Loveland High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Loveland, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1958 volume:

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Checking the signcut sheet are principal, Harold Ferguson, and assistant principal, Mansel Worden. They cversee the activities of the 7OO students of Loveland High School, 7 1 A 2 f fi i 52 1 i sig rl. Z f 5 rf 'KV in 1 N. Mrs, Marilyn St. john, Walt Clark, Mrs, Elizabeth Meskirnen and john Harvey check a student project in woodshop, Mrs. Meskimen is the sponsor of FHA. Mr. Clark coaches B squad football and Mr. Harvey is the sponsor of FFA. ns- S Miss Esther Vogt, Harry Hanson, Mrs. losephine jones, Mrs. Gertrude Bates, and Miss Olive Darrah take time out of their busy schedule to pose for a picture in front of the bulletin board. Mrs. Bates is the sponsor of FBLA, Mrs, Helen Olinger and Mrs. Marie Curtis, secre- taries for School District Number Two, confer with Mrs. Ethel Reagan, Loveland High School secretary. Faculty Miss Mildred Wesley, Miss Charlotte Scilley, and Mrs. Genevieve Tindall check health reports in the nurse's office. Miss Wesley is school librarian. Miss Scilley is School District Number Two nurse while Mrs. Tindall is kept busy with the duties of Dean of Girls. Vivan Wickam, Ray Patterson, Gerald De Fries and Mrs. George Mehaffey are instructed on football playin by Robert Beckett, A squad football coach. Mr. De Fries and Mr. Wickam are wrestling coaches. Mr. Pat 8 terson is athletic director, while Mrs, Mehaffey sponsors GAA. ,, A fn dfmstf ,Q . -.-HJ .fi 11 .Al Gordon Tegnell is shcwing the crbit of the satellite 'ev vi N Glen Yarberry band director, explains a little to Miss l-lelcn Caldwell, Roland Thornburg and Iohn kncwn fact about 'a great composition to Mrs. Mary Cline. Mr, Tegnell is IRC sponsor, Mr. Cline is track Martin and Miss Laurene Edmondson. Miss Edmondson coach, Mr, Thornburg is basketball ccach, and Mrs. Martin teach in the vocal music department. . . . Faculty Charles McKinley takes notes cn the growth of the African violets Mrs. Harriet Grant is growing while Miss Helen Schweizer and Walt Speece ponder the accuracy of this experiment. Mrs. Grant and Miss Schweizer are Pep Club sponsors. Kenneth Knievel and I. V. Tobler seem to be ana- lyzing Mrs. Carolee Smith's brain. Mr. Knievel sponsors Ski Club and Mr Tcbler is the sponsor ot Art Club. john Stream, driver training instructor, was driving at the time the picture was taken. Mr. Stream sponsors the Spark Plugs, the safety club. 9 Mrs. lean Gcudy, sponsor of the REDSKIN and the Chieftain, demonstrates the use of the dark room to Mrs. Margaret Greenly, Miss Gertrude Scott, Earl Monroe, and Mrs. l-lalicia Whitehouse. Miss Scott directs the class plays. Mr, Monroe sponsors judo Club and NFL. Mrs. Whitehouse has FTA. 1 3 t , If sf i fi if S L' 'Q 'Q v Izizf' 3 f Serving the many hungry LHS students are the i sv- Q:-2-, 1 . l l is a result of the are lay Ford, Ted Anderson, Lloyd Wells, Orville Birkley and William Klerk. Loveland High's spic and span school good job done by the LHS custodians. They cafeteria ladies. Lett tc right are: Mabel Pickering, lvl rtle Millholen Fanny Sattler, Hilda Claussen, Muliel V . Melton, Datha Drake, Katherin Schroetlin, Eleanor Len- Maintenance Charged with the responsibility of transporting the 600 bus students to school are the drivers: Conrad Hutchinson, Henry Cross, Walt Speece Claude Kage, Paul Hill, Otto Fick, john Packard, Herb Deines, and Rev Russell Truesdala. Gb? 9 m us, F-J-YG. Luc. 3 fin' -9. VA S D C 7 5 4 ' x -. .,'- A , l if 'V ' fl ff' 1 xxx if 'L f T' ff Y' . I ' f' h' . 1 Al fo K, J . I -In - if ', J Qf ' V I rj I W - 'aig f f fl! - . , ' 'wb' - Y P' 5551 ' ' N-sig L5i4f-Qi- : Y gf H N i gvll L- f' if ' ,E nfl .H ' -f f,,,v. Q, ' P, ..,, -x V .gx , v,. , ,, 31 -' Serving the seniors as class officers for the year are Bryan Sennett president Larry Carlson vice president john Vorreiter secretary and Ron Denton treasurer Semors 'Ihe clexer little lndian depicted in lhe Chieftain this year represents he mast of the 150 ffraduating seniors. Among his sly tricks lie the memories of our high schocl days. How can anyone forget his wonderful experiences such as Rag Day competition and skits. chilly football games. noisy basketball courts. ant all the busy activities of the four whirling years. ust as the little Indian will continue to meet his challenges with courage and conviction so will those who have shared his experiences. Because of his counsel- ors Wise teachings he will be able to meet ie world with his eyes wide open. 1 C seniors with our future ahead of us we t tnk all th 'zse who rave given us ' opportunity for a successful future. judy Graese was chosen by the senior class as DAR Good Citizen on the basis of her leadership depend ability, service, patriotism and her many other outstanding qualities 13 in 'L Bacon Baker MARV ACKERMAN A wise men does tms own work ' Choir 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4' State Festival 2, 3, 4, Football 4, IRC 4, L Club 2, 3, 4, L Clu', Vaudetrlle 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Class Play 4. FAY AGEE Life without laughter is a KIYCGVY lslanlc ' Pep club I, 2, 3, 4, Skit Chalrrtfw 3 franrsl- CMI I Secretary I, Grls' Trzple Trio 2, 4' Trio 3, 4' Ensernlrle 3, State Folo Contest 2 3, Stale Music Fest-tsl I P 3 A Ee: on Le llc' 4, Vice-Pres dent 3, Drill Sound I 'Z 3 J L CW., N fi vmrlw I, 2, 3, 4, Cless Secretory 2' Grls' State 3 Class Play 3, 4' Student Council Tre-c,urer A Prev Ecxer T, RICHARD PAUL AIPS To be eftleent In a quiet wax ls my aim throughout the day. JOHN ANDERSON A migbty athlete cred cz trfend to cl.' L Club 3, 4' L Clut' Xleuzfeulle 2 3 .1 F: t 'I' I ' Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 3. ALLEN S. ANSON Be calm and lzyc lonaf IRC I, Spanesb Clul: I. PAULINE ARAGON Her ways are ways of plecsantness. FHA I, 2, 3, Vice Prcsldent 3, FBLA 3 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Peo Club 4. LARRY BACON May this man be wise eneugh to ncxer mel circa ' FFA I, 2, 3, 4, President 3 4' Sentinel I' E1-ml I, 2 3 BREESE BAKER When in doubt, giggle ' Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4. Drill Saudi 3, GAA If FHA It 2 3,11 District Reporter 2, 3, Reporter ZZ I- Club Vaudex Ile I. ROBERT BALL He always comes up srwllngf' Foolball I, 2, 3, Basketball I 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 IRC 4, L Club 3, -1, Choir 2, 3, 4 State Festlxal 2, 3, Science Club 3, 4, L Club Vaudeyille 2 3, -1, Choir Section Leader 4 I'IOfY1eCO'UlTlQ Escort 4. BETH BASHOR A sweet smile and a good grade, gust look ot all the friends she's made. Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Drill Squad I, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, L Club Vaudeyille 4. Ball I4 Bashar ,, Bauer Becker Brldrn Bernardo B!is5 Brisfor 'Dr my XX qt, Q'-'1 fn lx, hr 1 x a ' 3 if L , A, . f' 5? . M ' ' ' 0 1 ' A : 1 Y , W Q C 1 L -S , 3 1 5 ,VA ,, Y 41 L' f A3 Z 3 433.6 , , M, Y ffm gif '5 Bucklen Buckner ,J GRETCHEN BAUER 'mc HQQH1 OH thmgs wcllf Pep Clulv 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 2, 3, 4, Vice-prevalent 3, Omcf tum 3, 4, Euamoss Manager A, Druli Squad If Bturicmr Councw lj L CILH, Vouwicwllc 3, 4, Class Play 4 ARLENE BECKER 'Moy her Mc Vac os QOV as her music. Spomsh Clulv If FTA 2 3, -1, Secrefcm 4, V1 -vvesdent , ce 3 FNA 3, A Nice-Dresden? 3 4, Choir 1, 2 3, 4, Choir En sem'i!e 4, L Cluh Voudexwlle I, 3, 4 CHARLENE BELDEN 'She-'S rwoppx She! mczrrwed ' GAA T 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3 F H A If Pep Ecmci 2 JEANETTE BERNARDE 'Ouvefmces Q her charm. LARRY BLISS The swmmnc ws rod when who sun aiwmos gn Pu Mcufi, HOWARD BRISTOR 'A happy wnrisiererf SHARON BUCKLEN Never cfv L,w.m'f Wim: fc omgfwc. P93 C232 2, 3, 4 FHA 2 Fgrr Cchns F. STEVE BUCKNER Not only QQL7 um good far sa'w'cHmnQ,' Footrfm 4, iioskofhorl 3 wmgtMnq 2, 2 -1 Ezuoruli Z A L Club 2 3 4 JP: CMM 3, 4 STLVICD! COUOCJ 4 L CMM VCL! UC LMIQ 3 A :Y PQ? -1 Iiwc 1 BARBARA CAMPBELL gncggg, 'r,.w 0.01 r'-if Pcfa CL' l FHA 2 2 DALE CARLSON ITS not vga! Nuo swat, tg wot I I:.cf,r1mf,re L QM, J .1 31 CLA' 'J:rv1Q-vwcfwce 2 E -1 Puerto!! I 2 3 Ecsvmtcw N 2 3 ii 5 GN' 2 3 -1' TCU 1, FFA I L QL1','.3,.fC.NNf- V 2 J C . r 2 4 C' CATLF 3 Campbell Carlson, D, I 2 ,jf , Q ff -'vi ,Munn Q? C'urk Colllcr LARRY CARLSON Man wnth a horn Bond I, 2, 3, 4, Vxce-presldent 3, Clwlcltaln 4, Wrcstlunq 2, Chour 2, IRC 3, 4, Lnbraruan 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Class Vlcc-,mrc5lt1cnt 4, 'lrum Trlo I, 2, 3, 4, Pram 5ervcr 2, Hamccgmlnq Escort 4, L Clu VOLLCICVIIIC 4. JUANITA CARTER 'ln hor many have faunfl 0 true tr RAY CHASTEEN Two ,Imax and lbc rlqltt klntl ot an . Sk: Club 2, 3, 4, IRC 4, Sczcncf: Cluz , A, It 4 'fi' , 4. DARREL CHERRY 'I'm sure caros are on cncmy to of FFA I, 2, L Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Munaqcr 2, 3, 4, L CI':b VGLIIICVIHC I, 2, 3, 4, GARY CHERRY Ho cloasr'-t 'mow lux I-.art!w. Scvcnco Club 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4' Pct: Ilfzwrl I, 7, 3, 4, Preslclcnt 4, IRC 4, Slfn Club 4, Sola and Enscmblc Canlcst I, 3, 4, State Band Conlcst l, 2, 3, 4, L Club X'au1lc-.lllc 4. DON CHURCHWELL 'Como what may, ltok the santa googl xport cxcry day. Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Eawclrall 3, 4 Sk: Club 4 L Club 3 ,4, L Club VOIIHCNIIIC 4, Clasf. play 4, Jalmslown I, 7, ALBERTA CLARK 'A good I-stcncr me a jay. DON COLLIER 'Yau hear that boy laugltmqf' L Club 3, 4, L Club VOllilCNIIlC 3, 4, Track I, 7, 3, 4, Football 2, LYNN COLLINS 'Laugh and the world laughs at you' IRC 3, 4, Football I, Student Councul 3, 4, Student Body President 4, L Club Vaudevllle 3, Hameconwlng E5cort 4, Student of the Month 4. JOHN CROSS 'Me ond Emsteinu IRC 2, 3, 4, Vice-presldent 3, Scnence Club 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Boys' State 3. C ll' 1 6 610225 Corslon, L Carter Chasfeen Cherry, D. Cherry, G. Churchwell Dglc Davidson Daylloff Dcchanr Denton DeSmiIh 'ffl 13,-:.-3 ,. ali, if 'Er' Dietz Dinsrnore RICHARD DALE A contented fellow is he, Baseball 3, 4. KENNY DAVIDSON He makes good of bad, and truends of foes. ' Art Club 3, Track l, 4, Basketball I. RONNIE DAYHOFF To be rather than to seem lS hrs atm, BERNEIDA DECHANT l don't kiss boys GAA 3, FBLA 4. RON DENTON Stay as sweet as yuu are' Football l, 2, 4, Track 3, 4, L Club 4, Sk: Club 4, Class Treasurer 4, L Club Vaudevllle 44 KATHY DESMITH An athlete as she, at a glrl can be. Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Sk: Club 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Sprung and Fall Soorts Chanrman 3, 4, Presndent 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, L Club Vaudevalle 3, 4, Class Play 4, DENNIS DIETZ He belleves too much work is unhealthy, and thinks a lot of hls health, DAVE DINSMORE l-le never exaggerates, he just remembers Img. NICKY DRIES Gone are the days when my heart was young and gay. Football l, Basketball lg Spanish Club l, IRC 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Secretary-treasurer 4, Redskun Reporter 3, Curculatlon Manager 3, Bag Brother 3, Class Play 3, 4, L Club Vaudeyulle 3. DIXIE DUFF 'Always unto rntschleff' Peo Club I, 2, 3, 4, Drlll Squad l, 2, 3, NFL 3, 4, Pres- ldent 4, Art Club 4, L Club Vauaevllle l, 2, 3, 4, Sk: Club 2 Dfeis nuff l 7 'W Etter Evans JOYCE ELAINE DUGAN 'She is always in o happy mood, FHA 2, 3, 4, Second Vice-president 4. DERALD DUNN Mischief, thou art afoot. CECIL DURBIN A hapoy go-lucky sort of guy, DONNA DUVALL I live for those who loye me. Peo Club I, 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 4, L Club Vaudeville 3, 4. GARY EASTIN He'll find Q wOy. DAVIDA ELIJAH Her blue eyes, they beam ond they twinkle. Pep Club lg Ski Club 3, Pep Bond 4, Triple Trio 25 Choir I, 2, Bond l, 2, 3, 4, FRANCES ETTER She hos thot quality of innocence. JIM EVANS He is well pond who is well satisfied. Collfornlo I, 2, 3. SHIRLEY FLINT I've got rhythm. Bond l, 2, 3, 4, Secretory-treasurer 4, Spanish Club lp Solo ond Ensemble l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Bc-nd l, 2, 3, 4, Director 4, Dolncei Bgmnd l, 2, 3, 4, All State Orchestra 3, l. Club Vaucle- yl e , . CAROL FOWLER Nothing great was ever ochieyed without enthusiasm. Pep Club 3, FHA 3, 45 FTA 4. Flint l 8 Fowler Frank, R. Frank, L. Garcia CQ Gates Gies Graese 'W if MY -qw. 5'f f 'r- ai' 'O' 'W Griffing Grimaldo ROBERT FRANK 'Well alone IS better than well sand, FFA l, 2, 3, 4. LAUREL FRANK Nature made mm what he lk, ami ne er was mule mch another' FFA l, 7, 3, 4, Faataall l, 7, L Clulu Vaunlevllle l, 7, 4 ADELINE GARCIA Nut an enerwy ln the world, MARTHA GATES A pleasure nn every duty Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 7, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4 Art Club 3, 4, Sefretar-,-Treasurer 4. JULIA GIES The best thmgs always come done up nn small occkcaes Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4: Soamah Club l, 2, FNA 3, 4' Secre- tarv 3 4, Skt Club 3, 4, l. Clult Vaudevllle l, 2 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3q Drlll sauad l 2, 3, 4, l-lcmecomma Queen Ccndmiate 4 Cheerleader 3 4, Prom Server 3, State Clftolr Feetlvel 2, 3, 4, Redskln 3, 4' Talent Slwcw 3, 4 JUDY GRAESE 'The artnsl 15 a rare rare 'zreezl Pen Clal: l 2, 3, 4, Eecretarv 2' Vlce-Presudent 3 Pres- lllf-nt 43 Drlll Snead 4' GAA 7 ?arxlwomore Clrcax Oueert 7 Chlettam Stall 2, 3 4' Uulll and Qerall 3, 4 Havwecawvlrrfz Oueen Cmrlrllrlate 4, Art Cltllw 7 3 4, Vlce-Preslclerwt 3 frrzr 7 3, 4 Treflsurer 4 Prrmw Semi-r Pg Prom Dpqnrgrlfdn Cl-mr man 3 L CMH: Vaa'le.llIo l 7 3, 4 Glrls' Octette 4 DAR Cwvf' Crt ren -1 'Wwlust' Art Awmrlw 3 Glrls Ctfwte Altnmfnte 3 Ffvn' Fwrecwl Ot Zermlwm Awarrl 4 Ttwierwt of the Miata 4 PeLxC!1,', lzlerwt Shiv, A Qtnte Chzzr Fe-tlval 7 3 A CAROL CRIFFING Fltlwr Il' ffl 3 wt, :r lll malfe ave Ctvtcltd rw Staff 2 3 4 fectlcrw Eriltir 3 E11 tir 4 C , rtmfl Scrzl' 2 4 Clase Pla. 3 4 Strmer-t Calmcfl 4 GAA l 2 7 4 Ezzrff 3 Vee-meslfienf 4 Pew Clmg l 2 3 A Dwi' fr . H: l 7 Tfllfinl flaiv. ' Art Club A N F L l 2 Clair'-1 ' Ci'- enslcs Festwal 2 Prgrvw eeuer 7 L Clul, Vaafiewlle l Etacerrt af flee Mantle -1. ARNOLD GRIMALDO An lvmut 'wins tl-.e Pmq nt ,wen FFA l 2 3 PFGGY GUNN Qlwe ne.er A-Mm elffgt at fl eval cw, Cn, I 2 3 4 FHA 3 Drlll ville: I 7 4 L C .' '.f1l.1l-.:lle 3 Ctxrt.