Tho l,m'1-lnml If-:un was 1-xl-1-Ill-l1l in nmrkvi poul- try :xml vm.: yrrzldimr. lloln-rt lVil1-ox was rulvd SllIlt'l'lUl' and. Dah: Wuulllm- was l'Zlll'il L'Xi'L'll1'lll in 1-ggs :md mznrlu-t poultry. At tlu- dislrivl lllvvllllil' in l,ox'e-luml llww- was :u wm- I1-sl in public- sw-aking. ltufus M1-Mullm-n was the- l,uvn-hmfi rnvlxta-slalll. V31 Ull Nlzuw-lu IT :md tx, in Fort 1'ullins.llu- ll-nm was I4-cl sum-rior in x'1-gw-t:ulvlv and grain judg'im:. 1.1-Iioy l '1lllY. Hlvn Munn-. :xml K4-ilh ,Xmls-rsmm 1'm-1-1-in-ll f:u'ul'ulvl4- 1'olmn1'ml:1lions :nl llu-sv lll1'l'llllSIS. Dale Woeltle and Kenneth Howe look on enviously at LeRoy Beatty and Glenn Moore display the award which they won. We l-lave Local Relations ancl lnternational Relations Sw, sw-P+. si? xx we Back Row: Gere Hadley, Bill Reed. Milo Naeve, Jim Gemry, Bob Les- lie, Bud Davis, Russell Pugh, Ruel Mercure. Miclclle Row: Natalie Pierson, Jo- Ann Beckwith, Janet Etter, Patty Gasser, Miriam Pelberg, Bette Sauer, Donna Lou Foote. Front Row: Barbara Comstock, Bettye Morrow, Joan G-orom, Charmayne Gooch, Marilyn Ram- sey, Polly Peterson, Joan Seaman. Polly l'--lv-rson, Slll4l lll 4-m11u'il I'--mv-sw-lnt:iIixs-, llulll llixll-V, SPOIISOIH lull I.----ll. lll'v'SI!ll'Ill. lwtlyf- Xl 1ll'I'l'U'. S 4'l'l'l'll'V lU'lll Q 'llll'llI Nll'l'-lil'4'SlIll'lll sl-uss ilu-ir :vlan for llu- stall- ll1l1'l'll:nliun:1l lil-luluvnw 1-mite-1'v-luv XYlll ll xvns lu-Id ul ll, l'., Apr' 3' 4 ll ll :ml ll. l. ll. 4'. lll llIlQ5 wi-rv lu-Ill 4-x'.-ry nvllu-I' wi---lx 'nl llu- lIlllll ol' liu- nu-mln-rs lvi1't'4-r- 1-:il If-pi--s ul' llll1'l'll1lllllll2ll alll-'rw-st xx'--iw mlisvusw-cl :nl 4-:lr-lu ol' Ilu- nu-1-Iim:s. lligllliglml of llu- 5'-:ir xx:l:- Ill .i, ... i- slum- joint l. Il. liflllllllllllillill' f'0llY1'lIll1Ill lu-Isl :il llu- l'l1ix'l-:wily nl' Il'-Hx'-I' .Xprll l uul ll. Ulu- ul llu- oulslulullm. In 4'llllN'I'S. lilltl lluxis. was vlo-vin-ml jvrvsi- ll Ill ul Ilu- in-11--r':il ass'-mlvlp :al Ilu- 1-1-nt:-ra lu- Immun. l,wu I -mt.. 1---gun-sv-will--l ilu- l.ox'f-- I:1.ul l. ll. l'. .it llu- rv-pril-n:iI xwvutll llIYlQl1lll ll Ilu- VNIGSVH 1-unl'e-rv-lu-l- lu-lil ill ll:-IIVPI' Huy 13. 'I'lu- yi-:aus :u-Iii ilirs xxv-rv lnwvuglil to il vlwsl- by :in milizilinn pu-nil' lu-lil :il ilu: light plant Alziy III. Come on Squares Front Row: Ramona Peterson, Mary McConnell, Martlxa Sanlcy, Esther Roller, Ruth Carlson, Donna Jack- son. Second Row: Bob Matthews. Ralph Sanclall, Margaret Keating, Gloria. Jacobson, Ronald Schelling. Bob Neicler. Back Row: Don Englelxarclt, Lloyd Bever, Bruce Lobaugh. Gene Gin- gery, Gene Hartman, John Peas- ley. Lets Gather about the Roundtable wr a av a 1 0 x ,f I Il'-If-n 1':alzlu1-II, sp-lliwor, lminls r-cI'cx'ciic-- llllllvl'lIll In llnlpli Sillnlilll. xii----prf-sirlr-nl, AlJll'll1Il Snzllcy, pr--snlffllt, :nnfl llrnw' l,ob:1ug.:'h. Sccl'cl:Ll'y- ll'4 IYllI 'I' 'Vliosc czxgcr to discuss world prolzloins and get out of school ono flzxy :attcnflcel thc stun- confcrcncc at ll. l'. 'l'ln' suhjcct for thc conff rcncc this your was Ono World or Two. l'CLlL'0 rlclvgrates in tho t'fllll.l'lUllC0 wf-rc Martha Suulcy, Esther Le-4' Roller. and llalpli Sunclzxll. Many otlwr l't'lll'0S0lll2ltlVPS wore- prvsvnt also. The club was rfprcscnted by Donna Lou Foote at UNESCO ince-ling' In Ile-nvcr Slay 15, Ili, and 17. 'l'o bring' to close-, tln- XCLIIJS ziciivitivs, 11 joint picnic of 1. K. C. and ltounmllalmlv was hold in the- mountains at light plant park. l-lere'n There :Alt-p Gcrirtulv Scott, Fugrlish instructor, sncnds much time in discussing play possibilities. Throughout the year, thcro may luv found conferring with Miss Scott, representative uppm' classmen such as Gordon Horst, ltuel Mercure. Russell Pugh, Tlivrcsa Calkum, liar- lin0 Burnett., llettyc Morrow and Barbara Comstock. One of thc busivst placcs found in I,.H.S. is the business dvpartmont. 'l'hrough thcso channels pass test, questions to be mimeo- graphcd: form letters for organizationsg church literaturc and many other items of which this dvpartment is capablf- of' lllllltlllllpf. Ht-rc, ticrtrudo lhitos and tit-no Thomzis, of the instructional stall, confcr with Mr. and Mrs. Billings, practicc tcuchcrs from t .S.t'.l'I. of tlrcolvy. I inancial socrotary to thc board of educzition, Mrs. Marie Vurtis, is as well known to thc students as arc thc toachvrs. l vw liavc bt-cn thost' who linu- lwt, on occasion, stoppvd into pay tuition, book fins-s, lab foes or any oth:-rs of tho st-vcral linanciul obli- gations students may incur. 1 Olive Darrah, Jane Wliiting, Phyl- lis Fishbnrn, Joyce Grayhill, Ruth Tilger, Jeannine Vick, Norma Ruth- leclge, June Keener, Isabelle Jacob- son, Enrline Burnett, JoAnn Cald- well, Bill Jenson, Raymond Scott. Los Compane Claire Ball, vice-president, Jane Whiting, secreta.ry-treasurer, Olive Darrah, sponsor. and the president, Phyllis Fishburn, discuss the articles ln LaLnz for their next meeting. Log Compancros was organized for the purpose uf in-uaclvliiiig' the interests of Spanish students. Their weekly invvting's consisted of dis- cussions in Spanish culture, art, music, customs, and history. Fm' their social periods the members learned Spanish singing, dancing, frames. These various activities afforded opportunities for thc member.: to use and speak Spanish effectively. and Seniors at Work and Play A Ilarry l.llU.L'lI. v-rhtur. Ruth l'Jll'ISU!'l, Pllvim Zil1lllli'l'll'lfll1, Tisthsfr Lol' Ilnllvr, Hill lla-n-si, the' lvusim-ss sIuI'l'. :mal livin- Hadlvy. thc- :lclvvI'tisil1g' nprvnl, lmvk uw-1' M12 'l'nhIv-r s Slllilllllvl' :ll the- 'tri 1'his-I't:lin liI 'I'Vll'IlfUl'j' In In imrn -g 1 g wwrk on the- '17 Phi-'t'l:xin. Hlll'I'j l,mg.v, N--:mmf 1-laws pl'--:I llvlll :mal lim--'Id lluwvurlxx-'-f-1. S'--' I'l'I2ll'N'll'4JiF!ll 'l'. 4-Uni -I' xxixh Vril: 4ip:ui ll. I . Kilvllu-Il, sp--nsm' ffl' ilu vluss illilllll vluws fluy. 'l'h1- v-wlllf-Vml KXI'I'Il'?i Hum ll-I w-5 ':I'IlI4IIlL1. llnmf-n:e I'1-t- rsvln Ilunllzn Huw .lrzvlwv-ll. xI'I!'!l'il .I--flu .lll1'5. .lv-:all Slillllllll. l!:1l'!v:nl':e nm- xlm-la, limi lmxis. l'Mlx IH-11-uw-11 und .l:nl1'-I lullvl' I-.mg :ul Illlllllfll Im'- Iul'v-s lvrxm- I.. mln- xx' In-mg svn! lllx' l'l1'llll'1'S lmul lsr In Ilv- v'u1g1'::x--lv. X1-vfwnlxllg 'fl Hr, 'l'nb!f-p- -lvlyiw-gg 41l'iZ!lll Hliilll 1111-n:lu-rfeflqfi .-xf'-',z14-'1- I xuvrk 111 lll'l'l'ill'ii1gL m:1!'