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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

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When we left the old building, we left behind many memories to step into the new and ex- citing adventure of being the first class in a new school. We left behind the familiar halls and class rooms, the gym where so many dances were held, the locker that always seemed to stick, and the three flights of stairs we ran up and down five times a day. We had the adventure of exploring an entirely new school, dedicating the gym and football field. We have enjoyed and appreciated this opportunity. In future years, as you leaf through this annual, The Mustang of 1957, we hope that fires of almost forgotten memories and experiences will be rekindled and relived. i 9: ff-w-72 r rjvf' ' SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES JUNIOR HIGH FEA TURES SPORTS Durrng the 10 years that Mr Bundy has been wrth Mamtou School he has burlt for the students two new bu1ld1ngs Frxe years ago wrth the old school burldrng crowded wlth elementary Jumor Hrgh and H1gh School students Nlr Bundy suggested the burldrng of a new grade school burldrng adjacent wrth the old h1gh school burldrng For a few years th1s relrexcd thc c owded classrooms However rn a few years rt was decrdcdthat the old h1gh school bu1ld1ng was not 'ng enough for the Hrgh School and Junror Hxgh too In 1914 II was decrded to pro ceed wrth a new Hrgh School bu1ld1ng here rncludrng the bu1ld1ng of the new h1gh school for us He has been very popular w1th the students as both super1ntendent and pr1nc1 pal the pos1t1on he held before bemg appornted to the pos1t1on of superrntendent To Mr Bundy the students of Mamtou extend therr SIUCSIC thanks for all he has done for us Mr Asbury has been w1th Manrtou l-hgh School two years Servrng as pr1nc1pal and algebra teacher he has helped to make our school a more pleasant place to work and play He has mherrted from Mr Bundy many of the unpleasant tasks as well as the pleasant ones among them the task of adm1n1ster1ng dtscrplrne It speaks well for the klnd of man he ts that hrs populanty has not suffered because of th1s Those who have been IH h1s offrce for d1sc1pl1nary measures feel they have had fa1r treatment Mr Asbury has helped to gurde many M H S students on the way to then' destrnatlon and to h1m M H S students say Thanks ' Mr. Bundy has done much for the students of M. H. S. in his 10 years BUNDY, ASBURY ,gf I7 CONGRATULATE SENIORS 55fI,g822L2 Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1957. The outstanding record you have made in this high school will be long re- membered. May happiness and success be yours in the days to come. 7-WZ! M X X C -2 The Senior Class of 1957 is to be highly commended on the production of this year's annual. It is an authentic and important record of events. Best wishes to all mem- bers of the class and congratulations on your many achievements. fi , If -4' wig '4 Gary Hartzell, drawing a picture of Mr, Open house was held in the new Manitou Springs High School building on January 22, 1957. Following a program in the auditori- um, all the parents toured the school and observed regular third period classes in ses- sion, Journalism students described to visi- tors all the steps to putting out the PROSPEC- TOR, and a two page program was handed out, telling about the new school, Refreshments were served to all during the evening by the home economics classes. Algebra was one of many things visitors saw and enjoyed during open house. OPEN HOUSE Piano Selections ------------ - Karen Min Pledge of Allegiance - - - - - Karl Ruyle School Song ----- - - M. l-I.S. Band Welcome ------- - - David Perlman Introduction of Staff ---- - ----- John Asbury Selections -------------- High School Chorus Introduction of Board of Education ----- W. W. Bundy Reply for Board of Education- John Paulson, Jr., President Homer F. Davis, Secretary Dedication of School - - ------- W. W. Bundy Acceptance ------ - - - Paul Burke Selections - - - - M.H.S. Band Home Ec Class prepared refreshments: Mrs. Asbury helps serve. ess wx - N 'yqxlxx X ,JJ A VW I, HMM 4p4 4, WITH GALA OPEN HOUSE ti? SENIORS Because your interest in our growth was so sin- cere that you gave us our beautiful new building-- Because you have also felt an interest in our extracurricular activities and provided us with some of the best facilities for those activities-- And because you have taken a personal interest in each one of us, we wish to expess our thanks by dedicating this senior section to you. THE ROYALTY Vxce Presxdent WAYNE WALK Secretary NORMA KEENAN SENIOR CLASS Presxdent KARL RUYLE Treasurer RON WHITE 3 I 7 ,, - ,LTA I I P 'P 4 W i 'J 5 3' ' 2 'umw 3 W 1 K E' I Q ' O 1 , 0 K BAWN ALMEN She's learned to say things with her eyes that others waste time putting into words. DON ANTLE He always smiles when some- one yells, Hey, taxi! JO ELLA BOLAND Behind those specs, there's a twinkle in her eyes. DETTY BURT Full of fun with always a smile, but really she's serious once in awhile, GLENNIS BUSH Beauty is a good letter of in- troduction. LARRY C AMERON The sort of guy who hits the nail squarely on the thumb. ,IZ 'vi he-J 7 'Dx SENIOR SPONSORS HAVE BUSY SCHEDULE ,ll As the earbook deadlrne nears room 13 1S the center V fi HELEN FIELD For most people thrrteen rs a Jrnx Thrs drdn t hold true for Mrs Freld thrs year Speech 9 10 Journalrsm Englrsh IV and Speech 11 12 Just would not be the same Y wrthout Mrs Freld there to lend a competent of hectic HCHVIIY hand She drrects the senror play and melo A drama and as senror class sponsor and the annual and Prospector advrsor she puts rn many hours of work whrch are greatly ap precrated HARRY FOUKE In hrs second year at M H S Mr Fouke rs gettrng a true workout as Senror Class sponsor However he spends most of hrs trme rn hrs brology lab where he rs con stantly rarsrng somethmg' Hrs sophomore Englrsh classes take up part of hrs day too R L Probably no other classes cut up as much drsects as many thrngs that rs as do the popular brology classes m . . , . . . . 