Loveland High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Loveland, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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Kitchen, superintendent of the Loveland schools, takes a moment out to ielax before he gets back to work directing the affairs of School District Number Two. Mrs. Marie Curtis, assisted by Mrs. Discussing important school problems are Mrs. Louise Stewart, Mrs. Helen Olinger, has charge of the lake Kroh, Mr, Conrad Ball, Mr. Hunter S-pence and Mr. Eric Sundquist, business transactions for the Love- members of the school board tor District Number Two. land school system. Mr. Harold Ferguson, principal, and Mr. Herman Hovde, assistant principal of LHS, discuss one of the many activities per- taining to the l,OOO students in Loveland junior-senior high. Mrs. Genevieve Tindall, the new dean cf girls, and Keeping track of the LHS records are Mrs Miss Charlotte Scilley, the school nurse, are discussing Ethel Reagan and Mrs Mildred jones the two one of the scholarship tests given to the senior class. high school secretaries Q wi' exam' Mr, Bob Beckett, Mr, Orvel Trainer and Mr. Cordon Tegnell have been discussing Mr. Tegnell's class project, the corporation UAPGIT. Mr, Tegnell and Mr- Trainer are co-sponsors of IRC. Mr. Beckett sponsors L Club and is one cf the LHS coaches. Mr. Gerald De-Fries, LHS chemistry teach- er and coach, Mr. john Harvey, agricul- ture instructcr and sponsor of FFA, and Walt Clark and Lowell Martin, industrial arts teachers, look at one ot the pamphlets found in the wood- shop. Mr. Ray Patterson, Mrs, Harriet Grant and Mr. Walter Speece are in charge of the mathematics depart- ment for LHS. Mr. Chris Beuthe, Mr. l. V. Tobler, and Mrs. Cecil Lee are examining two of the Occupational pamphlets received in the science department- Could they be thinking about changing jobs? Mr. Beuthe sponsors Ski Club. Miss Laurene Edmondson and Mr. Lyall Smith look over a piece of music. Miss Edmondson teaches chorus, and Mr. Smith directs the band. Qi-2' 2 ?' 1 S E155 everyone. Although he devoted much Lyle Brownlee CU. Ike was a real guy liked by time to athletics such as Wrestling l, 2, 3 found time for FFA l, 2, L Club 3 4, L Club Class Play 4. Janet Carlson l2l. Everyone who knew junior year ond was active in Pep Club Vaudeville 4, Class Play 4. Bob Carper l3l. Where ever Bob was, Spanish Club 2, Chieftain 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Basketball l, and These K Dee Dee Chambers MJ. This talkative, in Pep Club l, 2 3 4' GAA l 2 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, he Vaudeville l, 3, 4, FFA Reporter 2, 1 glad he did. She came to LHS in her GAA 4, Band 3, and Volley ball 4, L Janet was Club 3, 4, was also a camera. When he wasn't busy with Redskin 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President 4, ds of Ours 4, he was always taking pictures. energetic senior spent four active years at LHS 3' Ski Club 3' FHA l' Drill Squad l 2 3 4' L Club Vaudeville l, 2,'3,l4,'lntrarnurals ll 2, Chorus Exchalnge Assembly 2, Pea Club Talent Show 2, Spanish Club l, 2, Recorder l. Joyce Chick l5l. This pert gal with a big smile found her way, charmingly, through FHA l GAA l' P Club I 2 3 4, Drill Squad l, 2, 3, 4, L Club Vaudeville l, 2, I f 99 1 1 f 3, 4, Class Play 3, Intramurals l, 2, Richard Christensen l6l. Dick really went for horses. He also went for sportsi Football 3, and Wrestling 2, 3, 4. John Clouse 171, All the girls admired lohn's curly hair and John likewise admired all the girls! Seriously, everyone was glad when John came to LHS in '54 from Terre Haute, Indiana. While he was here he participated in Chorus 4, Class play 3, 4, Base- ball 3, Maintenance 3, 4, Chiettain 4, L Vaudeville 3, 4. Jerry Colton l8l. Jerry, a family man and star athlete, took part in footall l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4, L Club Vaudeville l, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Pep Club Talent Show 2, 3, 4, and Class Vice-president 3. Dennis Combs 691. Dennis was quite the ' Marksman with his many rifles. He took part in Basketball l. Robert Conell l'I0l. Robert just went his own way, merrily, through LHS. ll 443--1 Bobby Copper 111. Always with a laugh and ready for mischief, Bobby took part in L Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, L Club Vaude- vilie l, 2, 3, 4, and Student Council 2. Myrta Copple 121. Myrta found her way through LHS by joining Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4. George Corbett 131. George spent four years in LHS, Although he wasn't too active in clubs, he always seemed to have something to do, Ronnie Crawford 141. Remember Ronnie and his snazzy convertible? He participated in Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 4, Chorus l, 2, Erma Crockett 151. This petite brunette was seen in LHS for four years. She was busy every one of those four too, in Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4, Band ensembles 3, 4, Chorus Ensembles I, L Club Vaudevllle 3, 4, Band President 4, and FBLA Vice President 4. Jack Cruise 161. This good-natured blond, although rather bashful, was well liked by all his fellow classmates. Sally Cuney 171. This pretty black-haired, blue-eyed girl was found in almost every activity in LHS. Her dependability showed throughout FHA l, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Talent Show 4, Class Play 3, 4, Drill Squad l, 2 , 3, 4, L Club Vaudeville l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, All State Chorus 4, Chieftain Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 3, Senior Editor 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. James M. Curtis 181. Malcolm could always think of some silly remark to add spice to the occasion. He took part in Football l, 2, Basketball l, 2, and L Club Vaude- ville 3. Peter Dauel 191, Peter, with his shy but friendly ways, was a participant in FFA 3, 4, Vaudeville, 4. Don Davis 1101. Don came from Berthoucl to LHS this year. W ' ID i2 1 I0 Larry Deeds 111. This husky senior placed a great deal of interest in part in Football 3, 4, Track 3, and L Club 4 sports. He took Robert Depperschmidt 121. Robert just went through high school with a friendly smile, making friends wherever he went. Wayne Depperschmidt 131. Wayne was extremely bashtul, but he made a name for him- self in athletics. He was in Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Wrestling 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4 ,Chorus 3, L Club 3, 4, and L Club Vaudeville 4. Myrna Devenyns 141. Myrna spent her first two years of high school in Greeley. ln Loveland, she added her smile to FBLA 4, GAA 4, President 4, Vaudeville 4. Class Secretary 4, Charles Dines 151. Charles was always ready with a wise crack. He took part in L Club Vaudeville 3, Maintenance Crew l. Doris Jean Dittmar 161 This recent import from Pearl City, Illinois, participated in Pep Club 4, FHA 4. Eddie Dion 171 Eddie never had any active in FFA I, 2, 3, 4, L Club trouble finding something orner 2, 3, 4, L Club Vaudeville l, 2, in everything in which he took to L Club 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4' Larry Eicher 181. Larry really starred contributed his smile and sparkie y to do. He was Wrestling l, 2, 3. part in LHS, He L Club Vaudeville 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Pep hand l, 2, 3, 4,1 Class president 3, Class vice president 2, Student body president 4, Student Council 3, All-conference football 4, Student of the month 4, Class play 4. Marian Ellis 191. Marian enjoyed activity that she was in, Pep Club l, 4, Boys State 3, 2, 3, 4, IRC l, 2, FHA l, Ski Club 3, L Club Vaudeville l, 2, 3, 4, Advisory president 3. Judy Evans 1101. Loveland gained a very dependable addition when Judy came from Estes Park after her freshman year, She was active in Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Talent Show 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Vice President 3, Drili Squad 2, 3, 4, Drill Squad Leader 4, GAA 2, 3, lntermurals 2, 3, IRC 3, 4, L Club Vaudeville 2, 3, 4, Redskin Staff 4, Co-Business Manager 4, Exchange Assembly 3, Chorus 4, Girls State Alternate 3, Student of the Month 4, Class Play 4, Quill and Scroll 4. l3 Judy Hale UI. This dark, peppy lass did her share of the work in Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2. 3, FBLA 3, 4, NFL 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Vaudeville I, 2, 3, 4, I Speak For Democracy 2, Pep Club Talent Show I, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Drill Squad 2, Cheerleader 4, Volleyball Champs 3, 4, Basketball Champs 3. Elnora Harding l2J, Elnora's friendliness won her lots of friends in GAA I, 4, FBLA 4, FBLA Reporter 4. Pat Herald l3I. Pat had brains where the rest of us had nothing. She lent her talents to FHA I, 2, 3, IRC 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Chieftain Staff 4, Student Council 3, Vaudeville 4. Shirley Hester HI. Shirley's cheery smile won many friends in Pep Club I, 3, GAA I, 2, 3, 4. Allan Highland CSI. In his junior year Allan came to LI-IS from Steamboat Springs. While here he took port in FFA 4. Bob Hill I6I. A cheerful, helpful fellow, Bob assisted in Chorus 2. Wayne Hoffman UI. This handsome fellow with that flashy green convert played a role in Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4. Pearl Hoyt KBI. This litle ball of fire sizzled a trail through IRC 4, Pep Club I, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, FBLA 4, NFL 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Secretary 4, Spanish Club I, 2, Class Play 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Band Librarian 2, 3, State Band Festival I, 2, 3, 4, L Club Vaudeyille I, 2, 3, 4, Forensics Festival 4, These Kids of Ours 4, Redskin Reporter 3, 4, Debate 2, NFL Degree ot Excellence 3, NFL Degree of Honor 3. Delaine Huber t9I. Delaine divided her time among Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, FBLA 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, L Club Vaudeville 3, Pep Club Talent Show 3, 4, Pep Club Representative I, Volleyball Champs 3, Basketball Champs 3. Janice Huckins KIOI. Her cheery personality was enjoyed by all her friends in Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, FHA I, IRC 2, 3, 4, L Club Vaudeyille I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Pep Club Talent Show I, 2, 3, 4, Exchange Assemblies I, 2, Drill Squad I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4. I5 it Nadine Knoll CU. This pretty young senlor spent four years of her spare time in FTA 3, 4, IRC 2, 3, 4, L Club Vaudeville l, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, All State Chorus 4, FTA Secretary 3, 4. Evelyn Knudson CZJ. This quiet girl was active in GAA l, 4. Colvin Kowalsky K3J. This tall dude toak part in FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, FFA President 3, Reporter 4, L Club Vaudeville 