Loveland High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Loveland, CO)

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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?

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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

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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