-VI'-I ffm' the- nllnuzll. 'l'h1-s.- uf-nw Xlllrx ll'-i!! lmr. I:2IIIlI'lI IH-lffr-sms, Urullnn Suu' : -Islhf-IA I,1-4. Hull.-V ,l, I-N-hx . ' III un, Q-51-+'r'i:uIIy v!'I'lvlw:1' 1-:1 lhe- :lflw-l'iif'i11:: 1-:u1x1yv:1ig'Iv. 'Will'- s Wvrv l1:ll14I1c':u1+pn-xl lip vi-11:'l.-Qing in, '4'l'1'SlS. XIIIVII 1'I 4fII gm-S 11- Hzzrrx I,il1::'w. dll wr md Illl haul hu - ' ' . SHIPS? Illilll- 'l1l'0'I'. I'-lr 1-l'I'ir-iwnwx' in th'-ix' 111 pq'-I lla I We Have A Nose For News STAFF- liditor: liill lb -1' Assistant I-Iditorsi Mary .trim-Sli!'1l-, Iron ling'-lliardl. Sports Hrliiorsz liud lmxis. i I'JlIIii Ilalvs. I v:ilul':' I-Idllor: lloli- Suu--r, l'1x1-hzingo liillt--rs: l.uvill-A XX--list-i, 4'l:iil'i- llrill. lillSilll'SS XI:iri:lp,:-i's: .illllv XX'li1lil1 ,t. Ironna I,ou Ifooli- ili'wul:il1on AI:m:igi r: llussvl Pugh, l'li-'Ioginpli--i': linvl ll-ei-4-iii'--. Ili-ii-li'l--i's: .l--:iinfllw limp.-,-, ,xi-lin Alan--i', l l'iIz ,Xmlr--ws. 121-no Hiiigw-i'5. .Xilx isori J- illl llunl. Advisor Jean Hunt instructs Editor B111 Reed on front page lay-out, while Donna Lou Foote and Jane Whiting, business managers, figure up their income from the advertising. The avowed functions of the Redskin Reporter are: Promotion of school spirit and good sportsman- ship: expression of student. opinion: cooperation and better understanding' between students, faculty, and community: enjouragement of worthy activities. Besides upholding these standards, the staff joined the National Scholastic Press Association, sold illus- trated programs at football gamesg sponsorcd Rox, the wonder horse from California, in a show on the athletic iicldg participated in the Homecoming paradep sponsored a Personality Contest and Awards as- sembly, gave Casey at the Bat for the I, Club Vaudeville, visited The Denver Post plant during spring vacation, and init.iated new members at picnic at 'thc light plant, April 19. Q.JL,.C,. Arranged around the room are from left to right: Ruel Mercure, Russel Pugh, Prank Bales, Arlin Mauer, Bette Sauer, Don Engelhardt, Mary Anne Sliife, Donna Lou Foote, Jeanette Draper, Claire Ball, Gene Gingery, Fritz Andrews, Bud Davis, Lucille Webster, B111 Reed, June Whiting, and Miss Hunt. The Play That Brought Forth Letters To Dear Editor: pos- Seated-The dummy Knot a member of the senior classy, Barbara Comstock, Bruce Lo- baugh, Polly Peterson, Margaret Keating. Standing'-Ruth Carlson, Bill Reed, Melvin Hogan, Gordon Horst, Odell Bapst, J. Foley Calkum, Bud Davis, Eugene Kennedy, Harry Lingo. Ramshackle Inn, a mystery farce was the pre- sentation of the senior class on May 8. Hilarious and mysterious events occurred within the walls of Ye Olde Colonial Inn on a stormy even- ing. Weaving the webi of humorous intrigue were Bud Davis, Melvin Hogan, Margaret Keating, Bettye Mor- row, Bruce Lobaugh, Barbara Comstock, Gene Gin- gery, Ruth Carlson, Joan Seaman, Bill Reed, Harry Lingo, J. Foley Calkum, Polly Peterson, Gene Ken- nedy, and Bob Nieder. Gertrude Scott directed the weaving. The production staff consisted of Gordon Horst, stage manager, assisted by Odell Bapst, Eldon Beck- man, David Gates, James Glassgow, Franklin Hersh- man, Percy Wicklund, Bette Sauer, Clinton Bradley, and Ray Harrison, sophomore. Property manager, Esther Lee Holler, was assist- ed by Sarah Allen, Janet Foiles, Mary Griffing, Beth Kohler, Ramona Peterson, Dolly Harrison, Audrey Sennett, Betty Weiss, Irene Wilson, Irene Swank, Jean Lecky, and Verona Imfs. Others who contributed to the production were Virginia Burgdorff, Earlene Zink, and Jennie Ann Martin, make-up: J. Foley Calkum, Melvin Hogan, and Bob Nieder, sound effects. mwr ndmualm n v N t1r x from the SUPPFIIIIQIICICIICX of thn loxoldml Illlhlli who lx Aftel pro cssmn to tlkc 1 IJUSIII1 ss pnsllmn N Humto mth thu sucuss of the pa t, to 1tS honor graduate NI lx W Truscott H i ' 1 ' - uf Ii!-17 is ll. W. 'l'rus'nlt wlu this yvzu' rm-- years of svrvive to 1110 lucal school system, Mr. 'l'T'llSi'fJtl Icavvs thc The Scnior vlaps nf' 15147 wishes sllvu-ss for llnc fulurv, cmmnvn- 5- 5 .' ,S .H-. ,S ' . . ,lA I., 1' The Bloomin' Seniors. me 99.530 wud 00999 od B ovfnwoa r 1 Bwwlmn gvavoer 1 sms sgetke n neckma neue 51.11 B IT-ne Gwendolyn Stinnette-V-It is :i wt-ll-ki.-iwn fzlvl that 1.Z'l'1'0ll- VeronaImes-TSum--time-s lim-s llillllillSlYllll'lllIl1'S Im-fs wuud won't kimlh- :t Iirt- su thu-n us.-tl l!i'uxx'l1xwwd lt' l'lU ' M051 U' HV' 'im-' A 'f4 V i'- ll N HIS llllgb' start. tho flame in hw-I' lie-url. She- causvs st his' Nflm' with in tl. A. .L 3. 551 l 'l' Vllll' 3- 352 Hilti 4'll l'llH l, Z. fi. hs-r holvlvit-s of pivturt-s, liwlfllllg, and music. Eldon IB6ckmBn-- RI1ix'e- to thu- lm:-li tit' tht- luis, ph-:ist-. Donald Sterkel-4'l'his 1-tiuntry t'us:timx':t, is small lmt, Sllltlkillfl in the' rt-:nr se-uls only. 'I'his is lit'1'klllH,ll'S -, '. - H 'S wht-ii 't 1-vnu-s to Hlirls, Ihr llllll1lll:4illlSl1lHll'S Iingwl, lla- :ultw-mlm! st-lu-til in l.:lmmit, mighty mighty. tht 1. I ,. I , un, ,llS,,.,,w,.H just MSU. lkzlslilligtrvli I, 2.2 :tml sf-ru-tl :ls smgt- v::l'pt-litn-I' l. Elaine Evanoi!-l1II:ninv dw-sn't In-limw in putting :all hor Milli? :anti Hi: i'm,'lki f'lU.'l yt-gigs in mu- lmskt-1. l't-use-qu:-ntly sln- Dunn ham gh., ,lf-tm. I W,,'H,4 ,f- EC H 'H ll '5 N 'UU ' nl om' in Jolillsttvwli, zu ll'hit1- um- in Collins :ind It NVic'k- ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' U I lund in l.mw-lumi. Shi- lt-p Clulvlwd L, ZS. 1: :md G. A. A,-f-d 1. 2. II. PUTCY Wicklund--Hitht-r :mtl ll-ith'-r ht- vw-ut: l-'nrt Uullius nl' I30l1X't'l'. his timv this way ht- spa-mp hut wht-ii lui wu.sn't l m'rli :w t- ii' :' ' ' ' lllrold Brownwood- lii'uwn xxfvultl :mel Brown tliml :md funtluill lim ummm' h nth PHI H1 XIX' tml' 1' who-I1 it t-aim' tv nthlt-tivs. Ill- was :Q vztlut-tl me-mln-V nt' tht- travla ts-am, :a rugizf-tl fmitluull playa-r and wrvstlf-tl in 2 and II. Harold NVHS l'l?SllllHllllj' st nwmlwr nf tht- rlulv in 2, Il, IZ. :und S4'4'l'1'l1lI'y'll'4'ilSlll'1'I' of tho- Sllllllll' vlass. Betty Booten-lit-1-ullsv shi' is :n if-V5' :tvtivv ,L1'll'l shv Wulfl dir' with ill'l' lnmlfSl un, Hvlty limit:-tl In-r xvuy tllrwuirli Wu Ululv 1. 2. ::, up izmm 11. ag .ter tml.