4. Janet Lahnert lSchwankJ l4J. This cute little gal spent her four year's spare time in GAA l, 2, 3, FBLA 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, FBLA President 3, Pep Club Represent- ative 4, Homecoming Queen 4. Rodney Lompe l5l. This likeable lad's quiet manner wan him friends in FFA l, 2, L Club I, 2, 3, 4, L Club Vaudeville 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4. Maxine Lonphecr 161. This gorgeous hunk of la femme was ogled in the halls during her four years in LHS. Little Max took port in Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4, FBLA Secretary 4, Rag Day Queen Candidate l, 2. Connie Larson C7J. Connie-'s manner won her a lot of friends in Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, Ski Club 3, 4, L Club Vaudcvilie l, 2, 3, 4, Drill Squad 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Class Secretary 2, Pep Club Representative 2, Pep Club Treasurer 4, Social Service Committee Chairman 4, Vaudeville Queen 4. Donald Larson 181. Hail won his name and his reputation in such activities as FFA l, 2, L Club 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, L Club Vaudeville l, 3, 4, Pep Club Talent Show 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling l, 3, 4, Wrestling Manager 2, Baseball 2, Track 3, Class President 4, Treasurer 2, Student Council 4. Melvin Lesser 193. Melvzn had fun wherever he was. He was in Football l. Nancy Lilley l'I0l. This beauty with the long, golden hair participated in Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 4, FHA l, 2, Drill Squad 2, 3, 4, Vaudeville l, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 4, Volleyball l, 2, 4, Pep Club Talent Show 4, Exchange Assembly 2, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Class Play 4. .. Celia Lynch 1'IJ. This sweet little girl was active in Pep Club l, 2, 3, GAA l, 2, 3, 4. Jerry McKeehan 121. Jerry always had a shy smile for his fellows. He was active in Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, L Club Voudeville 3, 4, Class Play 4. Charlotte Malone 13l, This pert little blond's quietness was noticed as a Maiarette 3, 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. Keith March 145. Keith kept to himself but was busy in Track l, 2. Virginia Marcum 151. This shy little business-like gal was a member of FBLA 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Drill Squad 3, 4. Becky Martin 165. Becky enjoyed her tour years here in Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FBLA 4, L Club Voudeville l. Kay Mayborn 171. Kay was always willing to do her part in Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Talent Show 4, Band l, Voudeville, 4. Herman Montoya 181. This neat,spunky, little senior participated in Baseball 2, 4. Hale Moore 199. Hale's two favorite pastimes are Linda Sleeth 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 4. Paul Morgan 1103. This easy going young fellow was in FFA 3, Baseball l, 2. QUN I8 Shirley Morgan 1l3. This glrl's pretty Art Moya 123. This energetic little 3, 4, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4, and Ralph Muenchau 133. This bashful through his four years at LHS. Win S smile was seen in GAA l. guy was seen jumping to the tune of L Club 2, Baseball 4. fellow with the big smile went his way quietly Eleanor R. Neville 143. This pert little import from Pomona, California, was in FBLA 4. Vernon Neville 153. Vernon quietly went his way during his years at LHS. Eva Ornelas 163. This dark-haired senior girl was a member of FHA 3, 4, World Service Chairman 4. Kenneth Paine 173. Ken was noted for being small and fast, while he was settled he took part in Ski Club 3, L Club Vaudeville 3, Wrestling 4, Band l, 2, 3. Frank Parsons 183, Frank went through his four years quietly taking part in FFA l. Dorothy Potter 193. This girI's big smile won friends in Art Club 3, FHA 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, State Chair Festival 2, 3, 4. Glen Powers 1103. Glen powered his way through Wrestling 2. ,Qvwwf ,ie . l9 Jerry Salwons l'lJ. Big Sam and his big smile were enjoyed in L Club Vaudeville 3, 4, Football 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 4, Pep Club Talent Show 4, Class Play 4, Saint Pat 4. Judy Samson CZJ. This petite senior was busy in Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, IRC 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, FHA l, Sk: Club 2, 3, 4, L Club Vaudeville l, 2, 3, Redskin Reporter l, 2, 3, 4, Drill Squad l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Secretary 2, Redskin Associate Editor 3, Feature Editor 4, Advisory Secretary 3, Class Play 4. Bill Suulcy l3J. Salty's lank figure was seen running around participating in IRC 2,3, 4, NFL 2, 3, L Club 4, Debate 2, L Club Vaudeville 2, 3, 4, Redskin Reporter 3, 4, Co-Business Manager 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Wrestling 3, Track l, 3, 4, Pep Club Talent Show 4, NFL Vice-President 2, IRC President 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Student of the Month 4, Class Secretary l, Class Vice-President 3, Champ of the Week 4, Class Play 4. Joann Schenfeld MJ. Schenny' was a vivacious bunale of get-up-and-go while she took part in GAA 2, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, IRC 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Drill Squad 2, 3, 4, Vaudeville 2, 3, 4, Redskin 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Talent Show 3, 4, Exchange Assembly 2, Volleyball Champs 3, Girls' State Representative 3, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Student Council 4, Student Body Secretary 4, Quill and Scroll Vice'President 4, Associate Editor of Redskin 4, These Kids of Ours 4, W.gwam Council 3, Student of the Month 3, Class Play 4, Elks Most Valuable Student Award 4. Geruld R. Schroeder l5l. This bay is known for tlict loud green bomb of his, He went his way loudly through his four years at LHS. Kitty Schutz 161. Kitty's peppy personality won her friends in Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Drill Squad 2, 3, Ski Club 4, Ch.efta.n 3, 4, Class Editor 4, Qu.ll and Scroll 4, Vaudeville 4. Jerry Schwunk 173. Jerry came to LHS during his sophomore year. He took part in L Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Baseball 2, 3, L Club Vaudeville 2, 3, Student Council 2, 4, Class President 2. Russ Scoles l8l. This muscular, black haired fellow strutted through L Club 3, 4, L Club Vaudeville 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Boys' Quartet 3, 4, All State Chorus 4, Kenny Scull l9J. We will all remember Kenny's jokes and stories in English class. He came to LH3 last year and hasn't cause-cl much fuss while here. Dot Singleton HOD. This peppy, alert girl was seen bouncing through Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, IRC 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, Ski Club 3, 4, Student Council l, Vaudeville 4. 2l Roger Vonatta 111. This energetic young hot-rodder participated in Track l, 4, Wrestl- ing l, 2, 35 Chorus 2, 3, Football 3. John R. Vincent 121. John did not make much fuss, but went his way quietly Through old LHS taking part in Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4. Wayne Wsgner 131. Wayne's strong will was felt in Wrestling 2, 3. Frank Ward 141. Wardy and his horse laugh were heard going through FFA 3, Track 4. Judy Warriner 151. Judy was known for her hard work in lRC 2, 3, 4, GAA l, FBLA 3, 4, FHA l, 2, 3, 4, L Club Vaudeville 2, FHA Song Leader I, Social Chairman 2, Vice-President 3, President 4. Gary Weber 161. This husky fellow bullied his way through FFA l, 2, L Club 4, Foot- ball 3, 4, L Club Vaucleville l, 2, FFA Sentinel 2. Veryl D. Weber 171. This tall man was imported from another school to take part in L Club 3, 4, Wigwam Council 4, Football 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 3, Student Council 4, Class Play 4. Bob Wilson 181. During his years at LHS Bob took port in Wrestling l, 2. Rena Zimbelman 191. Her brown eyes and brown curls were seen often in Pep Club l, GAA 4, Student Council l, FBLA 4. Virginia Zimmerman 1101. This shy lass FBLA Bulletin Board Keeper 4. wended her way through IRC 3, 4, FBLA 4, 23 , 1 nf C ifgsaizki - -AAV I , 475 15147-Z 7 .fri 5. 7 Leading the senior class as officers for this year were: Don Larson, oresi- dentg Kerry Taliaferro, viceepresidentg Myrna Devenyns, secretaryg and Hoffman, treasurer. Wayne ew f ,. V A scene at the iunior-senior banquet of l955 is pictured above. Some of the servers lat leftl were: Lonny Noyes, Colleen Swanson, Pat Trethe- wey and Cary Wilson, who were dressed as Eskimos, 24 F ,Ufcfc OWWWDVWZ4 f M! 7444404 17 foe! JJ! X L24Zfd5l1,Lf! ,JO 1 f' Pin Q hQi,:-f MQSQQERQE? K N f 5 cc-0 QI QQJQ' 1 Junmrs if 'Hg 47 , QR PQ' R , Q17 f . ,rg VZ V ' 1 wo if . y , If ,' , XV ' f V ,Q , VM L .Z V r 'Y M A-5 1 GZ I7 i , ' ,off4 j If ' X W AJ ff 'M' ' ' , 51- ' ' f ' K ,A ,' 1.x w :Q 4, , L ' W' v 5 v Y QS 2 A k f 4 ls ix .SM WN 735 4 i J 5 52: K . r -YI ,A- F pf L I an ff 6 A v l ' , .. 5 5 r 'wr J P H bf K xvi, Wf 'A fs . Q 1..- , 6 E f' 1 if: if-. I 'sq at - W . ff x M321 'pf r Q A , f. . -1 , , ' 4- 4 - , - , X 1. Kenny Stobbe, Dick Delvlculin and Harold Owens explain what makes the car go to jerry Pickett and C-ary Mcore. lAs if they didn't already know, because they too take Drivers' Trainingl Bob Hipps, David Fisher, Rosie Barber, Phyllis Birkley and Geraldine Knudson pose in front of the X-Ray mobil unit while waiting to have a free chest X-Ray. Busy with their Chieftain work are Darlene Lien. Carolann Schnurr, Dean lacobson and Sonia Turner. Looks like fun, just drawing, typing and posing for pictures, 27 Sharcn Marcurn, Carol Stevens, Melvin Sasser, Delbert l-lelzer and lim Oldson look over the static electricity generator, trying to figure out a way to gen- erate electricity at a cheaper rate. surf or cow ARTME or nun Cot your activity tickets ready? asks Linda Parkinson as she sells Redskin Reporters to Virginia Tramp, Vivian Reimer, Cary Whitney and Don Rust, 'I- - ii. Bob Bennett Ron Burrow Shirley Lilley, Larry Davidson and Pearl Frank pose in front of the trophy cas lt is a tradition of Pep Club to decorate the trophy c se on Fridays when there is a game. Tommy Harms is giving a speech or so it appears. lohn Klerk Larry Lutz Larry Classgow and lohn Odell seem interested Iudy Mclver, Verlene Crauberger, Delbert Woeltle, Betty Anderson and Louise Gonzales are locking over the peg board in the conference room. Bob Brenning points out a rnap of Spain to Larry Carpenter, Allen Apfel, loyce Kercher and lanice Ari- derson. Looks like an interesting class, doesn't it? t Clen Sonnenteld and Carolyn Kubal look over the shoulders of Lois McCart, loan Roberts and Rose Crockett, to watch loan prepare for a debate, no ! I 2 X Alan Fritchel must have the keys. He passes out basketballs to Marilyn Garrett and Sandy Rosakrans. They seem contented, but look at S-herrl George and Sharyle Drake. Don't fight over the ball, gals, there are plenty for everyone. Bill Smith keeps score for lerry Davidson and Roger Dilts While they take in a quick game of cat and mouse. Carolyn Croft and Viola Gonzales do a little research work. Bob Martin, jerry Bullock, Bill lenson, Ralph Bashor and Max Moore put up the flag after taking it down to pose for the picture. 