-. ' SANDRA HALE lftv lrwwfurw' 'r wa 6-.O ' lt lfc-rr Cm' ' 2 E -1 VHA! 2 3 4 Flrat .ff ff .1 L Cl..' '1.:e. llc ff 3 4 Frau' Eer.er 7 Gunn Hale l9 Wow Hoffman Holley DIANA HAUBERT N With brains to hold a good position coupled with a good als- position. Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Chorus l 2, Future Nurses Club 4, Drill Squad 4, State Music FCSUVGI 3 L Club Voudevllle l, 3, 4. DON HAYWARD 'Talk lo him ol Jacoifs ladder and he would ask the number at stcas Footlvall l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Wrestling 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, L Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, 45 Student Council 3, L Club Vaudeville 3, 4, Redskln Reporter 4, Quill and Scroll 4. DALLAS HENNESSEE A haooy wanderer. ' LUEARY HEPNER A maiden dark with a winning smile' Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Drill Squad l, 2, FNA 4, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 4, L Club Vaudeville l, 3, 4, State Music Fes- tival 2, 3, 4. Class Play 4. JANNY HERNANDEZ A friend indeed. Pep Club 3, 4. MARGIE HERSH A quiet nature wins many friends FHA l. BOB HOFFMAN A gentleman without a doubt. Football 3, 4, FFA l, 2, 3, L Club Vaudeville 4. STU HOLLEY I came not here to talk. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Wrestling 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, L Club 3, 4, L Club Voudeville 2, 3, 4, Student Council l. PHYLLIS HOLMGREN Neat one sweet and hard to beat. Pep Club 3, 4, Drill Squad 3, 4, GAA 3, L Club Voude- vzlle, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, St. Pat's Lady 4. ANN HOLMQUIST 'Suqar and spice and everything nice. Peo Club 3, 4, Drill Squad 4, GAA 3, 4, l.. Club Vaudo- ville 3, 4, Texas l, 2. Holmgren 20 Holmquist WK, SGI 4f 4M' VWM Haubcri Hayward Hennessce Hcpner Hernandez Hersh ff TM . .4 if 5 W 'wwf' Wfff - N '-1+-Wx I 'ii AJ fr K E1 .wx mis, 3. ta 'xg A S fa Ma B :KN 4' Wi ff., ii .1- si 5 E ,, g i' X A,,, , 1 31 2? -+3 M 'E Q if am , I A ,-cm X, og, v K ' . Q x - A' -' ., ,.:::,::.11.4.k:,.. A . '- I Q fs ' x.:':- 51- , .,x :,, x Matthews Mielke Miner Moss Mullison Neville ' 'FQH bd! 2 s f BEVERLEY MATTHEWS She'Il make life what it ought to be. Pep Club l, 2, 3, FBLA 4. MARLENE MIELKE Marlene now, Marlene forever, Mielke now, but not forever. Peo Club l, 2, 3, 4, FHA l, 2, 3, FBLA 4, L Club Vaude- ville l. DON MINER Not to be among the unemployed if his name means what it says. ' Monument, Colorado l, 2, 3. SANDY MOSS l-leLe's a gal with a smile who makes the bubble of life worth w iIe. Peo Club l, 2, 3, 4, Representative 3, Talent Show 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, IRC 3, 4, L Club Vaudeville l, 3, 4, Queen Candidate 3, Prom Server 2, Drill Squad l, 2, 4, Student Council 2, BURT MULLISON He thinks the world is made of fun and frolic. Basketball l, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 4, Track l, 2, L Club Vaudeville 3, 4. BARBARA NEVILLE She is as merry as the day is long. Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Art Club 4, L Club Vaudeville 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA NOYE5 Her truth unquestioned and her soul sincere. NFL 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, President 4, Parlimentarian 3, L Club Vaudeville vl, KENT OLINGER lf vou ccn't be true to one or two, you're better off witl- three. Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Art Club 2, 3, L Club 2, 3, 42 Class Vice President 3, Peo Club Talent Show 2, 3, 4, L Club vaudeville 2, 3, 4. UFIVIN PACAS 'A trusty, faithful fella. Baseball 3, 4. 'llDY PAULEY Give her a fiddle and a couple of beaux, and she'Il have music wherever she goes. Peo Club l, 2, 3, 4, Drill Squad l, 2, Chorus l 2, 3 4' Section leader 4, State Music Festival l, 2, 3. 4, PSD Club Talent Show l, 2, 4' Malorette 2, 3, Drum Mopar 4, Prorn Server 2, L Club Vaudevllle 4 2, 3, Paces Pauley 2 3 3 K: Roth Rowland HELEN PHILLIPS Always happy, always kind. To some fellow she'll be a find. Pep Club 3, 4, FBLA 4, IRC 4, Fort Morgan I, 2. ALAN PROPP To understand this man of knowledge, One would have to go to college, IRC 4, NFL 4, Science Club 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Big Brother Club 3, Student Council 2, L Club Vaudeville 3, Class Play 4, SHARON RAY I wonder as I wander. Pep Club I, 4, GAA I, 4, Drill Squad 4, Chorus I, L Club wfaudeville 4, Ankara, Turkey 2, 3. RAY REEB How can you look at the stars when it's cloudy? Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, L Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Talent Show 2, 3, L Club Vaudeville 3, 4, All State Choxr 3, All State Festival 2, 3, 4, Boy's Ensemble 2, 3: Bov's Quar- tet 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, President 4, Class Treasurer 2, Class Plsy 3, Student Council 4, Pep Club King Candidate 2, Homecom- ing Escort 4. MARILYN REICHEL She mixed wisdom with pleasure and reason with mirth. Pep Clulv 3, 4, FNA 3, 4, IRC 4, FBLA 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Historian 3, Vice-president 4. JUDY RITER I may say little, but I think a lat, Band 3, GAA 3, Pep Club 4, HENRY ROTH A slow moving sort of guy, Scholc-stic Art Awards, gold key, 4. SHARO'. ROWLAND 'Beauty is not only skin deep. Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Reoresentative I3 Talent Show 3. 4' Drill Squad I, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3' FTA 2, 3, IRC 3, 4' IRC Historian 2, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Triple Trio 4, Junior Ense-'nb'e 3: State Music Festival 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Redskin 3, 4, Assistant Business Manaaer 3 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Rag Day Queen Candidate 2, Wrestling Queen Candidate 3, Girls' State 3, Class Play 3, 4, Class Secretary I, L Club Vaude- ville I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Secretary 4, Prom Server 2, Student of the Month 4. NANCY SALMANS She's a friend as good as gold. Pep Club 2, 3, Drill Squad 2, Ski Club 2, 3, Pep Band 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, PEGGY SALTKILL Mild of manner and gentle of heart. Salrnans 24 Salfkill 150 , ...Av-9' mv ' 4 ,5 fx. 4 MZ, ,.,,:, 4 'V fy, :,',,fM -19, Simmons Skow Simpson Sleeth NORMA SAUER Pep plus talent equals Dersonalrtyf' Peru Club l, 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, IRC 3, 4, Secretary-treas- urer 4, FNA 4, Drrll Squad l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Rag Day Ouecr Canclrdate l, Redskrn 3, 4, Assocrate Editor 3, 4, Sturtent Councrl l, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Prom Seryer 2, Ourll anrl Scroll 3, 4, Secretary 4, Class Secretary 3, Hame- cantrna Cueen Candldate 4, L Club Vaudeyllle l, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent of Month 4, LORENE SCHUMAN 'Sweetness ls the soul of beauty. Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l, IRC 4' L Club Vauclevllle l, GERALD SCHWAB 'Na wonder teacher's harr turns gray. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Ensemble 3, 4, Sk: Club 2, 3, 4, Chorr 3, 4, Sectron leader 3, 4, Class Play 4, Club Vaucieyulle 4. JIM SCOLES The world ls un hrs hands. L Club 3, 4, Art Club 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Class Vlce-president 2, L Club Vaurleyllle 4. DAVE SENN 'Youll never know the troubles l'ye seen Rand l, 2, 3, Chorr 2, 4, State Band Festlyal l, 2, 3 4, State solo and Cl'lS6l'71DlC contest l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Scrence Club 4, IRC 3, 4, Redskzn 4 Bug Brother Club 3' Ourll ami Scroll 4, L Club 4, Track 4, L Club Vaurieytlle 4. BRYAN SENNETT ' He lryes rn a whlrl of athletlcs and QlYlS.H Faotlroll l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4Z L Club 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, L Club Vaudevllle 2, 3, 4, PED Cla Talent Show 2, 4, Art Club 2, Spanrsh Club l, 2, Bays Ensemble 4, Chorr 2, 4, Class Vlce Prestdent l, Class Presrctent 4' Student Councll l, 2, Kung Candraate at Pep Club Barauet 3 l-lcrnecorrunq Escort 4, Pep Club Talent Show 4. JEAN SIMMONS 'A rusrness wcrnan I shall be and none wtll dare auestlan me GAA l, 2, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Skt Club 3, 4, Chaxr 2, Drtll fquarl l, 2, 4, L Club Vaudevllle l, 2, 3, 4, From Server 2 Cheerleader 4, Maporette 3, Class Play 3. DON SIMPSON 'A aaati scout' CLIFF DINES SKOW Tall ani camtcal ls he, FFA l, 2, 3, Wrestlrng 2, 3, Basketball l. LINDA SLEETH Lw.e ts the sweetest thrng Pep Club l 2, 3, 4, Drill Squad l, 2, 3 Chorus 2, L Club yauaeytlle l, 2, 3, Prom Server 2 25 WR Y lk 5. it Spraque Staples DONNA SMITH A woman's hair is her crowning glory. Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, IRC 4, Choir 3, State Musical Festival 3, L Club Vaudeville 3, 4, Chieftain 4, Co-Senior Editor 4, Class Play 4. LORETTA SMITH lt's hard to tell where her heart is. Fort Collins l, 2, 3. NANCY SMITH Women of few words are best. GAA 4, L Club Vaudeville 4. DICK SNEDIGAR Work is sure to win. Ski Club 2, 4, Redskin Reporter 2, 3, 4, Editor 4' Annual 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, Student Council 3, Judo Club 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice-president 4. VICTOR SNYDER Resolved to be a circus, clowns and all. Track 3, Football 4. BETH SOURS Fair, with all the charms of woman. Peo Club l, 2, 3, 4, Representative 4, GAA 3, L Club Vaudeville l, 2, 3, 4, Rag Day Queen 4, CARY QPRAGUE He's little from tio to toe, chuck full of life and go, Villisca, lowa l, 2, 3. ARLENE STAPLES l've qot a hook and you've got a line, honey. Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Representative 2, GAA l, 2. 3, Ski Club l, 2, 3, Class Play 3, 4, Student Council l, 4, Drill Saixad l, 2, 3, 4: L Club Vaudevulle l, 2. 3, 4, Prom Server 2, Class Treasurer 3, Pram Chairman 3, Talent show 4. EARL STERKEL l-le'll find a way. FAA l, 2. GLEN STEYER As big in ideals as in size . Sterkel 26 Steyer Smith D. Smith L. Smith, N Snediqar Snyder Sours Sfouffer Stump Sumner Swanda Taliafcrro Thompson in x u W s is 3 4 A ' , , Vincent Vorreiter JOHN STOUFFER Knowledge is powc-rf FTA 2, 3, A, Parllamenfarlan 2, NFL 3, Class Play 3, Stu- dent Dlreclar 3, A. CLARENCE STUMP JR. CBUDDYJ l love my molorcyclfr lmcsl of all FFA ' 2 3 l l , , . RITA SUMNER Llfe lS jusf one darn llwlnq after another, BUT lay? lS two darn llwlnas after each other Perm Club l 7, 3, L Club Vaurleylllc l, 2, 3, Ag Wrestling Oueen 3' Saint PaT's Lady 3. TONY SWANDA Just call me 'Cassr1noyr'1 ' Foolholl l, 7 3, A, VVrcslllna 7, 3, A' Easfioll 7' Basker- lN'Jll lj Sk: Clulv 7 3 43 l Clllld 3 4' L Clllll VhIl'40X,lllC 3, A' Pnrlskin Reanrlf-r A' Class Play A, Qunll and Scroll 4, fARO'. TALIAFFRR0 Hlnfalliaenre ls the kc-y to every keyhole Peo Club l, 2 3 At lRC Ap NFL 3' L Club Vmlfleyrllrh l, 2 3 4' Clnarvs lj Drill Found l, A' Qlufleaf Collncll lj Parlla- menfaraan A' Glrls' Slate 3, Asslsrant Drlll Squad Leader A DARWIN THOMPSON 'Frlonflllnfxfs :L tl-n tr ln -rf--wtnr ff ry mance Wrcslllnn 7, 3, Slfl Clllll 3 Ag Easolnll 7 Art Cllll' A 'clencc Clalu 3, A IANE VINCENT Lcflalnlna eyes wlnnlnq fwwllc' ' Banff l, 7, JOHN VORREITER 'A wlse man 'ldv' has flwn wfzrlf Faqflafzll l 7 3, A, Track l 7 3, A Enskotluall l, Elf: Clll v 7' Sr Qnrc Clllli 3 4 Eanfl l 7 3 A Vlcf- Presvlanf A Fnsc-rnlzlc 7 3, A Sala 7 Pan Fanfl l, 7 IRC A Dance Eanfl 3 4' L Clui lffl'l'fC.-llC' 7, 3, A KEITH WARDIN 'Good homer ls the heart af the soul ECVM1 l 7 3 4i 2CCY'n Leaflor 3 P00 Eanrl 3 4 Dnaff' Pflrvl 3 4 fwdnlflw Clul lj f'-rf Cllll: 3' IRC A Fclengg Cla' 3 4, ChlC'lTGlY'l A Pram S-ir-for 7 L Cllllw Vallflewllc 3 Ag POD Cllllp Talon? Shcw 3, 4 'ffla and Ensemble Contest 3 Trurnpm Trai 3, A, Cla' Pifzy A Olnll and Scroll A KAREN WARRINER lf new frlenfls are fll.cr and old frlends are gala, Karens rlch FHA l, 7 3, IRC 7, 3, A FrlA 3, A, Pep Clllln A H Wardin Warriner 27 X Watson Weber Webster Weikum Wiley Woelfle ARTHUR WATSON From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. L Club 3, 4, Wrestling Manager 3, 4, Baseball 2. NOLAN WEBER He iustly earns his classmates' praise. Football 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, L Club 3, 4, President 4, Boys' State 3, Class President 3, Student Council 2, 4, L Club Vaudeville 3, 4, Student of the Month 4, Pep Club King Candidate 4. LARRY WEBSTER A boy with high blush pressure. FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, State Con- test l, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, IRC 4, Science Club 4, Band I, 2, Track 3: State Music Contest I, 2, State Ensemble Contest I, Class Play 4, L Club Vaudeville 4. MEL WEICKUM A regular fellow whom we all admire, when it comes to Judy he's a real live wire. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, FFA I, 2, 3, L Cfub Vaudeville 3, 4. JUDY WILEY Being 0 Good soort wins her many friends. IRC 3, 4, FHA 4, NFL 4. RICHARD WOELFLE With his might he hath done that which he fourd to do. Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Ensemble 3, 4, Wrestling 4. SHARYL WOODS Lively, witty and full of fun, a good friend and a true one. Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Drill Squad I, 2, 4, Drill Squad Leader 4, Representative 2, Talent Show 2, 3 ,4, GAA l, 2, 4, Intramurals I, 2, Points Chairman 2, IRC 3, 4, Chieftain 2 3, 4, Senior Editor 4, Student Council 3, L Club Vaudeville I, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Parlirnentarian 4, Choir l, 2, 3, State Festival 2, 3, Junior Ensemble 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Pre:- ident 47 Pram Chairman 3, Big Sister Club 3, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. The following seniors did not have their pictures taken fo' the Chieftain : Alvin Woelfe, Sylvia Buche and Richard Dunham. Woods Juniors Leading the peppy junior class this year in their various activities were veep, Bill Tunnicliffg secretary, Kathy Seidel, president, Larry Rudelg and treasurer, Clayann Kitzrnan. Ks t-:icli lim-lx' :mtl ciitliiisiztstic Jima im' liitliuii goes tliimiigli tlit- lizills lil l.m'cl:tiitl lligli, twcityriitc is i'umi11dt'tl mil liis :Active p:ti'tici1i:ttiiiii iii st-lififnl ztctixf ities. HQ :ippt-:tits :it :ill :itlilt-tie ciiiitn-sts. :ill sift-izil liiiictiinis. :tiitl llziu lJ:iy :iiitl wits i't's1if,iisilwlt- l i' tlit- iiiiiifii' clztss iilttx' :tml tliv lu-ziiitiliil 75 llIIll1iI 5CllllJl'IIIWIIII, llt- Zllsli i'v1ii'csviitt'tl l,iix'vl:iiitl Iligli :ii Clirls' :iiitl liiivs' Stzttc. lfflfli Hltiiiiiii- liitl1:iii is iiiitluiilvtctlli' syiiilvfilic iil tliu xxqitiii suliiiiil s11ll'1I lt-ll iiitliiii llic ixzills r,l LH5. Busily looking through the magazines at the various activities that they will participate in at Girls' and Boys' State are Larry Rudel, DeVere Henderson' Howard Patterson, Sonia Warberg, Mary Walter, jennie Scoles and Peg lohnson, Loveland was fortunate to have seven representatives this Year. 29 tr ,nl E5 7' .N A 'x 1 , I I iw! i M ,, 1: 1' 1 1 i,Y' 4 W' yy f 2 Q Q X M V AN -' B f 4 5 ::- 3552 I 4 - Vz. Q ' Izz I My z Y A :EE:.Qv1 ':EE:::g:vv I A V, ' 1l A1 -'vw jll Q ' 3 wi! L, Q 'sw 'WW' ' im 1 Ui I if I , ff W it , , V. ' Q . A ff M L., V ' f ' ' . ' .fw- gfm if ,.,, , H , 5? jffW it 1 xf Cami. ff ' .ff f -W-.Q -uaiiizm 'ii-wie K . 