7 ' 1 1 n , . . . . I . . l 1 . ,rj Q . Y 'lf 6.3 2 ffl il, Y . r X-1 Q . . . l . , V D ' - .. . . - . D I I I .I - Q BARBARA CAMPBELL Don't tell me what I mean - let me figure it out myself. DALLAS COON Silence is a great art of con- versation. CLAUDE COX I don't stop fast - it wears out my tires. JERRY DAVIS Here's a quiet guy who knows his stuff. ANITA GASKILL She makes herself known not by words, but by deeds. BONNIE GIFFIN A laugh a day keeps blues away, 'X-2 hx wQa,i gg, ,,- ,ni-63' DON HAKE He doesn't have a roving eye - just stares at the prettiest ones. MARILYN HART There's mischief in those sparkling brown eyes. GRACE IMHOF If you want work well done, select a busy girl - the other kind has no time, LYNN IOHANSEN About their own merits, mod- est people are dumb. CHESTER KARLOWSKI If it weren't for lessons, I'd enjoy school. NORMA KEENAN She's the girl with the edu- cated pencil. S 1 T00 BUSY xl. Ji w L ll QI slit I PHOTO No! Available 'wsu -I T' UN n1:X-. tr 1 ' g go A44 x fn, .hu Ju :JC 2 ,. 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' ' A L . - 1 . .5 L lr' --'ju' HJTTQCI fu: gill' A: ., .l - I ' n .. ' ' ' . A-. . ' ' ',- --1 .- .4 ' - ' 'Z .jf ' '7 ? -+,. ::,'.?:.'g ' QE, ,, ' ' - -' - ,. .- , . '. . - , ' - . - ns. r. , . ' - . - ,. ' - . -. . - .' 1wf'Z-? ga3v. ' 4' 'As mf 1 'I 'rav,d t t ff Q A' V5 s A RLENE KONTNY Whatever is said or done, she answers it with a giggle. IO ANN LEAKEY The longer you know her, the better you like her, DON LIBY You have to see him to know he's there. DOUGL A S MC PH ERSON Laughing, joking, always gay he drives dullness away. JACKI MICHAUD My interest is in the future - I'm spending the rest of my life there. JOHN MOORE He's always willing to lend a helping hand. Q .jr 'sift 'Tv 4 7'-5. 11 -'JSP J if KING AND QUEEN FOR A DAY ro.s9. - 1 RON WHITE - SUZIE SCHORER Suzie and Ron reigned over the homecoming fes- tivities at a dance held after the defeat of Castle Rock.. CARROLL JAY MURPHY I believe in getting in hot water. flt keeps me c1ean.j BARBARA MURPHY It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. NORMAN OSBURN I-Ie'11 draw his way to fame, IANICE OVERHOLSER Maybe you can't take it with you - but these days where can you go without it? TOMMY PARKER Kind of bashful and shy - guess that makes him a good SUY- DAVID PENMAN It is easy to say one thing and mean another. iv, All 3 J CONNIE TURNER - SUE SCHORER GRACE IMHOF MHS WELL REPRESENTED AT STATE Eight top students represented M. H.S. at Girls' and Boys' State. The American Legion and the Auxiliary made possible the send- ing of these students. They learned governmental procedure, practicing it on the campuses of Colorado Women's College and Colorado University. DON HAKE, RON WHITE, ALLAN PORTER, MARC PRICE, KARL RUYLE, R r ww, mm . ,, 1,2111 YW W Eff? - ,av . 5214+ :5f9xt'ff 'xl ' i 4 'N Af I W. 1 I W 55? Q. W 52 . S 1, 't 'WE V 'J V W Q in '. lf- -,J-M' ,fel fm!-, ., A, ,J , 2 ' ' M .4 f' at - A Y ,M wa' ,qifswhsi I sf' ,. 9 Qkffffffi- ' SM. R' .w mv . , J 1 M.. ww' 1, ,mx 1 9' , W, 53,g:.,, sf f PAUL SHEPARD Cut the comedy - I'd like to be serious for a minute. JACK SPENCER Men of few words are the best of men. CONNIE TURNER She knows how to smile and uses this knowledge. WAYNE WALK Good times and studying do mix, so I'll take the first one RONALD WHITE He's always there with an answer. GR Q. FLOSSIE WIENS She may be small, but she s full of pep, -..,4H - , 'ia 'W -L 'I rex :Q .J +9 XXX T' H L Flossie - Barbara Sans souci Karl - D -vid Enter the heroes Connie - Marilyn Neat, n'est ce pas? Arlene - Anita I ndependents Marc - Grace Original operators Don - Chester R egular readers Jody - Barbara I rrepressible imps Bawn - Wayne Now and forever Ronnie - Jo Ella Forever fun Don - Tommy O li, laughing boys Larry - Dallas - Claude Rugged individualists Suzie - Allan M ostly together Ian - Lynn - Bonnie A lready affianced John - Gerry L aconic lads Butch - Doug S keptics Paul - Swede M isogynists Norma - Norman H appy-go-lucky Norma - Mary S erenely silent Jack 5 o'clock shadow Detty - Vicki 7 lucky number KEENAN, IMHOF HEAD MUSTANG STAFF Which picture shall we use? As editors, Grace and Norma make the final decisions concerning such problems. Editing an annual means many busy hours for the entire staff. Busiest of all, perhaps, was Marc - whose task it was to get the pictures - probably the biggest job of all. EDITORS - BUSINESS STAFF - Business Manager DOUG Mc PHERSON Circulation Manager PAUL SHEPARD Advertising VICKI QUINN - DETTY BURT - EDITORIAL STAFF - Senior Editor SUE SCI-IORER Underclassmen Editor .IO BOLAND Junior High Editor FLOSSIE WIENS Faculty and Class Editor BARBARA CAMPBELL Activities Editor BUTCH HAKE Features Editors MARILYN HART - BARBARA MURPHY Sports Editor KARL RUYLE Art Editors LYNN JOHA NSEN - NORMAN OSBURN Annual Photographer MARC PRICE Annual Advisor HELEN FIELD BUSINESS STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF ALMENI BAWN BC 2 3 4 Pepp 1 2 3 4 Ma1orette 2 Student Councxl Rep 56 57 ANTLE DON Student