3l Steve Phillips and Ed Larson run the recording machine while Miriam Wells, Wilma Brown and Marvin Worden do some reading to see what their voices sound like. Nancy Brecheisen, Nellie Riker and Mary Lou Leichliter sell popcorn to lim Allard and john Rosen- burg. Check the gleam in those girls' eyes. V if My! What a studious classl Dave Zeiler looks bored to death. lanet Dingler seems to have her work done and is waiting for the bell. Betty Teeter is catching up cn her short- hand while Sharon Stewart reads to lchann Deines. Bob Hipps, junior class president, explains a deep dark secret to the other class officers: LeAnn Devenyns, secretary, Sandra Owens, treasurer, and Cary Pudge Wilson, vice president. Busy prom chairman pause for a rncment for a picture. They are, left to right, standing: Sonia Turner, Sharon Stewart, lohann Deines. Sandra Owens, Bob Hipps, Colleen Swanson and Bob Brenning. Seated: Darlene Lien, Betty Teeter, LeAnn Devenyns and Carolann Schnurr. 32 'tQgIl W wg YZ 'R Vamp umurez A A xi! Q13 y 'm f'-5 g 'fd XM , 'K A gn' T3 ei' i F! ml? W ' h iw X il 'Qs I x V X I ,Af ILENJQK Marie Larnblin p :nts cut the wrestling schedule Watching an interesting pep assembly from back- t David Mclielxey Kenny Davidson Beth Scurs Arlene stage are Iuhlin lenson, Dorothy Snider, Marilyn Korkos, Becker and Martha Cwtes Brenda l-lirsh, Sharon Bucklen and Andrew Vasquez. Pcsing under the picture given to the school by the class of l908 are Bruce Gill, Sharol Rowland, Peter jeanmougin, Arlene Staples, lohn Cross and Lueary Hepner. Breece Baker, Larry Bliss, Lester Adamson, Corrine Morgan, Richard Woeltle and Beth Berg are very much absorbed in the frog dissection. 35 f 'T ' u- ! 1 Each year biology students dissect frogs as lean ls that where you live, Darrel Cherry? Other stu- Simmons, ludith Springsteel, Linda Sleeth, Diana dents locating their homes on the Loveland High bus l-laubert, Laurita Summertcn and Kathryn Harris are route map are Clifford Skow, Shirley Findley, Alvin doing. Vxfolfe, janet Bullard and Cary Cherry. Paul Alps, Stuart l-lolley, Kent Olinger, Carol Miss Scilley's office is reserved for ill students, Crriffing, Frances Etter and Pauline Aragon are waiting although Robert Frank, Dale Carlson, Walt jeffreys, for the 8:30 bell to ring. Peggy Gunn, Sandra Moss and Gretchen Bauer don't lock too ill. lnspecting Mr, DeFries' pet bats in the chemistry Signing out after a hard day's work are lim Scoles, lab are Cary Eastin, jerry Brown, Kathy DeSmith, Mary Dale, ludy Craese, Donna Duvall, Earl Sterkel lanny l-lernanclez, Steve Buckner and Larry Englehardt. and Charlene Belden. 37 Eff AA' The sophomore class elected Ray Reeb treasurerg Fay Agee, secre- tary im Scoles vice president and Donavon Nyquist, president, to serve was 'lk Using Mr. Beckett's roorn to pose for a class pic- ture are Loretta Knoll, Beth Bashor, Arnold Crimaldo, loyce Farris, Ralph Andrews and Nolan Weber. Discussing the Northern Conference wrestling standings are Henry Roth, Bryce Flood, Glen Steyer, jim Overturf, Barbara Campbell and Fay Agee. Loveland is really at the top! NX Mraz men if XXJMQK! 5' 'E 51 fi .- h 5 x, 1 jf ggi? The photographer has ycu cornered but don't worry Forrest Martin, Dixie Hill, Terry Cruise, jean Harper, Denny Dick, Helen Montoya and Shirley Mitchemg he won't bite. NfVonder what these kids are dcing? Pat janet Glasco, Dorothy Barker, Geraldine Abromski, Barett, Eldon Bower and Ronnie Beard, ycu wculdn't ditching class, would you? That must be an interesting assembly to ccmmand such rapt attention. What's it about, Carolyn Noyes Nancy Urbon, Lloyd johnson, Dwight Clark, Gregg Mason and Dick DeNeui? Calling him again, Mary Aikin? just look at all the kids waiting in line: janet Whicker, james Dugan, Susan Smith, Emily Wola- ver, Charles Renner and Wanda Foss, Sc! Caught in the act of cheating the machine! Dcn't lock so innccent, Don Brehm, Ccx, jean Bcwman, Barbara Crowe, Sonny Grebe, ald Hutchinson and Bill Tunnicliff. Marcia Samson, Martha Cross, and Mary Walter are wondering what jack Schnurr and Ralph Manning are doing on tcp of the lcckers. Nancy Wells and joe Ellen Neal Mitchell seem to be interested in something across the Ann Davis and hall, the Chieftain 1 l far rightl is showing Sandra Davis, Pat O'Dell how to develop pictures in darkroom. l , 'H if 'til l l A slide projector means this class of Mrs. Coudy's is going to have a slide book report. Bill Hein is going to give his first and waiting are jean March, Rosemary Kingery, Pat Hoffman, Cliffa Scofield, Wiley Mon- roe and ludy May, front. Miss Wesley has a fine collection of magazines in ln the bandroorn jim Bernhardt, DeVere Hender- the library. These freshmen students, Thane Prull, son, Larry Rudel and Bob Farris are tuning their instru- Clayton Fritchell, Norman Wood, Howard Patterson, ments in order to serenade Ellen Greenwood, Peggy Edwin Schwartz, Ronnie Edwards and Betty Burback johnson and Mary Lynn Scott. have tcund some that lock interesting. Ww- A at ' ll A 3 What's wrong, Ernest im Unrein, Bill Cherry, jane vw Snedigar, Cordon Walston, Vivian Gray, Larry Roberts and jo Anne Smethurst. Don't the Grand junction train pictures tor the toot- ball playoffs interest you? Fw:-Q Nay'-. , Mike Elijah, lfrontl has found an interesting V Who is the interesting person coming up the magazine in the library but he can't seem to interest stairs, john Spence, Don Bingham, Barbara C3l'lS0l'l, ANI Deanna Barber, joe Baker, Mary Reyes, Roger Cowell, Dunkelberger, Carolyn Robbins, Terrill l-lean and Steve Richard Chapman and Beth Luiz. Cross? lf is male Or female? 42 Come on. Gloria Ladely, lcenterl quit stalling. Handsome Tom Dykernan lthird from leftl will still be there when you finish. Besides, Delbert Herald, Ron- nie Kirkpatrick, Rex Brinkhcff, Lila Nelson, Cary Dietz want a drink. In the library lstandingl Delbert Schaeffer and Bob Fullenwider and lseatedl Margaret Petersen, Lu- Ann Steyer, Ruth Trinidad, Betty Brizal and Beverly Brown are reading the latest issue of the REDSKIN. What or whcm are you looking at, Delbert? Eleanor Mills, Sonja Warberg, loan Skrbina, Clay- Whom are you trying to attract with this display ann Kitzman, Richard Snider and Carol Whittecar are cf muscles lack Newton, john Pauley, Dick Reagan looking over their newly-received TAB books. Looks Bill Mullison, Dennis Oldson, Don Simon and Par like lots of reading! Mcultcn? Pat looks sleepy! Karen Kriess, Lillian Riensche and Bonnie Mihoover look down an air vent in the fan room but lo McDougall, Cor- don Magruder and David Smith are more interest- ed in the big fan. Mary Cothier is working the duplicator in the FFA Calvin Brunmeier is helping Edith Larkin sharpen room while Lucille Brunmeier, jerry Kaiser, Leonard her pencil while Betty Vasquez, ludy Hadley, larene Schroetlin, Dale Fogleman, Manuel Gonzales and Caro- Pittington and Katherine Seidel wait in line. lyn Fedderson look on. 'NF Qi .F kQQs Q. Y C'l'IiJI'l'IB Q57 gf' .VQQNSSF ' A YY ff' ,ut N Q Y f ' ,X QA y 4 f ft W Ag . fi' ' 1 if 1 A ff sf rl - PX x Nvx f .fa F A 1 I f - Q QM 1 1 E x if . Q X -Q .f - Q-QQ' 1 f ni ,M L M A N Iv N Q v . f ' A b , 1 A 'q 2 ' A' QN :E Cf . d a i i ' Q BA 1 A- fl P gx oN:A Xt u For many years it has been the responsibility of the Senior members of Student Council are, left to right: Row two: Don Larson, Veryl Weber, Kerry Talia- ferro, Mike Rubeck. Row one: Kay Kamla, Connie Larson and Carol Kaiser. mmf MW . junior members are, row two, left to right: Sandy Owens, Colleen Swanson and Roberta Marean. Row cne: Kay Marean, Bob Hipps, Alan Fritchel and Carcl Stevens. si ttiulcclleinut oiumoill Officers are, row two, left to right: Sipon- sor, Mr. Hovdeg vice president, Bob Mareang president, Larry Eicherg parliamentarian, Steve Farnham. Row one: sponsor, Mrs. Tindallg treas- urer, Walta Speeceg secretary, loann Schenfeldg and parliamentarian, Linda losephson. Sophomore members are, row two, left to right: Mike McWethy, Bryan Sennett, Don Hayward and Bob Feichtner, Mary Reyes, Dave Scoles. Row one Nolan Weber. Row one: Sandy Moss, Alberta Bethel and Alan Propp. LHS Student Council to undertake and promote necessary or desired projects, to help direct the school toward goals which the students wish to attain, and to assist the fac- ulty in governing the school smoothly and efficiently. The council projects for the year included a kick off breakfast for Homecoming, the Homecoming dance, National assemblies, festive Christmas decorations in the halls, revision of the entire lndian hand book, and strong support for charity drives. The council netted S600 for the March of Dimes Drive. The members of the council took active part in both the Northern Conference and State Student Councils. ln the Conference Student Council the sportsmanship award was instigated for the first year. On the lighter side of life the council sponsored a three weeks' twirp season. Sponsors for the council were Mrs. Oscar Tindall and H. O. Hovde. Parliamentarians were Linda joseph- son and Steve Farnham. Freshmen members are, row two, left to right lennie Scoles, ludy May, Pat Bernhardt and Mary Walter. lilos C6056 Royalty -. rv. www King and Queen cf the L, Club Vaudcville and lx ', w W Rag Day are Steve Farnham, L Club prexy, and Ccnnie fx f-'fi Larson, senior candidate. g at M . ,, , ,. -f-.