-is ig :tml tbrcht-str:t t. Joanne Wildss-lla-lyilnl' lu-r llfllllf. .lunim wnsu't ll'ild-- shi- just XYil4l :u.w:u' hvr timv iii l':-ii l'lulv 2. fl. 1: Zlllll F. JI. A. I. 2, II. 1. I Jgmes Glasgow llhy si-1-:tk :tml I'Q'llllvX't' :ill thiuht ht-- slflt-s 1'Y4'l'X1lIll' knlvws 177 hrstun is iiiiglulit-i' than hrain, llv shows-tl this in l wvtli:1ll l: ll:l1:cl:uy X'Zlll1ll'Ylli4' I, 2, il, Cliiford Naeve--Iiu-ry tinuf you saw him walkin' dmvn I: 'l'r:u'k 11: l'llI'iSllllHS 'l'7ll'l !lllX I: 1'li--1-lu-1' Vluh I2- tha- sin-vt ht- was .Kll'IlL'-lllgf' l'liorus -l. W 1 I Allene Douglnsif sh. I-. 1. lop 1 lull I. J, ZZ: 4'll4rI'llh 2, Il: :curl 1i:iy'li-'iiwull-ll Ill Iliff ll:4p:1l:uy Yklldvf xillv 2. Alma Belveal 5I'lll 1'-'i-I-In may ilisli ii 'I-ul. lull Alum Qlisli-s ll l-:u'k. l--il iw-iiiviiilf-'I' lil-xx slv-I 'rl-'1l'iIA'll' :infl 'wlfvllsli-ffl will xii lliv- 4-:atkii-1-1.1, Beth Kohler Hin- UI' Ili' lv+Ilv pulls I ox-in liiifxx. Sli- was lln- lu-Ili in Sluflvni Voiiiu-il Ig Il A. X. Lf. II, 1: I'1'ii Vlnli I I. 31. I2 .luni.1i-Air 1':irlv-is fl, I3 l!:isk4-ilmll I, 2, 'I, I3 :null Ililiiflfll YflIl4l'l'lll I- --A V,-I..,.I In :III :in-I I.. :III :I 1'ri.,inI. XlAl'llv' wi-nl Myrtle Terwilliger snillli 111 III-rilnlini 1111- In-r llIII'll li-fir, l-iii xiliil- in l, xfl:infl sln- 1-wk pair! in 12. A. A. in liwr swplw-viii-1' 3--zur, Douglas Belveal Kohler Terwilllger Shirley Lingo Slwrl. lvl--nili-, :in-I fl'-nun'-ly dyiiznniv- A. I. 133 with nwn as mil- of In-r --xlwi-1'111'i'i0i1lzi.i' arztivities. Sho was Ilia- senior l'i'IlI'f'St'lll?llll'4' for lizigday Xv7Illldf'X'll19. Esther Lee Roller Iligli s--lwol uns .Illf4l ill' 1llI1llr 'll 'll Natalie Pierson Musi-- has f'll1il'lll5, lwrliaps that is park for l':Slll'l' Iwo- for Iliis ll1vIlwr vmistv-rl ll1I'f'lHTll uliy Natalia- vlmsn- it :is lin-I' Illillll liwlvlvy. XVhen not har'- Sllnlf-iit 4'4-uiivil Zi: 45. A. A. ZZ, il. 13 lluarrl Mr-inlu-r 1: mnnizmg 5111- milk pqri in 45, A, A, 2, 3. .11 lwlp Vinh 2, 3. IH-p 1'liil+ 2. 22, 1: lizinfl I: Vliif-ftain 1: VIHSS VNU' 733 lg Vhorns 2, 3, -1: l. li.1'. Ii. 41 lI:igrl:u Yuinl--x'illrl1l.3, lhillllillillvlf' 11 Ilmlflill' Vflllfl VIH'T' 3- 53- li 'HNF l 'i I: Girls Illll'H.llllll'IilS Z, 12. 1, niumls SC. 13 :ind liny-Girl guim- ZZ. Valda. Ann Hinrlcksen 'l'Ii:ii Yuldu is not il tliglny girls Polly Peterson lmlly is I-spa-vially iiitm-I-stml in Xflllllil is slmwn in tho t':if't ilml sli+- wvllsxf-ts Sl8.llllllPl'A', XVQ-'ve lwnrnl she' has rvuins and rf-anis and rvzums of il. sprouts. lint mw is only :i Bud non. Sfllllfl of hor othm' inivrvsls Jll'l' Stuflwni l'ouncil 4: G. A. A. l. 2. 3. 41 VN' l'luli I, 2. Il. 1: Vrofsidr-nl 1: Ulm:-vrlvarior 21 lfhurns I. 2. fl, 1: Ski Vlnlv fl. 11: i'lii--fmin 13 Flussplny 4: I, R. 4'. 3, fl. I: ll:i1:rl:uy Vnildmillv I. 2. fl. 1: Girls Illll'8lllllT5'llS l, Il. -1: lmy-girl prmnf- l. 11. Clinton Bradleye' lirml. lliv' Imllzn-i-'ins lwus driver. has had :1 Yarn-sl 4-:uri-1-r in l lil'v-. llo- lvl'-ix with in 2 and vl:1.ss-play thc- suiiiv your was ,-w.-Ininl liigli sf-lin.1I's 1-xtr:-.-vnrricular ilu- lmn-l in I and 1: lm wiudevilled Ml in Il: Sllllivlll lii1ui:4g'ffi' uf aililetivs hf-, zinrl, nun liv grailuatvs-YIT'-EE!I Jean Rogers--.lm-:ni was not one of tlif- noisy svt. but sho Ill-91110 lic-rsv-If lin-:ard in 13. X. A. l. 2: F. ll. A. -1: liflwl .1 0 Donna Jackson- 4'SIir-'s full 4-1' Inn: Sli.-'s full 111' wit: .-. -1, Iinpreiny V:iix1l-willv Il: and .liinior Air1':id1'Is .., 1. Wiili '-vw-v'l'HI11' Sli-1 niulv-s :1 liil. Sln- nimlf- ln-r way iliri-ugli IQ. A, A. I. 2. Cl. I' IH-pl'lul1 I. 3. Il. -13 4'hio-flain L00 Jilitchellv-l.vv Sl'lllll4'llllllH Nlilvlivll lc-ft to plnslvr 11 llwiiii1it:ilwl-- 27. If :uni Ilzigrdziy Yziiiwle-xillo -1. thf- .laps nftvr lils junior year. l-nt rvlixrnvd to plasia-1' I . l,.lI.S.'s oppmiviils in foollmll his sf-nior your. until lv- Georglnxa Thompson' '4Yoi1 1-:an limi: 34-nr pins and I-154,115 was svutllv-nl lui' ilu- lrr-siiwvyvi' l'.S.S. Alwslwl. llw- nizui:iu.-fl lvul l'll Inlw nil Iii-I--ls. Sin- :ilsn I-H-lg 15. A, A. I. 2: In play l-'lmllmll I, 21. 1: llsiskf-Ilmll UL 'l'l':u'k I3 llngilny l . ll. A. 55. I: YW -I'I sI1l1iii 11 limi-l I. 12. I: ll:ilrrI:i5' Yziiidoiille- I: :mil Vlnlv 3. Sl. I. Yzimll-xillv 2. Al. .u 13 ,JC J 13 . Q P V P Q J' X5 I . if N - 4 - iii: 0 - Roller Peterson Pierson linricklen A . 5 3 Q .am iii' ,I Q19 Ng' A- Mitchell S. Lingo Jackson Thompson Hoge rs Bradley 's l--xv-ly, sh--'rs wrig:ui,:f'1i. slif- lnflflligs in 12. A. A. I. 2. EFI Gene H3I1'tn1nn :IIIII his I':II' II:IIII- :II'I- 'I Ii:IIIIIII:II' SILLIII II- I-xI-I'IIIIII- III ' II Q XIIIIIII1-'II hw III'IIII IIIIIIIghI 'IIIII IIIIII'I I' xx I'I I'IIII IIIII XII I II Ixus III SIIIII-III I'IIIIIII'iI II: I'I:IQw ' I ' 'F 5 I' - I! ' 1 ILII-1 . .. .I . .. IIIIIIII I I'IIIIIII:III II. IL IIIlsIIIIIIIII I II.II'II 3: I'III'IsIIII:IQ 'I':IIIII-:IIIXJ I: IlIIIIIIIII:IIIII- II. I: I1:Ig4II:II Y'IIl4I IIII I 'I IIIIIII I III- 'IIII-IIII--II III XII Ii' I 'I I I '. .I. Ib: S . Jennie Ann M3rCiu YIII- III-w N III-I' I'l'IIIx ' ' ' ' I . I. Il .IIIII ,lux NIIIII -s :III IX XXIIIII III sI-IIIIIII SIII- sIIIIII-II III-I' XXIII IIlI'IIlli.2'Il I'I-II VIIIII 3. ZZ, IJ I . II, .I. I ' III'I'iIII I Irma. Schroder Q 'I'I IIIII II III- :III IIIIII-.-I II I-IIIIIIIIIIII.II IIIIIIII N-I-Ins III III IIII I I Il' IiIII'hI-II IIIIl'.' SIII- II:III :I IIIISIIII-ss :IIIIIIIIII III II X X I. -. I. IIII IIIIII I IIII ., .. , , I II:I5 X:I!1III-xIIII- I. Gladys Barnes I'I-II I'lIIII ::. .XI I II' I II I-II.- QIIIII IIIII IIIN I ' IIIIII'Iw I-'IIQI-IIIIII. I I IIII I IIIsIIIIIIIII IN IIIIIII III:III :I I-I'IIxIII If NIIIIIIII III. Lindy Leiilxeit XIIIIIIIIQII III N IIIIIIII- -IIIII II I .I. I, AIII IIIIII .I. Barbara Comstock' --'.' shy IIII-I'--'s IIIIsI'hII-f III his I-II III- IIIII1 III, IIIII IIII'IIIIgII I- 1- XYII-slIiII,, I' IIIIII-II' XII' I'IIIII-lx I --I'I . 'I III I III IIIIII I u Iy III' I'II IIVIIII- IIIII-. Ih:II sIII- IIIIII SIII- III:IIII- III-I' XXIII IhI'IIIII:II I'IIIII'IIs I. 3. I: SIIIIII-III I'IIIIIII'II I: I'I-II I'IIIII . 3. I. -. .-, I. IIQNIIIIIII I' I'l' .IssI: ' II, 3 I I. II. .L .I. IIII I I I I.