Councrl Rep 55 56 BOLAND JOELLA BC 2 3 4 Pepp 2 3 4 Pepp Secretary 55 56 Student Councrl Secretary 56 57 Underclassmen Ed1tor BURT DETTY BC 2 3 4 Pepp 1 2 3 4 Pepp Secretary 55 56 Class Secretary 55 56 Band 1 2 3 BUSH GLENNIS BC4 Pepp4 Pepp Pres1dent 56 57 CAMPBELL BARBARA BC 2 3 4 Pepp 2 3 Band 1 2 3 COON DALLAS B nd 1 2 3 4 COX CLAUDE Football 2 Baseball 2 3 4 GASKILL ANITA Won thud place IH art contest GIFFIN BONNIE BC 4 HAKE DON Class Treasurer 53 54 PC 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Junror Play Boys County Boys State Football Captarn 56 Actxvrues Ed1tor HART MARILYN BC 2 3 4 Pepp 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Prospector Staff Basketball Queen 56 Student Councrl Rep 55 56 Feature Ed1tor Favor1te 2 3 4 BC Treasurer 56 57 IMHOF GRACE CAROLYN BC 2 3 4 Pepp 1 2 3 4 Student Councxl Rep 53 54 Favorrte 1 Jumor Play Grrls State BC Vrce HBS1d6Ilf 56 57 Co Edrtor of the Annual JOHANSEN LYNN BC3 4 Pepp 3 4 Prospector staff Art Ed1tor KARLOWSKI CHET PC 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Favor1te2 KEENAN NORMA Pepp 1 2 3 4 Class Secretary 53 54 54 55 56 57 Class Treasurer 55 56 Jumor Play Co Ed1tor of the Annual LEAKEY JODY BC 2 3 4 Pepp 1 2 3 4 LIBY DON PC3 4 MCPHERSON DOUG Basketball4 Baseball4 Buslness Manager MICHAUD JACKI BC 2 3 4 Pepp 1 2 3 4 Junror Play Faculty Ed1tor MOORE JOHN PC 2 3 4 MURPHY BARBARA BC 2 3 4 Pepp 2 3 4 Prospector Staff Feature Ed1tor MURPHY SWEDE PC 2 3 4 Band 2 3 Jumor Play Prospector Staff OVERHOLSER, JAN BC 2 3 4 Pepp3 4 Ma1orette2 3 4 Jumor Play BC Student Councrl Rep 56 57 PARKER TOMMY PC 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 PENMAN DAVID PC 2 3 4 Class V1ce Presrdent 53 54 Class Treasurer 54 55 Student Counc1lTreas urer 55 56 Student Councrl Pres1dent 56 57 Favor1te 1 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Football Captaln 56 PEPPERL NORMA Pepp 3 4 PORTER, ALLAN PC 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Junror Play Boys State PC Pres1dent 56 57 PRICE MARC PC 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 Class Resrdent 53 54 54 55 55 56 Jumor Play Boys State PC V1ce Pres1dent 56 57 Photo Ed1tor QUINN VICKI BC 2 3 4 Pepp 3 4 Advertrsrng Manager RUYLE KARL PC 2 3 4 Class V1ce Hesrdent 54 55 55 56 Favor1te 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Boys County Boys State Jumor Play Basketball Krng 56 Class Pres1dent 56 57 Sports Ed1tor SCHORER, SUZIE BC 2 3 4 Pepp 1 2 3 4 Junror Play Glrls State BC Secretary 56 57 Homecom mg Queen 56 Sen1or Ed1tor SHEPARD PAUL PC 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Junror Play PC Treasurer 56 57 Cxrculauon Manager SPENCER, JACK PC 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 Jumor Play Student Councrl Rep 56 57 TURNER, CONNIE BC 2 3 4 Pepp 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Drum Majorette 3 4 Grrls State BC Pres1dent 56 57 Prospector Ed1tor 56 57 WALK WAYNE PC 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Basketball 4 Student Counc1lV1ce President 55 56 Class V1ce Pres1dent 56 57 WHITE, RON PC 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Boys County Boys State Homecommg Kmg 56, Class Treas urer 56 57 WIENS FLOSSIE BC4 Pepp 3 4 Jun1orH1ghEd1tor . - ,,: . -: -: .,.4. , - ,,: ..: s 'a :evo . - .: .,: : '. . - ,.: '. 1 ' rs: cxrro n ' ya . - : :' . , - ,.: s '. OSBURN, NORMAN - PC 2, 3, 43 Junior Play: Art Editor. . - .,: ' ' -: -: ' - - ,.: ..,: ...z ,..:' :' . - ,: ..: ,,:' : -:' ' - .,: .,.: ' .: : . - ,,: .s : ' UNDERCLASSMEN 1 Because you have been a vital part of our fun and work for the last four years-- Because this annualis a xecord of your activities as well as of our own-- Because you will be the future leaders in the positions we now hold-- And because it is especially yours, we wish to dedicate this section to you. THE WORKING CLASS , . 3 .f ' '5 C7 Ll' A, NW' 4' kk?- 1 w ff JUNIOR CLASS xy' - 1 ,L gf? , W Q .r ,v n In ' ,Q .A 1 WW 4 fri J 1, ? .Y-P4 .L IA' . 3 S,W, D , 4 . N S ,1- vu I 'H'-I 'mf X X.-Vvf LP ,SL 1 Q P1':2f:'j:E.I m I7 It Eifffll-I X ' K- S' , 'tf xc 5A,.'vH' f'TigW-?R- ARI. LL 4,33 ,, V4-4 'J 8- A S N PAUL ALLMON ROBERT ANDERSON BRIGITTA BAKER JOHN BASHAM HM BRUCE PAUL BURKE SANDRA BURKEPILE JANE BURT KARIN CLARK KAREN COBB JANICE DEPUE DON FAHRENHRUG JAMES GILES TERRY HAAS CAROL SUE HAYNES .TUDIE HOLMAN RICHARD HORTON ROBERT JOHNSON MONEY-MAKING ACTIVITIES KEEP JUNIOR SPONSORS BUSY SUE WHITEAKER fand Schultzj Listening 'A 'fn IX K to the Senora speak Spanish A bright smile and a happy como esta usted? can apply only to one person. Mrs. Whiteaker spends a busy day teaching Spanish I-II, English I and acting as sponsor of the junior class and the newly formed Spanish Club. This year Mrs. Whiteaker did a fine job of directing the junior class play. LLOYD HESS 4 All right, get busy is a favorite saying of Mr. Hess, the shop, Mechanical Drawing, Arts and Crafts teacher, and to top all this off, Junior Class sponsor. He is always willing to help. Could be that's why the Juniors were so rich this year. Mr. Hess was back there push- ing them a little. Don Liby does some tooling in Arts and Crafts class. CLOVIS JOHNSTON DAROLD JONES GEROULD KING GENE KIRBY NORMA KRAHLING JO ANN LOBAUGH GAIL LONGSTAFF ALICE LORENSON CARL LUCAS NANCY MACKEY ION MARTIN DALE MCCAMMON MARIAN MEURY ALLAN MILLER GRANT MILLER RON MILLER JAMES RUBLE KARIN MIN RON MYERS U I N -' 5 K . ,J n r an in Q xg 9 ' 'N' T2 J 096,91 75 ?:J': i5'g ---1 Q. ' 1-I N1 lv .x vw- x-'-5, q., Y' 5 I 5 x fx, I, ,.-, l,,- ,. . s ,.