- 3.52, ,,. Ap X Q Beneath the traditional Irish Shamrock sit Saint Pat and his lady, jerry Salmans and Carol Kaiser. Homecoming queen lanet Lahnert is surrounded by attendants Sally Cuney, Charlotte Malone, loann Schenfeld and Nancy Lilley. TZ? Junior Pllimg Members cf the junior class play cast are, left to right: lanice Anderson, Ralph Bashor, Ron Burow, Don Rust, Linda Parkinson, Pat Mclver, Bob Brenning, Bob Marean, Nellie Riker, lohann Deines, loan Roberts, Larry Scott, Sherrl George, Myrna Harvey, Pat Trethewey, Miss Scott, Steve Phillips and Gary Moore. Occasional sounds of laughter can still be heard echoing through the halls of LHS and bouncing around the roof as proof of the tremendous response the audience gave to the rollicking family comedy, Cheaper By The Dozen which the junior class presented last fall under the direction of Miss Gertrude Scott. Mr. Gilbreth lBob Brenningl was always throwing his large brood into a state of utter confusion and chaos while his wife lPat Mclverl was trying to keep the family on an even keel. Ann lPat Tretheweyl, Ernestine lSherrl Georgel, and Martha lNellie Rikerl were conspirators in trying to get their father to change his ideas about dating boys and their manner of dress. Frank llohann Deinesl and Bill lBob Mareanl were constantly presenting problems to the older girls because of their teasing ways- Fred lDon Rustl and Dan lR,on Burowl were iust at the age when the only impcrtant things were dogs. The youngest members of the cast were jackie lRalph Bashorl and Lillian ilanice Andersoni who added much with their child-like actions. Others who added to the delightful comedy were: Mrs. Fitzsimmons iMyrna Harveyl the family housekeeper, Dr. Burton lLarry Scotti the doctor whose advice was always poohpoohed by Mr. Gilbreth, joe Scales lGary Moorel Ann's first date, which proved to be highly unsuccessful, Larry lSteve Phillipsl the first boy that Ann dates successfully with father's con- sent, and Miss Brill iloan Robertsl the school teacher who hates children and proves to be the villainess. Mr. I. V. Tobler was in charge of stage settings. Linda Parkinson was selected as student director and Larry Scott was made stage manager. The play was a wonderful experience for the juniors and from its success it would appear to be a wonderful success for the audience as well. Presenting Miss Scott with a bcuquet of carnations and ro after the play is Linda Parkinson student director. Those taking parts as members of the Gilbreth family were, left to right: lanice Anderson, Ralph Bashor, Ron Burow, Don Rust, Bob Marean, lohann Deines, Nellie Riker, Sherrl George and Pat Trethewey. Seated are Pat Mclver and Bob Brenning. 50 The cast for the senior class play are standing, left to right: Nancy Lilley, jerry Salmans, Pearl Hoyt, Sally Cuney, Larry Eicher, Lyle Brownlee, Veryl Weber, janet Carlson, Marilyn Abrams, judy Evans, judy Samson, Kay Kamla and Ed Garrett. Those seated are Dwight Royer, joAnn Schenfeld, Bill Saulcy, Mary Gates, Cindy Swanda, john Clouse, Kerry Taliaferro, Ron Ricketts, jerry McKeehan, Linda josephson, and Walta Speece. Senior Plug The Remarkable Incident at Carssns Ccrners will long be remembered for its unique setting and striking dramatic effects. The plot revolves around the accusations cf murder by the high school students ct Carson Corners. The janitor lKerry Taliaferrol is accused cf killing Billy McGinnis ljerry McKeehanJ. The play shows how all the towns people are involved in the death of Billy: Dr. and Mrs. Caldwell, ljohn Clcuse, Cynthia Swandalg Mr. and Mrs. Prince lDwight Royer, joann Schenteldl, Mr. and Mrs. Woodbridge, lLarry Eicher, Sally Cuneyjq Mr, and Mrs. Rogers lLyle Brownlee, Pearl Hoytlg Mr. and Mrs. Wright ljerry Salmans, Nancy Lilley! g Mr. and Mrs. McGinnis lBill Saulcy, Mary Gateslg Miss Frank the English teacher lWalta Speecel and the high school students: Elizabeth Wright ljudy Evanslg janet, ljudy Samsonlg Carol ljanet Carlsonlg Madge lMarilyn Abrarnslg Tommy Prince, lRonnie Rickettslg Bob Mc- Ginnis lEd Garrettlg Alice Woodbridge lLinda joseph- scnlg joey Rogers, lGerry Gilllg Susan Caldwell lKay Kamlalg Bert Hendricks lVeryl Weberl. This year, in contrast to most other years, the senior class play was of a serious and tragic nature. One of the most dramatic moments in the play comes when Billy falls from the fire escape. Lett to right are: judy Samson, Marilyn Abrams, janet Carlson, Gerry Gill, Linda josephson, Ronnie Ricketts and Lyle Brown- lee, STUDENTS 0F THE MONTll Bill Saulcy judy Evans Ed Garrett Pat Trethewey Larry Eicher oodl Citizens Bill Saulcy was elected Champ of the Week by Linda josephson, winner of the the LHS student body to appear on the lane Sterling DAR Good Citizen Award, gives program, These Kids of Ours- This program is spon- allegiance to the flag in the audi- sored annually in LHS by Quill and Scroll. fgrium, The six good citizens pictured here were chosen from the junior class as repre- sentatives to Girls' and Boys' State. Bob Marean, Bob Hipps and Larry Davidson will be attending Boys' State in Boulder june l7-22. The girls, Sandy Owens, Colleen Swanson and Kay lvlarean, will attend Girls' State in Denver june Zl to 27. The PTA, the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary are sponsoring the group. The objective of the program is to educate the representatives concerning govern- ment procedure from the city to the state level. Soon after the group returns, they will make a report to the respective sponsors. Alternate-s chosen were Pat Trethewey and Stan Bader. 2 ilfwqgrg- A Q. :eg2f:e51,f52: 5. ,WW f . cf The members of the LHS choir are, row four, left to right: Walta Speece, judy Evans, Marilyn Abrams, Darlene Lien, Colleen Swanson, Linda Sleeth, Pat Trethewey, johnna Smith, Larry Carpenter, john Anderson, Robert Ball, Bryan Sennett, Robert Brenning. Row three: Madeline Molzahn, janet Dingler, Arlene Becker, judy Pauley, Sherrl George, Laurita Summer- ton, janice Huckins, Edna Brandt, Kenny Stobbe, Cerald Schwab, Kerry Taliaferro. Row twoz janet Bullard, Dorothy Potter, Alvin Wolfe, Steve Buckner, Paul Smith, Dale Leonard, Richard 9 Woelfe. Row one: judy jones, Elaine Clantz, Sharyl Woods, Sharol Rowland, Diana Haubert, Donna Duvall. The LHS Choir has been very successful in the past few years. Each year the group presents several con- certs among which are the Christmas and spring concerts and the combined band and chorus concerts. The choir sang for both the local and the Big Thompson PTA groups. They also appeared at the Spring Festival and the baccalaureate service. ln April they participated in the State Musical Festival at Boulder and received many favorable ccmments for their fine quality of singing. Miss Edmondson accompanied the mass choir at the festival. .Choir officers are Pat Trethewey, secretary treas- urerg Sally Cuney, vice-president: Kerry Taliaferro, pres- The girls' ensemble includes, left to right, row ident and janice Huckins, corresponding secretary. three: Marilyn Abrams, Fay Agee, Lucy Rowley and Nadine Knoll. Row two: Laurita Summerton, Lilas 54 Rowen, Davida Elijah and janice Huckins. Row one: Madeline Molzahn, Myrna Harvey and Katherine Harris. 'CST il' 1 ' W xy . -X we 1 'W' ' 1. 'Q ,' 5: 2 X Additional members of choir are, row four, left to right: David Senn, Ray Reeb, Sally Cuney, Charlotte Knodel, Sharyle Drake, Erma Crockett, Fay Agee, Kathy Harris, Verlene Crauberger, Loretta Knoll, ludy Craese, Row three: Dwight Royer, Russ Scoles, Johann Deines, Dick Snedigar, Sandra Hale, Lueary Hepner, Carolann Schnurr, Virginia Tramp, julia Cies. Row two: john Clouse, Marvin Ackerman, Stuart Holley, Dale Carlson, jerry Brown, Allen Ackerly, Carol Grasser. Row one: Alberta Bethel, Myrna Harvey, Lucy Rowley, Nadine Knoll, Lilas Rowan, David Elijah. Numerous ensembles were organized among the members of the chorus. Such groups as the boys' quartet, the triple trio and the girls' trio were very active during the year. The members of the boys' quartet were: johann Deines, Russ Scoles, Paul Smith and Robert Brenning. Composing the triple trio were Nadine Knoll, Lucy Rcwley, Fay Agee, Lilas Rowen, Davida Elijah, lanice Huckins, Madeline Molzahn, Laurita Summerton and Marilyn Abrams. In the girls' trio were: Madeline Molzahn, Myrna Harvey and Kathy Harris- The choir was ably directed by Miss Laurene Edmondson. This picture was taken at the Christmas concert which has become a tradition in LHS and is enjoyed by many people. The chorus sings against a background of a beautiful painting of a stained glass window. jf i if i i 2 'E .wi i, ,-zgv 5 .3 .xii Q .tl 4 -, 1 xg -f . , 4 an if ' ff' A gag, 6221, 5,22 'V I Q- , if X ff?-Q. , U? f'f'yiAQ.8-v,,' M a F , 5 3 swf?-f ' A? ,F Ng- if-' 5 , .5, , :if ,as ,fwxk .R V , , A ,. . wif, dx. - . A f . ,sw ,.,. 3 . ' I ,L s: Q Y 1 , I ,. ' . 3 2 ,L ,f A ' s -. it , ., fi ff q , I Mfg!!! E - i K . -X , h N ,. A L i E Q, 4 is . . ,A QL., if 5 Q- ff Q X 3 fx .X QP 'N lf Zfixy I I A. Q, Q , W-A .s 5 i- A, K ,V 1 I I . ' . fs M 6 g-W' Xe si . Q A :RK 'Qs A i . ..,l ' 1, I 9, f W W + REID' 4.0232 K V Enthusiastically leading LHS in cheers for '55-'56 were: row two, Shirley Lilley and Norma Sauer, row one: judy Hale, Nancy Lilley and Marilyn Keener. Stepping high are the LHS maiorettes, left to right: ludy Hale, lohnene Van Allen, Shirley Lilley, Carey Whitney, drum majorg Alice Foster, Sandy Owens, Charlotte Malone. The busy members of FBLA are, row three, left to right: Mrs. Bates, sponsorg janet Dingler, Charlotte Reichel, Doris Rover, Virginia Zimmerman, Annette Talbott, Carol losephson, Carolyn Kubal, Pearl Hoyt, Becky Martin, Virginia Marcum. Row two: Eleanor Neville, Georgia Ka iser, Myrna Devenyns, ludy Warriner, Loretta Kinkey, lanice Beldon. Row three: Arlis Depperschmidt, Lynne Lampert, Erma Crocket, Maxine Lanphear, El- nora Harding- lFlBlLA Capable business leadership is being developed through the activities of the national organization, Future Business Leaders of America. Various projects, submitted to the club by local business and school personnel, not only aid the local merchants and faculty by cutting down time but also offer invaluable experience for the club members. Their most important projects this year included helping the Chamber of Commerce and backing the Christmas Seal Campaign. They also helped CROP by sending relief packages to Korea. As in years before, the club journeyed to Denver for a field trip. Other activities included the Christ- mas party and the dessert initiation at the Dude Corral. Sponsoring FBLA is Mrs. Gertrude Bates with club officers Myrna Devenyns, president, Erma Crocket, vice president, Maxine Lanphear, secretaryg Lynn Lamperq' treasurer, Helping with the local Valentine project sponsored by Using the mimeograph machine is President Myrna the Chamber of Commerce are, left to right, back: Arlis Devenyns, while ludy Hale demonstrates the fluid duplicator Depperschmidt, Elnora Harding and Lynn Lampert. Front: and Delaine Huber types. Maxine Lanphear and Erma Crockett. 023311 lvl! 5UfII',4g4P,. B . A 'awww V t W Larry Webster wcrks for pcints in FFA by fattening two Laurel Frank shows one cf his tamer project steers. calves. 7. To 8. To participate in cooperative effort. 