4 4 u lf! Q, 33? is N1 1 x wfwwwwg w '1 4:12212 i Q 9. , A, 1 rw ,-hw ,4 lfpiffw ' ' ,pg 'if ' , .3733 me ,,, , 2 Q A .1 ' A fin A wi? ,W ,V M A l 5 1 5 'W ' J fd ,,z,.i'1,w . 3 1- me f , ,, f ,1 'Y , ' fa 3 , , 2.2 ,, ,, V Jakqyvj ,.fV3aV4ng, A 2: 9 :I 5 ff 'vw . ,V X ,'iyVQ'm,f3-Q55 M 'IM :g ig - A, V 5, . ,V , 7945, iff, , Q52 ,AQ ' Tb , f'n7fh? 'gf 'tif 'fra J -4 -, 'ff'wi- 2 ,,, , ff! g I Q f ,IK af f gf, fp' M .1 -A-' ff' WL f f 1 M ' V f' ' K W k ,, Eff' , .WW ' 'f V M X O 4-um assas.wv.z 6161 Dave Criepentreg, Kathy Seidel, C-regg Mason. Thine Prull and Delbert Shaffer seem to be up to some- thing. Could it be that they want some fresh air? loyce Lanphear, Larry Moore and Gerry Abromski try to refresh their memories by going over a list of liielogy words. Ron Beard and Phyllis Heisrier are more interested in finding out the date of the last day of scheel. Cordon Magruder, Dave Scoles, Lonny Atkissen, Clayten Fritchel and lack Schnurr are teachers little helpers today, Quite a change! Isn't it! tl Lynx, Q ? 1: M ir If ' . 4 Busily at work on their biology assignments are Pete Gallegos and Dick Reagan. Bob Leichliter and Dwight Clark, Edwin Swartz, Ellen Neal, loan Dennis Garner are much too busy to work on their as- Skrbina and Sue Smith anxiously await that first sign signments in class. ef spring. Wortder what it will bel 32 . . . Juniors We must learn our verb endings pertectlyl Betty Burback, Karen Hclmes, Sharon Zeller, Pat Bernhardt and Beth Allard find the best way to do this is by a quick spin of their verb wheels, Marcia Samson and DeVere Henderson are quite interested in Larry Rudel's paper Nancy Wells and lt's time for a test 1nd Nancy Urbom Terrill H ir' Arlene C m bell o M Do , a p , l c ugall and Ann Dunkleberger Edie Larkin are doing ok by themselves, the little brains! are raring to gof Dates, dates, and more datesl Looks like fun? Beverly Brown, larene Pittington, Mike Elijah, Bob Ernest Baugh, Cyril Phillips and Alan Hall arent toa get their lockers open, but loann Smethurst Sandra Karst Thompson and Leonard Schroetlin find some of the dates 35 and Mary Corrigan are further occupied with that new quita peculiar. iunicr boy, to be exact' Active Juniors' men, Steve Cross, Don Greubel, lee Baker and Gene Bar- are disturbed about Russia's advancement, and are going to combine all their knowledge and get things popping! Betty Vasquez is dictating copy to Tillie Esparza while Rcger Barker and Eldon Grauberger keep a watch cut tor the editor. Don Brehm doesn't seem worried and passes his time looking at the little miss on the corner . i t it I s :.: .. ig , Qi .1., 'il 'ji' 1 A. if N, , I A 1 Perfcim ng an exp riment in physics looks like fun Lois Sprague, Betty Conn and Martie Richards are ennie Scoles anet Whickcr B Roberts Cnar S having such fun cleaning up the lab. Tom Vincent seems Renner and lm Bernhardt think it s a party to be having a good time too! I .r . . . Bring Results Cfry Dietz, l-larold l-lixon, Darrell Carfield, David Fmith and Brad Denny arg having quite a time looking aftcr Carolyn Noyes. Gloria Lacloly, Pat Hoffman, Rosemary Kingery and Louann Steyer just happen to want the same paper john Spence is reading, What a coincidence! so Q? Bill Grebe and Lillian Riensche are prepared to con- front Don Stiner, Bob Frey and Curtis Robbins on any problem-in physics, that isl 5 2 1 Busily at work in the darkroom are Bill Mullison, Don Simon and Bill Hein. What's so funny container? I A 'hs i about the fi Another experiment? Norm Woods, Dale Fogle man and Bill Tunniclilf look quite disgusted, but Mary Walter and Dixie Cressey are impressed with the out ccmel What is it? -,X 2 K4 Z V in if M xt ,f These busy sophomores are vice president, Mike Ramirez, president, Russ Welch, secretary, Sue Austin, and treasurer, Kay Ellis. lchn Mahorney seems to be getting the proiector ready for a tilm to be shown to Sonia Stewart, Norman Sticklar, lean Versteeg, Patty Erwin, Ruth Sheets and Nadine Speicher. Oh, what fun to decorate the Christmas tree, say Shirley Bliss, Carol Bernarde, Elaine Allen, Larry Garrett. Wally Birkley, Nevin Classgow and Roy Frank. Sophomores new-w. ,M 12 :.. .Y . I 'f zz' QQ ' 'I W' , .Q 'V 9, 5 X S L BOB LOHNES March 25, 1952-February 21, 1958 llit- s liliiitiiiiit-s lizivt' :itlx'zii1t't'tl ziiiirtlit-is yvzii in iltvii' liiuli stsliiiil C2ll'L'L'li. .Xliiiie with ilit-it mimi qiutixiiics tlit-5' gain- at siicccssliiil F-iizict' Siiliiiecu lilltly, wliit-lt was :ittt-ntlt-tl liy' lIlL'llllWL'l'h ol Ilit- cntiiu scliiitil, liilj' Ritcliic icigiictl :is Illl'k'll liii' Ilit' vxciii with lliiss XXvL'lk'll. t'l'iss presl- tlt-iil.:it'i1i1: :ts lgiiie. Getting their books for another day of study are Wayne Morley, Larry Walker, Karen lurgemeyer, Paul Simpson, Margaret johnson, Nadine Ritter and Neva Lemon. 3. IQ ff Dscoyering and learning how a microscope works Leslie Moore, Ronald Meskimen, Donald Pacas and PVS VlV'E 1 lV9fS- lay Smiflt. Pauline lVlOrgBn, Gerry Richard Mitchurn are preparing to dissect something- Crcft, Lee fVlcConnell, Don Kiar and Kenneth Nelson. but it's hard telling what! . . . Seek Success' lt looks as though Mary Loci l-lipps is planning to pull judy Reagans teeth, cf course, with the help of l-Nalter Schenkel, Rich Raybourn, Vernon Maelzer, lvlarsha Neilson and Bob Pettiiohn. 'lElyis is being locked over quite thoroughly by lleen Criess, Lana Duff, Belva Mauer, Bill Ferrel, Doug Nelson, Bryan l-lardy, Gloria Knodel, Mary john- 37 Hcniy l-lernandez, Dennis Forrnanek and Terry Cordon son, Dick Miller, Barbara johnson and lill McConnell. s-:em to en,oy locking at different forms of sea life. 'Z 'X x -2 2 no Cf-ulcl it be that Russ Welch's flat horn is The cause Calling the cue from Charlotte Crraese are Sydney cf all the laughter Corning from Pat Stark, Dave Schultz, Toynton, Dana Thompson, Karen Tyler and Barbara lack Seaman, Bill Warnock, Kay Ritchre and loAnne lohnson. Shreve? 5 A bug joke rs what lVlorrr5 Brewer, Roy Frank. Reggie Cates, Lynda Collins, Betty Collrer, Pat Crurac rind Carolyn Dauel thunk as they take the bass apart, Wrth eager ears, loyce Chcyalrcr, Carolyn Halsey- Lana Turner, Vrrgrnra Schwartz and Verdeana McCornbs Ll okrng at some rncdcrn art, well clone, are Karen 'seared' llSTCI'1 for Cafhv Dennee to give the perletl Sb Bsnarn, Zelma Brechersen, Ruth Cope, Sherry Brnstor, DITCH. Truman Brungardt and Dennis Blewltl, Sfudies . . . Locks as if Evelyn Moore, Wanda lvlosteller, C-inny Marvin, Norman Krenning, loAnn Laes, lack Roth, Roger Mehaffay are learning their Christmas carolg in Spanish, ...Same i Dwight Becker, August Esparza, lerry Dunn: lanice Clark, Leilani Burgdortf, Pat Claussen and Iudy Carney study Spanish verbs. Roufine Si Another way to learn those verbs. with the aid of a record player, has been discovered by Nancy Corom, Delene Danielson, Ioni Funk, Steven Fancher, jerry Langley, Wanda l-laokwith, and Bob Lohnes. Eleaner DeNeui, can you and Connie Day explain to These American Observers have good pokes. dont Frank Kauffman, Tom Creenly, Kay Ellis, Sharon Con- 39 they Cary Teller, Irene Stouffer, Dennis Barber, Dianna nor and Ted Dyekman what the Parthenon is? Tressler, Mary Wood, Pat Rothe, and Roger Traphagan? ij -Q Bette Zimmerman is explaining one of those hard Bill l-luber, Ervin Harmon, Ban lrelan, Ioan lhnen, geometry problems to Vonda Rothman, Charlene Murphy, Larry Garner and Angala l-lepner are learning all about Vern Lehl, Ray Frank, Douglas Gray and George Arndt. the Shakespearean stage with the help of Pat Mares. , Tim Zeller is pointing out to classmates Carol Gampbell Larry Ramsey Carolyn Mimms Albert Gross Marlene Murphy and Susie Austin the country that alg ebra is derived from Sophomores Making sure they have the correct math assign- Eagerly looking up the word Utranscendentalismu ment are Ed Kitchen, Bob Skrock, ludy Sugarman, Mary are Carla Clymer, Valeria Schmidt, George Linger, john Santillanes, Peggy Newton, june Starkiohann and Carol 40 XfVinegarden, Alvin Schmidt, Phyllis Geiger and Wilma Prull, lanes, mv' ww? K. I f -. A., fl The new enlarger is being inspected by Derny Reagan, Make Ramlrez, Beth Etter, Earlcne Klndred, AI- fred Peralta and Frank McCrea. A if KL ft-V. X, 'sc 45 Katue Moya, Norma Walker, Bessie Bernhardt and Marne Schreetlm are goung through the ever fauthful' mat Service In the REDSKIN Office. . . . Near Destination lrfknn Carlson and Shirley Buchanan, are you get- tlng same gcad sterles? Duane Carlson, Charles Bullock and Tern Gibbs must be the crrtucs. Checklng ever old REDSKINS in the bublicatlsn, Flnclrng scrne lnterestung puctures in the 'AChret- :cfm are luynn Parklnscn' Harry Whute, Kay Stotts, Dean tam pncture box are Nancy Welch, Susan Tllger, lantcc -ll Ufcclclrldge, Carclyn Nevulle, Grant Robison, and Kathie Steiner and Oralra Reyes, Snyder 'CX' Freshmen Freshmen class officers, looking over the affairs of the class, are john Corrigan, presidentg Becky Wiedow. secretary, and Tom Meacharn, vice president. If llit- iiziwir- sus liziu' just Uflii' CD11 the hst ill their ziccnmpllsli- mctits was selling the most tick- ets to tha- lJClPL'llllJYl'2llL'1ll Sltrzw. lfiir this ll-ztt they with lioitor of lizixhig tht-ii' czmtlltlzttc 'llmy Xcl'i qiivv ci'mx'11t'tl lam-f 'it tlit- The freshmen choir consisted of forty members this year in charge of Mrs. Mary Martin. This large group sang at several programs, Discussing a chalk drawing are Linda Knodel, Eldon In art class these students are examining a humor- Kern, Karen Smith, Cary Maelzer, Barbara Ehler, Sharon 42 ous proiect: Frances Lewis, Art Morgan, Dennis Lamb jones and Terry Karnan. Ann Patterson, Shirley Olander and Priscilla Moya. , I A 1 W -1 4,4 , , -,,..-1 44 5, wwma :P 1 'vu 3 f ,im f. 1 ,kr : A 1 ' 4: .1212 , .9 4, :Z ' P Wf, ,W fw law 1 fax ff Z , , 0 . .aw 1,,. 1, 5' 1, , , 4, ,, 5 f, ,,4.,. 2 1 2 f --Q4 as ' -i. f A. h qv L 5 riff? , 6 ' 'J ' W sg x W ff' fel lf ing A 1 K Q X i Y These girls have lust finished a gym class and are Here are freshmen boys after gym class on the waiting in the sunny weather for the bell, Standing by parallel bars: Grant Tarman, Richard Schlosser, Kent the building are Phyllis Walker, Kay Hester, Betty Hel- Shreve, Richard Peden, Wally Mudrow and Erich Patzer. zer, Larene White, Barbara Henderson, Donna Dappl kneeling, Carol Garrett and janet Lutz. Ambitious Freshmen . . . fra if . sf' I egg? fr 's gm as N mm X K 135 2-,xvit H-X4 sq, Fun! That's what this looks like. lulia Stobbe. These boys are practicing rope climbing: Bob Sar- lvloneta Kitchen, Diane Moritz, lean Abromski, Peggy gent, Charles Malone, Buddy Kurtz, on ropes, Vic Work- Stone and Kaye Bashor make a wheel in gym. man, David Morris, Ray Staples and Bill Thompson. Watching a tree throw are Bob Harding, Dori ln gym these girls enioy climbing bars: jill Stroh- Slack, Bob Cray, Larry Kitchen, Dwain Schultz with ball. 46 maier, Sue Henrickson, Luretta Salmons, ltronti Sandy and Frank Baty. Ferguson, Virginia Renner, and Lucille Keetouver. Q vi Mmmml A cake iust out of the cven. Pat Breck- enridge, Dcrothy Byerly, Marsha Brownfield, Roberta Billmire, and Sheena Clymer hungrily watch lun: Clark pull the cake cut ot the cven. . Ev 3 1 Delicious is the word in the minds of Betty Hurley, Charlene Farmer, Linda Danielson, Earlene Eas- tin, Charlene Thornton and Karen Lebsack as they survey a freshly baked pie. . . learn New Skills D-iiifsig, 8,-G 9.31 3 M' 'ffl Q ggi: .Z Arcund the sewing machine in homemakinp are Darla Here in woodshop are Robert Overturf, Charles Miller, Carolyn l-laering, Ruth l-lite, Carla Warberg, l-letton, Duane Radlotf, Tony Velasquez, Bill Smith and Mary Miller, and Mary Rea lseatedl. Richard Lafferty. These boys are gathered around the lathe in shop, They are Donald Bonsall, Bill Fogleman, Bob Collard, Before class starts these boys in shop stop tor a Rodney Denny, Kenny Eslinger, Warren Croft, and joel 47 picture: Errol Rowland, Larry Moore, Dick Naylor, Deuth. 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X ' Q N j F .v W.- -'-1- l 4,g. :M if f , ,. ' 'Y 71- ,,j,g. ,ji Af, X , ' ' -15.11 I f ,J . ' L , L V Y Z.:-iw--.74 4 Q -'- 1 K wr-. i -- b X X X, ,K- ' -A 'A,.:- 3f'flv,1GSN' ff? I 4 f If V' -. KV W Royalfy. . . 'W' 5 ff , sf T, ,. W! f am. q 'fl Yi K -,Mir - Rengmng over the annual Homecommg were affemiarwtg, left tu rwghf lady Craege, Sheryl Woods, Quecn ludy Mammx jwia CICS and Numa Sauir In The Vmudsti of pcurmg ram is queen candwdate. lulma Cwe5, ls-:mg X will 52 Reigning over the L Club Vaudeville are Queen Beth Sours, senior and L Club president, Nolan Weber. . Reigns Attendants to the queen and escorts for Rag Day consisted of: juniors, Lois Sprague and Larry Rudelg sophomores, Susie Austin and Russ Welch: and freshmen, Mary Miller and lohn Corrigan. Henrietta the Eighth Q , 1, from Ray lEldon Crauberger' is Henrietta lMary Waltcrl. 4 Here is Lizzie lDcrothy Barker! being chased with a paint brush by Wilma lLois , Bishopl. Henrietta the Eighth presented by the Class of '59 was one of the most entertaining and unusual put on for some time. Directed by Miss Gertrude Scott, and assisted by student teacher, Mrs. Ciail Vorrieter, the comedy broke all attendance records. The story of a scciety woman, her family, rivals, and secretaries, is told in this play. The secretary, dubbed Henrietta the Eighth by Wilma and Carol, two spoiled daughters, helped to prevent a family crisis while gathering material for her popular novel. Mrs. Mason, a schem- ing political rival, was finally beaten by Claire Sutton for a city appointment, and thus the play ended on a happy note. The capable back stage people helped make the story of a society family, their maids. boy friends, political rivals, and problems one to be long remembered by the large crowd that attended. i ,- . 