-.N M ., , 4 . ,L 1,8 K' , ' GQ Y s I p xshw' '1 kt 5' f 3-A495 Of' 'Q', r ' qtqf a U I V It Q 4 N 'I ' H' ', '4 , ,M-fu' ,q,1,' af. l 1 lx., 4 L vv .5 ' fl I v 'f'lA,l'I ' - a , K 1 'VMI Ji' -of,,,v : sq,1'4-. , gy xm, :wil -,, nn n x 21i, J-,fri ,QAQ L ' 'f L 2-'1' ln'yC'T' 1: '1 '-1' Q'l1x ' 'Y' 4 Q f Q 'Ns' s X' 5 a ' 9' ' 5 s J 5 s JH' l,.n5n 'L'e'q0oO'l, ,,gszv 'W' ku NV: h ,. 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L' '5' : :x 'llf 'silos 0 QP J P -f vu JOYCE NELSON DAVID PARK JAMES PLUMMER GA REED MQ M5244 DICK SHEARER LESLIE SHUSTER SANDY STEWART GLORIA STOGNER CHARLES STURGIS MAX SWIM CAROL TAYLOR MARLYS TURNER LITA VARELA MARGARET VICKERSON SANDRA WALKUP JACK WELCH DON WHITE VERNE WITHAM LARRY WYATT WORKING CLASS PROMOTES MANY ACTIVITIES Working to present a play, selling maga- zines, or building a refreshment stand are just a few of the many projects accomplished by the Juniors this year. One of their main contributions was the refreshment stand they built on the new foot- ball field. This stand enabled the Juniors to sell a variety of refreshments that was not possible to sell before. The Juniors' Mint What'll ya have? XXXX , , . QQ QX xxx Oh those reh ea rsa ls ! Hankering to be Seniors X . I . . I - ..- Southern Belle and the hero. S. Stewart - D. Park Shuster, G. Stogner, M. Meury, half hidden: G. Miller, P. Burke JUNIORS STAR IN CURTAIN GOING UP Able acting and excellent directing combined to make the Junior Class play, CURTAIN GOING UP, fine entertainment. The comedy, which itself mirrored the problems of producing a class play, kept an appreciative audience laughing the whole evening. Directed by Mrs. Whiteaker, the play was presented at the school on Novembel' 30, and on the following day a performance was given at Fort Carson. The cast included: It just went off all by itself! G. Reed, J. Depue. J. Basham, L. Paul Almon Irene Burgess - Lorry Fuller- - Nancy Leveridge - Miss Moran - - Miss Rivers - - Elsie Hunter - - Slvia Moore - - Gloria Stogner Sandy Stewart - Karen Cobb Judie Holman Carol Taylor - - -Gay Reed Jocko Guthrie Milt Sanders - Buck O'Hara - Tony Peterson Mr. Leveridge Kyle Roberts - Extras ---- - - David Park Grant Miller Gene Kirby John Basham - - - - Jon Martin - -Janice Depue ------- Gitty Baker, Jody Janet Young - - - Marian Meury Lobough, Norma Krahling, Joan White - - - - Leslie Shuster Karen Clark, Verne Witham, Mr. Carter ---- ------ J im Plummer . Joyce Nelson, Judy Daniels, Andy Fullbright - - -------- Paul Burke Jane Burt, Darold Jones Mr. Hess and a crew of juniors assisted with the staging. Curtain Call - But some didn't hear it shes MY gm M. Meury. I. Depue, G. Reed, G. Kirby, L. Shuster, S. Stewart, I. Basham, G. Stogner, G. Baker, J. Plummer, K. Cobb, J, Martin, D- Park ' P- Burke P. Burke, THE HOPEFULS Kr' ,wail ALTON IMHOF Presldem STEVE SIBSON V1ce Presxdent NADA FREDRICKS Secretary ALLEN KNOX Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS Q if V QAHMJNM, M Nw' tb A X ' ,l ,, K Q 6' W L, I N, W' gtg ha 3 I f L T' , fi a Q f if 'Q .DX - ' M ' I , N . 31 6' I is f i , Bill Allee Rudy Antle Shirley Applegate John Baker Zeita Barton Norma Boe Robert Brooks Jolene Capps Joanne Colby Sharon Compton Katherine Dickason Joyce Durham Beverly Eason Ronald Eason Thelma Field Nada Fredricks Sally Gaylor -.J D-5 Q Fi ,- Q.. 1 hx. , 5 V , , Q. x 4+ T' us, I f 4 I Q a .1 I. 4 Ti V.. ,X 1 in Cx ual A sq, si' 5 mag' 9. 0-5 , C at f ,. yrs 4 Q bv? ' f p if J .X X ,T 5 .i,f' Barbara Grubbs Gary Hartzel Arlene Hendricks Charlotte Hendricks Ronald Holladay Harriett Holm Lynn Hubble Gary Huff 'E,w: ,x Q is 1:37 QWA 'mf x l 1 O t JONES, MOREY SPONSOR soPHoMoREs Concentration With a sincere effort to please the students of M. H. S., Mrs. Jones, a newcomer to Manitou this year, can always be seen buzzing around the halls with an armload of papers to be graded and new ideas for more interesting Freshman and Junior English classes. WILLRE J ON ES .' - f 5 ff, Y --. Waiting to move from the antiquated lab in the old building. CLARENCE MOREY If you ever want to know what makes something tick, scientifically speaking, Mr. Morey is the man to see. If he doesn't know what it's made up of, the information you were looking for wasn't worth knowing. Johnny Hutchinson Alton Imhof Gerald Jacobi Carroll Jones Donald Jones Frank Jones Leiean Keenan Karen Kimler Allen Knox Kenneth Lindley Tom Longacre James Lovejoy Jim Marks Sharon Mastin Georganna Mc Daniel Carrna Norma n Sherry Painton In x Q- ' N Es , 5- , f 1 AC- ,, SL x, ,IW N. X' r V .f i ,. '. 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TX ':4f I -x L- F , if 'U i Q Carol White lla Wiens Pete Williams Lynda Willingham Dessa Wilson Herbert Wilson Larry Zerbe Randall Zercher c C' bv is-1' i 'J 4. L Q 'Q ro. ,77 THE INNOCENTS rv' FRESHMAN CLASS ww QW W ,7 h it Qi YY J' A X -N Joe Almen o Burton Sandra Haney Pamela Horton Johnny Carr Bruce Clem Elalne Hudson Janet Jackson Bud Cook Juma Crarg Dale Jenklns Brlly Jones Gary Depue Larry Depue Shrrley Jones Barbara Kutrules Carolyn Drllon Barbara Ellrott Dale Lamphere Lmda Lee Lrnda Erxckson Tom Gaylor Wayne Lrndholm Pat Lrvlngston Barbara Green Edd1e Mackey fp. , -. X Y , r , A be 'U B b f A 0 u 3 :Y . ' D ' S., 1 , X X PW 5 if- TT' , 'X 2' , x l S I h-.., 'U ' , . Q- 5 , 1 rib . X f r M K S- N ' u A.,.,,nas 1' x Xi K 's , . I . -v ,, A ' ' F' M b - -Y V ' ff 1 1 ' IJ r i STAHL AND HOWARD LEAD FRESHMAN CLASS Now ya'll quiet down . One word in that sen- tence tells you immediately who uttered the plea. A new addition to the 1956-57 M. H.S. faculty, Mrs. Joyce Stahl, a true Texan, attempts to teach the students in 