9. To IO. To encourage and practice thrift. encourage improvement in scholarship. develop character training for useful citizenship and foster patriotism. ll. To provide and encourage the development of organized rural recreational activities. Besides running the candy store during the lunch hour and at ball games, they carried on many other import- ant activities. ln january the club made its annual trip to the Denver stock show. In March, they held the annual parent-and-son banquet where Dave Zeiler was honored as the chapter farmer of the year. Mrs. Melvin Webster was chosen chapter mother because of her willingness to help the boys in FFA. The officers were: president, Don Rustg vice-president, Dave Zeilergsecretary,Gary Warrinergtreasur- er, Bob Hoffmang reporter, Calvin Kowalskyg sentinel,.Larry Bacon. The club was ably sponsored by john Harvey. Will it work? That's the question! The Ag ll class in- spects an assembly job done by members of the Ag l class. They are left to right: Don Rust, Don Davis, Dick Whittecar, Bill Smith and Marvin Vv'orden. OV8l'. David Zeiler hopes his saw will cut after the third time 61 D ffiffgn Members of FHA are: three Carolyn Kubal, Arli K an-Nw KN M, ,, f Row four, left to right: Mary Reyes, Virginia Tramp, Lois Struckmeyer, Mrs. Worden Row s Depperschmidt, Georgia Kaiser,Sandra Hale, Colleen Swanson, Alice Fcster, loyce Lanphear Beth Allard Row two: Charlotte Aragon, loyce Dugan, Marlene Mielke, Breese Baker, Karen Warriner, Bonnie Mihoovcr Verona Lafferty, Row one: Eva Ornelas, Pauline Aragon, Loretta Kinkey, Edna Brandt, ludy Warriner, Deanna Barber Mary Lou Morley Sharon Bucklen, Lou Ann Steyer, Mary Ar.n Gothier. Future Homemakers of America, organized at LHS in l936, found forty young ladies again this year aspiring to become masters of the art of homemaking. The girls started their social calendar by sponsoring the Back to School Dance on Sep- tember lO. This was followed by a picnic at which time new club members were honored. National FHA week included the installation of new officers, the initiation of new members, and the attendance at the district convention in Greeley. ln December the girls made miscellaneous items for the Children's Exceptional School of Loveland. On February Zi, the Father-Daughter banquet was held. lt centered around the theme ln the Good Ol' Days . March l, 2, 3, found six girls and their sponsors at- tending the State FHA convention in Fort Collins. April brought the annual field trip to Denver. On this trip the girls toured various centers of interest. The Northern District tea climaxed the l955-56 season. The sponsors for this year's club were Mesdames Elizabeth Meskimen and Genevieve Worden. The members of the board are Carolyn Some of the FHA members pose with the Kubal, Breese Baker, Edna Brandt, Sandra Hale youngsters who helped with their child care DYO- Georgia Kaiser, judy Warriner, Lcis Struckmeyer QC Virginia Tramp, Arlis Depperschmidt -nl 'TX vii' 2 Exciting acticn shots shown here are from the basketball tcurnament in which many CAA members participated. be enioyed after high school years. Archery, bowling, and badminton are the activities added this year. following were officers fcr V955-56: lanice Belden, president, Marilyn Keener, vice presidentg Ruth The Christensen, secretary, Lucy Rowley, treasurer, Kay Ross, social chairmang Sharyl Woods, point chairman, Betty Anderson, The CAA office. Each year since l93l the club selects these candidates on the basis of leadership and participation in the activities of CAA, scholarship, good citizenship and participation in total school activities. sports chairman, Elaine Clantz, winter sports. These girls held office for a club of sixty-five members. highest honor any C-AA member can earn is the privilege of burning her name in the bench in the Receiving the honor this year was lanice Belden. The basketball champs were the seniors. They arc, The badminton champs were, left to right: Elnora left to right row two Doris Dittmar, Elnora Harding. Harding, Myrna Devenyns, Charlene Belden and lanice Evelyn Knudson Walta Speece. Row one: Nancy Lil- Belden. e Loretta Kinkey lanice Belden,lanet Carlson, Cynthia 65 Swanda ll Dorothy Singleton seems exicited as she tells Lucy Rowley and Pearl Hoyt about their discussion topic which is St Lawrence Qeaway Statehood for Alaska and Hawaii seems to be the big question as Nadine Knoll leads the discussion with her partners Carol Kaiser and Karen Warriner. 66 Marilyn Abrams, Pat Mclver, and Ralph Bashor are pictured at the right looking through the IRC library for information on their discussion topic- Bloody Cyprus . IRC The lnternational Relations Club is an extra-cur- ricular organization in LHS. Through discussion this group does much to further real world understanding. At the regular once a month meetings of IRC various members conduct discussions on such topics as: Statehood for Hawaii and Alaska, Mexico since the Revolution of l9lO, and St, Lawrence Seaway - Our' New Open Door Policy, They declared United Nations week at LHS during the week of April 9-l3. This proved to be quite an affair as each classroom had a map of some country in the United Nations on the door with additional inform- ation about the country in a pamphlet. ln connection The discussion on France and Her New Colon ial Policy seems to have been quite long as Eunice Classgow and Pat Herald look rather sleepy. However, Ronnie Cowgill and lanice Huckins are prepared to carry on the discussion. No activity can be completed without the able work cf Mr. Orville Trainer and Mr. Gorden Tegnell, IRC sponsors and social studies teachers. with UN week the club presented an excellent assembly for the student body. The setting was in the customs hcuse of the UN building in New Ycrk City where the representatives cf different countries dressed in their native costumes pre- sented their problems to the United Nations. As a climax of the year's activities of IRC an initi- ation banquer was held. The officers this year were: president, Bill Saulcyg vice-president, Ed Carrettg secretary-treasurer, Walta Speeceg librarian, Bob Hipps. Mr. Cordon Tegnell and Mr. Orville Trainer were sponsors of this organization. f i The world globe seems to be the center of interest here as secretary-treasurer, Walta Speeceg president. Bill Saulcyg librarian, Bob Hippsg and vice-president Ed Garrett look for a new source of discussion. Refreshments - A Vital Function say Virginia Zimmerman, ludy Samson, and Barbara Roberts as they treat the members after a discussion on the Geneva Con- ference. Shown above is the central committee for UN Week publicity and activity. The members, Iudy War- riner, ludy Evans, Kay Kamla and Don Reeb are pic- tured as they lead UN discussion. 67 A highlight of the Pep Club banquet was Coach De Fries's speech, during which he produced the dead chicken which had sup- plied the wrestling boys with their beloved poached eggs. For the twentieth year of its existence in LHS the Pep Club was again chanting We're behind you, Indians . The largest extra curricular organization at LHS with l86 members, successfully carried out many pro- jects. Members of the four classes represented took turns painting signs to be put in the halls and decorating the trophy case. Pep assemblies supporting all school athletics were held frequently during the year. During these assemblies the club gave skits to increase team support and school spirit. ludy Evans acted as drillmaster of this year's very active drill squad. Each girl wore a mum at homecoming in honor of Carrying the load and directing the activ- ities of Pep Club are the board members, left to right, row three: Roberta Marean, LeAnn Devenyns, Colleen Swanson and Miss Crabski, sponsor. Row two: Sharyl Woods, Arlene Staples, lennie Scoles, loyce Lan- phear, Row one: ludy Evans, drill squad leader: ludy C-raese, secretary: Kay Kamla, president: and Kay Ross, vice-president. Pep L , l .-.f,,.:.- 4 M J ,. --.wi . ,-vw.,--f-Q . il the Aggie r 4. .il 1 , 9 a f if A 5 , L Q 3, ..,., ' . Forming the P for Pep Club are ileft to rlghtl Row l5: Carol Talia- terro, Ellen Greenwood, Betty Bur- back, Elaine Clantz, Pat Bernhardt, Carey Whitney, Martha Cates, Donna Duvall, Carol Criffing. Row l4: Nancy Melton, Marlene Mielke, Mary Leichliter, lean Simmons, Sharon Bucklen, Marie Lamblin, Peggy Gunn, Lueary Hepner, Sandy Moss. Row l3: Rose Mary Hurley, Lucille Brunmeier, joyce Lanphear, Linda losephson, Row l2: ludy lones, Ruth Klerk, Peggy johnson, ludy Pauley. Row ll : Marilyn Korkos, Sonia Turner, Arlene Staples, Sally Cuney. Row lO: Lorene Schumon, Carolyn Kubal, Marion Ellis, Carol Kaiser. Row 9: Arlee Sharp, Barbara Brehm, Dixie Duff, Linda Creason, lo McDougall, Mary Walter. loyce Kamla, Cynthia Swanda, janet Carlson, Row 8: Pat Cahill, Phyllis Birckley, Nancy Salmons, Beth Berg, Beth Bashor, Sharon Stewart, Marty Richards, loyce Farris, Delores Ander- son, Row 7: Fern Bernhardt, Lucy Rowley. Row 6: ludy Molgard, Arlis Depperschmidt. Row 5: Cclleen Bell, Mary Aikin. Row 4: Nancy Kitchen, Pat Wart, Row 3: Lois Bishop, Sharon Marcum. Row 2: Breese Baker, Nancy Wells: Row l: Marcia Sam- son, Edith Larkin. Clliiiilb Q e A we X as ' 6 3 Q Q 3 ai K-r 'V 4 i,, . ii gt 5 55 .. ,,,, i 6 M J For the E are: lleft to rightl, row l5: Pat Hotf- man, Karin Holmes, Rita Sumner, Barbara Roberts. Row l4: Carol Thomp- son, Loretta Knoll, Mary Cates, Sharyl Woods. Row l3: Mary Corrigan, Rosemary Kingery. Row l2: Alberta Bethel, ludy Springsteel. Row l l : Lynn Lampert, Ruth Christensen. Row lO: Margret Cazer, Rose Bar- ber. Row 9: Kay Kamla, Beth Sours, Linda Sleeth, ludy Craese. Row 8: Barbara Neville, lennie Scoles, Shirley Kingery, Diana Haubert. Row 7: Carolyn Fedderscn, Pat Trethewey. Row 6: Nancy Brecheisen, Kay Maybourn. Row 51 Ellen Surber, Rose Crockett. Row 4: Becky Martin, Virginia Marcum. Rcw 3: Annette Talbot, Walta Speece. Row 2: Mary Reyes. Colleen Swanson, Pat Wart, Sharon Mar- cum. Row l: Karen Kness, Lois McCart, Con- nie Larson, Pat Cahill. 68 c, , 5 4 35 - , . , ,,A. . I i , ,:. tg5.,.::a:5 L W .,wv V . rg ..: H.. ,QI y,. ., is :,. X 1. : . ' . . I . K3 1 A if T GJ gl .3 1 qv' . -I , if is, sf. . ' ' . . 1,:Z,1. ' at ' i 6 .Li :,.,!':'i '.,.i ' 'Y , . itll S - . L' ' , . lLeft to rightl Row 4: Susan Smith, Pat Mc- lver, janice Anderson, Row 3: Sharol Rowland, Betty Hart, Terrel Hein. Row 2: janet Bullard, Darlene Lien, janet Dingler. Row l: judy Evans, Madeline Molz- ahn, Marilyn Abrams. 69 Fcr P are, lleft to rightl, Row l5: Mary Lynn Scott, Sandra Rosan- krans, joann Major, joyce Kercher, LeAnn Devenyns, Darlene Lien, Alice Foster, Sharyle Drake, Nancy Urbom. Row l-4: judy May, Virginia Flint, janice Shaffer, Betty Teeter, Kay Ross, Virginia Tramp, Sandy Owens, Ellen Neal, jean March. Row l3: Carolyn Robbins, Pat O'Dell, judy Newton, Barbara Brehm. Row IZ: Delaine Huber, Sandra Hale, Kathy Seidel, julia Cies. Row ll: Nancy Lilley, jcann Schenfeld, Bonnie Mi- hoover, janet Bullard. Row lO: Faye Ballinger, Sonia Turner, Kitty Schutz, Shirley Mitchum. Row 9: Roberta Marean, Pat Herald, Pearl Hoyt, joan Roberts, janet Dingler, jean Bowman, Barbara Crcwe, Helen Masslich, Sharon Zeller. Rcw 8: Phyllis Birk- Iay, Colleen Bell, Myrta Copple, Mar- ilvn Keener, Gretchen Bauer, joan fmethurst, Beth Lutz, Karen Kness, Mary Merklien, Rcw 7: Charlene Wolhman, Kay Marean. Row 6: loyce Chick, judy Evans. Row 5: Dorothy Singleton, janice Huckins. Row 4: Carolann Schnurr, janet Lah- nert, Row 3: judy Mclver, judy Sam- scn. Row 2: DeeDee Chambers, Nor- ma Sauer. Row l: Maxine Lanphear. judy Hale. judy Evans introduces the trumpet trio at the Talent Show. the event, and also presented the mothers of the football players with mums. january 3l, found the LHS auditcrium filled with people waiting for the curtain to rise on the fourth annual Pep Club Talent Show. The show was based on the Pep Club Talent Parade with a sub-title of Star Dust Parade. judy Evans, with the help of various talent scouts, acted as mistress of ceremonies for the evening. The Pep Club banquet given in honor of all the boys who have participated in sports was the high light in February. Don Larson, senior, was crowned king as the senior girls scld the most tickets to the talent show. This year's officers were: president, Kay Kamlag vice president, Kay Rcssg secretary, judy Craeseg treas- urer, Connie Larson. Representatives were: seniors, Charlotte Knodel and Carol Thompson, juniors, LeAnn Devenyns and Kay Mareang sophomores, Sharol Woods and Arlene Staples: freshmen jennie Scoles and joyce Lanphear. Effective decorations boosting school spirit adorned the trophy case on Fridays. Ski Club members this year are row three, left right: Bob Carper, jim Parks, Al Furr, Floyd Ichnston, jerry Bullock, john Vorreiter, Bob Marean, Row two: Kent Olinger, Larry Scott, Dave Zeiler, Kitty Schutz, lim Allard, Edith Larkin, Marv Worden. Row one: Mary Aikin, Carolyn Fedderson, Nancy Wells, Mary Linn Scott, Peggy john- son, Ellen Greenwood, Marcia Samson. Loveland Hickory Riders had a very suc- cessful Ski Club season due to the plenti- ful snowfall at all the ski areas in Colorado. