Manitou Springs High School - Mustang Yearbook (Manitou Springs, CO)

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OUTSTANDING SENIORS THERE IS ALWAYS SOMETHING A BIT SAD IN EVERY GRADUATION MARCH, BUT THIS YEAR WHEN POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE' IS HEARD, THERE WILL BE AN ADDED SADNESS, FOR THIS IS THE LAST YEAR .-- 5-- ', Everyone knows Rolly our Outstanding Senior boy as president of the Student Council. Rolly came to us in his sophomore year from Denver. He entered right into our school activities by becoming treasurer of the sophomore class. He joined the Pep Club and was chosen sophomore favorite. He continued his role as class favorite in his junior year, and he played a role in the junior play. This was the year he was vice president of the Student Council. Rolly has par- ticipated in sports, too, playing football, baseball, and basketball. THAT A SENIOR CLASS WILL MARCH DOWN THAT OLD AISLE. Homecoming Queen A team cheerleader Booster Club president our Outstanding Senior girl Karen Scherdeman Since coming to Manitou last year from Cheyenne Mountain High School Karen has made her mark in school activities. She had a part in the junior play, but this year she plays a big- ger part, that of editor of the Prospector and picture editor of the annual. She shows her school spirit as a Pepperette and she is in the chorus.

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LLOYD GAMESON President I thought I saw him studying: but lo, it was a dream. LEE ROY COOK Vice President Liked here, liked there, liked everywhere. SENIOR SALLY PEARCE Secretary A friend of all. BOB MIK ESELL Treasurer Quiet men often become great. OFFICERS I pf? , IVY N VL' . YLEYLVIA STEAKLEY SW I Student Council Representative Tall, dark--need we say more? GEORGE KNOX Student Council Representative Never a dull moment. ,U . 4 'G rw' f,,,r,,1, 5.,,kA , W l ' ,W 'I 'J rl I ...gs to Q Q 3 1-Q 9 fgf-. Sn ,w '1 '-um' 'Q-M....,,, wtf'