'rithmetic. Mrs. Stahl often displays her warm smile and collection of jokes and has won many friends. fl Remember room 12 in the old building? JOYCE STAHL GERALD HOWARD Time for a five minute break. If you have been in one of Mr. Howard's typing classes this phrase is very familiar to you. Mr. Howard has been a member of the M. H. S. faculty for seven years now and is one of the students' favorites. QT, INOVO NUI AVAIKIIU I YQ' 'if-Y if To 'E . Q4 ', X xt Ray Marks Penny Min Mike Simpson Carolyn Smith Bill Musselwhite Richard Musselwhite Diane Spielman Esta Jane Stutzman Chuck Pearce Diane Pebley Janice Sullivan Amy Swim Louise Personette Rose Phillips Marilyn Tillock Ray Thomas Bonnie Price Donald Reese Beverly Toland Richard Walk Donna Roberts Carol Roy Judith Wilson Loretta Wright Danny Schorer Robert Zeigler W nv- 'N 2 WML 5' b , S 'N 1' Y'-11 , S i' ! if? 549.14 Miki? AvAl.Al1 4l MR. PHELPS ' ' '1 0-Q Attention' Man the lathes' Hrs smile can win you over in a minute' His biggest prob lems this year are his girls gym class and his A squad basket ball team He enforced a law for all athletes that goes into effect at 3 O0 o clock each game night He says going steady s fine but not for athletesll IOACHES ALSO TEACH CLASSES This year Mr, Phelps has taken over the civics class, He akes his work to heart and can often be seen dramatically :xplaining how a bill becomes a law or the present economic ituation. His pride and joy this year was the football team l nd also his C squad basketball team of which he was coach L. It s this way IFN MR, PRESCOTT ra,,T, Mila. ,. A . ta I gl - A I in -. . I' 3 VXA XQ?-. -4 . X HOME EC AND BUSINESS CLASSES PROVE POPULAR Being teased by students, getting excuses typed up on time looking like a grease monkey from battling with the mimeo- graph machine, plus teaching Typing I-II, shorthand, book- keeping, office practice, and sponsoring Pepperettes are just a few of the many activities that comprise a school day for Miss McDermott. ROSEMARY MCDERMOTT Indent five spaces here. . . HELEN DILLON The thread goes in here. .. Preparing the hot lunches to be served to the student, mak- ing the refreshments for Open House, and organizing a carni- val to make money to buy sewing machines for the home eco- nomics room are just a few of the things Mrs. Dillon has done for M. H. S. Coming to M. H. S. four years ago from Texas, she has since added much to the enjoyment of our school years. BUSY CLASSES TYPICAL OF M H S fxf' 'inf' C AROLINE RICHMOND When you th1nk of the l1brary and the Booster Club Mrs R1chmond s name automatrcally comes to m1nd There rsn t a th1ng 1n the hbrary she can t frnd and she 1S always glad to lend a helpmg hand but Let me help you fmd a good book to read 1l JAMES RICHARDSON Prof as Mr James Rlchardson rs known to all at M H S puts up w1th arguments IH Amencan Problems d1sputes 1n U S Hrstory problems ID translatron rn Lat1n I II, and h1s prlde and Joy the Pep Club Prof has seen many years at M H S and we all hope he ll v li I9 14 15 lo 27 S66 lTl8I'ly YIIOIS Es bona puella Translate rt' I 0 o I . I I . , . . , , N . , - . . . , . . ga- . . f I wt ff I ff . 1 ' Q ' ' 7 ' 7,411 ,V uf Q' V' - . ' ' . . . 1 q f ,mf A - . . . . . ,, , A . . . . . - . lnlu ., . . I V 0 l J A 5 c ' 1 D Tl ll ' U ' K . 1 C ' V.. Q 4 V' I l f . 0 . v X 535' i Q JAMES RA SMUSSEN X YL L! ' 1 is of , ,NR It A 'iff v if' is ZZ Small butmighty - this is what was left of the band after the high school and junior high separated, They made themselves heard at the games, though, and were popu- lar with the student body. A fine chorus this year provided the music for a special assembly, the Christmas pro- gram, and Open House. MR. R. AND CLASSES, FAVORITES AT MHS Mr. R., as he is known to every M. H. S. student, teaches music in both high school and junior high. A music major from Colorado University, he came to Manitou last year, and from the first has been popular with his students, If you can't find him tooting with his band, you'll find him in the grade school with his huge little folk's band, fx Q If '65, 4 gf ll X 42 if Mo xv-, , b f WF 1,.f1lGJrC Q jk. e'ri 1 L ,fwf z' -5 oi H, 3' .., ,. li .4 s no H ,'f-,+-nfxwff ff ,,,,,,.1 'z'?f QQVL f-, v,,. 'lb 1 if ,711 ' xr :P 1 ini kg ! in tk 1 - - . W lk A J KY' , M 2' few if ,? 1 Z f Q My A , I , , W-, W U . fagemz Gang E22 L,,. , My tg ,Q il,A,, +, 1 ,, Zi-V I -. fr f - Q . A fg .af-if it . 5? .W M' -4,i3v.fk43 ,f 4 , Eg us 95' ,Kit ffhnute ' : ' - .Yun Glve 4- A Axkxaxl I n ll D 'sf BE Wl TH YOU IN -' -3 V A MINUTE! ng to students troubles are just a few of the duties our own Mrs. Dobbins does every day. ting tardy excuses, the daily bulletin, and Dobbins is the office secretary. YOU NEED SOME MONEY? Class dues and funds from money making projects are in good hands when Mr. Miller keeps them for you. Although serious at times, he always has a jok ing word for everyone. Mr. Miller is the school bookkeeper. h ACTIVITIES Because of your willingness .to lend a guiding hand in the planning and completion of activities-- Because you have helped us grow through them-- But most of all because you make these activities fun and interesting, we wish to dedicate this activities section to you. COUNCIL SPONSORS HOMECOMING PROGRAM While visions of Football Games danced in her head. Suzie Schorer and Ron White, royalty, reigned over Homecoming Festivi- ties October 19. A huge bonfire was a fitting fare- well to the old Dust Bowl Thursday Evening. Friday a pep assembly and a parade ushered in the big event of the day, the game with Castle Rock. A dance ended the celebration. Ro alt and Her Attendants, Bonnie Price Y Y ' Firing up for Castle Rock. Freshman: Nada Fredricks, Sophomore: Sue Schorer, Senior, Queeng Ron White, Senior, King: Leslie Shuster, Junior. 