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Chris Buethe numerous trips were made to Hidden Valley, Berthoud Pass and other slopes in the area. The purpose of the club which is to pro- mote skiing was carried through by the Ski Club assisting the City Recreation Commis- sion in giving skiing lesscns. A new rule was put into effect this year stating that each member must go skiing at least once by january 31, l956g once again by February 29, l956g and again by March 3l, l956 in a recognized ski area. This was to insure that only ski enthusiasts would take part in the club. 7l lkii lliuii Ai!! Also taking part in Ski Club are left to right, row three: Gerald Schwab, Don Stark, Peter leanmougin, Leland Hackwith, Ron Ricketts, Ralph Bashor, David Smith, Row two: Ron Crawford, Alice Foster, johnna Smith, Lucy Rowley, Pat Mc- lver, Dorothy Singleton, Arlene Staples, Carol Stevens, Pearl Hoyt. Row one: Pat Stark, Darlene Lien, Roberta Marean, Sharyl Woods, Sandy Moss, Kay Marean, David Schutz. Helping Ski Club through a successful season are the officers: Bob Marean, president, Kay Marean, secre- tary-treasurer, Ron Crawford, vice president, and lcenterl Roberta Marean, parlimentarian. v , NN fi V+ rss.. 5. fl Y'-9 J mei' ' da? A , ar igfwu- ,Members of the REDSKIN REPORTER staff are: Rcw three, left to right: Bob Carper, Cary Wilson, Ed Garrett, Mike Rubeck. Row two: Mrs. Ccudy, lim Keener, Bill Saulcy, Linda Parkinson, Dick Snedigar. Row cne: joann Schenfeld, Kay Kamla, judy Samson, Carol Kaiser, judy Evans, Ellen Greenwood, Betty Teeter. - ' ll' nnnsxnv B,EPOBTEB ,tv 'fwfr ' A Self-Supporting Trl-Weekly Published? 2 by the Journalism Club of Loveland '11 High School. Loveland, Colorado ,, Q '- jzggfvg ' International First Award - Qu1ll.and ' Scroll ' Editor--Ed Garrett Associate lvditors-Joann Schenteld. Carol Klilel' Sports--Jim Keener Exchange Editor-Betty Tester Business Managers-Bzll Baulcy, Judy Evans Circulation Manager--Pearl Hoyt Feature Editors-Judy Samson. Linda Parkinson Photographers-Mike Rubeck. Bob Carpet' Reporters-Kay Kamla, Dlck Snedigar, Ellen Greenwood, Gary Wilson Sponsor--Jenn Hunt Goudy A V The RIBDSEIN REPORTER upholds: f 1. Promotion ot school spirit and good sportsmanship. 2. Expression ot student opinion. 8, Co-oparailgsn and better understanding with students, tleulty and D . ' L gliggxzmgement ot worthy activities. As student activity tickets went on sale for the first time at LHS, the REDSKIN REPORTER staff was not troubled with the job of selling subscriptions to the student body as the RED- SKIN was included in these tickets. Starting the year off the staff was kept busy not only with the publication of the RED- SKIN but also with making up and selling fcct- ball programs at all home games. As the year started to roll the staff still had many outside activities to keep them busy. ln November all members journeyed to Boulder for an excellent informative journalism confer- ence at CU. Next on the agenda was the put- ting on of one of the most unusual club assem- blies ever attempted, which won first place on the club assembly schedule this year. Bill S-aulcy, copy boy, flies across the stage to take A V copy from Mike Rubeck, the reporter on the magic Members of the journalism class journeyed to Boul- carpet. The ticker tape mechanisms are Pearl Hoyt and der to attend the annual conference held on the CU judy Evans. The scene is the Redskin assembly program. campus each November. g Wvvvvy1'1 U 1 s ' p Wim ' 'hi V ' I 5 1 wr . . ' Y W. 5. , .A ---...Q Q Qix , s Q X 5 1 Q 729' 3 Ms Q ZQA '2--T I ,MV -x,: iff, , '-1'. 'f , f ail? R. M 1 1 . MU x . ,ju ---- . V SQ: QQ! 3 A ll Pl D0 You Remember? The homecoming queen candidates as they paraded around the track at half time? The train ride to the luncticn Came? The pep rallies out at the lake? Then the snake dances that followed immediately down main street? The crazy mixed up conversations you got into during lunch in the cafeteria? The workers behind the scenes at assemblies and movies, left to right, standing: Gary Webber. Bob Brenning, lack Pepin, Ron Cowgill, Ralpl Andrews and lohn Clouse. Seated are Dale Carl- son and jerry Lcudenburg. 76 M'i5,mt'Ei9 0 Wg W Glhnmps F ffyz fgpurfs v NQQQ, ,J' Q T -lA?'1':.:,v f - gli -,ri A X-In ,ff jf , Ugg N fc' 3 Q' -- V gl -H -47' A QQ, f , 5' 4 7 ,fa-, ' ' 21' J, 'M ,ffl 1? A u' f .4 ' '.-- X xl tix - ' 1 -ff ' . I W . YI 4' J W W . A 1 7 0 ' Q Q 7 Xx y X . 2 5 X 0N'A1'x XXX HRNE run through a Greeley tack- Members of the A squad varsity from left to right are: row fcur: Dean Iacobson, Scott McRae, Bryan S-annett, Melvin Sasser and Coach Beckett. Row three: Ken Keller, Russel Scoles, Bill Saulcy, Stuart Holley, Marvin Worden, Bill lenson, lim Keener, and jerry Salmans. Row two: Gary Wilson, Gary Weber, Ed Garrett, Gary Riter, lerry Schwank, Ierry Colton, Howard Bader, and Steve Farnham. Row cne: Coach Cline, Stanley Bader, Wayne Bauer, Wayne Depperschmidt, Larry Eichcr, Den Larson, Lyle Brownlee, Stan Stone and Coach Defries. llrooitlb ll The Indians started the season off slowly, but with fine coaching and good teamwork, fought hard and came out conference co-champs. The deciding game against Sterling was played on a muddy field, and found Loveland coming out on top by 6 points. Then the indians went to state, the first time since l948. The team journeyed across the mountains to Grand junction to lose a hard fought game to the Tigers Z0 to O. fl PM jerry Schwank is about to ler lerry Colton sprints past a flying tackler. The A squad coaches are, from left to right: end coach, Cline, head coach, Beckett, and line coach Defries. Northern League Final S-tandings Team Won Lust Tie Pct. Longmont . . . . .7 O O l OOO Loveland .... . . .5 2 O 7l4 Fort Collins ... .. .4 2 l 6OO Greeley ..... . . .3 3 l 5l2 Sterling .... ...3 4 O .430 Englewood . . . .3 4 O .430 Boulder ..... . . .2 5 O .299 Fort Morgan . . . . . .O 7 O .OOO The pictures below show action in the games this year: l, Farnham tries against Long mont. 2. Colton makes the decisive TD against Sterling, and in 3. he tries his luck against Fort Morgan. 4, shows the Indians about to strike Sterling. 41.1 17 1.28855-1-B ,355 'B' squad football team consisted of, row four: Coach Clark, Don Stark, Dale Carlson, jim Allard, john Anderson, Walt jeffrey and Don Hayward. Row three: Rodney Lampe, Mel Weikum, john Vorrieter, Tony Swanda, Ron Denton, Robert Ball, Lester Adamson, Manager Don Collier. Row two: Ron Cowgill, Bob Copper, Al Lamblin, Leroy Krings, jerry Bullock, Leo Depperschmidt and Laurel Frank. Row one: Coach Thornburg, Veryl Weber, Darwin Cherry, Loyal Carlson, Bob Hipps, Kent Olinger, Dale Leonard and Cary Warner. 81 - 5:3 iin The A squad basketball team consisted of, row three: Manager Larry Davidson, Rcn Cowgill, and Dean jacobson. Row two: Manager Melvin Sasser, Chuck Smotherman, Dwight Royer, Bob Copper and Stan Stone. Row one: Coach Thornburg, Russel Scoles, jerry Salmans, Veryl Weber, Steve Farnham and Wayne Hoffman, CONFERENCE STANDINGS Won Lost Greeley . . , . . l-4 O lBo1slke1tlbcc1lllll Englewood r - 1 U r ri' 3 Fort Collins .. .. 7 7 Fort Morgan . . . . 6 8 Loveland . . . . . 5 9 Longmont . . . . . 5 9 Sterling . . . , 4 IO Boulder . . . . 3 l l The lndian cagers closed the i955-56 season with a win record of 5 to 9 defeats, which gave them a fifth place rating with Longmont in the Northern Conference Standings. Many of the games were heartbreak- ers as they were lost by small margins, Top scorer for the Indians was 6' 2 post man, lerry Salmans, who got 250 points for a game average of l4.7. Smotherman was the team champion in the free-throw department with a 69.l average for the season. Steve Farnham was elected honorary captain by the team members. lerry Salmans won a spot on the All-Con- ference team, with Chuck Smotherman making Honorable Mention All-Conference. Basketball coaches are, from left B squad are, row three: lim Scoles, Don Hayward, Dale Carlson, Dale to right: George Walbye, grade school Leonard, Kent Olinger, Robert Ball, Nolan Weber, and Coach Beckett. coach: john Cline, junior high coach: Row two: Dave Senn, Stuart Holley, Marv Ackerman, Bryan Sennett, Scott Bob Beckett, B squad coach, and McRae and Ray Reeb. Row one: Marv Worden, lohann Deines, Bob Hipps, Roland Thornburg, A squad coach. jim Beach and Larry Carpenter. f 22 any pf , W' 4 F hmmm .W Q The LHS track team are pictured, left to right, row fcur: Don Collier, Lester Adamson, Mike Rubeck, Ken Keller. Row three: Kent Olinger, Bruce Seguine, Alphonsus Furr, john Vorrieter, Alan Ackerley, Dcn Starck. Floyd johnston, Bob Bennett, Don Reeb, Franklin Ward, Don Hayward. Row two: Coach Beckett, Larry David- son, Stan Bader, Cary Wilson, Marvin Worden, Dean Iacobson, Ronnie Cowgill, Alan Fritchel, lim Keener, Bill lenson, Stuart Holley, Coach Cline. Row one: student coach Dan Murich, Dave Garnica, Donnie Larson, jerry Colton, Steve Farnham, Stan Stone, Cary Riter, Wayne Depperschmidt, Wayne Bauer, Howard Bader, Roger Vanatta, Bill Saulcy. Timiiclk The Indian trackmen hope to make it three in a row at the Colorado State Track Meet this year, after winning the crown two years in a row, the first time in the school's history that the chamiponship crown has remained twice. Loveland started the season with two wins in dual meets, with one loss, one win and one loss in triangular meets, sixth at the CU relays, third in the heavyweight division at the A Cr M Invitational. and second in the lightweight division at the Invitational meet, with scores as follows: Loveland 92 Laramie 26 Loveland 82 Fort Collins 62 V2 Cheyenne 53Vz Loveland 833A Greeley 34V4 Loveland SOV2 Longmont 60 Boulder 37l,Q