9 ,V ' S T , 1' The cast consisted of, standing, left to right: Norman Woods, Mary Aikin, Harold l-lixon, Iudy May, Dale Fogleman, Mary Linn Scott. Edwin Swartz, Barbara Carlson, Lloyd Meskimen, Sonja Warberg, Nancy Wells, Bill Hein, Eldon Crauberger, Dorothy Barker. Seated are Ronnie Kirkpatrick, Alan Hall, Edie Larkin, Lois Bishop, Carolyn Robbins, Marcia Samson, Mary Walter. ln this scene, Adele lMarcia Samson! has just returned with jimmie lBilI Heinl from the roadhouse, thus averting a crisis in Clair's lCarolyn Robbin'sl career. 54 Trying to recover her ring T The entire Banks family and two of their friends listen amazed as Miss Bellamy, the secretary, announces her intention to resign. Father of the Bride Father cf the Bride by Edward Streeter was a situation comedy given by the senior class. lt centered around the Banks family as they plan for a wedding for their daughter Kay. The small simple wedding which was originally planned suddenly became an extravagant wedding to which everyone was invited. However, the problem was solved, and the wedding turned out to be a happy and beautiful affair. Miss Gertrude Scott directed the play, Earl Monroe did the sets. john Stouffer was stu- dent director. 'S y1L The play cast consisted of, row three, left to right: Tony Swanda, Don Churchwell, Larry Webster, Nick Dreis, Marv Ackerman, Row two: Lueary Hepner, Gretchen Bauer, Fay Agee, john Cross, Kathy DeSrnith, Carol Criffing, loyce Kamla. Row one: Keith Wardin, Sharol Row- land, Arlene Staples. On flcor: Ray Chasteen, Peter leanmougin, Gerry Schwab and Alan Propp. Delilah, the maid, is in tears as she watches Miss Pulitsky and Mrs. Banks arrange the veil for Kay, while Buckley admiringly looks at his beauti- ful bride. 55 Car den Tin S' -v 5 Student body officers were Fay Agee. treasurer: The annual Christmas door decorating ccntcst was ol Taliaferro, parliamentariang Lynn Collins. presi- won by Mr. Tegnell's advisory. lt depicted a scene cf tg Howard Patterson, vice president, lseatedi Mrs. little mice seated on a candle stick listening to a stcry dall, sponsor, and Sharol Rowland, secretary. told by Tegnell Mouse . Each mouse represented each member of the advisory, fudenf Council Student Council which is the governing body in LHS consists of a representative from each advisory in school. lt is the responsibility of this organization to govern and see that all projects are carried out successfully. The Council takes an active part in both Northern Con- ference and State Student Councils. This year's president, Lynn Collins, states, The Student Council is an organization which can function efficiently only with the complete support and cooperation of the student body. The Council was busy this year with homecoming, ,hosting the October Northern Confer- ence meeting, Christmas decorations, Twirp Season, charity drives, and arranging club assem- blies. Two very successful money making proiects were the PTA dinner and the selling of school pens. This year for the first time the Council formed a fund to furnish music for the Pep Band, also every assembly was opened with the presentation of colors. Ambitiously planning the Council's activities were president, Lynn Collins, vice-president, Howard Patterson, secretary, Sharol Rowland, treasurer, Fay Agee, and parliamentarian, Carol Taliaferro. The sponsors were Mrs. Genevieve Tindal and Mr. Mansel Worden. Participating in this year's Student Council are row three, left to right: Mrs. Genevieve Tindall, Sharcl Rowland, Norma Sauer, Kay Ellis, Phyllis Holmgren, Vifanda Hackwith, Arlene Staples, Pat Stark. Carol Tali- aferro, Iudy Reagan, Carolyn Coulson, Dale Carlson, Mary Sharon Corrigan, Larry Garner, jerry Mohrlang, Sandy Ferguson, Tom Meacham, Ray Reeb, Karen Smith, Sandra Sullivan, Betty Conn, Mr. Mansel Worden, Sharon Moen Mar Aikin Row two LoisS ra ue Fa A ee Marlene Mur hv Peg johnson Ann Patterson Cindy . Y ' 1 P S i Y g i ' D ,- . . Watkins, Carol Criffing. Row one: DeVere Henderson, Nolan Weber, Howard Patterson, Steve Buckner, Lynn 56 Collins, Russ Welch, Bill Bliss. ,fwqp..,all' at Kash- '1 '-1, Y' 'E fini n an ' i-Feff-'zz H T -wiigfwfifll 'fff't,:t,t.1,ft , Q i :eff-, 'fav- R l The members of Art Club are, row two, left to right: Mr. l. V. Tobler, sponsorg Betty Collier, Helen Masslich, Nick Dreis, Darwin Thompson and Dennis Garner. Seated are: ludy C-raese, Carol Criffing, Carol Fowler, Martha Cates and Barbara Neville. llrf Club Art Club was organized several years ago for students who are especially interested in art and in doing extra work to further their ability in thg field, This year the Club has a membership of ten members who worked hard to make this a successful club. The members are in charge of the Christmas art windows which have the stained glass effect and were placed over the front entrances to the building during the holiday season. Henry Roth was honored this year with the highest award in the regional Scholastic Art Award contest held in Denver. He received a gold key while Barbara Neville and ludy Craese received Certificates of Merit. Henry's chalk-drawing will be entered in the national art con- test in New York. Art club members chose Nicky Dreis, Barbara Art activities include such things as mounting pic- Neville, Martha Cates and Dennis Garner to fill the tures for exhibits and contests as shown here by Darwin cffices of reporter, secretary, vice-president, and pres- Thompson, ludy Craese, Carol Criffing and Mr. Tobler. ident. 57 Jw l--.. Composing the LHS Band are, row four, left to right: Marjorie Schroetlin, Kurt Fischer, Kathy DeSmith, Mary Aikin, Eleanor DeNeui, Carolyn Robbins, Shirley Flint, Mr. Glen Yarberry, Larry Rudel, Bob Lohnes, Row threei Nancy Salmons, Sally Buckholtz, Carolyn Coulson, Kathy Ulin, Allin Morgan, judy Burge, jerry Schwab, David Morris, Dennis Lamb. Row two: Shirley Findling, Sue Hendrickson, Sandy Ferguson, Patty Erwin, Marsha Perry, Davida Elijah, Barbara Carlson, jim Blewitt. Row one: Mary Lou Hipps, Lois Bishop, Steve Bower, janet Whicker and Larry l-larvey. Band and has a membership of 72. Students in band, through numerous concerts, clinics, and general sessions, come to have a greater appreciation and more profound respect for music of all types. The Loveland High School band is under a second year of direction by Mr, Glen Yarbcrry, Each year the group travels to Boulder where it participates in the annual Band Day, competes for ratings in the state band contest, plays for all home games, and presents an annual winter, spring, and band-choir concert. The high school dance band also in its second year, plays for various dances, Wigwam, and other engagements of its members. Peters Combo, another branch of the band, is a tive piece group under the direction cf senior Peter jeanmougin and plays tor various occasions. The lively majorettes that added color to the marching band are, back , left to right: Phyllis Hender- Heading the band are the officers: john Vorreiter, son, Gloria Knodel, judy Pauley, Dana Thompson, Sonnie 58 vice president: Gary Cherry, president, Shirley Flint, Hale. Kneeling: Sally Trethewey, Barbara johnson. secretary, and Larry Carlson, treasurer. :Ryze J M Other members of the band consist of, row tour, left to right: Reggie Cates, judy Pauley, Cilcria Knodel, Sally Trethewey, Phyllis Henderson, Dana Thompson, Barbara johnson, Russ Welch, Connie Day, Doug Nelson, Rich Rayburn, Dave Stroh, john Spence, john Vorrieter. Row three: Dean Woolridge, jack Stroh, Nolan Larson, Larry C-arner, Donza Niebor, Kay Hester, Bob Pettyjohn Doug Cray Bill Hein, Tom Meacham, Keith Wardin, Cary Cherry, Larry Carlson, Row two: Dennis Blewitt, Bob'Cray, Wandla Foss, Terrill Hein, Charles Renner, Gregg Ma S ' S ' ' ' ' A son, onja tewart. Row one. Peter jeanmougin, james Nelson, Paul Hein, Emily Wolaver, Susan Smith, Mary Walter. ...Band A spark of pep was renewed this year when student council talked to the school board and was given a green light for the renewal of the Pep Band. Mr. Yarberry also directs this group, which plays at basketball games, and for pep assemblies. Not only does the band operate as a group, but individuals are also given opportunities to compete in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest, music clinics, and vie tor seats in the All State Band and Orchestra. This year Larry Carlson, Lois Bishop, and Shirley Flint represented the group in the All State Band, and Peter jeanmougin and Shirley Flint attended the All State Orchestra, The trumpet trio, Larry Carlson, Cary Cherry, and Keith Wardin won wide ac- claim by playing around the Loveland-Denver area and by taking top honors in the Kiwanis Stars of Tomorrow talent contest. Pictured in their plaid cumberbunds are the mem- The Trumpet Trio, all decked out for their per- bers of Peter's Combo: Kurt Fisher, Terril Hein, john formance in the Pep Club Talent Show, are Keith '59 Vorreiter, Carolyn Robbins, Keith Wardin and Peter Wardin, Cary Cherry, Larry Carlson. jeanmouein. Comprising the choir are, row tour: ludy Pauley, Mary Linn Scott, Vernon Maelzer, Alvin Schmidt, Eldon Craubereer. Darrell Carfield, Ray Reeb, David Smith, Dale Carlson. Row three: Iudy Marvin, loAnn Carlson, Vonda Rothman, Linda Collins, lcrry Schwab, Roger Barker, Tom Crsenly, Alan l-lall, Marv Ackerman. Row two: Betty Burback, Donna Duvall, Lois Sprague, Vivian lvers, Marsha Nielson and Kay Ellis. Row one: Dana Thompson, Virginia Swartz, Lueary l-lepner. Choir . . . The choir, under th: direction of Miss Laurene Edmondson, was composed of titty-four members this year, Miss Edmondson was assisted by Mrs, Dave Martin who had charge of both boys' and girls' ensembles. The choir entertained the student body at Thanksgiving with an appropriate assembly in which they sang several selections. Many townspeople as well as the student body enjoyed the annual Christmas program. Choir officers Cerr Schwsb Ray Reeb Marv Y C1 . . Choir members attending the All State choir are, Ackerman, Robert Ball, ludy Pauley, Sharol Rowland, left to rightz Roger Barker, Pat l-loftman, Lillian Riensche 60 ludy Craese and Fay Agee, posed in front of the nativity and Eldon Crauberger. scene in sending Yule tidings to the student body. 'FY' s XXI? Cther members of the choir are, row four, left to right: Bryan Sennett, Clayton Fritchel, David Senn, Charles Bullock, George Wells, Loretta Smith, Sharon Connor, Loretta Knoll, Lois Bishop, Lillian Riensche. Row three: Howard Patterson, Richard Woefle, lack Schnurr, john Spence, Iudy Graese, Kathy Snyder, Geraldine Abromski, Martha Cross. Row two: loan Skrbina, Pat Hoffman, Ianet Lehl, Faye Agee, Verdeana lVlcCombs, Iulia Gies. Row one: Sharol Rowland, Arlene Becker, ClayAnn Kitzman, . . . Choir The ensembles have performed at several banquets and also one was seen in the Pep Club Talent Show. Lillian Riensche, Pat Hoffman, Eldon Grauberger and Roger Barker were representatives at the state choir in Denver at DU. The officers for this year were, Ray Reeb, president, Marv Ackerman, vice president, Sharol Rowland, secretary, and ludy Graese, treasurer. Sections were led by Iudy Pauley, Fay Agee, Gerald Schwab and Robert Ball. Practicing a number is the boys' ensemble: row two, Gerald Schwab, Eldon Grauberger, Richard Wolfle, Bryan Sennett, Dale Carlson, Ray Reeb. Row one: Alan Hall, Tom Greenly and Vernon lvlaelzer, The girls' octette singing There Ain't But One Train , at the Pep Club Talent Show are: Lois Sprague. Donna Duvall, ludy Graese, Kathy Seidel, Lillian Rien- sche, ludy jones, Lueary Hepner and Clayann Kitzman. w .imp X 'tif 5? Q3 if , bmw Members of the newly formed Future Nurses' Club are, row three, left to right: Eleanor Mills, Karen Schu- man, Diana Depperschmidt, Barbara Carlson, Patty Erwin, Ruth Sheets, Mrs. Robertson, Miss Mildred Wesley Row two: Martha Cross, Marilyn Reichel, Lueary Hepner, lanet Whicker, loan Skrbina, Marjorie Schroetlin, Nancy Ccrom and Loretta Knoll. Row one: Susie Austin, Lois Bishop, Martie Richards, Karen Warriner, Mary Corrigan, Dianna Haubert and Mary Walter. FNA One of the newer clubs of LHS is that of the Future Nurses, formed in l956. The purpose is to give an opportunity to students wishing to go into nursing or the medical field a chance to find out more about their future career. lt was organized in 1956 by Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. F. E. Richards. Several informative movies were shown to the group and guest speakers gave the club further knowledge cf nursing. The girls each gave a report on a book they had read concern- ing the medical field. Looked forward to by all of the members was the annual field trip to a nearby hospital This year the group went to Larimer County Hospital and the Infirmary at Colorado State College. The officers were: president Loretta Knoll, vice-president, Arlene Becker, treasurer, Marilyn Reichelg and secretary, Mary Corrigan. FNA was sponsored by Miss Mildred Wesley. Leading the FNA were officers: Loretta Knoll, president, Marilyn Reichel, treasurer, Arlene Becker, vice president, Mary Corrigan, secretary, and Barbara Carl- 63 C-etting ready to work for the Heart Fund are Ruth son, librarian. Sheets and Mary Walter. Members of FFA are: row four, left to right: Larry Kitchen, Dale Zumvvalt, Gregg Mason, Chester Hefton, Richard DeNeui, Albert Gross, Leonard Schroetlin, ROg3r Mehaffey, Bill Zeller, Ed Kitchen, Gary Maelzer, Larry McKay. Row three: George Wells, Larry Scofield, Bob Harding, Ricky Peden, Laurel Frank, Terry Gordon, Ronald Beard, Gary Teller, George Arndt, Wayne Egan, Freddy Smith. Row two: Bob Gray, Don Brehm, Larry Geist, Larry Moore, Ronald Erickson, Billy Beard, George G.