-. I, II:IskI-III:IlI :IIIIi YIIIIIIII'III I I I IIIIIII'IiII I' IIIIII .I l,I-:IIII-I' 2: Ski I'IIIII ZZ, I I'I'I-s. I: I!II3-IiiI'I I IIIIQ I II rv Z. II: Hug ID:I5 Y:IIIIII-xiIlI- I, ' II' Ellgene Hadley XIII III:II III- IIIII-s SIIIIIQ II-ss. IIIII III:II III- Hartnlnn Martin IIIII-5 .IIIIII-I IIIIII fun IIIIIrI-. NI-IIIII-ss III say. s-I-IIIIIII IIIIIIIII Schroder Barnes II:IxI- III-I-II IIIII'--I'I-III XKIIIIIIIII IIIIII. IlI-III- IIIIIIII-II IIIS wsu thI'IIIzI:lI I'hIII'IIs II. II SIIIIII-III IIIIIIIII-II 21: Ski IIIIIII FI: III 'IIfIIII Ii. I fII'IIII 5 II'ISII II'IIII I I' I I' I I I Lois Livengood- SIII- IIIIIIIIS IIII- III-IIII IS III:III-- I-I' Iillll :IIIII IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII' ' I I'I'IIliI-. 'l'II IIVIIII- il SIII- l'I'IIIiI-III-II II--I' xI:I.I IIIVIIIIQII ll. . . ' 3: I 5 'I ' I iii. 3 Ig Lorna Leichliter -SIII-'s :I IIIII-I-II III IIII- IIIII-III-II :IIIII IIIIIII-S iI l:AI'HIl'x lim-1111.-Xi'I:fI l'.'t.'IW.kI',Ij'l',I'uIf':14 HI,I.HI!I.V :':IIII' I III I-I'IIwII III-I' king' wiih SIIIIII- III' III-I' III'iIII-'s IIisI'IIiIs WIII-II I' ' '- ' ' ' ' II I II-IISI' IIIIII I II' 'I' I1 '-'I' I1 IIIII: IIIII IIIIIIIIA' Florence Billlellf I'5II:IIIIiII- I-.IIII--I III rIII:III II:II'Ii:IIgI-S. IIIII' ' This uns :I LLIIIIII III-IIIIIIIIIII III' lPIII5NIf' IIII-I IIxII:IIII1lI'II I - ': II ' I Il. .I. .I. I. I3 I' I I'IIII I1 I .1I.,X. fl: Margaret Keating 'SIIUS P5 I IIIIII I'i4 I'- I'-'I'I .IIIIIIIIIII IIII7II'II::II: II'II:IIIsI:INI1:II X':IIIIII-xIIII- LII I SIII- xiImIII-II III-I' may IIIl'I'llIl.II 5Ill4I III II U'I II I IIIII ' .I, I I, I I . . . - . I'I'I' -43 Flass IIIIII-I-1' .I. I.. X .K I It I IIII IIIIII Lomuse Mendnnhall III IS IIIII IIIIIII- I-I-I'I:IIII IIII:II I,IIIIIsI-s 21, I2 IIIIUVIIS I' :Z II' II IIIIISSIIIIII' II IIUIIIIIIIIIIIII I' IIIII-IIIIIIIIS :II'I-, IIIII I . II. .I. I-I-IIIII iIIIIII-:III- :III I IIIV' :II- IIIIA IIIIX V2ill1I YlII' I-I-I I II 'II I IPl I3II II I IIIIIIII-. SIII- IIIit'S III IIIII IIIIIII.IgI':II-IIs :IIIII IIII- II hIIIIIIy ir: II:III- Ig Hag: IHI5' .XIII-nI:IIII .I. :III:Iy slII-'ll just III- 'I'iIIIiIIp1 IIII IIII- IIIII I-:IIIIIII4I'IIIIIIII. Eugene GInZ'e1'Y 'TIII' F II I-S 'I'IIII'II,I SI u'II'SI'iII-InI'fI'I',i Mary Knox I.iI'I' may II:IxI- ils IIIVIN :IIIII IIIIXIIIS. IIIII l'II I-iully in Miss MI'I'1IsIiI'5 S VIHNS4 IIIIPII ll I.A'Jf'SI I'llH-1' t:IkI- IIIIIII' IIII :I hIII'sI-. sans AIIII1. .XIIIIIIIIIIII SIII' IIiIIII'I. III' nmking IVIIIS tII I2I'I-I-II-y. III- DHl'Il4'lII:lI1'II In I IIIIII IIIII'sI- :II'IIIIIIII III SI-IIIIIII :Is SIIIIIIII III I'I-II I'IlIII 3. Il: I-'. 13 l:I-dskin l:I-IIIIVII-I' II. I: I IIIIIIIIlII- 13. IZ IIPISIWIIIPIII 35. 'IS II, .I. Ig IUII: Imp Y:IIIIII-x'iIII- Il: IIIII'sI-IIIIIIII I'iIIIII:4 is III-I' 'l'I-III-Ig ZZ, Ig I'IzIssIII:Iy I: I:IIIIIIIII:IIIII- 21. I: I'III'isIIII:Is IIIIIIIII, 'I':IIIlI-:Iux I. Mable Kercher- IYIIIII IIIIIIIII IIII- IiI:1IIII IIII IIIIIIIIIII hI I'. ary Alxce Hummel I lNIx' II IN I In I ll I x IdI IIIII i II WIIIIIII sIII'I-ly IIII IIIII III' IIIISIIII-AQ IIIIIIIIIII III-I' I-III-I-ry SIIIIII' JIIIII IIIIw III:III5 IiI'IIIIx IIII-:IsI-', ' XXI- I-IIIIIIIII'I II:Ix'I- IIIIIII- IIIIIIIIIII II4'I' iII 42, .I. .I. I. 3: I'--II IIIIIII I: If. II. A. I, 2, II: lin: II:l5' Y:IIIIII-xiIII- 'Z Ia Y? viii' 31, -2 '? 1 W Leifheit Comstock Radley Leichliter Keating G-ingery Hummel Livengood Bauer Mendenhall Knox Karcher Scha Lu Her Cas SSEO? uh! J 0 n e s Cahxpbeu Grim spren ng gel- W Eileen Schaler 'l'li:it littl1- girl uilli tilt- long h:iir. that vaimt- lie-rv l'i'um twliviw- did slit- vmiio- l'ruiii'.'l. likffl tu do-sig:ii vhvtht-s iii livl' simrt- tiim- wlu-ii slit' w:isn'L taking.: part iii t'li1u'us it :ind Yzititit-x'illv Sl, l. Keith McCoy- Nut :iii 1-xsiiiiplv ut' :i ilrivt-i', lit-'s tht- ri-ul Alt-Huy :aftn-i' elrixiiig' his way tlirutiirli I , I-'. A.: :intl thnst' vtvtiiiti'y iwnirls-witli si. lvus full ul' sturh-tits. Doris Jones Altlwugh he-i' mimi- is .lmu-s tlu-rv :art-ii't tummy likt- mir grw-ti-i-it-rl lvluiul. lmris: --W-in tliuturll slit- viiim- lu-rv 1-lily this yt-:ir frmii l'1-tiiisylwitiizi. Mary Dolores Griliug'-5l:ii'y iiiziy lu- Ihvluiw-s lvut llt'Yt'l' Ufl4'iil'l4lllH.H 'l'his mr-ans sin- nas on tht- lv-vu-I with ht-i' vlzissiiuitt-s :intl :ilwvv lt-vu-l iii ti. A. A. l, 2. 'L -lg Pviv l'Iuh lg Vhie-l't:iih lg luii.:tl:iy Yzuulvxillt- l: .luuiwvr Air t':iml4-ts l. Irene Wilson - lt xx:islt't :igraiiiist lin-t' wil-sun lo tuliu up tiim- in it-ttf-r writimr. win-ii shi- wasn't 4-ull:-ctiiif: 'mst vzirtls ui' pai'tivipatii1g' in 41. A. A. l, 2. fl, lg IH-11 lluli lg :tml ltzigwlzig A2-I.lldl'Yliit' l, .-. Bob JenBonf'l'h:it stmkisl laid with ai lvruuiii. swt-pt his way tlirnuprli tht- littvi' nt' tht- halls :is wt-ll as f'iltll'llS l. 2. Il, 13 Hand Il, tg NVi't-stlim: 2: 'l't':u'k Il: Hzipzday Vau- tlvvilh- I. 2, tl. -lt Orr-lit-sti'a l: i'llt'4'kt'i' t'luh Il: and still found time tu lick a few stamps for his hobby. u ' B iirgggrx J alison es n-rizil itll' ii. lot nl tru-mls wliili- slim- wits sml:i-Jvili ll l'1-p 4'lulu 13 :uid livr- tlmugrli l. 2. Maxine Lucas Whilt- 4-till:-1-tim: stumps :intl mul hui' st-iwiplmt-iq. shi- also 1-nll 1'totl th-i'tclx :uid xxziiit tw J. Foley Calkum lt' tins-rv is sninvtliim: yuu ktmw, :isk liinstviug it' lu' :lm-sn't lumw. ask l.--1-3 it' ht' tim-sii't knuw. tlivrt-'s still .l. l-'uh-y. XYhilo ht :iiiswvriiig mia-sliutis lu- wus on tha- t'liiv-ftziiii Stu 1-lass play Sl, 1. ' wasii't ft' -1: :uid ll kids: ., ... Joan Campbell llllt' ut' thirst- ymli-liiig t':iiiipln- slit- Mule-le-tl lu-r uni' tlii'miL:'li Rsiixdsiy Y:itult'vill1- here- shr- and Ur- Lois Sprenger lt' silt-in-v is g-tlldt-n. imtn' linusn- cuinv-s. just likt- shi- wo-nt through t'hui'us l: vlu-sti':i l. slit- was tl: Rag'- Virginia Burgdorl!-At'tt-i' lwt-ping lmiiny busy, kt-pt busy in ti. A. A. 1. II. Sl. ll Pt-p Club I. 2. Il. tiny Vutitlt-x'illv l. LI. 33 and Clicckt-i' Club 3. David Gates- Watt-li out fur Gut:-s may truly iw zi sign in Luiigliiunt. hut it zipplit-s e-qually tu Davy in Fmwtlizill 13, 3. 4: Baskcthall Il. fl: Travk 1. 2, Il. 4: I, t'ltilm 2, 3 45 Bachelors' Club 33 and also eighth grade girls. Shirley Rutledge Shl- AAJISIIII in sl run, Sh-- XA.lNll'l nn :u l--nigh Shl- uns Nll'l llA Ill lhl- 94,-,...xv ull.-11 ll vuml- ll- Hlllillilllig Hllll tho' hrzfinf' Sha- mad' hm' xxny llrr:-null ll. A, A. I: l'--5' Vluh I, fl. I3 Ulnavrus l, 2. 1: and lun- Dorothy Riesling l.:uuqh fm-I nhl- xx--ll-l lltllQ.1ll?1 wilh you is llmmtlnys lllUll4', I'-vu' Il--1'-lilly :elxxruyf has :l Sllllllk Shw- smih-ll he-r wav Il1l'ou'h 1. . L A. A. l, 1, ll. lg IW-1' Vlul- 3. II, li lhillllllllililv' Z: l!:u4d:+1y A':1mim-x'illl- II, -1. Margaret McE11'0y 'ir-:ll :hims h:lx-- --wmv fr'-m llolyulw :md in lnwq-l:uul high sm-ln----l rhl- xxuw ,lllSl -'li--. Gordon Horst 111-rlly. 1h.