Loveland 49 I If I 2 Boulder 69 IfI2 The C U relays found the Indians taking sixth place with 4 points. Englewood and Casper, Wyoming, tied for first with ll points each. The Indians got third in both the mile and medley relays. The Aggie Invitational found the Indian heavyweights taking third place and the Iightweights taking second. Farnham knocked off a tenth of a second to establish a new record and take first in the ISO yard low hurdles. He broke the old record of 20.6 seconds and was edged by a hair of taking second in the high hurdles. Other Indians placing in the heavyweight were Bader, Colton, Vanatta and Stone. In the lightweight. placers were: Cowgill, Don Collier, Frifchel. Bodecker. Seguine, Howard Patterson, Don Larson and Bill Saulcy, The next Week. at The COfIf9l'9nCe CIUBIWICBTIOYI. The Indians competed with three of the toughest schools In the COI'1f9f9f1Ce. and CIUalIlleCl more Thar' all The rest. Seventeen qualifiers were: Farnham, Cowgill, Stone, Frank Ward, Wayne Depperschmidt, Alan FI'iTCl'19ll. l-Bfry Davidson, Marvin Worden, Cary Riter, Kent Olinger, Roger Vanatta, Saulcy, Stan Bader, Howard Bader, Wayne Bauer and Seguine, The Indian track coaches are, left to right, Bob Beckett, john Cline, and the student coach from AGM, Dan MUVICIT I Y 'all Q 3-vga '. sw 'sirwv The track team utilized team strength to win the Northern Conference track meet. The Indians scored only two firsts in the perscn of Steve Farnham, with Bruce Seguine tying fcr first in the high jump, but picked up points in almost every event to win the meet. Many of the Loveland boys had to come back and beat as many as two or three in one race that they had been beaten by previously. As a team, the Indians beat fcur teams that hac cut scored them in meets earlier in the season. Thcse boys qualifying to go to state are: Depperschmidt, Frit- chell, S. Bader, Worden, Farnham, Stcne, Cowgill, David- son, Olinger, Seguine, H. Bader, Bauer, and Vanatta. Team scores were: Loveland, 49 9!IO, Longmont, 45 V21 Englewood, 35, Boulder 331 and Fort Collins 25 If5. 86 4, Members of the A wrestling squad are: standing, left to right, row two: Don Lzr or student coach Bill Trineg Cary Wilson, Cary Riter, jim Keener, Larry Eicher, Lyle Brcwnlec Coach Defries, and Bill jenson. Row one: Kenneth Paine, Alan Fritchel, jim Bernhardt, C ry Moore, Art Moya and Kerry Taliaferro., The I955-56 wrestling season found the Indians winding up with the mcst successful season in the history of the school. For the first time, the team took confer- ence, and then went on to take sixth place in state. The Indians remained undefeated in ll straight meets. Love- land won the Fort Morgan Invitational Tournament by compiling IO3 points, the most points a Loveland team has ever received in a tournament. Larry Eicher was nominated as honorary captain by his team mates. Lyle Brownlee was the mcst valuable person on the team by compiling 69 points. NORTHERN CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS INDIVIDUAL RECORD Won Lost Tie Lyle Brownlee .. . . . I6 2 I Larry Eicher . . . . .I7 O O Don Larson ... . . , I4 4 I Cary Wilson ... ...I4 2 I Cary Riter .... .. . I6 4 l jim Bernhardt .. . . . I2 3 O jim Keener ...I6 6 O Alan Fritchell .. ...IZ 3 O Art Moya .... . . . I2 3 O Bill jenson .. .IO 6 O Cary Moore . . . .... 5 IO I Steve Buckner ....... 2 5 I Won Lost Tied Loveland .... . . .7 O Ft. Collins .. ...6 I Englewood . . .... 4 3 Ft. Morgan . .... 4 3 Boulder .... .... Z 4 Longmont . . . . .2 5 Greeley . . . . . l 5 Sterling . . .... I 6 Pins Total Points Conference State 9 69 I 3 3 57 I O 4 52 2 O 6 52 I O - 50 2 4 7 46 3 O 3 25 3 4 2 39 I O Z 36 3 O I 28 3 O I 22 3 O l IO O O B squad wrestlers are, row two: Manager, john Skrochg Cliff S-kow, Roger Cowell, Lonny Noyes, Cary Warner, Leo Depperschmidt, juhlin jenson, Walt jeffrey, and Coach Coming. Row one: Larry Carlson, john Mahorney, Bob Leichliter, Alan Propp, Devere Henderson, jaok Schnurr, Manual Gonzales, Buford Maupin, and Larry Walker. lim Keener against Boulder. heaves the discus in a meet Larry Davidson is about to let go with a 45 foot throw in th shot put. The 220 yard dash at the Ft. Collins triangular meet finds Clearing the bar at 5'6 is Howard Bader Steve Farnham coming in for a win. f ....,.,.........i Steve Farnham leads the pack as they near Showing good form Alan Fritchell goes up and over the last hurdle A 1 X010 V !ly, '7 J ,WWJL flu' NW fi f 2314 J MD JA! 7 064417 an ,L,uAffww,L, I f '4 i'f4,,4oswf-W' ff Aw 7 fmwnfwwvyvgf WJ? W' JW ,LTZQJJ1 fi 5-af W RJ, 4 C557 792 CS- mi' Ahverhzer Q 1721? 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JW 2, Wll - I I ' 'V A, 'N - , 'A f X N- ts 'Q Q 'J - - ' , L, Well Spent 4 in n v V 9 V n ' as ' 0 ff- 4 'SQ 9 ll g 'Q' f tl ' , ., . ll , I R . H. . l 33 v , r Beautify your future home with shrubbery from Kroh Brothers Nursery. Al Foster, manager, states that they have preferred nursery stock for the Rocky Mountain and Plains Region and also offer complete landscaping service. The nursery is north of Loveland on Highway 87, phone 674 J. ,I CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORSI GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS A good thing to remember, You can live without saving, but not so well. Upon acquir- All Types of School Supplies If X ing your first job, get the habit of saving a little. I , Try it. Ask us, if you wish, for practical sug- F w gestions as to proven rules, -'A LOVELAND INSTITUTION SINCE 1927 Ross FTIIBIICE and LIISUTHIICE Service 213 East Fourth phone 639-I II7 East Fourth Loveland, C Olo. Phone l25O x if 1 W I' '35 f 5 'I' NX ouR QUALITY CLEANING A 4 x I? I . I ., A Q Will Give YOU the R, 'E? 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Y MODERN BEAUTY SHOP Good Luck Seniors' HARBISON PAINE INC Farm Equ pment Manufacturers 20 a oad A enue Phone 5fZcwf1w SHOE FIT COMPANY Shoes Ftted by X Ray 234 East Fourth Phone I22 CONGRATULATIONS GRADS' When you build that DREAM HOME See US at LUMBER COMPANY 4I8 East Fo rth Phone I23 CONGRATULATIONS T956 Sensors' Lufe Beguns Now Not at Enghty Wnth Love and Help for Others H Parker Jackson D B A IACKSONS REAL ESTATE f ,,.. .-S. llllllllllllll UUWQL va mg NASA? wx For the FINEST IN SILVER ee Mc CAUIEY IEWELERS STUDIO MANOR The House of Mode Photog aphy Annual Portralts Weddnngs Commercial Children KODAK Fulm Cameras Phoo Funlshung Geo and Waunlta Pflughaupt 95 Phone S60 Z A In for every fool , . 1 J, , i - 1 i 3 R ilr v I64 , . 0 Q, ,A - -A,-1 JK -J, 'V u I I r rf Ph n 25 ' rn r in l I, . A 584 X X: 5 A ' S' S T 'X 55:7 . I I t . . . TUITUID 9 For The Best in Flavor For The Most Variety lil :lint Elle See ' Q .1 U , Nehi-Royal Crown T Bottling Company 4-fl T059 Colorado Avenue Phone 8I6-W L- 1 T ...ie : I '7.':gA,xx ,f 35 J Aff ,gay L ' f S' Q ad o f ' K WESTERN STEAK HOUSE Chinese Food at lts Best 222 East Fourth Pl'1Or1e l22O-l CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the GRADUATING SENIORS A well planned financial program is the best assurance of Success We welcome the opportunity to counsel with you regarding savings or investment problems Member of The New York Stcck Exchange Peters, Writer 81 Christensen, Corp. E. W. Borland, Manager 4l5 Cleveland Avenue Phone 302 At Mock's Shoe Store, l4l East Fourth, Larry Carlson fits a fine look- ing boot on Sharon Stewart while Kitty Schutz looks on and Jim Allard ad- mires the white bucks Mr. Jim Thur- man has. Q? C.,,t , ,V '--'r ' --fa XM E l see Us for Tops IN Hg , I -tilf wk sPoRTswEAR Of Qty f ttliw I FINE PHOTOGRAPHY and oEvELoPiNG Ubi. .yg 5 ., ,S COLORADO SPORTSMAN 528 East Fourteenth T46-W 96 SUNSET STUDlO 376 West First Phone 78-l TOP QUALITY FOR LOW COST 6 , I A 5 'S , . lql ' ,, b .b 1 S I 1, ,.4:1,x ' -'.'.v :I Lzjugi- ' L . ' '-' -. -- ' xx Q 4 Buy THE BEST There ls f f ', 4 Buy JOHN DEERE Form Machinery NUGENT IMPLEMENT COMPANY 408 East Fourteenth Phone 1414 South cf Loveland Phone 417 xQi5leYA9'Q-'Q Gd A A x '1 Q 2 ' ' L 4 :- ' ' f i XI Congratulations, Class of '56 WINEGARDEN SERVICE ln our Business We Need Your Head E' we BERNHARDT BARBER slior 2l7 East Third Phone 27l 400 East Fourteenth Chuck Smotherrnan, Bob Marean, Don Larson and Bob Copper are really going on a shopping spree. These boys have come to the right place because l'luston's Mens Wear, 243 East Fourth, gives you the best. YOUR ESTATE-Which Method? Atter Game, A Wigwam or Show SAVE IT, ok... .HQ 1 CREATE iT, then save af! X L XYOIRKMANS Life Insurance Creates the Estate R Now! Savings ultimately-lf You Live . 0 The Best 5 ' N Place to Go FRED E. ANDERSON X1 2721 M and L,m,n EqLlIfCIlDle Llfe of lOWO phone 1O86W 4ll Cleveland Phone i528-W GRADUATES OF l956 X W I d ' h ff f ' and hagpiriggsroihl Elxles yswlllssltonellsevcgril isrllcyjzcijif ives- -W Stroh and Stroh Realtors E. 6 and Auctioneers Y Reuben and Ray Phone l92 618 Lincoln Avenue 98 0,5 A-A X T The Nlcest People Sove ot LOVELAND SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION Best Wishes to the Groduotes of T956 East Fou h Phone 442 I wmrf sun ciff 3lI Cle eland A enue Lo eland Colorado Phone 923 M Frey O For QUALITY SERVICE HOPPS CONOCO STATION LG . 604 L nco Phone I37IW -1 fll 40 GOOD LUCK GRADS' Tame After Tame They Come Bock White LOVELAND STEAM LAUNDRY CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD LUCK SENIORS PERRY S Let Us Continue to Help You When You Need FINE GIFTS STATIONERY BOOKS GAMES SCHOOL SUPPLIES HALLMARK CARDS 233 East Fourth Phone 476 If You Want Portraits You ll Be Proud to Gave Commercial Photographs Thot Do the Job Right For You Guaranteed Quollty Photo Finishing Cameras, Films, Accessories ond Supplies Or Other Photographic Services Come To- HANCOCK STUDIO 439 Cleveland Avenue Phone 59 R 99 if 1 ' 0 f G ov- ,',- ' 7 I ,iz-fff s' V ,Q J I ' ,gg , , ,jiifl 5 H T13 rt ffl 'sl , 'QCII A 7-yjf' A Q'1. ,:'f2? I 'ff .'-' . 1 Home or FINE CUISINE sex ., f - 1 v v its ,fu ' V - - - In I . , wner 5 In ,,I A QQ, I V IX T Q , 7' ' ' Q -I Y 3 r I X x f For the Best ICE CREAM ,' iw A Q-f ln Town- . ,Nil - 0 I- ' X f, LOVELAND CREAMERY Mfg X f U ls Renowned yi I X, you 521 North cleveland ' ' Phone IO6 '.v- fix XXX '1.. fz- ' F-is T If . Xi? ':4' A ...:- Eei . O U R B E ST W I S H E S Let Us Make For a Future that's Bright! YOUR OLD SOFA LIKE NEW PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF I LOVELAND MATIRESS FACTORY LOVELAND 450 Cleveland Attend Your 1 Rlalf? gpm A GIBRALTAR THEATER -Motorola Big Town Shows, Small Town Friendship Sam Wormus, Manager 228 East Fourth Television Headquarters -General Electric BOB HIPPS C0. lt's the Service That Counts l phone 7 242 East Fourth Pl'1OI'19 786 Dixie Duff, Joyce Kamla, Sharyl Woods and Shorol Rowland are admir- ing the latest fashions, shown by Mrs. John Askey, which are always on dis- play at Duff's Dry Goods, 3l3 East Fourth. 