-imaldo, Row Qneg Dale Sargeant, Larry Bacon, Larry Webster, Tim Zeller, Alvin Schmidt, Richard Snider and Bob S-argeant. FFA The Loveland Ghapter of Future Farmers with 37 members this year is an organization for young farm boys or boys interested in farming. Membership can begin when the boys are freshmen in high school and remain until they are 25 years -iid. Good citizenship, courtesy, and honesty are encouraged in the club where the boys learn leadership, public speaking andl parliamentary procedure. ln order to become a member, one must complete three years of vocational agriculture. ln l928 the national organization of Future Farmers of America was formed. The district and state judging contests are outstanding programs during the school year. Boys all over the state match knowledge as they compete in judging contests in poultry, live- stock, crops and farm mechanics. The boys are also sent to the state FFA convention. Each fall a desert supper is held locally for the parents in order to inform them of the purpose and activities of FFA. The FFA travels to Denver during the time of the Stock Show. At this time tours are made also of some of the established businesses there. The annual parent and son banquet is held in the spring. Officers are chosen at the end of the year for the summer and following school year. Serving this year are Larry Bacon, president, Larry Webster, vice president, Alvin Schmidt, treasurer, Richard Snider, reporter, Tim Zeiler, secretary, Dale Sargent sentinel and Mr. lohn Harvey, sponsor. Officers of FFA consist of Dale Sargeant, Alvin Working on a tractor is engrossing for Dale Sarg Schmidt, Richard Snider, Tim Zeiler, Larry Bacon and 64 eant, Tim Zeller, Larry Bacon, Alvin Schmidt and Rich Larry Webster. ard Snider. , 4 in ellllllllllii.lilrlrriliiri Members of FHA are, row four, left to right: Lora Fedderson, jill Strohmaier, Peggy Stone, Darla Ellis, Henrietta Aragon, Norma O'Dell, Mary Wood, Beth Etter, Norma Walker. Row three: Mrs. St. lohn, sponsor, Cliffa Scofield, Dixie Cressey, Sharon Smith, Yvonne Owens, Karen Smith, larene Pittington, Deana Barber, ludy Wiley, LcuAnn Steyer, loyce Dugan, Mrs. Meskimen, sponsor. Row two: Ioyce Lanphear, Ann Dunkle- berger, loAnn Carlson, Beverly Brown, Carla Warberg, Sandy Ferguson, Patsy Cruise, lrene Stouffer, Oralia Reyes. Row one: Kay Stotts, Lelani Harris, Sandra Hale, Barbara Campbell, Carolyn Halsey, Carol Atherton, Carolyn Dauel, Pauline Aragon. FHA The Future Homemakers of America, with nearly forty members, have as a main purpose helping girls who are interested in the future of homemaking prepare for their future and aiding the community through their service. Sandra Hale, president, states that the girls are a group who work hard, but combine work with enough fun to make FHA enjoyed by all. Some of the activities include: the Back to School dance, a chili feed, FHA week, making pcpcorn balls for the Special School for Exceptional Children, Father-Daughter Banquet, and the annual field trip, The field trip is a reward for the work the girls have done throughout the year. The officers of the chapter are president. Sandra Hale, first vice president, loAnn Carlsong second vice-president, loyce Dugan, secretary, Norma Walker, corresponding secretary, Patsy Cruise: treasurer, loyce Lanphear, historian, Dianne Tresslerg parliamentarian, Dixie Cressevi news reporter, Beth Etter. There are twelve committee chairmen. Sponsors are Mrs. Elizabeth Meskimen and Mrs. Marilyn St. lohn. Officers of FHA are Beth Etter, Diana Tressler, Looking for the right recipe are: Barbara Campbell. Patsy Cruise, loyce Lanphear, Sandra Hale, Barbara Diana Tressler, loAnn Carlson, Ioyce Lanphear while Campbell, Norma Walker, Dixie Cressey, loyce Dugan 65 Patsy Cruise and Sandra Hale are already starting pre- and loAnn Carlson. parations. , M X , r yw , V 4 M- J , M-h tt'- Z 1 1'- I . , 1 . 'es I if I aa- XJ, 'fs usa, ...-.... -maui . ' The members of FTA are, row three, left to right: Dick Snedigar, Lorene Schuman, loAnn Smethurst, lan Harper, Bill Crebe, lerry Morlang, Emily Wolaver, lchn Stouffer, Cyril Phillips, Mrs. l-lalicia Whitehouse. Row two: Wanda Foss, loyce Kamla, Sonja Warberg, Carol Prull, Carol Fowler. Row one: Pat Noyes, Pat Bernhardt, Arlene Becker, lennie Scoles, Gretchen Bauer, Alan Hall. FTA The Future Teachers ot America is a nationwide movement affiliated with the National Education Association. lt seeks to interest high school students in teaching as a career, The Sarah Milner Smith Chapter of FTA, which has twenty-two members, was organized in l954. FTA programs for the year included talks, reports, and discussions by members of the faculty, FTA members and guests on various phases of teaching. ln November the Future Teachers were guests of the Colorado State University's education group. The FTA state con- vention was held April l2 in Boulder. Pat Noyes, the presiding officer, was assisted by Arlene Becker, vice president, Wanda Foss, secretary-treasurer, Emily Wolaver, librarian, Pat Bernhardt, parliamentarian, and lennie Scoles, historian. FTA officers study a written plan of teaching. They are jennie Scoles, historian, Wanda Foss, secretary- treasurer, Emily Wolaver, librarian, Arlene Becker, vice- Seen at the initiation for FTA are loann Srneth- president: and Pat Bernhardt, parliamentarian: Pat NOyGS 66 Jrst, Carol Prull, Cyril Phillips, lean Harper, jerry Mohr- served as the president. lang and Pat Bernhardt. . UN, YI x 3 .- f XfVcrking on preparations for the next IRC meetings After IRC meetings refreshments are served, Seen re j hn Spence. president: Norma Sauer, vice-president: here enjoying the food are: Don Hayward, Carol Taira ano Cordon Tegnell, sponsor. Librarian Larry Carlson ferro, Bill Hein, john Vorreiter, Nicky Dries, Roger Bar w sn t present for the picture. ker and Tom Creenly. R6 UNDERSTANDING-THE KEYNOTE TO PEACE. Through this interesting motto the International Relations Club keeps active their interest in current world affairs. Meetings are held once a month for the discussion of these problems in order for the members to receive a better understanding of these problems and their causes. Among the activities of the club is the Regional Conference which the officers attend and the club assembly put on by all the members. The annual initiation banquet is held in May. One special feature during the year was a lecture given by Dr. Cunder, a missile expert. This was greatly enjoyed by all who had the privilege of hearing him. The club officers for the year were: john Spence, acting presidentg Larry Carlson, vice president, Norma Sauer, secretary-treasurer, and Mr. Cordon Tegnell, sponsor. All IRC members must maintain a B average and must have a social studies minor. Members of IRC are, row six, left to right: Alan Propp, Lynn Collins, Alan Anson, Marv Ackerman, Tyr-n Creenly, Bill Warnock, Bill I-lein. Row five: john Spence, Roger Barker, Larry Carlson, Keith Wardin, john Vorrieter, Carv Cherry, Robert Ball, Larry Webster, Row four: Carol Taliaferro, Loretta Knoll, Ellen Neal, Dixig Cressey, Mary Walter, Dave Senn and Don Hayward. Row threei Norma Sauer, juciy jones, Dorothy Barker, Kay Ellis, Sharon Zeller, Pat Bernhardt, Sonia Warberg, judy Wiley, Helen Phillips, and Lorene Schuman. Row two. Sharyl Woods, Sydney Toynton, Marcia Neilson, Mary Lcu I-lipps, Sonia Stewart, Nancy Kitchen, Marilyn Reichel, and Karen Warriner, Row one: Sharol Rowland, Mary Linn Scott, Donna S-mith, jenny Scoles, Marcia Samson, Peggy johnson, Lois Bishop, Edie Larkin, and Nancy Wells. '4 , 4,--.- r it N 17' ,,' CAA CfllCGl'S SVG left to fl8l'1f. Sfaftdlfigi l'l9l9'i Here are some active GAA members participating Masslich, ipoints! chairman, Kathy De Smith, president, in the lively sport cf volleyball. Carol Grifting, vice president, Eleanor De Neui, secretary, seated, Mrs. Mehaffey, sponsor. All For girls who enjoy participating in sports, Girls' Athletic Association provides an extra curricular program in which 54 girls are official members. GAA has been a prominent club in LHS for many years. lt provides wholesome fun by encouraging good health through exercise, skill in sports and association with other people. Intramural basketball, soccer, softball. archery and modern dancing were open to all girls of LHS. Also GAA sponsored a teacheresenior volleyball game which was enjoyed by many. Members also enjoyed play-days sponsored by other clubs in the area. Other high- lights of the year were a Christmas party at the sponsor's home, a candle-light initiation ,a swimming part at Ammonds Hall in Ft, Collins and an overnight trip to the cabin at the light plant. 68 GAA has prospered under the leadership of its officers and sponsor Mrs, George Mehaffey. Members of GAA are row four, left to right: Moneta Kitchen, Rosie Yelek, Pat Chance, Luretta Sal- mons, Helen Masslich. Row threez Geraldine Butts, Diana Depperschmidt, Sharon Dow, Carol Griffing, Kathy DeSmith. Row two: Darla Ellis, Henrietta Aragon, Sharcn lcnes, Yvonne Owens, Eleanor DeNeui, Row one: Nancy Smith, Sharon Ray, Beth Bashor, Martha Gates and Diana l-lubert. Members of the i957-S8 Ski Club were, row four, left to right: Sandy Moss, Sharyl Woods, Don, Church- well, Peter jeanmougin, Bryan Sennett, Dana Thompson, Mary Lou Hipps, Karen Tyler, Marsha Neilson. Row three: Kent Olinger, Don Simon, Dave Schutz, Cordon Magruder, Dennis Blewitt, Lianne Elinoff, Sue Hendrick- son, Sonja Stewart, jill McConnell, jean Simmons, Mr. Kenneth Knievel, Row two: Doug Nelson, Steve Cross, Tom Vincent, jim Huston, Darwin Thompson, Ray Cl'1aSteen, Martie Richards, Lillian Riensche, Edie Larkin. Row one: Errol Rowland, Bob Cray, Grant Tarman, james Nelson, john Seidel, Torn Meacham, Marcia Sam- son, judy May, Kathy Seidel, Ski Club With tows operating at Hidden Valley, Ski Club members had an enjoyable season visit- ing the ski slopes. The group had several trips to Hidden Valley and surrounding ski areas, at Loveland Basin, Arapahoe Basin, Cooper Hill, Berthoud Pass and Winter Park. All were reported to have been a big success. Most of the members enjoyed a long skiing season by attending these other areas, with few casualties reported, Under the sponsorship of Mr. Kenneth Knievel, the officers consisted of Kent Olinger, president, Scott McRae, vice-president, Kathy Seidel, secretary, and Edie Larkin, treasurer. ws' Heading Ski Club activities are: treasurer, Edie Larkin, secretary, lyou say It's coldl Kathy Seidel, pres- ident, Kent Olingerg and vice-president, Scott McRae. Freshmen members of Pep Club numbered 66, the largest group. Forty-one juniors added to the cheering section of Pep Club. Pep... We're behind the Indians cheer the many Pep Club members as they attend the ath- letic events of Loveland High School. Pep Club is the largest extra curricular activity with over ZOO girls as members. The club was organized to give the school more enthusiastic spirit and to encourage the many boys who win the gcod name for Ll-lS-. Sharyl Woods served as the drill squad leader this year and had excellent ideas for drill formations. Drums rang through the homecoming theme as old lcttermen came back to view the fzrst win over Ft. Collins in five years. Capable girls led and worked on many committees which made the festival a success. The traditional mums were worn by the supporters of the team. Members of the Pep Club board consist of, row tour, left to right: lvliss Schweizer, Mrs, Grant. Row three: Carla Warberg, Peggy Stone, Charlotte C-raese, Delene Danielson. Row two: Betty Conn, Phyllis Holm- Energetic cheerleaders are lulia Cues, Linda Collins, 70 gren, Beth Scurs, Betty Burback. Row onei Connie Day. lean Simmons, lennie Scoles and Norma Sauer, Iudy Cracse, Lillian Riensche and Iudy lones. iitlw iiliflibi Sophcmcres were second in size with 59 wearing the cherry and black uniforms. The seniors, the smallest section with 38, counted three cheerleaders in their group . - - - and More Pep Arlene Staples managed the Pep Club Talent Show with a minstrel theme and was assisted by ludy Pauley, lean Simmons, Bryan Sennett .and Kent Oliriger as Negro minstrels. The back- drop pictured a show boat painted by Barbara Neville and Marty Cates. The auditorium was packed with an overflow of over BOO people. February Z-4 marked the date of the Pep Club banquet in honor of the boys who partic- pate in athletics. The freshmen girls won the ticket sales for the Talent Show and therefore crowned their candidate Tony Velasquez as the king of the banquet. Other candidates were Nolan Weber, senior, Howard Patterson, iuniorg and Reginald Cates, sophomore, The officers were ludy Craese, president, Lillian Riensche, vice-president, Iudy lones. treasurer, Connie Day, secretary. Representatives were senior, Phyllis Holmgren and Beth fours, junior, Betty Conn and Betty Burbackg sophomore, Dele-ne Danielson and Charlotte Craese, and freshmen, Carla Warberg and Peggy Stone, Miss Schweizer and Mrs. Harriet Crant served their first year as sponsors. Tony Velasquez is crowned king of the Pep Club Banquet by Peggy Stone and Carla Warberg. Reginald Ciatcs, l-leward Patterson and Nolan Weber were chcsen as candidates. ludy Ciraese served as mistress of cere- monies. cf ceremonies was Arlene Staples. 71 i ,M Dixieland Show Boat minstrels were Bryan Sennett lean Simmons, Iudy Pauley and Kent Olinger Mistress 5 Q Members of L Club are, row four, left to right: Tony Swanda, Dale Carlson, Don Churchwell, Clayton Fritchell, Art Watson, jerry Langley, Iohn Mahorney, Reggie Cates. Row three: Don Hayward, john Vorreiter, Robert Ball, lim Bernhardt, Dave Scoles, De Vere Henderson, Bill Roberts, Howard Patterson, lack Schnurr, lohn Anderson. Row two: Mike Ramirez, Alvin Schmidt, Bruce Seguine, Cary lurgerneyer, lim Scoles, Steve Buck- ner, Don Collier, David Smith, Gene Barrett. Row one: Marvin Ackerman, Stuart Holley, Bryan Siennett, Kent Olinger, Bob Hoffman, Ron Denton, Bill Tunnicliff, Nolan Weber, Scott McRae, Ray Reeb, Darrel Cherry. l Club Members of L Club are those boys who have earned their letter in a maicr sport at LHS, This organization emphasizes sportsmanship, citizenship and scholarship, One of its main obiectives is to promote better relations with other high schools in the Northern Con- ference. The highlight of an active year was the annual Custume Day and Vaudeville. Over 3000 tickets were sold with the seniors selling i055 tickets to place them in the lead. Under the sponsorship of Ray Patterson the event was held March 27 and 28 with tremendous success. Nolan Weber, king, crowned Beth Sours. senior, queen, Queen candidates from the remaining classes were: Lois Sprague, iuniorg Sue Austin, sophomoreg and Mary Miller, fresh- man. L Club's 38 members were led by Nolan Weber, presioentg Tony Swanda, vice-presidentg and Don Hayward, secretary-treasurer. Ray Patterson was the sponsor. Planning vaudeville are the L Club officersi Tony Swanda, vice-president, Nolan Weber, presidentg and 72 Even with all the work on Vaudeville, L Club had Don Hayward, secretary-treasurer. time to present the very original Lollipop dance. new f 1 QM. 5735: QQ! i,, AJ fm ,, I , Q 'A W, bp, K' , wal-1:-1 277' ,, W- ff' r- 'T' Q Q , 1x'A 1 ' ,.,A ' q JL, P I 1 5 'LZ .6 N iff V5 V: . i 1' -' - 5 J' if A pl Jw 0 li Q in mf 1 .5 Q 61 if ,, n 141 Q Il , lf . ga dx H . 