- hwy xxllll lh-- I---rdy. wus zu lmmiy lull with :1 lmmn:--1' xxhvth- r mzulnhg' mv-:lv-l lu-wus.-.4 1-r ln-ing' stuprl- prmiuvtiun lllZl.ll?l1,fl'l' I'-fr lhl- s-ninr hlru. XYh1I-- lll s--lnwll lu- lumum-rv-li his xxuy lllF1llliIll Uhnrus l, I. IZ, 1: 1'l1i'-l'r:nm l: I-'-wllmll il. 13 XVI'--ailing 3, 323 lizurwluv Yzulrll-vil .- Edwin Hanson ll-ll-1' lxn--xxx: :lx XIV. lQIll'lll'lI'N l'lL.1lIl h:mll. ll-In----u JllIf4AK l'llIQ Ihf- 1--ll-plum--, XXI'lllllL.2' 1-xvllsn-S, :md lv---pun: Im.-IX UI' 1-xl-1-5 llllh- llllllt. liwixxin l'HllIlll timu Audrey Sennett ll' A--ll --:nfl ln- lI'lll' 1.. -.hp --r lXX1vA1Ill'l'1' hl-tlo-r 1-11 xxilh llll 1. Ill-xwx--r it 1luln'l mlm- :4 lhr--l-- Ruueglge Kiesling' N-nw In :gl-I .AllllI'l'A Illl'l'llQ.1ll 41. A. A. l. 3. Sl, I: IW-11 Ululv McElroy Horst l. 3. IC. lg 1'h--lux I: :lull llwml l. II. Dolly Harrison In-llys .gn-:lllw1:l1z-rn l-l 'lIl I..ll.S. null ll-:uv :l lug' spmw- ll-1' nhl- --:ull Il--rg'-l lvl' 5ll'llI Iv-use- :xml A lgrbgrg, Samuelson In lxw-ping xxllh ll-I XX-'sl Alvlllli. lml 1-I4 lIl1Il', ' Slll- :els-l xxlll lf-:uw :l x:u':llu-'A in il. A. ,L man, Ku AYQ-st, ll:n'lr:4l':u hull an Il 4'I' I1lll'l'1'Fl lll lllf' ANTH I: I-'. ll. A. li :lml llngwlrfp Y:a1nlf-xxl!l- II, Siu-alsl-l1:ui:u1 intl-rl-sl in I-'. ll, A, ZZ, ig :xml 'l'I '!ISlIl'4'l'l Betty Wiess Is --nw 1-1' lll--sw ll--1-Ih-'ull girls nhl- lie-1-ill:-fl Jonathon SChWBX'tZ---.lvllillllwll jusx gf-I llrvwl 1-1' Il :ull :md I.1'x'-lnnfl uns lh-- h--It-1' :nt'l'-V lIAlll5.Z lll l:l'l'lll1Illll for nm- ll-uk gg pl-lull-r. LX llull-gl'JIllll!llllg gluing-y. A--zur. Shl- hll with :l lmng, p:n'I1wi1-:ulullg in 11. A. A. l. I1 IW-gl Vllllv l: :ellll Ilnpgllzu A'llllll0'AIll l. Marion HIOOI1----Al:1l'im1 pl-ps-lu--I'-gum Alm-V'-. lms :1 ll'-VA nalurv- whivh no llwulvl rl-ll--1-is l'l'1fm -'lmsihu so Illilllj Ill'1 Beverly Adams Slillv 'I'l'-14Sul'f-1 lll l'.lllllI ' llwnu'm:lkv-l'S tru:-ks, Sho- 'l'lvIlllllA-:.1llIllIv'll h'-I' muy Ilnrwugl: ll. A, A nl' Aim-VI'-fu Inv 5'-:uri ln:-ullw-r -rl' se l1:oIwn:lI vwrlllllillvv- lj, Il, ll l 'l' Vlulv I, II, 13 4'l1m'l1f- ZC::nl1vl Il:lagrl:l,x A':lml1-- Ihls Amir, :llul Ill-lm-llmll--1' nvxl Av-:ul'ff 'I'llv-sv :Irv llvv- Xillv fl, l. 1-1'l5's must lllllvvvflillll :lm-1-:nhlislumf-nlsi ll4'XA 'A'!'I', shw- was In Simi.-m mlm..-il lj 11, X. A. I, 3, SI, lj :uml l . ll. A. Marthl Saulcy- Sinvv lhl- sf-nun' 4-hes, 1-lu-sv Al:u'lh:l .lf-an I, 2,214 1, as Il.A.R. rl-prose-l1t:1Iixw llwrw- is mvllnim: ls-fl ln sup about ha-r good quulitiv-s. She- slum'-rl ln-r gum! quaulilie-5 Jean Lecky l.u1m'l,x I.:-1 ky. Sh--'s :u gurl xxnlh nhnlity in ln 12. A. A. I. 23, Il, I: l'f'1v Vluh I. II. l: 4'lwl'us l U, Ji, 1: 12. A. A. l. I: l-', ll. A. II. lg l'l'l'SlllI'lll 1: liuxrmlzu Xrllllilf' 4'lllt'fI2llll -1: Flussplzay IC: l-!1vlm+ll:nhI1- I Il. 13 l'l'f-sill'-nl 1: xnlh- 3, 1: :uni Jll'llI'A rf- 1-:an-lm za man. and Rapzday Vande-villv 1. fl. 1. Betty Flider N1-lwwllx lx l l11l--r in sln-Vll1:uml than HM- Ramona P8t0l'!0ll l'v-lv-f. lvul In-I Small l'--I-, Hun- ll. Sln urls :ulsw Il ---- l H1 41. A. A, l, I: I . ll. A. 2. 11 vlvr. Sllv' Vllllll' Ulll with :l hull- III li, A. A, l. U, 3. li lluh-l il. lg :mfl .lum-lr Au' 4':l-lots. lntra.-murals 3: l'lll4'l-llilll I: :xml li-vuml1:nhl1- J 21, I. -I Q 3 72 A lg I 1 '-17' at .I 2 x .di 'il 5: AS 'M R..- wg- '37 -7 7 A, I ,,.,- A il f 1 2? ' ' Hanson Sennett Harrison Wiess Adams Lecky Plider Samuelson Schwarz Moon Saulcy Peterson Woellle Foiles Davis Bevel- Bnpst Sandall Mary Woe1i1e-- .xltlinitgli Mary xi':isn't zi. hig' tlirt. slit- was :I lilllv XY1illln'. XVIII-I1 IIHI UXYINIIIIIIII :tl'nu11. MINT ln l,,ng,.d I., 4:. -X. A. jg I'vp t'lllli 2: I lllvI'llS 2, Cl. li MINI ll:ig'd:t5 Yzitule-x'illv 3, Il, Janet I'0i1es t'ui's4-sf lfnilml :imiiii-V-litit .lzmvl Hw:isn'l l nila-tl wlie-ii it I-:tniv tu Sttidvnl t'uunly I. II: HI'Iit'vi' Il: iz. .x. .i. 1. 3, ::. tg In-:ml Zz, t: IH-p Vinh 1. 2. Il. I: RHI' tl::5' Yziiitlw-xillv I. I. II, I: :ind t'lit-wlwi' l'luli ZX William Bud Davis' 'l'liw-rv 2ll't' tum sidv-s In I-v1'l'A' fltit-stiuii-tliv wwilll-2' sith- :uid ini' SIIINH WIN UI Slflilhl' with Ihillyglitul sirhld into Stud:-nt t'i1tin4-il 2. El. I: I't't-s- idvnt I: I'liii-ftziiti I: llvdskin lin-ptwtm-I' I: Polly 2. II, I: ' I 'V I I lwmllrztll L. .,. I: llziskvthztll L. Cl, I: 'I't':t1'k L. fl. I: Vlass- play Il. I: l'lii'istin:is 'I':tlvl+-:itlx 2: I.l!.I'. Il. I: li:ip:d:tv x'?lllllI'Ylll1' 11. Il, I: Iilllll LI. Il. I: I't't-sid:-nt Stats- l. ll. t'. t t-i1I'i-t'4-iii-v I: I':n'stms, Kzi.ns:is I. D0l'0I5hy Lifzenberger-.XIix':tys 1,.Z 'llll0. :ilwnys kind. slr stunt- lint- Ililluw sliw-'ll lu- :i tind. ln tha- tnvuntitnv- shi- has found ln-r way thruuprli 1'i-p Uluh I. 2: l'lwi'us I: Iiziprtlziy Ytiudi-x'illv -I. Bob Neiderstiirls :Irv stnmu-sn-tl In lizuw- tht- 4-h:ii'in III' IIl':tc1- hut this is uni- ot' thi- tim:-s thu- situation wus rt-vt-rst-d and Iitih had tIram-. Roh gi':ivc-d his way lllV0llI-FII. 4'lmi'us I: Rand I: Hzislu-tlmll -I: Classplzty I: Iiotnidtulilti Ig liriprlituii I. Z. 3. Litzenberg er Nieder Kennedy W. Hicks Lobaugh Carlson Gene Kennedy- W'I'lit- Ii up with ph-nly nl' llllllI'll ff yI'll I-uitlfIn'I gi-I hy him in tht- will-tm'l'i:t witlwtit :i lulnch tit-kt-V. Iii:-It IllUll1,.:ll lin- turn'-tl Ilu- litnvh tlvkw-ls lnlti I-milk-tti his ni:iin intt-rw-sts xii-rw-: Vliwrtts 3: :ind Ili-- I'l1lSSlllJlj I. Loyd James Bever--'I'liis lztd wus rv-:ally 'un I'I:t,:w-i' lil'Y4:l ' hut this lwztxw-r gm-s in for higli illlllllliv lIl'4ljI'l'lS ln- stv-:id uli lntildinp.: liltlv- dunis. IYith his' iiitirli-I :ill Itl1lWl' :ind high grridt-s lie- th-ix lllI'llllp.1ll XXVI-stlliig I: tlirisltmts 'I':ihlv:tux II: Vluli I: :intl Iltittndluhlt- I. Odell Bapst-- Nut l'1tlisIffl!:lliSIf Hd:-l hluv rihhniit-tl his way tliruturli 1-'mitlutll ZZ. l:'l'l':t1.'k ZZ. I: t'l:tsspl:ty stagi- I'l't'XY Il. l. Ralph Sanclallftliit- uf thi- wni'lii1i1.:'t-st t'n'll1iws wp know. III- wnrlwcl :it Irving' zi stttda-nt. lu' wurkml on thi- jani- torial SI:tI'I' and :it running.: tht- milt-. Htl did right wi-ll ut :ill tlirvtf :ind l'hmirus Il. 