1 1 ..- fire , .wff.,i'v4 l-loun' Dog The Winners! 0 Eighth Grade Float Transfusion The Seniors contribution Sophomore float Flying Saucer THIS YEAR'S COUNCIL SPONSORS NEW PROJECTS NRM.-sm M President ---- - - DAVID PENMAN Vice President - - - - GRANT MILLER Secretary - - - - - - IO ELLA BOLAND Treasurer - - - - -JIM PLUMMER Sponsor - - - - MR, ASBURY Every school depends upon its Council to run things as they should be run. M. H. S students are not only dependent upon their Council of 1956-57, but they are also proud of it. David Penman, Student Council president, has worked hard this year to give the students a year to remember. One of the bigger problems the Council undertook was the selling of savings stamps. This was the first time this had been done in the Manitou school system. For the first time in M. H. S. the district basketball tournament was held at Manitou and the Student Council did a fine job of building sportsmanship and making our guest teams and rooters welcome. Representatives Seniors - - - Bawn Almen, Jack Spencer, Karl Ruyle Juniors ------- - -Leslie Shuster, Dick Shearer, Gene Kirby, Sophomores - - Freshmen - - Booster Club - Pep Club - - - Aristonian Club Clovis Johnston Katy Rosentreter, Kenny Lindley Barbara Kutrules, Billy Jones Janice Overholser - - Paul Shepard - Deno Rowland MR. RICHARDSON O OFFICERS President ---- - Vice President - - - Secretary ---- - Treasurer - ---- - - - - - - Allan Porter - - Marc Price - - - Paul Burke - - -Paul Shepard Student Council Rep. ----- Gene Kirby PEP CLUB UNDERTAKES MANY PROJECTSp CONTRIBUTES MONEY TO ATHLETIC FUND Jim Bruce Paul Burke Don Hake Terry Haas Bob Johnson Clovis Johnston Gene Kirby Don Liby Carl Lucas MEMBERS Dale McCammon Allan Miller Grant Miller Ronny Miller Swede Murphy Norman Osburn David Penman Tom Parker Allan Porter Marc Price Karl Ruyle Dick Shearer Paul Shepard Jack Spencer Donny White Ronny White Wayne Walk Verne Witham PEP CLUB CONSTRUCTS LIGHTED M J. B. Richardson has been the sponsor of the Pep Club for 34 years. During that time, Manitou High School has grown from a small country school to a school of con- siderable size. As the school changed, the Pep Club changed, and today it is a club of 33 members. Several activities are sponsored by the Pep Club during the school year. The Pep Club dance is one of them. Each year a dance is sponsored by the club for the members and their dates. Two dinners are held during the year, one of them being the Pledge Dinner. Each boy is required to go through a period of pledgeship before he is considered a member. At the Pledge Dinner the pledges' ribbons, a symbol of their pledgeship, are removed, and they become junior members. At the Farewell Dinner, the Seniors are honored and awarded a plaque with P.C. on it. In the 1956-57 school year the P.C. constructed the M on the hill west of the new football field. This M is lighted at all the home football and basketball games. The large white M seen at the west end of Manitou was built by the P. C. and it is newly white-washed each year by the club. The Pep Club, now a club for the junior and senior boys, whereas the sophomores were formerly included, has, for the last 34 years, provided good, clean fun for the boys of M. H.S. under the apt leadership of Prof Richardson. N2 Q 1 .,, , 1 5 or 4 - I . ' , 7 . f 4 Q I Pledges: David Park, John Basham, Ron Meyers, Jack Welch, Gerould King. Lighted M 1 BOOSTER CLUB - SOCIAL ORGANIZATION THAT FOSTERS SCHOOL SPIRIT - PROVIDES COMPANIONSHIP AND ACTIVITIES FOR M. H. S. STUDENTS W 'o 'Q' J 1 IV 'I X MEMBERS X Tf arm '69 PLEDGES FLOSSIE WEINS Senior CAROL SUE HAYNES Iunlor PLEDGES These two grrls were put through one semester of pledgeshrp to prove the1r worthr ness as members of the Booster Club Pledge shrp can really get you down at trmes but rt rs lots of fun and rewardmg at the same UIUC Detty Burt Barbara Campbell Jody Leakey Bawn Almen Lynn Johansen Jo Ella Boland V1ck1 Qumn Barbara Murphy Conme Turner Grace Imhof Suzre Schorer Manlyn Hart Jamce Overholser at ff . ' '.-- , W Sxnf X ...:. f p 4 G an -I I ------------ Sef1i0f I CarolTaylor--- ---- --Junior :::i:::.'-'-' . 9 l ------- --- . 5 ------ --- . - - - --- -- ------ 6 , . ------- -- i MEMBERS Sen1or Sen1or Sen1or Semor Sen1or Semor Sen1or Sen1or Sen1or Semor 7 Semor Sen1or Grtty Baker Glona Stogner Jane Burt Sandy Stewart JoAnn Lobaugh Sandra Burkeplle Judre Holman Norma Krahllng Gay Reed Gall Longstaff Leshe Shuster Jun1or Jun1or Jun1or Junxor Jun1or JUDIOI Jun1or J umor Jun1or Jun1or Jun1or OFFICERS REORGANIZES FOR BETTER CLUB IN FUTURE Presldent Conme Turner V1ce Presrdent Grace Imhof S6Cr6tary Suz1e Schorer TICHSUICI' Marrlyn Hart Student Councrl Rep SPOHSOI Mrs Rrchmond TODAY S LEADERS ARE TOMORROW'S LEADERS AS OFFICERS OF THE BOOSTER CLUB MRS CAROLINE RICHMOND THESE GIRLS PROVED HOW SUCCESSFUL A SCHOOL CLUB CAN BE The Booster Club set up to foster school spurt work for the school and provrde companronshrp and actrvrtres for M l-I S grrls drd not have as actrve a year thrs year as rn prevrous years because of a change rn procedure H-evrous to the 1956 57 school year grrls m the sophomore class were elrgrble for pledge shrp rnto the Booster Club Thrs year however had the same polrcy been ractrced h p t e Club would have been too large to have a successful year The club rs now lrmrted to Junrors and senrors Instead