3 W- it 1 , .s A q v .qt , kr, Q . , Y I M 'X Qvy W' ai 40 ST Officers of NFL were: Lois Bishop, treasurer, Don Stiner and Edie Larkin, with the aid of a tape Marcia Samson, vice-president, Dixie Duff, president: recorder, are preparing a debate for one of the coming and Sonja Warberg, secretary. speech meets. NF! The National Forensic League, under the direction of Earl Monroe, has fared quite well as the various individuals participated in numerous speech contests. Longmont, Greeley, Boulder and Denver were among the towns visited by the club. A clinic and two student congresses were also attended. A Forensic festival and an oratory contest, sponsored by the local chapter, were among the events scheduled, Point earnings, obtained by speech participation, help to constitute the various degrees. Mary Linn Scott earned her membership, and Dixie Duff, Marcia Samson and Edie Larkin earned Honor degrees. Sonja Warberg received the Excellence degree by attaining ISO points. The various fields of speech work were represented in the following way: Don Stiner and Sonja Warberg, debate, Don Stiner and Edie Larkin, oratoryg Sonja Warberg and Kathy Siedel, oratoricalg Marcia Samson and Carolyn Robbins, humorous, Dixie Duff and Lois Bishop, dramaticg Bill Grebe, radio, Pat Noyes, Mary Linn Scott and ludy Wiley, extemp, Sue Smith, poetry, All in all, the National Forensic League of Loveland High School did very well in this 74 year's speech contests and are looking forward to an even more active year in 59. This year NFL consisted of, row two, left to right: Mr. Earl Monroe, Mary Linn Scott, Edie Larkin, Marcia Samson, Dixie Duff, Lois Bishop, Kathy Seidel, Bill Crebe. Row onez ludy Wiley, Pat Noyes, Sonja Warberg, Don Stiner and Susan Smith. i ff- ' fffief' ii rm. r'Q x. ,Q rcs' ww cf? Q45 i l J. to gr E 1' Science Club members were, row three, left to right: Mr, Gerald DeFries, Mike McWethy, Nick Dreis, john Cross. Kerns Warnock, and Delbert Herald. ROW two: Larry Carlson, Alan Propp, Larry Webster, Keith Wardin, Pat Moulton, Lee White, Bruce Cox and Bill Mullison. Row one: Ioan Skrbina, Mary Walter and Betty Burback. Science Club The newly formed Loveland High School Science Club, with l8 members, has spent the year busily preparing for the Tri-State Science Fair to be held in Boulder to help the students to further their interest in science. Some of the proiects the members have been working on include an eight inch telescope. and rockets of various sizes and lengths. Altitudes some of the rockets have reached are up to 5,000 feet, Officers for this year, under the direction of Mr. Gerald DeFries, include Bill Mullison. president Mike McWethy, vice-president, and Nicky Dries, secretary-treasurer. Cflicers of Science Club are: Mike McWethy, vice Working on a static electric generator are: Pat president, Nick Dreis, secretary treasurerg Bill Mullison, 75 Moulton, john Cross, Keith Wardin, Bill Mullison and presidentg and Mr. DeFries, sponsor. Nick Dreis. ,QM '1 V',' 5' Crowning St. Pat lSteve Bucknerl and his lady Stcpping in the midst of the journalism conference lPhyIIis Holmgren! at the St. Pat's jig is Norma Sauer, to have their picture taken are delegates: standing, left cting editor of the REDSKIN. to right: Mrs. Goudy, Peg johnson, Dick Snedigar, Cret- chen Bauer, Norma Sauer, Sonja Warberg and Don Simon. Seated: Carol Criffing, Larry Rudel and john Mahorney. ubliaafions Members of the tri-weekly REDSKIN REPORTER were kept busy this year with their many activities. Dick Snedigar was elected editor with Marcia Samson and Norma Sauer as associate editors. The staff began the year by selling ads and preparing football programs for all the home games. Even rain did not dull the enthusiasm of the venders. During the month of October five delegates attended the annual CU journalism con- ference, Dick Snedigar and Carol Criffing, Chieftain editor, took part in a panel on inter- views. For the luncheon Starr Yeland of station KLZ radio and television was the guest speaker. March was the month of the annual St. Pat's jig which was held in the little gym. Steve Buckner was crowned St. Pat and Phyllis Holmgren was his lady. Besides all these other activities, the REDSKIN and Chieftain presented a club assembly in April. The theme was centered around the winners of the personality poll. The assembly was a take-off from the academy awards presentation. The last scheduled activity of the year was j Day at Colorado State University. On May lO staff members with delegates from other school newspapers made up a complete newspaper. EDSKIN members are, left to right, row two: Tony Swanda, john Mahorney, Dave Senn, Devere Hender- son on Hayward, Mrs, jean Coudy. Row one: Norma Sauer, Marcia Samson, Connie Day, Rae Patterson, Peg johnson and julia Gies. Don Simon, Sharol Rowland and Dick Snedigar were absent. 'Sr' Quill .in 0 gun. The old members of Quill and Scroll were, row two: Carol C-riffing and Dick Snedigar. Row one: Mrs. Coudy, sponsor, Norma Sauer, Sharyl Woods, Sharol Rowland, and ludy Craese. Quill and Scroll 'mmm QUILL r io in Sono Li. 4.94. 77 The members of Quill and Scroll, international honorary society for high school iourri- :ilists consisted of six this year, from the REDSKIN and Chieftain staffs. journalists who are at least juniors in high school, in the upper third of their classes, and have done superior work in journalism amounting to SOO column inches or the equivalent are eligible for member- ship. Meetings are held monthly at which various projects are planned and sometimes guest speakers appear. Officers were Sharyl Woods, president, Dick S-nedigar, vice president, and Norma Sauer, sccictfiry-treasurer. Each year a candlelight installation ceremony is held at the Dude Corral, Twelve new members were installed at the ceremony this year. Speaker for the dinner meeting was H. O. l-lovde, principal at Truscott junior l-ligh, who gave his impressions of a recent trip to Europe. ivlembfrs of Quill and Scroll snapped during initiation are, left to right: Mrs. Coudy, Carol Griffing, Bill l-lein, ludy Craese, Norma Sauer, Marcia Samson, Dave Senn, lennie Scoles, Peg lchiison, Edie Larkin, Sonia Warberg, Donna Smith, Nancy Wells, Keith Wardin, Don Hayward, Vcny Svvanda, Sharyl Woods, Dick Snedigar, and Sharol Rowland. '43 X't-...f .--W...-5 -vvl.-.-. .J an M ,fl Y'-rf can gt' Members of the l958 annual staff were row fcur left to rught Gretchen Bauer Mrs ean Coudy Carol Crlffnng Row three Bull Mulllson Charlotte Craese Sonya Warberg Bull Heun Row two lam Scoles Duck Snedlgar jenny Scoles Nancy Wells Larry Rudel Keith Wardln Row one Donna Smlth Sharyl Woods udy Craese Edie Larknn Sonia Stewart Chieftain Startmng the year on a hugh key the Chueftaln staff of Loveland l-lugh elected Carol Crlfflng as edutor and Gretchen Bauer as busun ss manager The senucr sectucn w s handled by Qharyl Woods Donna Smlth and Keith Wardln The lunsor sectncn was edlted by Qonla Warberg with the sophomore SECTION belng completed by Charlotte Craese The fr shmen sectlon was handled by lennle and ,nm Scoles The faculty was Organized by Sonja Stewart aoycrtlslng by Edu Larkin actlvltles by Nancy Wells art wcrk by ludf Craese sp rts by Larry Ruoel and photogr phy by Bull l-leun Bull lvlulllson and Duck Snedogar F Ilowlng the usual pattern the collectlng of ads c me flrst on the agenda f llcwed by the takung of the many puctur s whlch appear ln the annual Then came wrlte ups proof readlng nd finally the completl n f the lay ut ln order to better learn the c rrect way to publlsh an annual members cf the staff at tended two tr lnung sessuons ne at C lcrado Unuyersty and I Day at CSU IU Ft C lllns Th staff washes to present to you the prcouct f many hours and days cf hard wcrk whlch resulted an thus the Chleftann for D8 78 tll I -XX , J, ........ -X dl I .Ts X - A I '- ' ! 4 L2 L X, ,wr ,4 L .. .... 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If M4 v M' 'N l if in- l. all Q -...Q Ichn Vcrriiicr Dcn Hayward lnm Scolcs Tcny Swanda Marv Ackerman Dan Churchwell Coaches who l d the Loveland Hugh football squads through successful seasons are left to nght B squad coach Roland Thornburg A squad lnne coach Gerald DeFrues A squad end coach john Clune A squad head coach Bob Beckett B squad coach Walt Clark 15212: Foofball Ramirez rests as Weukum and Weber make the tackle mdk Siu Holley Nolan Weber C ry lurg meyer Bob Hcffman Scott McRae M I Weackum MW f lslllog l ! slim A - D . .- , . ' 3 . . . - .. H 1 l An uv l . , , . W71T,4fT?'2 a c ' . 5 . 9 , V bk lf , 1 , f X -' f f M Qs, 4. , ,' ' , A, , ' to A Q-- F . Members of the A squad football team are, from left to right, row three: Ierry Mohrlang, Duane Carlson, Mike Ramirez, Reggie Cates, Mike Wilson, Dave Smith, Bill Tunnicliff, DeVere Henderson. Row two Charles Bullock, manager, lack Schnurr, lim Bernhardt, Clayton Fritclnel, Nolan Weber, Mel Weickum, Marv Ackerman. Vic Snyder, Howard Patterson. Row one: Tony Swanda, Stuart Holley, Cary lurgmeyer, john Vorreiter, Bob Hoff- man, Scott McRae, Don Churchwell, jim Scoles. Football . . . This year's football team, underdogs in the pre-season ratings, finished a good fifth in the final standings. The Indians had the lightest team in the conference but made up for it in extra fire and hustle. They beat Brighton after dropping the season opener to Lakewood, state runner-up this year, in non-conference play. ln conference play the Indians beat Fort Collins and Sterling while they tied Englewood and Fort Morgan. Final Standings W L T Boulder ...., ..,. 6 l G Greeley ....6 I O Longmont . . .... 5 2 O Ft, Collins .. .... 4 3 O Loveland .. .. .Z 3 2 Sterling ... ...3 4 O 82 Englewood . . . . . .l 5 l Ft. Morgan .... , . .O 6 l Ever see Tony Swanda with four legs? The one that got away. ls Schnurr frozen? Lcok at Weber go! 83 Reggie Cates rumbles in. -K fa- -W N lx gait..-:l.4gE -iv ' '1 ,. T, y: s Q1 7.a93iv .. . 5iE4fie 1.3 ,Tiff , 434,51 A QA L I H-In f -ia' - -1- af-S0 ft' 'l'laf-V 'Q-x-rg, . Members cf B squad are: row four, left to right: Larry Rudel, Leonard Schroetlin, Frank Kauffman, Frank McCrea, Wally Birkley, Lynn Schwartz, john Pauley, Dick Miller, jerry Morhlang, Tom Creenly. Row three: Alvin Schmidt, Alfred Peralta, Kenny Nelson, C-ary Dietz, Manuel Ccnzales, Dave Schutz, Tom Dykeman, Tim Zeller, Dave Scoles, Charles Renner, jerry Langley, Coach Thornburg. Row two: Steve Buckner, Curtis Robbins, Ron Beard, Russ Welch, jerry Dunn, john Weingarden, Tom Vincent, Henry Hernandez, jim Sauer, jerry Kaiser, Cordon Magruder. Row one: Coach Clark, john Mahorney, Bob Pettyjohn, Bill Roberts, Steve Fancher, Larry Walker, Tom Gibbs, Vernon Maelzer, Roy Frank, Richard Raybourn, . . . Foofball B Squad Football This year's B Squad, coached by Walt Clark and Roland Thornburg, had a good season as they won four while losing only three. They defeated Laramie, Fort Collins twice and Longmont once. They were sparked by Bob Pettyjohn and Bill Roberts who did most of the scoring for the team. Scoles fights off blocker as On the junior high squad were: row three: Buddy Kurtz, jim Huston, Max Schlosser, Don Slack, john Corrigan, jim Moss, Larry Harvey, Larry Smith, Huston Markley, Warren Englehardt, Bill Haubert, Chuck Harvey, Verlye Coyle, Gary Maelzer, Terry lmel, Doug Rutledge, Randy Carlson. Row two: jim Moore, Errol Rowland, Dave S-troh, Kenny Eslinger, Stan Lampe, Larry Bliss, C-ary Propp, Nolan Larson, Bill Fogleman, Larry Pettyjchn, Ronnie Kness, Larry Pointer. Row one: David Kuxhausen, Ray Siaples, Billy Egner, jim Cahill, Charles Malone, Evan Patterson, Richard Brenning, Ed Wells, Bill Smith, David May, Kent Shreve. -40' .l '.iq I r . Mullison makes two while Weber watches. Patterson drives for the layup Basketball . . . This year's basketball team won tive games during the season. They had a short team but they didn't lack hustle. They got oft to a good start by winning three out of four non-conference warm-up games. During conference games they managed only two wins but showed every team a rough time and threatened to upset the conference leaders more than once. The team was led by seven seniors including Nolan Weber, Robert Ball, Dave Senn, Scott McRae, Burt Mullison, Dale Carlson and Ray Reeb. The seniors were backed up by tour juniors, Dave Scoles, Howard Patterson, Bill Tunniclitt and Bill Roberts. Ray Reeb, this year's honorary captain, and Scott McRae were selected tor this Year's all-conference honor- able mention. Bill Tunniclift led Indian scorers with a 9 point average per game with Ray Reeb next with an 8.5 average. The Indian B-squad had a fair season this year as they won six in confer-ence while losing eight. They had hard luck in the Ft. Collins games, losing the first one by one point and the second one by one point in an overtime, The young Indians showed some promising prospects for next year's varsity. BASKETBALL FINAL STANDINGS Won Lost Pct. Creeley .. I2 2 .857 Englewood . . ll 3 ,785 Boulder . . 9 5 .643 Ft. Collins .. 9 5 .643 Longmont . . 7 7 .500 Fort Morgan 4 IO .286 Loveland ... 2 I2 .I43 Sterling .... I I3 .O7l Members of the A squad basketball team are, left to right, row two: Nolan Weber Ray Reeb, Bill Tunnicliff, Howard Patterson. Row one: Coach Roland Thornburg, Dave Senn Burt Mullison, Robert Ball, Scott McRae. I .5 ,W Weber makes two for the lndrans 0fl0fl Z - Patterscn shoots over hrs opponent Y Tunnicliff demonstrates has leading Reeb gets get for the rebound farm. 85 Members of the B squad basketball team are, left to right, row three: Rach Raybcurn Alvm Scghmudt. Tom Creenly, Duane Carlson. Row two: Manager Don Pacas, Frank Kauffman lrm Sauer, Mrke Ramurez, Russ Welch. Row one: jerry Mohrlang, Larry Rudel, Curtus Robbuns. itephen Cross. Ccach Bob Beckett. fc' SJ F9 ' 33l I 4 Indian Cagers ' V3 Dave Scoles Nolan Weber Bill Tunnicliff Dave Senn . ,,.. . 5 ff r I , m n- 3 . A fha-QM ..,.,., ,.fj , V 'K l -v221V . f 4 , if, , Z A lisa Z --- 'AA' 3 ig l P :'A A, Q ,. z ,v,:,.:: Agn . N . , ',.. r 1' lbul, A Mfg, 15' W ., , KW ,.. ,.-:ml McRae . TUI'1V1lClIfl Mullison Reeb .. Ball . . . Weber . Patterson 4. , ... .-v is ' Senn ..... Ray Reeb, honorary captain. Individual Averages Average Games Field Total Number Played Goals of Points I8 34 l2-4 7.0 . . l8 Z7 65 3.6 .. I7 63 l63 9.0 . . l8 32 96 5.3 . . l6 46 l36 8.5 . 