'IZ Tt':u'k Il. 4: Roundtable 3, 4: HI't'it-I-i' I: llzigmlzu' Yatitli-villv 3, I. Bruce Lobaugh--'I'hv lv-ss s:iid thi- lilftli-1' In-4-zitisit Bruvi- Ill?llHljIl'S tu spvuk for hinisl-lf. Ht- t:tlk4-d his way through t'lwrtis I. 2. Zi. I: t'Iifvi'us I. Z. II. -I: Ulmrus Board 4: Ilund I. I: Clzissplay :L -I: Huuiidtuhlt- Il, VI: Ul't'i4-slr -I: HMI-fdzly Y:iutIt-x'ilIt- 2. 3, I: lioys' Ifliist-inlilv 2. 3. I: Mixed i1t::n't1-t Sl: t'lzu'ins-I qtuirln-I I: li2ll'lIl'lUl'S' t'luli 3. RuAh Irene Carlsonvult' you kiww Iittthii-. like wt- knuw llutliii--Hli-IIh-Oli-wliztt il girl! Slit-'s quill- clmnsi-y and vli:-sv lit-r wsu' tliruttgli tl. A. A. I. 2, AI: l't-pi Uluh 1. 2. Il. I: l'lit:i'us I. 2. SI. -I: t'l:1SSDlPl5' 1: Chit-t't:iin -I: Round- tzthlu 4: Ilztgday Vaudevillc 1. 2, 3, -I. I All If Vx Lenharclt Mo skal Allen Reclmann Harold Lenhardt---'l'IIis kid xxilh 4 II lNxX I v K lx I I llxl I ' 1 ,. N I I+ obert Brlggs I IIII N 'Hr si Allsup Ban gert Johnson Bath Briggs Sauer Seaman Fowler I I lllf 6 te Sauer X I ll III ,, IxIlL N14 x Illl. Shirley Moskal : I - ,.I Inu lx. N Il IPI xl N Ill xl fs: '. :-gg :III-S -.4 I N I I . 1 -' :s Inn 'W xlbdu 5 1' 'z S I- ' ' :pgm:4' : - - , e Allsup lI'.' I: - . 's I : 4' lj 's jl' I wen-x XIIILI ' ' JOB!! Seamin- .l: :, -. : ' , ': :I ' '. -:III: I .' 1-'.' - . : '- ' -I ' : s 4- .1v- 2 - , . yx: . - :I - S :I ' ' '. . , - '- F ' .':l' ' hlt -'Ls ' .Z. :S A drey B1ng'ert- l7:I I: Ir. I ' S -': ,A 5 L' I- 3 ':'F'f-' H - I -- - v - I .-. . - -. .. , 'mm g , 1I .' :I f: : III' .4 1 ll - A. .,.., . .,. . .-,., . Kenneth Johnson I'-IIII isn' : I' 's - : '- ,.-5 - S, , -, - , WN, ,'.-- , -S V.,--l . Verne Fowler l,:V-A - 'SI .- : ' ' -I uri-1 s : ' 4: .. 2. : I ::I lil Ii' 1' ' '. .. .. Z: !:.'i- : : . -' : 5. -' --: 'ur ,-.': l - , Marian Bilfh ll:Il'iwII's su I':Iil'. 5'-I In-xe-r plwvufl. SIA: Iulks :Il will 51-I ll4'X0'l' II-IIII. Nl:1I'inII IIIIIIQ p:II'I in 1'llIll'llS I1 :IIIII l1:IgII:Iy X:IlIvl1-xIlI:- ... Sarall Allen - lI' siln-III-v xv-rv l.2'IVlIlI'Il Slllrtl lv' I'i1'll. lb'- spilf- lII'I' :QIIIII--rs. sho' lI!ll'llI'Il'2ll fl iII Il. A. .L I. 2, IZ. IZ Irene Redman- HI' :III In-r ll '3lSlIl'4'5 llilll' If- sw-3 is Illl' rim: I-Vlllll III:II I-vI'I:IiII III-. Ilvsizlvs l I':IIIk, ll'l'lIv' lI'I1l Betfye M01'1'0W 'lqlll IIIIIII-III'-at girl III -I-lI1'4Il IIIIIIIIIII Ill III: xx IX IIIIIII I 1 ,Ne I Melvin Hogan ' 1.1! :' - : ' : -A : -- -' : -: '- ' I-1' ' I 'lll' . 1- :s ' s' 1- :I : ', - ': S s' ' P. IIII'--II:.L'lI VIII-I'IIs I 3. JI. I: Slllllvlll l'4vIIll1'iI I: l wIIlI:IlI L. il I: liusko-IlI:IIl L, ZZ. I: 'l'r:II-li 3. Il. I: I'l:Isspl:Iy I: llilllflllf' x'HIIIl4'YlllI' l. 2. Cl. IZ I, l'lllll 2. Il, I: UI'I'iw'I' I3 I'l:IHs IIIIII-I-I' 111 l:Hl'llI'I0l'S' I'IIIII 313 lluys' I'1IIsI-IIIlIII- 3, ZZ, I1 :IIIII Il4Iys'43Il:Il'I1'III- I, Bobetta Hanna- SIiIl IIII-5' p::Iz4-Il :IIIII still tha' wulule-I' gn-wi IlI:II um- small lIv':uI I-IIIIIII I-:II'I'y :Ill sho- km-u'. SIII- km-w III-I' way IlII'1IlIp:lI SIIIIIIIIII Villlll- E Vera Zimmerman- 'I '-':. .' - III' : -: ' - , V: - - ' 1 . '-2 ig: . 'lI'l 0 .' A ' I-2 'vu' .' I ll 'A ': xv-,' :II I sIIII:Iws. sln- :Ilsu sold III-I' way IlIl'0lll-ill Il. A. A. I. L, il. I: I . ll. .L I: Hug:- rluy xv1lllliI'YlllI' 3, lj I'lIi--I'I:IiII I7 :IIIII 4'zII'1'I4-I-in 1:4-IIIQIQIVIIIIQI' I, Morrow Hogan xllll 31218102358 Hag-yy Lingo III- I-:nfl I.lnglI :my lmugw-I' in I. ll. S, 1'--I his fliplwmn is slwxinu him un, Nhiln- li11Li l'IllI: ll V ll' was pri-Sitle-Ill HI' Ihl- S1-niur I-lussg Sllliln-Ill Imixm-il IZ: l'hi..p'l,.iH lg I'lgl5SplgI5 SI, I: 1'l1i'ifIni:es 'I':Ilul--:lux I: lin:- llny X':ilul1-x'iIln- I, TZ, I1 I'x'w-sinh-ill ul' VII:-wlio-1' Vlilln III ll I-lui, gg- 1: '.',I.Itlmll SZ. I5 llnslql-Ilunll ZZ, lj :xml 'l'i':n-li Il. Robert Frazier Ill- SlI4llI.LLLl0'1l :ull-up xxilh lhf- 5l'IlIHI'S. lvlll smln-lwxx hi- ll-I'i us ill ilu- --ml I-I' lhl- Iirsl sf-inf-sl'-V. Earlene Zink--mguu-I-nil-, Qin.-I-ii nl' lhl-in :iII-- mn lmlx ul lhl- lmys Ivul :als-I ull Ihl- :alumni llmnr-vvmiim: Ilny. In III-lui-I-I1 lim'-S shf- uns YI1-4--I-iw-Snlf-Iii Slllllvlll I-'mm-il II: html.-ut Umim-il I: II. A, A. I. 2. 3'. I: I'--If 4'Iulv I. Il. I: Clie-I-l'l1-:mlm-1' Il, I1 I . ll. A. I3 ling' lmy X':ll11l1-xillv I, Z. 32. I: :ami ll4Illll'i'4IllIlII3g 13111-I-in I: Ii:ip:rl:iy AIII-mlnnl J. Bill Reed A su--ll lv-I-il :mel I'm sun- hf-'ll sm-I---I-nl. III- :-I-rI:iinly mlifl su.-I---I-ll in Sllldvlll Vnum-il I, IS, I1 Jllllllil' Class l'I'1'SIll4'llI fl: 1'lwl'lis I, 2. I: 4'l1i--I'I:ein lj I-lllilur ol' llu- ll:-rlsklli IZ'-pnrll-r lj I-'mlilmll I, Z, Fl, I: Illus- kw-Ilmll I. 3, 21, I: 'l'r:u'k I, 2. II. I: 1'l:isspl:iy II. I3 I. Il. U. 2, Il. I: l'r--sifl--ni I: I::uul:i5 Yuiiwlvxilll- 1.2, IZ, Ig I, 4'luIv 2, II. I3 l'i'1-sill.-nl 1: :0II4l 12:41-In-lm-S' 1 IuII Il, Dixie Lee 0'De1l sh.-'S ,401 what '-.-.map hiih.-,--- 1.,..k, In.,- mmiy hun- I-.nur :md gun--. In si-lwnl shi- XK1lSl'IVllllllL nml Irving' in l-'. ll. A. I, I, II, I3 11. A. A. I. 2: IH-5. Vluh I, 3. I. Irene Swank - Shi-'ll sh'-xx hf-r :srl xv-rlx :mul 1-rufis iii hf-V IVIIIIIIV' lmmc- for shi- uns Sw:unIq in I . ll. A. I3 ll. A. A. lj :mel llziskn-Ilmll lllll'lllIllll'illS I. Delores Cooke--ll'-lv-'x :I Sniill- for :III whn smilie Iirsl. Sonia- day, swim-nviw will Sllllll' nu! for :I rf-turn Smilv lm' fur il t'lmk. mn! -Byte! Cook Tfazwii u. Lingo vi - 'W Wade Hicks XVIII-'h is AA4HAII1'2l.llll uhivh iw hurl'-. Hill AAIPIIUIHI limuwsf ilu! XN':nI1- Iillv-is hw XVII' AVN-slliligg 32. Illinupzh Janet Etter -1':il1 Ami Illlillglllf' hmm wilhwul VIJIIF'-'W I'lI ' pgllru willwui AxnlIwli5 .'- Nui' 'I'h--in Ami 1':un'I im:sg'in- ,l:llIl'l XYlllIHlll 7il'll' AIIlwuI.L'h tho-5' xx:-rv tug'-Ili--1' 4-Im 4, slsuiily, .Inns-I hzul limi- Im' 41. A, A. I. -. .., I. lflv 1 lull I. ,, .,, lg 1'lu-I-rl:-:ulfi ' 4lIlPl'lI'4 I 'I I: Ski Uluh ,... 1lII4'Il'lII'l I' I ll 4 -1 -- I' IMI. .., .,, , f:' ': lu xIlHi1Yllll' I, 2, f', 1 l-:Isla--Ilmll Illll'7llIlllI'HlS I. Z. 15, IZ :ami Huy-l2ii'I Ilwmf l'x'a.nk1in 1-Iershman Alilwuuh ho- was qui.