of the actrve year the Boosters were used to the sxghts of the club were set on layrng a fum foundatron for next year s members and drawmg up a new constrtutlon all under the able u1d f g ance o Mrs Rrchmond who has been Booster Club sponsor for four years Two money makmg campargns a hard luck drnner a pledge drnner two formal dances and a fare well b anquet were some of the functrons sponsored by the Booster Club thrs year The rdea of purchasrng club prns each year and presentrng them to the Junror members at the farewell drnner by the Semors was brought before the club and approved In thrs way the seruor members wrll be easrl reco n d b y g rze y the pledges and wrll grve the grrls who belong to the Boosters a lastrng memory of all the good trmes they have shared In lvl X Q vi 'Y , IX 1. F A -N ' B' 4 W ' . - - - -Ian Overholser I , . . . . . , D , . . . , . . . . SENTINELS ORGANIZED FOR UNDERCLASSMEN THE SENTINELS President John Baker Sponsor Mr. Bill Phelps With the opening of school last fall, a new club policy was put into effect, and with it came the organization of the Sentinels, a club for freshman and sophomore boys. John Baker was elected president, and with Gary Hartzell, Max Weissenfluh, Mike Simonet and Mike Simpson as the other officers, they worked out a member-and-pledge system which seemed to be successful. The Sentinels promise to be an active organization in future years. -5 5- ARISTONIANS - NEW SOCIAL CLUB ORGANIZED FOR FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE GIRLS Aristonians in their first year proved to be a very worthwhile club. Under the leadership of Mrs. Dil- lon and their officers, they started several customs to make the club distinctive. Last fall they began with the 30 sophomore mem- bers wearing blue and silver ribbons and the 17 fresh- man pledges wearing the same colored beanies. To make sure these pledges were represented, it was decided that the secretary would be a freshman. The Aristonians planned several social functions as well as a special assembly that was presented to the high school and the junior high. L P4 f r 5 6' 45-1 X .A gi, '4 President ---- Vice President - - Secretary ---- Treasurer - - - Sponsor - - - - - Vicki Warren - - - - lla Weins Janice Sullivan - - - Beverly Eason - - -Mrs. Dillon Sponsor - - - - President - Secretaries ,M we MHS PEPPERETTES BUILD SCHOOL SPIRIT RR Miss McDermott - - - Sandra Stewart - Vicki Warren Diane Spielman xv'-3 Pl pair' 7 Whether the game was here or away, the Pepperettes, which included 65 grrls and 7 boys were always there in their green and white uniforms backing the cheerleaders. Marching in the homecoming parade, giving half-time entertainment at our football games riding on the chartered bus to Florence - these things will be remembered by members thrs year The purpose of the Pepperettes is to build school spirit and to foster good sportsmanship 1 CHEERLEADERS ADD COLOR TO MUSTANG GAMES The A string cheerleaders, Leslie, Marilyn, Connie and Gay, are snapped in one of their few minutes of repose. With their enthusiastic leadership of the cheering section, these upper- classmen girls have done a great job spurring the Mustangs on to many a victory. CONNIE TURNER, GAY REED, LESLIE SHUSTER, MARILYN HART KATHY SHAY, KATY ROSENTRETER, CARLA RUTTERFORD Kathy, Katy and Carla, ready for a cheer as they always are. These girls, too, have been really great this year helping our B string. While the girls get together during the foot- ball season, they do it other times too, such as the days they came up with the player of the week. All seven girls deserve a big hand for the job they do at the games, in the halls, and at the pep assemblies. Officers and Sponsor OFFICERS president .... ..------ - - -Steve Sibson Vice President - - - -- ' ' ' ' Marian Meufl' Secretary .... - - Karen Kimler Treasurer - - - ' ' 'Jack Welch Sponsor - - ....--- -------- M rs. Whiteaker BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chairman - - ...---- - - ---- Dora Lee Keenan Members - - ----- Jody Lobaugh, Vicki Warren SPANISH CLUB - FIRST OF ITS KIND AT M. H. S. - ORGANIZED THIS YEAR The Spanish Club, the first of its kind in M. H. S. . was organized this year under the supervision and guidance of Mrs. Whiteaker. Formed to create a better understanding of the language, the new club has worked all year at learning many Spanish customs, songs, and dances and enjoying Spanish dinners. The only requirement for membership in the club is to have an interest in Spanish and Spanish customs, although all this year's members are taking or have taken Spanish. Members e c6'Mo Esri un? 4 ...v 'bt SCHOOL OPENS IN OLD BUILDINGp ACTIVITIES SCHEDULED SEPTEMBER - 4 - First day confusion is here again, with the old building still in use. 5 - Class officers were elected in class meeting. 6 - The team got off to a good start by stomping I the Terror B's 25-0 in the first game played on our new field. 10 - The Council held its first meeting tonight, as did the Pepperettes. 11 - In an assembly this afternoon we got our pick of some real neat girls for cheerleaders. 12 - Greenhaughs presented a national assembly, using bicycles, unicycles, and the trampoline. Also the first club meetings were held. All are going to make this the best year yet in spite of no sophomore pledges. 14 - After a peppy assembly we tied St. Mary's at Washburn. The final 13-13. The Prospector staff was an- nounced: it will be headed by C. Turner. 17 - The annual staff, headed by G. Imhof and N. Keenan, held its first meeting. 