7 l 2 0.3 . . l5 28 85 5.6 . . l6 Z6 68 3.7 con McRae Howard Patterson Burt Mullsson Robert Ball lf 'v L H . , ., .gr ...V : -,.g:.::::5::-5. -V Q 'll' 'I 1' fa, f ic? 4 1 2 Q 132. if f 'R tx 5 .J ,fa 11, , 1 WA 1 f ' 32. .... l' ti will ir L ,iw-' ,X -A-.. Lvl Wrestlers, left to right, row four are: Gerald Dunn, jack Schnurr, Dennis Garner, David Smith, Don Hay- ward, Ray Frank, Don Slack, Row three: jerry Langley, james Dugan, Nevin Glassgow, john Anderson, Tony Swanda, Larry Walker, Tom Gibbs, Reginald Cates, Rich ard Latterty. Row two: Lowell Schroder, Tony Velas- quez, Kenny Eslinger, Larry Garner, Bob Pettyjchn, DeVere Henderson, jim Bernhardt, Clayton Fritchel, Bill Smith. Row one: john Mahorney, Alan Propp, Stanley Lamps, Larry Moore, Charles Malone, Bob Leichliter, Ronnie Whittecar, Pete Vasquez, and Don Kjar. INDIVIDUAL RECORD Won Lost Tie Pins Total Points DeVere Henderson . . ..,. 20 I 0 9 83 John Anderson . . . . . . .I8 3 O 7 70 . Jim Bernhardt ,... .,.. I 6 3 O 5 60 Clayton Fritchel . . . . 6 4 O 2 24 Alan Propp ..,., . . 6 7 I 4 23 Reggie Gates ... .. 5 7 O I 20 Don Hayward ., .. 6 7 I I I8 Pete Vasquez . . . 3 I 0 3 I2 Stu Holley . ... ,.. 3 8 I 0 I I Jerry Langley , . . . . . 4 6 0 O I0 Larry Walker .... . . . 3 I I 0 O 9 Sieve Buckner ..... . . . 4 3 0 I 9 Manuel Gonzales ,....,... . 3 5 0 O 7 .lack Schnurr ......,...,.. I 8 O I 2 Loveland's wrestling team finished the regular season with a four won, two lost, and one tied record, This was good enough for fourth place in the final standings. ln the conference tournament, they tied for second, sending six wrestlers to the state tournament. They were: Alan Propp, Don Hayward, jim Bernhardt, john Anderson, john Mahorney and DeVere Henderson. Henderson was the only Lovelander to place as he took second in the I33 pound class. DeVere finished' the season with 20 wins and I loss for the best record of the season and also a new school record. The final wrestling conference standings were: Won Lost Tie Englewood . . . . . . . 5 0 2 Boulder .... . . 5 I I Ft, Morgan . . . . 5 2 0 Loveland . . , . . 4 2 I Ft, Collins .. .. 4 3 O Longmont . . . . 2 5 0 Greeley . . . . I 6 O Sterling ,. .. .... .. 0 7 O The wrestlers and their parents pose for a parent's night picture. Don Hayward is winning. Pins... Alan Prcpp has just a little farther to go Stu Hclley puts his man to the mat. john Mahorney just pinned his man. DeVere Henderson gets one of his many pins. 88 Manuel Gonzales just about gets away. 1 . . --- Y E -fi? '07 'mf my - '7 ww Wu L QM, I I mar 4' Larry Garner gets a near pin. and More Pins' Reggie Gates might be posing. Clayton Fritchel seems to be in pain Bernhardf goes for the pin. 89 john Anderson pins again. I 5 ' 'Wig , K , ,4 ' nwssii-af, N ' r , Y 5 : 'A 'if Yagi :T , I 7, -4 1' ftsxgf .I f YA' I D 1, ,XXX-,,' - C ., . V I ' ix K I iw, .W . .,, if ' c 1 v , an . ,M .0 , - fn , . ,, . I Members of this year's track team are, row three Robbins, Frank Kauffman, Buddy Kurtz, Reginald Cates, two: Robert Ball, Alvin Schmidt, Rich Rayburn, jim Sauer, Dave Smith, jack Schnurr, Manuel Gonzales and john V Senn, Mel Wickum, Kent Olinger, Ron Denton, john A Larry Carlson, Don Hayward, and head coach john Cline. Track . . . , D 'Hwy ,T , 'K'-sh I fi: X In ..,, , , it i fa- ' 'I I in 4 , . L, 55 'ia THEM , .,.b , , 3 Clayton Fritchel flies over the bar at eleven feet. Don Collier demonstrates his winning fo in the pole vault. VFT1 3 Clayton Fritchel, Bob Pettiiohn, Russ Welch, Curtis Larry Vxfalker, and student coach, George Bakovich. Row B'lI Tunnicliff, Howard Patterson, DeVere Henderson, crrieter. Row one: Coach Beckett, Kenny Davidson, Dave nderson, Cary Cherry, Darwin Thompson, Don Collier. l 1 The Indians' track team this year had a fair 5 season They opened with a win over Laramie and then placed second in two triangular meets. l j The Loveland team participated in the CU Re- l lays and the CSU invitational, and took the light- l weight division at the invitational, They then took i third place in the conference meet and seventh in j the state meet. j Some outstanding performances have been turned in this year by Bruce Seguine in the high lump Den Collier and Clayton Fritchel in the pole Q vault, Robert Ball in the dashes, Alvin Schmidt in j the BSO yard dash, and Bill Tunnicliff, David Senn, Don Hayward and Kent Olinger in the mile relay. 90 Don Hayward closes in on his opponent, P I if Bruce Seguine clears the bar at six feet. Mel Weikum finishes first in the hurdles. . . . 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' x 7921 1 fff x .L:5f.j3'f Take it from a satis- U fied policy-holder W t f tg th t d I kg d ' H. thotlsrrligizqorrgm or a mo ern oo an a prrce handles the best in Real-Estate Then we can help you' Stone's Furniture ll4 East Fourth Street NO 7-4933 ll6 East Fourth NO 7-4515 Lookrng over the Valentine specials offered by the W and T Pharmacy East Fourth are Edre Larkrn Jrm Sauer Ronny Denton and Sydney Toynton 'f f 7 W d d W I New an use X ffl l Cheap rnuslc and 'ff A lrttle bard told me about the fabulous servrce good accessorre Howard's Conoco ho Batterres Trres Accessorres Melody MUSIC S P Also Gold Bond Stam Fourth 81 Gorfleld NO 7 0877 95 140 , : ' ' , ' , W 2,5 , Z ro, J. 4 1 f as ' owl ' rnstruments EE 1,4 . -3 fel at 7 - ps 439 Cleveland NO 7-1764 The Indians Have the Right Idea - they call being a Christian, travelling the Jesus road One of the first things the little Indian had to learn was how to follow a trail-his lite would depend on it. The Early Christians Had the Same Idea - They called Christianity THE WAY The Right Way is the Safe Way The Churches Invite You . . . They will show you how to follow the trail They will provide the road map. The RIGHT ROAD leads to higher ground and a broader outlook and a better destination Get a Right Start at Church The Loveland Council of Churches O Q 0 O , - ' a IX - ii I-1655 l 71 l 5355: 4.-. ..5f3f3:1:-' , 21:- 5 Ek 1' - fn f R: 5 f 'QI iw , , :sz - . lun' --N V1 Found every day at King Lumber Company lOl West Fourth Street NO 7 l2I2 Looking at a map of the Love land area are Phyllis Henderson Sharon Jones Gary Winter and Bill Warnock Warnock Auction and Realty 505 Cleveland is also the home ot the football calendar 4 The school insur C ij' 3' ance that protect g W your teenager come M from f Those delectable goodies always come from ,I0hn Agency Dutch Oven Bakery I33 West Fourth Street NO 7 IO66 3l5 East Seventh NO 7 O6l6 96 I 0 0 I I I I 2 a I a 4 P - - if K in ffjvgsvyjg S A . ,l if ,rf . .1-, VQJNJP C 'N x 'Q 'ir'-7 'rn - I iff A rzei 31. A '3I52?Z Hsgzr- rl i. 19' Peerys Gnft Sho P X f Brught colors stay brnght as the best school suppl es l-lallrna k C d gft 233 East Fourth Street ard select ons NO 7 4749 Elghteen nationally known brands Including Jonathan Logan an Teena Polge can be found only at Holiday Dress Shoo A XRS ll' A East Fourteenth Street NO 7 3487 longer XM' A Loveland Steam Laundry 403 East Fourth Street NO 7 2940 For the most fabulous food try the plcklngs at ,K Heartlest Congratulatrons Graduates Slamfco The House of Modern Photography l2O East Fourth The Double D Cafe NO 7 O575 FQ .4'f7:'s1 X 1 ,yf X5 U!! Keep Splc and Span , w is George and Waunlta Ptl h tl ug aupt Lnncoln NO 7 O749 97 'X See Van ff . 1 F ff? 'f' I 4 2 a s x' we 1 li 55 T w 'Z fini el 4 Van's Cleaners 'wall Glen Van Blarlcorn, Owner 544 Cleveland NO 7 l448 5 Q 9 'ill S? ' . X .5,. I . 11 Q4 2.35, ,A an l Ideas. .fs at A. , '51 'il 1 4,,,g lg -lil sl DM 1 SL l sf' U 30 - llll L 6 S 4 , , . F 4 4 -r ' I Fashion-wise shoppers Delene Danielson, Pat Stark, Dana Thomp- son and Lana Duff are looking over the fashions at Duff's Dry Goods, 313 East Fourth. 8 QKILEEE mutans For a really neat hair cut it's AumiIIer's Barber Shop 134 East Fourth Street Tired of hopping around? Follow this bunny's advice and hop right down to see the values at Klitzke Bike Shop 532 Cleveland NO 7-1943 Pioneer Lunch I 2 ggqmniinnen 1, ,124- ' 14-. . .-l-he .plljce to go for 1 D For the latest in fashions lulcy' llckmg ' good hom' l' and a complete Jantzen F'-SE5?5Q5 burgers is QHTEB , 4 line it's 1 e.,,f,f'-f ' 112 East Fourth NO 7-2590 Val .lean Shop 118 East Fourth Street NO 7-2662 i fl Vs ' 1 I A F615 tits it siege gg 3 .1 1. ' , - :i Iu 1 For the best in home furnishings 5 ...U Hia 5 I Congratulations, Graduates of '58 For That Graduation Haircut Drop Into I 425 East Fourth NO 7-3344 S 98 435 Cleveland NO 7-1192 CLEANING SPECIAL - .. '.'-'-' ! For fast, efficient cleaning take your clothes to . 41 - 4' 529 xv' er 3 s 5 7 XR Cuney's Quality Cleaners -.5 Q - Love that KOSI '3' ' beef? fl nnmosi g l XX ' ! Loveland Radio and Appliance can fill your needs. 536 Cleveland NO 7-1502 408 East Fourteenth Street NO 7-0679 C 'Q iii a.i.,,,,,,-vp. ....... L liao' if Discussing last years annual are REDSKIN editor Dick Snedigar Chieftain editor Carol Griffmg and Mr Crawford owner of Crawford s l l9 East Fourth where both the paper and the annual are printed 5 Ula Mom and Pop are all L' Q The perfect gmand fo shook UP OVEV The good 0 favorite remembrance deal they got ot 'az loveland Radiator Shop 125 West Fourth Street NO 7 O777 Sunset Studio 376 West First Street NO 7 l359 99 , 'Is u , Em 'Q 1 ' 8 4 Y - 7 , Ol F A I u' I J Q 'af O X . 1 , I I I ' 'foil ,541 . ll 1 - ll - - - I 1 ' I I I . ' Q '75 .- 0 .4safeisis:s.::s5Z5sZs.::i5S5551 we ' . . S5E5E555E5E5E:E5E5E5E553E5E3S, X A '2E5S5E55gSfS2E2E5S5Eg52S55rErS15 ' ' - '-1:f:5E5E3S5:5:5:3E5:5E3E5f 1 X '- !:1:i:f:f:fgf:7 dur V O Q I f t so V O O gl The best place for din- M ners and sandwiches is ' 1? boating FEVER? .J fe l 91 Got that if T5 -1 Ken's Sporting Goods Branding Iron Cate 342 Lincoln NO 7-3983 has the best in outboard motors. llO East Fourth NO 7-3721 Banking their savings at Home State Bank, 247 East Fourth, are Peg Johnson, Keith Wardin, Jim Scales and Julia Giest ..1 1-' Y.-lol f: Q 7 9-.e .A N .IL fx. Has That Flooded Basement Put You Upstairs?? Chambers Plumbing and Heating can help you out. GOOD LUCK, SEN IORS Fisher's Laundromat ' N 7-0403 H9 East Sth NO 7-3050 5l8 Railroad Avenue O 1 ' itiii ,111'Q'lV. See us for your 4 'xflllltllll Insurance and 691 'FJ Real Estate needs For the fastest delivery and best possible Chesebro 81 Patterson 411 Cleveland Avenue NO 7-2l45 l-e5ll9. The Cleaner 100 423 Cleveland NO 7-2l2l G3 Feelung Blue? A new I hour style does wonders Hovmg point 64449, X for your morole For 'RQ problemsp I 5 those reolly drfferent Q styles try , Vorrerter Parnt and Wallpaper Modern Beauty Shop can help you Ou, 416 LIHCOIH NO 7 l822 129 Eost Frfth NO 7 3537 A well pressed sport shrrt news m your home come from town O er X D D Loveland Reporter Herald Sunshme Cleaners 420 Gevelcnd NO 7 4340 l29 Eost Fourth NG 7 192 Congralulatron Class of 58 -MET x10 O ul MOBILE HOME For Your Home On Wheels A. B. C. COACH COMPANY INCORPORATED West of Lovelond NO 7 Ol7l lOl , ' x If - . I P 55 . , ,, , vt R A 7 M I ,..., V..-wvi' X ' 4 W 1 ,Z tix, Ks , ,sf .j-5 X, .7 ,... V' 0 0 Aiwa... ., . 'fri 1., .A . ,,V,.,,- 3 .J A- 3 That floshy-looking, fx YOU'll enjoy the .1:1.,,,. in X , I H A C N , --.- aw-west, 2- - O 0 I 1 ilil? Q Ciirl :' -fffjf 7 .,.. or G your In Umm: Qt? :jg ll , .,,,1.,1Q.Q,.g,, end Reel Eefele needs 'Qt We It see :NSU Yi 1 t Wseiirf'2'1.5:.2:3:irE1E?2E?s, ffrf' .1522 :iff 4. . . 1 :Ei K J: I 11:1 ' g I , Bray Xi Chevalier Real Estate and Insurance 444 Lincoln Avenue NO 7-2707 For school supplies of all types it's F. W. Woolworth Co. A Loveland Institution Since l927 2l3 East Fourth NO 7-OlOl Looking over the fascinating art- icles at Sennett's Hardware, 209 East Fourth, are Bob Ball, Bryan Sennett, Gary Jurgemeyer and Burt Mullison. rim' 1:-eg, .- -E ls a new home your desire? g g Q ' x Building supplies are our specialty. , s::: 1 i - f ili' ll 5 , . ' N, 'in f Boise-Payette Lumber Company Wt 4l8 East Fourth Street NO 7-l468 fi it f 1 gh Congratulations, Q if -If V, 7 ci V58 C dliv w iq oss o g a ffWhere Insurance ls Not A Sideline llll N - f, ' .--,. V Tired at huddling in a cold old house- Public Sewice of Colorado has the answer 320 Cleveland NO 7-4l54 Seilback Agency, Inc. l36 East Fourth NO 7-3393 lO2 .N . J: t 1-' K WHAT'S YOUR HOBBY? We have a large selec- tion of items to interest you. t ff f - . , . ,,, f X , , ,, , , :U ',.,,Zi V 1 4 .12'1--i1gg--- . 5 . qf,Q...p-i.,.H111 4 ff 'Wag-,.1':: 5 1 , , xg' 5 'f fgff 1 f . .i ,I ,.L,g, :,, 1 .., J Q 5, hh, , 5,4 . ,G1f' m - 4 f ' i f J M ff f f ff' f, K ZA! f Vi! . ffgq' 1 f f f. ,V 3 ' ' For the best in appli- . ances try the complete line of General Electric 5 of We U . , .7 ff' - ,ff Mfr, .', ' 1 ff .:ff'l,!Q 7f ! 1 Bob Hipps Company 242 East Fourth NO 7-2173 Linder's Hobby and Handicraft I49 South College Ft Coll ns HU 2 3625 The best in fashions, comfort, and price is offered at 1 SHOE FIT COMPANY 234 East Fourth Street O 7 I47 O mfr .rfffrffii X complete d ug I ne coupled w th f ne food the place I 3 for you S D R A P E R S 30l East Fourth Street NO 7 0703 inf iv -'k This man knows about the big values in all types of cloth ing h o m e linens and materials found 1 C Behind the eight ball Have 3l7 East Fourth Street recapped at 0 K Rubber Welders 500 Cleveland NO 7 lO3O 103 1'l , Q O - 'A '35 , . O U5 I m I :Q ' F6 V5 . I V -U 9, . . : 4, K 'D N xl :1 ,, : - , 5 W - WG If COM 2 5 S ' lf? , ,L K 1: ' ,K 3 3' 9. -E . . 2 a ' i Z 5 Z O 6 T' . NJ OJ C os rf ' . rf w .073 t, 7 W 1 B59 'W I X That smooth, frothy ai Ng L fg 3 U A as W Roof Beer i l E F U sure tastes G R E A T l To RING A ' I , UPMOLSTF - fr - 1 How about sprucing the old house up with new looking furniture? A 8' W Rool Beer Loveland Upholsterers 1609 North Lincoln can do the job. 123 South Cleveland NO 7-2965 Trying the furnishings for their future homes are Ray Reeb Beth Sours Barbara Johnson and Nolan Weber at Scothes Furniture 449 Cleveland ,ex G 1? 9 ln the Doghouse? The best in watches as well as all Robbins Flowers types of jewelry may be found at McCauley Jewelry 135 East Fourth Street NO 7 2401 863 Cleveland Avenue can help you out NO 7 2300 see The place to go for , A X names you know is if' wi AT Gentry Shoe Store Bates Style Shop R Personalized Service TOPS In FOSl'1IOf1S 221 East Fourth Street NO 7 3914 333 East Fourth Street 7 0324 y 104 17 lt?a.l,,. 