-1. hi-'Il h.uxl his fun: :III h-1 in-I-.Is is lu Iilltl lh-- right wmv-. III- fmmrl II puitilipilili, in I'lg,1lIx I ' 1 luis III' fun uh:- INV1-slling I3 I-'-Illtlmll II. I: :mul l I X I Nh- 1-nulil 'illlll' - - im In-in lx iIun:i.' Wenona Anderson XVI-III-lm, lh-- musiv: . I . I ex-ii when she- h.ui .I horn In luluw. Sho wwml--I'--rl hviw- 'iflw-1' In-ing' 'un -if-tin Q11 lint in Kellum I1 luuu I. 21 hi-rv shf- II:ii'Il1'lp:II1Il in Ianni IX, I Dorothy Stickler- Alllwugh In-willy has just lv----in hvr- Ihis last yn-ur, shi- has won ha-1' way into the h1.n'Is .It many with hw-r fri:-nelly smilv. I-'rum N1-wtlm, Iowa, sh' ak' pu! in Ihp Vlulv I I I y 1 1-:iinv In I: '- : ' Q'h1ll'lls -1. lllll Roy Kno117XYhiI4- nut lIllk l'lIIl: with CIW-kg and Wm.-1,,.S he- was guim: about Iimlinp: the- 4lil'I'l-rn-111-r lu-yn.-a-rl pm-li- I plv :ind Sliidl-lvzilu-l':4. ged ngirshman on -D 911 Anaefson nk 2323121 X H 1' ...gf ,.lI1llI +1 11.1111 :111 11-11 1111 l'lll l11x111 ' 1111111111 P 111 411- I11 Ill' 111111111111 111 N-If '1-1 1' 1-l1111-- 111-1111 l.111l111,, 1111111 1111 11- 11,111 11s11111 V1 11-111111 I111l11x :1111l 111'- I11-f XI1l4111 HI1 X1lI llIllX l':11l1I N I11X 1 4-1111111 N X11 11111 N111l1'5. 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It doesn't take twins to agree that our paints can take it. However, the Hicks twins choose the old favorites- M. 82 P. inside and outside Paints Climatically Correct. KING LUMBER COMPANY Irene Wilson, Earlene Zink and Janet Foiles drop into MACY'S DRUG for that refreshing after school drink. Macy's makes one want to follow that swallow with another. Hey fellas--look! Gates is making like Esquire with that suit at PHINNEY'S. N0 kidding, though- We're first with the latest in smart duds for smart fellows. PlIlNNEY'S-for men Ruth Carlson, Shirley Rutledge and Beth Kohler stock up on chocolate cookies, candy bars, bananas fyum, yumi and all those HADLEY'S GROCERY. You'll find those unusual items at 812 Garfield. ' good picnic foods to be found at, Joanne W1ld X7llf'glI1l'l Burgdorfl md Fsthcr Ice Rollmr st p 111 1 IFSIII' CIPXNPRS o lefnc '1 ,fument Knot owned bv 'tll thru! for a I eslles super re nevx o I PQLII' The Lle mer Ph 330 421 Cleveland omg 8 nfrnnmns 7 My an To keep Bruce and Ruel qlllG'l, for th1s long that VVQSt1l1g,h0llSL rad1o phonograph and those MGM records must have somethmg and brother, they do Stop 1n at WIcCONNELL'S HARDWARE and hear for yourself Bett3e Morrovs and Mlflam Felberg 1nspect DRAPI' R 5 Modern Cut Rate Drlg Store It s pla1n to see that Harrv IS adm1r1ng a p1pe and that Bettye and M1r1am are planmng to nave the Skln you l xe to touch but how about the bath salts Art M 8 M GROCI4 R1 It s U m m H1 when one starts food shopplng Mary C1r1ff1ng Ramona Peterson and .Ienme Ann MaFt1UI3OSlt1V6lX drool when they consldmr what thev rt gonna cat on th It pxcnxc Maehs rmllx haxe lt 1 1 n ' : zz A at if J 1. 1X1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 A A A f 1 AA 1 1 - V Vx? 'M H H A t c ll 1 044 ' 1 t A . J, r C 11 'RW 4 .' . f, ' l t ., 1 . e. , ,. J AL AQ' K ,. X X 1, A 2 J ,f ' J-- 'h fi 'Y , 'S' I . v ?' 1 X x ' 1 E 3 ' 7- nrnrx , ciggyksw l pggr Harry Llngo, Art McChesney, el I ' ' ' Q . . . Q: 1 J . . Y 1 1 ,. Y ' 1 . . . K . . H . Y I ,, , n U 1 , . At l 0 ' 1 7 . v N1 l - 1 4 . . . . V U ,, I Y K. X Y C ,v x 11 1' , 2 ' ' .. 1 K- xc ' v ' ' . . r X 1 . ' '4 , A Thought For Our Graduates If we work upon marble lt w1l1 perlsh lf on brass tlme Wlll efficr lt lf we rear emples they w1ll crumble 1nto dust but lf we work upon 1mmortal mlnds 1nd xmbue them wlth prlnclples w1th the just fear of God and love of our fellow men we engrave on those table s somethlng that w1ll bI'1gl'ltCl1 to all eternlty Danlel Webster To those workers upon our lmmortal nunds our teachers we lndlvldually and tollectn elv owe a greater debt than we can ever adequately acknowledge cr repay That you may reward thelr efforts by manlfestlnof 111 your hves a devotlon to correct prlnclples a just fear of God and love of your fellow men IS 01r devout wlsh for each of you We congratulate you upon the success you have thus far achleved and VblSl1 for you all posslble success and happlness as you enter upon a large sphere of act1v1ty The D1rectors and Staff of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Loveland Colorado Come on Mel' Have her wrap It up says J Foley We ve got to be gettmg more if advertlsmg .... Yes Mel and Shlrley knows what she's talklng about when she adds You cant get m bad wxth sugar when you buy your sweets here U v . v. . ' . . . . i . i - v T, Z ' l , L Q y . . ' . . . . . ' v , v v C . . . Y. . - Y . + 1 v f L 1 . V. . . ,, . t . 'T L . V . . v C ' Y . . . Y C I x j . y Q ' Y V Y . Y ' B 23 Y - ' I Y- , t . n na l q X , I ,.,:..:. . ,, , I rung v ' ' 5 . U V . . ,, fr.. -,V ff , , . 1 'I U y, M I Mal, ,t ' if A 1. v , . . I , . A Gene and Janet B111 and Joan Gene and Margaret agree that THI' I OVLLAND DRIVE INN IS super when xt comes to malts soft drlnks and other fountam refreshments And those hamburgers Lets have another at Remmgtons .faaelancf fbawe fan Meet the gang land what a gang'J at Mel Henrickson's Soda Bar. MHXIHQ Lucas draws a few fast ones for Moskal, Iueshng, and Plerson Mltchell IS content to slurp a chocolate cone In DUFF S Sports Wear Bette Sauer says Boy' These are swell looklngg Jeans Too bad there s not a man them Joan Seaman Betty Welss and Margaret Keatlng thmk they ll look better on them So do we l .I ! I f' . , 1 . . , M E , ' 1 1 ' J ' 1 ' J 1 I ' if ,I ' v .X i I 6 K Ji. - fx' t jst be 9 ' y A 1 . I v u , . ' u in 71 ' 1 , . . , ' l Jean Leckv Shlrley Lmbo and Georgema Thompson haxe one around of chocolate malts QI ll have one tool at LOS Pl AND CRI' AMI' RX Mavbe you know who the gentle man IN the ad wrlter doesn t Anywav he also knows that th Creamen s malts are tops Esther Lee Roller shows Dorothv lxlesllng the kllld of xx atch her mother bought her for braduatlon at WIFI IA S Shame on you Estlccr Lee for snooplng' But no wonder Vou rc so happy A watch from Me-lla C onqraiulaflone to the Class of 1947 PROM THE LOVFLAND PACKING COMPANY We all know that QUICK PRINT handles text books So how about dropplng those books, Elvera and Irma, and have Mrs Hahn show you some of those mterestmg noveltles and other mtrlgumg ltelllb That Quick Print carries ' W ' cr is , SL , v . Y . Il V! A 1 x I K l Y 5 ' V y X 1 1 v 1 A . ' J A n Q -- 1 'Z' ' fi , I , . u J .FD y V N ,. . . , . 0. . 1 y w . I I I . R if v 1 - I ' an x . 