100 f' II Buy Your Home Sweet Home Complete Electrlcal Servuce From U5 BISHOP ELECTRIC CHESEBRO and PATTERSON o e 21 W Real Estate Insurance Bonds 4I3 Cle eland Phone 809 Bryant Automatlc Heatlng IOO East Th All the Latest In Sports Local Happenings and National News LOVELAN R vgfofm' E' gf ff A U f - it IW I ird Ph n O , , V eli te, iw M VZ, ,lf-'12i2:11 .. d t D as fX .r' 'Y-l , . , ETIVE ' 1 -' PACKING A Paper With Reader Interest C nfidence V s cn V 1 y 'HA - e .vv ' Q . .ln . . I I ,J- A X Q . . I H. 'X 'Inj n v n , ra o I I . u r 'I ' w in C. L. ir a rick V I I f -1 , X . na- . Y Q ,. A I I .ijggfa E 65-Er, . I : in i.,- N X ISI - , it If Itvr-'WTF 55133. . 5 ' -2.--4 '.-oy .wav a M I fr' J , - Wk -it ' REI Q Good Luck Graduates' D r Loveland Transportation MOVING STORING And Reader o Phone 8 255 South Cle eland Phone IOO 4 O e eland Good Luck Sensors MAYTAG 'X Q J Bottle Gas Propane Bulk Gas M Trl County Gas 81 Electnc Sennce -riff N tural Gas and Electnc Appllances f j 42 O Pho e 373 Lo ela d Colo d 343 East Fourth Ca I Lentz 2 Car C Ba er O ner Hal Kle K kp t Salesmen FERGUSON HARDWARE COMPANY Mar. ge, Palnt Tools Electrlcal Supplues 431 Cle eland Phone IO2 'Ain' For The Best For Clothes That Stay 1 In Blcydes I IN STYLE my K or Equnpment . ,, '- F AV 1. wh: V Wm 7 or ery ong I e dugg! ' '--um-J ' E See Us Now 0 BATES STYLE SHOP KLITZKE BIKE SHOP 221 E ast Fourth Phone T53 532 Cleveland IOI ff tiff l EEF' ' ' There ls No Q ' Substitute For A , J! Qualify Miers nrxiu pnues J ,511 E ff: For Your House On Wheels ond the Furniture In It See Usl Ellis Motor Xi Trailer Sales, Inc. New G Used Furniture New G' Used Trailers 246 East Fourth Phone 24 1410 Ncrth Lincoln phone 766-W I i Give Those Old Clothes ...,,,5 ,I rr 2 Thot New Look ,E xmgf . i A 'f' if of M ot For Expert Tire Recopping ond Guoronteed 5 give ' . TRUING - BALANCING - SIPING r:E:.,.,:, . lt lh M U . ,, : , K Sunshl 95991 0 K RUBBER WELDERS Tffyfw' aners lE:' - L. L. weeks E l 245 Cleveland Phone 299 lZ9 East Fourth PhOnG 97 I , yx. . A l John Clouse, Betty Teeter, Ken Keller ond Corol Kaiser ore taking od- vontcige of the convenient wolk-up window ot the First National Bank, 201 Eost Fourth, which is open from 9 until 5. 2 John Vorreiter, Jerry Brown and Nancy Wells show their preferences of all the wonderful things in Sennett's' Hardware, 209 East Fourth, but Edith Larkin doesn't seem to have picked out anything yet. 'A I ni EFA? Q CONGRATULATIONS CT 'f '56 19:51 . 1 G ' i Q E Grads. Z, A X RUBE SEILBACK AGENCY Il X Where Insurance ls Not a Sideline GOOD LUCK, SENIORSY I Ruben Seilback - Lyle E. Moskal l29 East Fourth Phone 44l 3 30 East Fourth Loveland, Colorado Larry Englehardt and Leland Hack- with down one of those thick creamy City Dairy rnalts while Donovan Ny- quist lcenterl has a delicious sundae. City Dairy, 437 Garfield Avenue is the place for all your dairy needs. CONGRATULATIONS, Seniors Honest, Injunl We aren't from ' kiddin' when we say: Good Luck l . CHAMBERS PLUMBING - HEATING 5? A ' 'F at -'we Sell the Best , as X ff : And Service the Rest 'I M . y ,,,,,, ll9 East W. Phone 284 Beattys Cafe and Tropical Room l2O East Fourth Phone 927 The Sign of The Gate ls the Sign of The Best ln Meat and Meat Products Loveland Packing Company South Lincoln Phone 950 Bill Saulcy, Judy Evans, Kay Karnla and Ed Garrett know Scottie Furniture, 449 Cleveland, is the place to buy fine furniture for the home of the future. F ' UUNTAIN S W Headquarters For iw?- INDIAN Music r' - 43 CONGRATULATIONS, Seniorsl DRAPER DRUG COMPANY Dependable Prescription Service Mrs. Don Moon 439 cleveland Phone 7-1 Fourth and Lincoln Phone 32 104 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK KII QX E I I I f x O59 - 1 J ABC Coach Company West of Loveland Very pleased with the way business is handled at the Home State Bank, 247 East Fourth, are Connie Larson, Gene Griffin, Judy Samson and Bob Carper as they inspect the books and files. -3' ...- 1 , SQ-Y, For TEIE BEST ln I- HOME FURNISHINGS FURNITURE and APPLIANCES Visit Everything for the BuiIder LARSONS Furniture Conqpony Loveland, Colorado Loveland Longmont West of Loveland Phone I6-J 377 East Fourth 344 Mam 105 fx. en R fP rg Qi RihtP r B 'P . R ght Appl t kr' T Us Right Advice LJ Q g Don'f Go Anywh e Els Th ffl , To eCiped-C Q . - O 0 I -I VOR ITER PAINT i 5 AUMILLEITS BARBER SHOP I2 gf 134 East Fourth 5 East Fifth XM X Phone 57 5 Va, A E ic A A A A Q3 Eg A, f S Ai iii fi SN? W A Q A 3 T 3 A QS N Kg Qs A NJA . 'QNVWA 4 Q A A A AEN A A - A X6 if.iiQiiiA WX A AM E A' gi AA Grodu tes .. DN Q 3 , A Q' Ag EN .om,SA h S , A A A A A2 N A A x A Q Xxsjenin my Dv A A 'gg xW ' Lovelaibfi Mgmmfkefk .gm3sbgan Zgb J,L1X syn AN F Knox 9Vfg8fCOR Qs X A eww P tiac - x . N. cane: Mor Sales SN Mxiiiiii 5 A Q A ELM i if i Q i s A A ii N i WY ii Q Y Loveland Auto Dealer? For Q good de I ew ond used furniture do os Ji Keener, Rita Sum- ner, Sandy Moss, ond Stan Stone hcive done. Visit Stone s Furniture I 16 East Fourth 106 Everythang Your Car Deslres Best of Luck to The Class ot l956 from the Q . I I '6'0PPl U S 34 AT LAKE LOVELAND Twelfth and Colorado Phone 444 zfgx SALMANS MOBIL SERVICE ABC Coach Company Aumallers Barber Shop Batae Henderson Furnature Company Bates Style Shop Bernhardt Barber Shop Beattys Cafe Blshop Electrac Company Bob Happs Company Boase Payette Lumber Company Bonnelle Sportang Goods Brandang Iron Cafe Brown s Shoe Fat Company Chambers Plumbing and Heatang Chesebro and Patterson fxty Daarv Coast to Coast Store Colorado Sportsman Crawfords Harold L Cuney Qualuty Cleaners Deanes Lumber Company Denver Loveland Transportatlon Derby Hall Market Drapers Drug Company Dude Corral Duffs Dry Goods Dutch Oven Bakery Ellls Motor and Tranler Sales Equatable Late Insurance F W Woolworth Company Ferguson Hardware Farst Natlonal Bank Gentry Shoe Store Abrams Maralyn IO 3 Abromska Geraldane 30 55 Ackerman Marvan Ackerley Al Adamson Lester Adkanson Beverly Agee Foy Merchant s Index O OO 05 4 O O O2 Barber Barker Barker Barrett Bashor Bashar Hancock Studno Harb1son Pame Inc Home State Bank Hopps Conoco Howards Conoco Hustons Mens Wear Jackson H Parker J C Penney Company J M McDonald Company John Deets Agency Kang Lumber Company Klatzke Bacycle Shop roh Brothers Nurseraes Kyles Musac Store Larson Furnature Company Leslae The Cleaner Landers Hobby and Handcratt Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Automobale Dealers Beauty Shop Councal of Churches Creamery Mattress Factory Packang Company Radaator Shop Reporter Herald Rosae Dorothy Roger Gene Beth Ralph Savangs and Loan Loveland Steam Laundry Macys Drug Store McCauley Jewelers Melody Musac Mocks Shoe Store Modern Beauty Shop Index Aakan Mary Allard Beth Allard Jlm Alps Paul Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Andrews Betty Delores Duck Janace 29 48 Jo n 36 Larry Ted M Ralph Apfel Elmer Apfel Lourane Aragon Charlotte Aragon Paulane Larry Howard Bacon Bader Bader Stanley Breese ,, , - ,, ., , , , 0 - 2 4 11 - . ,, I 9 105 , J' 99 '- ' . 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IO. 69 , ----..-.- 40, 56 , .. 11, 64, 65, 68 , .,.,....... 45, 46 , ....... 42, 62 , ........... 56 , . .... 35, 56, 84 , 12, 71 Baker Baker oe Ball Mr Con Ball Robert Ballanger Faye Barber DeAnna Bauer Gretchen Bauer Jlm Bauer Wayne I0 4 Baumgarten Mar1orae M s Beach James Beard Ronald Becker Arlene Beckett Robert Mr 7 4 Belden Charlene Belden Janace Bell Colleen Bennett Robert Berg Beth Bernarde Jennette Bernhardt Bob Bernhardt Fern Bernhardt Jam IO 42 6 Bernhardt Pat Bethel Alberta Bnngham Don Barkley Phyllls Bashap Loas Blewatt Dennas Blewltt Jam Bllss Larry Boedeker Rachard Bothum Eugene Bower Elden Bower Steven O6 O O 4 O 4 Bowman Jean Brandt Edna Brecheasen Nancy Brehm Barbara Brehm Don Brennang Robert Brankhoff Rex Brlzal Brown Betty Beverly Nehl Royal Crown Bottlang Company Normas Beauty Shoppe Nugent Implement Company OK Rubber Welders Peerys Stataonery Peters Wrater and Chrlstensen Publac Servlce Company Raalto Theater Ross Insurance Salman s Mobale Servace SCOTTIE Furnature Company Sealback Agency Sennetts Hardware 81 Furnature Store Stones New and Used Furnature Stroh and Stroh Auctioneers Studio Manor Sunset Studao Sunshlne Cleaners Tlndalls Mobalgas Tra County Gas and Electrac Co Tyler Jewelry Val Jean Shoppe Vorre1ters Paant and Wallpaper W 81 T Pharmacy Warnock Auctlon and Realty Dlck Jerry Walma Brown Brown Brown 7 a Browntaeld Ken Brownlee Lyle 74 Brunmeaer Calvan Brunmeaer Larry Brunmeaer Lucalle Bucklen Sharon Buckner Steve Buethe Chras Mr Bullard Janet Bullock Jerry Burback Betty Western Auto Associate Western Steak House Whate Cleaners Whate Star Cafe Wanegarden Garage and Servlce Workmans Drave lnn Carlson Loyal Carpenter Larry 29 54 orper Bob 2 Carter Juanata Cazer Margaret Chambers Dee Dee Chapman Rachard Chasteen Raymond Cherry Cherry Cherry Cherry Chack Joyce Chrastensan Ruth Chrlstenson Rlchard Clark Alberta Clark Dwaght Clark Thelma Clark Walt Mr Claypool Beth Claussen Halda Mrs Clause John Clane John Mr Darrel Darwln Ga ry Burgener Mr R L Burow Ron Cahall Patracua Caldwell Helen Mlss Campbell Barbara Campbell Arlene Campbell Mllo Cochran Mara lyn Collaer Col I ans Colton Combs Conne I Copper Don Lynn Jerry Dennas I Robert Bob Copple Myrta Corbett George Campos Carlson Carlson Carlson Carlson IO7 Ralph Barbara Dale 37 55 Janet Larry Corragan Mary Sharon Cowell Roger Cowglll Ronald 30 66 74 76 Cox Bruce Crawford Ronald 96 O 0 O7 4 O O6 2 O6 Creason Lunda Cressey Duxue Crockett Erma Crockett Rose Craft Carolyn Cross John Cross Martha Cross Stephen Crowe Barbara Cruuse Jock Cruuse Terry Cuney a y I2 Curtus Malcolm Curtus Marue Mrs Dale Mary Danuelson Clarence Mrs Donuelson Darene Danley Phul Darrah Oluve Muss Dauel Peter Dovudson Jerry Dovudson Jenny Dovudson Larry Davus Ann Davus Don Davus Sandra Davus Verlyn Frutchel Alan Frutchel Clayton Fullenwuder Bob Furr Al Gallegos Pete Garcuo Adelune Garner Dennus Gornuca Dave Garrett Ed I4 72 73 Garrett Marulyn Gates Martha Gates Mary Gates Reggue George Sherrl Gues Julua Gulbert Glenda Gll Bruce Gull Gerry Glantz Elaune Glasco Janet Glassgow Glossgow Gonzales Gonzales Gonzales Eunuce Larry Lou1se Manuel Vuolo 4 Day Connue Deeds Larry Deunes, Johann 32 55 DeMoulun Duck Denton Ronnue Depperschrnudt Arlus 28 59 Depperschmudt Leo 26 Depperschmudt Robert Depperschmudt Wayne DeFrues Gerald Mr DeSmuth Kathryn DeNeu1 Duck Devenyns Myrna I3 4 Devenyns LeAnn 28 32 5 Deutz Dennus Duetz Gary Duck Dennue Dults Roger Dunes Charles Dungler Janet 32 54 Dunsmore Davud Dusney Jum Duttemar Dorus Drake Sharyle Drues Nucky Duff Duxue Dugan Joyce Dunham Ruchard Dunkelberger Ann Duvall Danna Duvall Helen Mrs Dykeman Tom Eastun Gary Eckhard George Mr Edmondson Lourene Muss Edwards Ronme Eucher Larry I3 6 74 78 7 Ellus Marlon Elupah Dovuda Eluuah Muke Englehordt Larry Erwun, Luculle Muss Etter Francus Evans Judy I3 7 Fancher, Robert Farnham Steve Forrus Bob Farrus Joyce Fedderson Carolyn Ferguson Harold Mr Ferguson Carol Fuck Otto Mr Fuechtner Bob Fundley Shurley 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