3 H , 1 f 96 3 C 'wi' 1 1 1 For shoes to fit your feet, .hx Q A 753 I . Pgvf.. Lxsbf'-gs, A 9 fig? ,rs-':., ., fe, .f 1 - is 1 Cx I X 4: ' LE 51i, . , l . . S NO - l O 'fm ' h . - SlllEElHEHlll S 'ff j fx Salted Seasoned We make sick cars 46 g Q Nufs Popcorn Il T 'iffififz 'li' -I f' If 5::,,., We O AlI1:5:s:z25f52E2i2i5z35:l'l 7 will OWNERS ':1f3f3ffff:f:f:f. .Iggggggggggggggfgggirirf' W. CHET PETERS 404 E. mm STREET -4 N ' B. LUELLA PETERS LOVELAND, COLORAD e - LoveIand's Only Confectionery Winegarden Sewlce me No Mm 21 7 East Third Street NO 7-0407 Th H95 Began P0 '9 Ami' 2 '929 Gdrdenirig? Need a prescription r Try filled quickly and effic- f U . ' l ? - 'V' Toois 457 i GAR , pRESc'R1PrmN K gp m-,o A M X SPECIALISTS E Macy's Rexall Drugs Ferguson Hardware Russel Stover Candies 43l Cleveland NO 7-0788 246 East 4th NO 7-41 I8 f , Enjoying the delicious food at Workman's 23rd and Lincoln are Mary Seaman, Juanita Chavetal, DeVere Henderson, Marcia Samson and John Mahorney. J , E Fill all your ,:l.i, l my H photographic needs 4 'Fu n at - ' 3 FlSHBACK'S Northern Colorado's largest and most complete camera shop 25l South College Avenue HU-2-8448 Fort Collins Baldwin Pianos 81 Organs can be found at Kyle's Music Store l2O South College Avenue HU-2-7lOl Fort Collins, Colorado lO5 MRM 5 ufpufivr 0 We Specialize in Auto Wrecking fi ff s A HVI 5 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Spells TOPS ll I 1 New, Used, and K in FARM MAC E Y RebUi'f PM ,TZI land Power Company Hiway Auto and Parts John Neal -- Manager . South Lincoln NO 7-OI49 S0U'fI Of I-0Vel0 ld N0 74632 Loveland, Colorado Applying for a loan at the First National Bank 2Ol Fourth are Sonja Warberg Sharyl Woods and Judy Graese Lending his assistance is Mr Benson M ' MM. , new ' N 9.1! gf i I V Best of Luck SENIORS Is the putt putt about to give out799? Look over the merchandise at Tmdall S Nugent Implement P O BOX 620 N0 7 3375 Third and Lincoln NO 7 0526 l 'vs ,J 4 ff I . 1 .. 1 . I I , . x,:i1i1Ti'3L:1i2-?' Q11 ,.,, .,:i3z,1,-. i - :5'Ei,il.' ' I ' 2 U. A , , 1,-Lx., -5' l j -i-11-151-5I,'QlI. IfLI'5I.:v-1' V' ll , i .. Q ,KA AN 1 ,s, P . la ..,, -2+ , 1 --'e' , uh--r r , :Z liI9g3 'e ,5 f. . ' . , , ,,, , , .E .,...t,. 1 We , I 1 -. .T su ' -cc ' ' -ff . A . us' if VQTQM - ,rm 11' ' ' .-, I I. g ' . . , .L-, IDE: ..,. .I-vi. I -LU. - ,.-'S-'E ,SL ,-:F 'A II ll ' - .... . I . . . - i ' ' - IO6 , Lickin' Good, that's the ice cream served at the Loveland Creamery, 521 Cleveland say Steve Fancher, Charlotte Graese, Judy Reagan and Jerry Langley. --my I If T Shop on the Hill Save on the Bill , I 'j 1 s., .'3'r':aa ra ' - mln , .:,., 1, 1 'V' ti 4 1 ,,',., . '- , ,,,. Derby Hill Market South ot Loveland NO 7-3684 ,i-, ff! Le. 1- Egg: Lv ff! ,Mft SQ X X Diamonds are a girl's FO Q best friend X YU9'SD-j Tyler Jewelry 239 East Fourth NO 7-46l0 Mobilgas Kaman's Mobile Sewice Tires Batteries Lubrication Tune-up Free Pick-up and Delivery loseph Kaman Third and Lincoln NO 7-0526 Mobiloil Inspecting the neat shirts and flashy sweaters at Huston's Men's Store, 243 East Fourth, are Don Hayward, Tony Swonda, Donna Smith and Sonja Stewart. The L Club jackets and the Pep Club sweaters they are wearing are proof of the quality of Huston's apparel. lO7 About to enter the door of Stroh Real Estate and Auctioneers are Marsha Brownfield, Connie Day, Dave Stroh and Larry Harvey. 'V Fashions to please I 135 , me f F - ss., y' , f f Forlthe best and most comfortable in home J. M. McDonald Company fUm'Sh'nQS T come o 225 East Fourth Street NO 7-4018 Batie-Henderson 210 East Fourth NO 7-0829 7 Lpoltsuke yawn QUT for that Sunday V '.': A' 9I ,, since I got that body work dinner, or everyday, try 'l a Z2 4 is 1: and paint job done at the tasty food at- N . L, U- ,Ht . 2 'L' 9. - v- NeIson's Body Shop 126 West Fourth Street NO 7-4807 222 East 4th street NO 7-0260 Xi Denver-Loveland Transportation, 255 South Cleveland, carries on its efficient operation with this build- ing as the headquarters. .au T When druvmg Hlghwoy 87 one sees this dlstlngulshed sngn odvertlslng the mony shrubs ond nursery products ot Kroh Bros Nurseries Bottle Gas Propane Bulk Gas Trl County Gas 81 Electric Service Noturol Gos ond Electric Appllonces Ca I Lentz Don Se ell Tom Snyder Charles Peterson Salesmen NO 7 Ol 45 Skyline Sewice K It's perforlwacgmce that Sountj. Have d CONGRS2Llil5QgIONS, your car was e , service , an equippe . .gl 'Ft Gifts for all occasions qrrttf-nv'hE' JH can be found at gh S , Larry Lebo Warren Nash Seventh and Lincoln NO 7-l l88 346 Lincoln Avenue Jeanette Bernardi is serving John Corrigan, Sally Trethewey, Randy Carlson, and Rae Patterson some of the delicious ice cream treats found at the City Dairy, 437 Garfield. 2 . ,. .. W.. -. :WSL-ya-Eb.-N' .N-f-....,. 's4. --1-A?-71'vfl'v'2'?S:-9235. ' .- ' 1: 1. ' . .-.vol .1:g.,pg:5-. .,.-.,s-,.e,,,5.- , ' -1- 1 , .-tw.- A - ' .1 ' .. A-:pg-5'-.g,,',4n -S 1-:Cv - , ,-If .1,.-13' ,. .. . , -2.1-g ,.- Z. -. 5R,:,gmA - .A.,,,. AN, .. , I. . .f..,,, , 11 .14-.gen-11.1-- ' :Pg-'I' .- ..,5--rdf ,. ' ,'..--S12:- vw -v H. - . . - N' . .. AN- .ve-N--4- to V. we -C ,-5: . no ' . - 2112135511551 V'--... 424. Q--.., -1-1: -1:-:-11 .,4.4- ..-.-:11-1-'- ,-1-1.5, i- -. 9' 'tsN,,t't' 4 we' eggfses' qv Q: 1 - - ' . ,- - '- .-fm , H 211- 'lac V- .. .. 1-. i f For the modern, yet comfortable look, try the furniture at- Larson Furniture FOR GIRLS Those Famous Connies Flat Dress Styles or Rock and Roll Styles 54.98 to 55.95 FOR BOYS Pedwins, The Favorites of the Young Men Grey Bucks, White Bucks, and many more Meek! Fourth and Cleveland NO 7-2200 337 East Fourth NO 7-0792 I Q -H I, N sooo LUCK, -Agp ,J sENioRs JM , Loveland Auto Dealers HO Garrett Motor Sales Jensen Motors Knox Chevrolet Lebo and Sons Loveland Motor Market Markley Motors Good luck and Congratulations Senrors When you start plannrng your future home Irfe remember savmgs and rnvestments are our busrness Feel free to come un and drscuss your problems Peters Wrrter 81 Chrrstenson Corp Members of the New York S-tcck Exchange E W Borland Manager 4l5 Cleveland NO 7 3853 gief' Forthe BEST W rn ggrle gpg. MASSEY HARRIS h Out for that Sunday r . 0 FE MACHfNf97 RGUSON the tasty food at N09 ' ' imner or everyday try Dude Corral l2th 8. Colorado by Lake Loveland NO 7 1971 Berthoud Colorado KE 2 2l77 Probably wrshrng for therr long underwear as they stand an the meat locker of the Loveland Packing Company, South Lrncoln, are Howard Patter son, Jennre Scales, Nancy Wells and Larry Rudel lll r r I , , 1 . 6' r 5 . X sa l Il ll u e t S in farm machinery I X , . I I '-l 'r-1 COWAN 81 CARFIELD Movers of all types buildings and heavy machinery Phone 'V' Greeley Phone in Loveland EL 2 6574 NQ 7 0213 fully insured free estimates 104 East Fourth Street If a new Buick or Pontiac can t till your needs then our complete used car lot is for you ff wr I Kennedy Motors Incorporated Buick PONTIAC cMc 5e3?'T 2 11-C. if NO 7-0110 ABC Coach Company AumiIler's Barber Shop ,. A and W Root Beer Stand ..... Batie-Henderson Furniture Bates Style Shop ...,,., Bob Happs Company .......,.. Boise-Payette Lumber Company . Branding Iron Cate ....... ,... Bray Realty and Insurance .,... Brown's Shoe Fit Company ..... Chamber's Plumbing and Heating Chesebro and Patterson ....... City Dairy , ...........,.,.... Cowan and Carfield .,........ Crawford's, Harold L. . .,... Cuney Quality Cleaners ........ Deines Lumber Company ,...... Denver-Loveland Transportation Derby Hill Market ............ Double D Cate ...........,... Draper's Drug Company .,...,. Dude Corral ,..,. ., ,... ,..... Duff's Dry Goods .....,....... Dutch Oven Bakery ..,......,. F, W. Woolworth Company .,,., Ferguson Hardware ..,,,...... First National Bank ...,....., Fishback's Camera Shop ....... Fisher's Laundromat ....,...., Gentry Shoe Store ............ Hiway Auto Parts Co. ....... . Holiday Dress Shop ........... 101 98 104 108 104 103 102 100 102 103 100 100 110 112 99 99 109 108 107 97 103 111 98 96 102 105 106 105 100 104 106 Merchants' Index Howard's Conoco ....,........ Huston's Men's Wear ....,.,.. Jackson, H, Parker, Real Estate J. C. Penney Company ..,,.... J. M. McDonald Co. ........, . John Deets Agency .,... ...... Kaman's Mobile Service ....... Kennedy Motors, Inc. ..,..... , Ken's Sporting Goods ..... .. King Lumber Company ....,... Klitzke Bicycle Shop ......,... Kroh Brothers' Nurseries ...... Kyle's Music Shop ...,.,.,.... Land Power Company ...,..... Larson Furniture Co. ......,.. . Leslie The Cleaner ..,..,..,... Linder's Hobby and Handicraft . Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Loveland Macy's Rexall Drugs ..,,...... McCauley Jewelers .........,. Melody Music .,...........,,..,,. Automobile Dealers .. Council of Churches ,. Creamery .,..,.,.... Packing Company ..,, Radiator Shop ....... Radio and Appliance Co. ... Reporter Herald ,.,,. Steam Laundry ....... Upholsterers .,....... Mock's Shoe Store ....,........... Modern Farm Service ......... 95 107 95 103 108 96 107 112 100 96 98 109 105 106 110 100 103 110 96 107 111 99 99 101 97 104 105 104 95 110 111 101 Norma's Beauty Shoppe ...... , Nugent Implement Company OK Rubber Welders ........... Peery's Stationery . .,.....,,. . Peters, Writers and Christenson . Public Service Company ....... Pioneer Lunch ..,.,....,.,... Rialto Theater .....,........, Robbins Florists ......,..,,,.. Scottie Furniture Company ...,, Seilback Agency . ..,....... ,, Senriett's Hardware and Furniture Skyline Service .... ,.,,., ..... Stone's New and Used Furniture Stroh Real Estate and Auctioneers Studio Manor ,......., , .,.., . Sunset Studio .........,...... Sunshine Cleaners ..,....... ,. Sweetheart Popcorn ....,,..... Tindall's Mobilgas Agency .,,.. Tri-County Gas and Electric Co, . Tyler Jewelry .....,........,, United Home Improvement .... Val Jean Shoppe ..,.,..,..... Van's Cleaners .............. . Vorrieter Paint and Wallpaper .. W and T Pharmacy .......,.. Warnock Auction and Realty Western Steak House ......... Winegarden Garage and Service Withers Jewelry .............. Workman's Drive Inn .......... 97 n Modern Beauty Shoppe ........... 98 106 103 97 1 11 102 98 109 104 104 102 102 1 10 95 108 97 99 101 105 106 109 107 98 98 97 101 95 96 108 105 110 105 Abromsku Geraldune Abromsku Jean Ackerman Marvun Agee Fay Aukun Mary 3l 54 Autchuson Tom Allard Beth Allen Elaune Alps Paul Anderson John I4 2 Anderson Ted Mr Anson Allen Aragon Henruetta Aragon Paul ne l4 Arndt George Atherton Carol Atkusson Lonnue Austun Susue Bacon Larry Baker Breese Baker Joe Ba l Mr on Belden Charlene Ball Robert Barber Barber Barker Barker Barrett Boshor Bashor Deanna Denn1s Dorothy Roger Gene Beth Kaye Bates Gertrude Mrs Bates Martyn Bat Frank Y Bauer Gretchen l555 6 Bough Ernest Beard Ron Beard Wulluam Becker Arlene Becker Dwrght Beckett Robert Mr Benson Karen Bernarde Carol Bernarde Jeanette Bernhardt Bessie Bernhardt J1m 34 72 Bernhardt Pat Bullmure Roberta Burkley Bu,kley Orvulle Wally Bushop Blewutt Blewutt Lous 6 3 Dennus urn Bllss Larry Bluss Shurley Bluss Wulluam Bonsall Don Bothun Lunda Bower Elden Bower Stephen Brecheusen Zelma Breckenrudge Pat Brehm Don Brennung Ruchard Brewer Morrus Brustor Howard Brustor Sherry Brown Beverly Browne Ronald Brownfueld Marsha Brungardt Truman Bryan Larry Buchanan Shurley Buchholtz Sally Bucklen Sharon Buckner Steve I5 56 2 Bullock Charles Burback Betty 33 Burgdorff LeuLanu Burge Judy Burgener Mr R Butts Geraldune Byerly Dorothy C ull um Caldwell Helen Mrss Campbell Arlene -1 Faculty and Sfudenf Index Campbell Barbara Campbell Carol Carfueld Carlson Carlson Carlson Carlson Carlson Carlson Carney Carter Darrel Barbara 5 Da e 15 Duane JoAnn Larry Randy Judy Juanuta Chance Pa Chasteen Ray Cherry Bull Cherry Darrel Cherry Gary Chevaluer Joyce Churchwell D Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark l6 5 Alberta Dwught Geraldune Januce June Raymond Walt M Claussen Mrs 56 Claussen Pat Clune John Mr Carla Sheena Bob Betty Don Lynda Lynn Clymer Clymer Collard Colluer Colluer Colluns Colluns Conn Betty Connor Sharon Cope Ruth Corrugan John Corrlgan Mary Sharo Coulson Carolyn 45 Cox Bruce Coyle Veryle Crawford Carolyn Crenshaw Charlotte Cressey Duxue Croft Cross Cross Crass Cross Cross Crurse Curry Curtus Warren Albert Henry Mr John Martha Stephen Patsy Jerry Marue Mrs Dale Mary Dale Ruchard Danuelson Delene Danuelson Lunda Dapp Donna Darrah Oluve Muss Datz Steve Dauel Carolyn Davudson Kenny Davus Sandra Davus Sharon Day Connue Dayhoff Ronnue Dechant Berneuda DeFr1es Gerald Mr Deunes Herb Mr Delxleuu Duck DeNeu1 Eleanor 39 Dennee Cathy Denny Brad Denny Ron Denton Ronnue l3 l7 Depperschmudt Duana 43 63 DeSm1th Kathy DeJth Joel Duetz Dennus Duetz Gary Dunsmore Davud Dow Sharon Drake Mrs Dreus Nuck Duff Duxue Duff Lana Dugan James Dugan Joyce Dunbar Mr 5 8 60 6 Dunkelberger Ann Dunn Derald Dunn Jerry Durbun Cecul Duvall Donna I8 O Dyekman Ted Dyekman Tom Eastun Earlene Eastun Edmondson Laurene Wayne B Y Bonnue Barbara Davuda M1ke Gary Egan Egner Egner Ehler Eluuah Eluah Ellunoff Luane Ellus Darla 4 S 3 39 6 Englehardt Warren Eruckson Ronald Erwun Pat Eslunger Kenneth Esparza August Esparza Tullue Etter Beth Etter Francus Evans Jum Fancher Steven Farmer Sharlene Fedderson Carolyn 3l Fedderson Lora Ferguson Harold Mr Ferguson Sandra 4 56 8 Ferrel W1ll1am Fuck Otto Mr Fundl ng Shurley Fusher Kurt 7 Flunt Shurley Fogleman Bll Fogleman Dale Formanek Dennus Foss Wanda Fowler Carol Frank Laurel Frank Ray Frank Robert Frank Roy Frey Bob Frutchel Carol Frltchel Clayton 7 82 Funk Jonu Furr Alberta Furr Henruetta Gallegos Pete Galletun Glen Garcua Adelune Garner Garner Dennus Larry 56 59 Carol Larry Martha Gates Regunald Garrett Garrett Gates l9 7 82 87 Gay Karen Geuger Phyllus Geust Larry George Connue Gubbs Torn Gres Julua Gulmore Ruchard Glassgow Nevun Gonzales Manuel 34 Gothuer Gordon Gorom Goudy Graese Graese Mary Ann Terry Nancy Jean Mrs 9 Charlotte 38 Judy 61 Harruet Mrs Grauberger Eldon 34 Gray Bob 46 59 Gray Doug Grebe Sonny Greenly Margaret M Grant YS IS S Greenly Thomas 3 60 6l Greenwalt Duana Greubel Don Gruepentrog Davud Gruess lleen Gruess Roland Gruffung Carol 68 Grumaldo Arnold Grurnaldo George Grumes Margaret Gunn Peggy Hackwuth Wanda Ha rung Caro yn Hounes Barbara Hale Sandra I9 58 Hall Alan 33 54 Halsey Carolyn Hanna Carolen Hanson Harry M Hardung Robert Hardy Bryan Harmon Ervun Harper Jean Harrus Leulanu Harrott Munnue Harvey Charles Harvey John Mr Harvey Larry Haubert Bll Haubert Duana Hauseman Mrs Hayward Don 76 77 l-lefton Barbara Hefton Charles Heflon Chester H In Blll H un Paul Heun Terrull Heusner Phyllus Heusner Sharon Heusner Shurley Helland Mary Helzer Betty 1-lelzer Tommy Henderson Barbara Henderson DeVere Henderson Phyllus Hennessee Dallas H nrukson Sue 46 Hepner Angala Hepner Lueary 20 55 Herald Delbert Hernandez Henry Hernandez Janny H rnandez Mary Hersh Morgue Hester Kay Hewutt Delbert Paul r Hupps Mary Lou 37 58 Hlte Ruth Huxson Harold Hexson Joellen Hoff Carleen Hoffman Pat 35 Hoffman Robert Holley Stuart 20 72 Holmes Karen Holmgren 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