4 Y K f ksk ' I ' g'I V O 1 I Q Y l '4 Y ' 1 1 1 1 . i I sa sv a ' , . , 2 lllll illlll CH EVROLETf It s the New CHEVROLET OI' Bag Car Quality Pulue MeCu1len exammes the Lowest Cost MCCOT1HlLIx Deerlnb two was plow at CRXPSI' A SONS uhlle fellovx FFA memberb Lmdw Lufhelf KIIOX Chevrolet Colnpdny 'und Kenneth Johnson agree that recom mended farm practxces can be carrled out wlth 1mpIements from Frusc K Sons 100 East Fourth St Lincoln Ave Ph 10 The TYPEWRITER of Your Llfetlme ROYA L PORTABLE The Portable Typewrlter ln Standard S Harold L Crawford The Typewriter Man QAIPS SPRXICI' RPINTAIQ IIINIINII ICI SLI C I IINII I-XII 9 Wll- ...AY 1..fV !I 9 1 f at Q. 1 Q U L -lv- - U ' - V ig ISI .' ff J I . . . w, .Y X 312 ' ' .-r . I 1 I. v nw .', X , I'RIN'I'lNG - OI I Il'IC SL'I'I'l,II S S OI FICI'f lCQl,'II'MI'fN'l' - I'Al'I'fRS Q Cf , ' ' izei! 1 1 v 1 1 V I 4 AL - J 4 T J AL 'Q I -- OFF 'I S I'I,II'fS - OI I I'IC ICQIT 'I CNT - '. NIR. 4- - -M- - - 1- - 1- -I ---- 1- - - I-- -N- --L- -M- -I- H0uclqllzu'tcrs For all llzings 1JlI0f0gl'fl1IIIi!' Film Czllmlvms I'hotog1'z1phy Photo Finishing' Oi'l'i1'i:xl I,I11lI'7Q'I'2llII1UI'S for 'I'hv Cllim-i't:xi11 HZIIICOCIK Studio -15121 Clow-1:11111 Phone 59K Iv0lIgl'fl1IlIflIi0llS.' ' ass of A 7 I lculh of I oweland Hlgh 1 I 7l1eae 54 14 Wane! Nm M Qaecdwd nm ll I' lst IUIIIIII Your if loud Store I me I 1 ld m whos Sucuss and Happmcss Lumbu C ompuny llll u Ass Ol ll 'I fa ' , ' ' ' M ' 'A U I, E Y J IC W IC I, R Y 'k 'A' if faecal As 'z 'us ,us iff f ' si. ' 1.2. f .' - I rin 1 'A' 'A' 'A' , lhiq, . 1 Boise-I'ay0llc 10 , 1- ' I Q 1: ', N17 i' xi i I . W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY 'kirir Frank's Barber Shop Glazed SPECIALIZIQS . DIXIE CREAM ill Iims of lhrher Work Ijonuts :ala Cl0xcl'md Ax 0. Real Estate Loanb Irweetments IRANR mcmuwu AGI' Ncx COI1gI'dtlll'1tlOllN Wa l P IPQI' I 3lI1tS from Vorht Appl1'1m0Q llousclmld Its nm l LRI USUN HARDWARI' I PLKS Llufllml Xl in Bmt of XV1sh1s from VV haw bllllbllllllf Cleaners for all bood sporm Our Qltdlllllg Smrxlu BONNPI I In Q NPURTIINK moons u 1 '- lusirc to Xour Clothes 111 , , - 1 - , I ' I' ' . ' Y n I Tw x at V . .' ' I ' ' If ' ' . ' sl l 2 x -- l ' ' 1 fm 1 ' . Y 1 1 ki ' ' I n 1 , 1 1 N J J ' K 131 ' Aw. H11 l 'm N ' 1 x - Q. . V, , ' . , . U the equipment . f' .7 . i ll . K' I Y. I K W YQ J J J K : ll: V V Y Y 1 n l n A .l ' Y 1 '.' ,,,. -,.-l.--..-..-..-..-.l..l..- l.l, -,.-.-..-. -..-..-..-..-..-. -..-,..-.......,-..-.,.-.. 4, -L . --i-- , .. ..,-- - W... - .- ,.,. - ,.N. .... 4, There s a - i Jour future! Gm 1 ell Wolor bales mxtcnfls the hopl th'1t your p'1th will be 1 0 sy ri 'n.,, as gl new F 0 R IJ I . imoln hom 130 QENINPTT Q Auto P'lI'lS 0 Furnitum 0 Xppll mu s 0 FlllKlVK an O I Q Olll BPSI VKISHPS l in P Ull Iran rrtflflon IHONP mu I OOlx SHARI X ru c in xuth 4 h lp Cornell Barbel Qhop Dc Ari .Style Shop Homa of high quality clothing It rc lqOlllbl4Q PFICOQ Offmrs 'wlllbi rn good vushcfs 01 liflllll I4 or Pmmc It s Bakfd C oods lrom The L0ll'1Ulld Pastry Sh: Bl ST WISHI' S QCHIOTS of 41 SAFFWAY STORES l . - Y 1 u . . N ' K - 4 ' . ' X .s a dl ff . 110 I. ' P - 1 , 1 9 k J L J K I X' Q 0 A , 1 5 X v 1 -2 .' . f.. -2. z X L-- 2 . ,Z ., . sf S' -x 3 v'k1 K 209 ld. ll' u th Str' 1vt'Jl'l1 l 154 l' V S If F ' ' 1 ' 5 ' r To ,ovvlz d ligh 1 For School l1lllll'l1 .fr 1 Q- - . Q L. neu -1 -' . An I . IN Y Y , , 7, .' A A IJ A 41. . 1, ' V ll JK, L . .Jx J n . 1 ' vlyf-v r 'z ' thf cf ' f 'lr if 'A' Y I Q l ,Y J I XCLUSI VE- But not nxpLnQiw I 'idim S Ready -to-VK 0 ir I0 Ann .Shoppe 221 mst Iourth sr. I inc wurc Dining is Bnst. THE EI ITF CAFE Fun Vlmk INK I' STORS MITTI Al lINi I 1 Prmc :pal Und: ru rm r Inusiors Swndu llc H11 HHH T IARSOIN Branch Mgr Real xaluns in All types of auto repqir an .' ' ' D C A TOM WHITP MOTORQ 421 I ant I ourth St. - Ph. H41 Good sportn Dnnrxnd good Lquipnunt Thin you 11 find I he bporls 6. Hobby .Shop C OOD LULK SILINIOHS' QCIIIOFQ to be Tops' We are iw SIHCLFO ln our COI'lgI'3tlllHUOIlS as uc 'ire COITSCILIIUOUS ln pI'OVld1Hg Qualltx Work WHITE FI EAIN ERS B L Brannan Icvxelor an Optomctrwt C Q I V . I . I . . L U JI i V Y X W 1 1 Y 1 PINE ISL Rb w V 1 J an . . 1 P . .ll L 41, K 41 nw y , 1 I . ' , 1 1 . 3 1 v Y , J J at ' 1 ' h K ' V V Y . J. Y 'l , L1 k. 7 A' Y 1' 1 , , q 7 S. .-Xn Own End Inv-Stnmf-nt VH. ' L n l'mgpn-1-1115 HII I'f'41ll0s from , . . . Ixccp Loveland Hlgh . . . - . .'. aw Mi 1XlllNYIIS,31. Isola A...'. , .'. IIIIUIN' Ifvfv-R K l Ib 0 0 I Y - Y 1 ' x ' 1 Y 1 1 L 1 1 + ,. - - -, -,,- -,,- --.. ,- - -. ..,,..,...,,- ,,,. -,, --.,N-....,,.- 4. For IIILII Spovizll Our-zxsion Floleers from R 0 I3 I3 I N S -'Nbb 861118 NI'1y lI ILII1'1'f.IOIl by just the Lhiuninh VI L oihl you our bc sl Wlslzcs foi llze lllllllllfl years ION I+! IND CYIPAM I AUNIDIH n Iussmg, VIIIIIOFIII 1 s II I Ilemruh Anothu udr me om pls ISLIYL t Nay I OOD I IIC Ix HP NIORS I fuk Groruu IIIIX ood Itc n ltl1I1t10I1 to the dems of 1041 George L Peters Stxtc Firm Insurancc Compinlcs n VI I Ilfc Flrc Auto Phone 9G5'3VI Smooth Cjomb for xou Clfms of In I orrulcr C oal I ompanu ' ' 9 X1 W , Y A I H 0 I . . Y Q I A C Q: L C X i bio' CY 7 , ' , . Q , . . - J . Q 5 ' J Q . V 1 Y W f A I A Af A J A4 For W Clog xing, ' Y, 2' ' g 'I'.' ,. ... . ' fx. . ',Zk- , 0 L. V :I 1 - ' Y ' 1 W '1QY .V I I I f L A L 1 . . ' . , . Qu: ' U' If' -ms IIlSIA'V3S1IL'Ii Phone 115 Co gr: 1 ' S - .: , ' Y 1 'Y I . l I S z - I - ' . ' ' 'Z '. 7111 J X- ' X- ., . ' .' ' ' Pf ' I c . ,I I ,I F Y . 1. 2 , , Good Luck .Semorsf IOVPI AND FARM SUI I LY May all the qood lhuzqs In Ilfe be yours If RAKILR GROC LRE' Iom 11 108 F. Third '41 of 1111 y L, 'iw o U- 1 11181111 1K1d'lf'--BC sun tomorrow' IFN NAl'Yl'INSlli1X'YKl' AGPNL Y ' 1 'rc -W Auto li X011 hu 111 Ioul md xou ovxa 11 to yourself to mad The Loleland Reporter Herald A Iro 106111 'Mu sp1pcr 111 '1 Progrmmxe Commumtx Lloyds of Lol eland The B1 llItX Shoppe of ID1gt,1!N,tlOD offers Auto ACCCSSOFICQ 0 Tools 0 Household Itmms 0 Plcetrlc SUPIJIIQS 0 Pamts 0 R3d1ON CAMBLLS X our q111c'eQs N Our quceew Max Both Prosper Crusons Hz Way Market Don t qorrow Juxt Borrovs from Lol eland Ifuzanee C ompany Burt Massllch Owner , . . . . W W AY I , Y J J J , . . I Q ' 1 ' W W '1 W T V '1 1 1 , ,. Bc. 11 to ou 'l. .. f 1. 1 KK h K X ' , , , 4 . , . , . , , IA A A A I A A I A JA I,1f1 F1 1 ' . ' y , ' J v ,Q v v , ' v ,f Y 1 .' 7 . 11 ,X K2 y S -L - h - Q1 Cormgratulatmxms V - x n' X ' 1 X I ' ' X n 1 Y W I 1 Y I ' IHX - . , , -M v . 9 - ' nh -L. ' - 1 , , K, '-1 n 1 Y' Y X ' V 1