18 - Pep Club initiation dinner was held. The way those guys begged off homework! 19 - Seniors picked out their announcements and cards while the juniors chose rings. 21 - We met Harrison today in our first league game and won 40-7. 25 - The annual staff got down to work tonight on what is going to be the best annual ever. The Booster dinner for prospective pledges was held, 27 - The Pepperettes staggered through their first practice this morning at 7:45. The initiation dinner for the Boosters was held at the Community Hall with seven pledges started on the road to Boosterism. The new field and lights were dedicated tonight with speeches by townsmen and formations by the Pepper- ettes. The team did their part by defeating Cheyenne 20-0. Annuals went on sale after the Pep assembly. l'K Interesting? OCTOBER - 1 - Clubs for the underclassmen were organized today - the Aristonians for girls, the Sentinels for boys. 5 - Played Pueblo County Hornets and left them 12-6 in a tight fight. 11 - Don Comfort with some hot accordions presented our second national assembly. 12 - We made it a bad homecoming for Monument by beating them 48 - O. 18 - A huge bon-fire started our Homecoming off well, and the seniors kept it up with a party Up at Jo Ella's. Anyone able to walk? Without limping, that is. 19 - The parade, using songs for a theme, was dominated by the sophomore's Flying Saucer. Other winners: Eighth grade, second: Seniors and Aristonians, third. At the half, Queen Suzie Schorer was crowned by Ron White, after a demonstration by the Pepperettes. Also the Pep Club M was dedicated to Prof, after which we took the final half and made the score, Manitou 55, Castle Rock 0. The Homecoming dance sponsored by the Councilrounded it off to a nice T - or M. 29 - Went to Fountain and came back the victors. The h score was 28-6. NOVEMBER - 1 - Bill Bryan with his piano and impressions took us on a nice trip for the third national assembly. 2 - All good things must end sometime, and if they u must, we're proud to know how to take it. Florence s won 19-6. Was it cold! i 5 - Furnace broke: so we have half-day holiday. c I MOVE TO NEW SCHOOL BIG EVENT OF MID YEAR ACTIVITIES AT MHS November ended and December began in an aura of excitement Basketball season was here and the usual club functrons were held but this was not because of the excitement A big event was comrng up the move to the new school Long discussions were held IU the halls classes everywhere about its now fabled characteristics This was especially true about the gym We were told to be expecting a rule not to walk on the floor unless you were wear mg tennis shoes And it was rumored that Mr Prescott wasn t even getting on the floor tennis shoes or no Soon we found out why after the dedication and the first real look at the gym during the Cheyenne game you couldn t have caughtan M H S mouse on that floor The last week of school before vacation some of the kids were educated as to how really nice the new build ing is All the books lab equipment office paraphernalia and general Junk U3 that all teichers seem to collect had to be moved Of course we didn t kick it was fun and it got us out of classes After 1 stream of endless boxes and piles of newspapers everything was getting there but not without those last minute mix ups of all the boxes at the new sehool and none at the old or two boys having to keep how many tables on the back of one little prckup They used arms legs and supreme ingenuity and somehow made it The biggest thing that day before vacation was the introduction of the whole student body to the place they would now wor and play We arrived by bus class at a time to be assigned lockers and to tiptoe through the building making more noise than the bells Oh well the junior High didn t seem to mind too much and from all reports I think they forgave us All the lockers were assigned flnally and with the right lock Instructions to learn the combination immediately and do away with the written one were also given Most of us were scared though and hung on to that little piece of paper two or three weeks The work was finally done at noon and vaca semblance of order before 1937 January and our return With a fresh zest and vim we started the new year and ended the old semester We were no more than settled when the semester tests began and the school was really initiated The administratron continued the poliey of perfect attendance being the priee of exemption from classes during the tests Our first pep assembly was soon held and not long after the first one the cheerleaders started choosing the players of the week one from the A team and one from the B team After a brief note on the players 8Cl1V1 ties each pep assembly was dedicated to them In order that this would really be an honor the player was nomi nated by the cheerleaders and voted upon by the faculty and Student Council These voters based their decision on usefulness to team cooperation good sportsmanship and a little on scholastic averages When the first national assembly came around Butch Hake and Smasher Doug McPherson found themselves to be A Iwo 1 ropers Unfortunately Paul Shepard after a lrttle persuasion found himself good only for a prop Then the eiccitement was renewed before the advent of the open house the questions were Could the lab be cleared of chemicals so the chem classes could demonstrate? Was the library going to have any book shelves? When the night came around though all those particular problems had vanished The program of dedication was impressive and one to remember with all three groups of people that have a vital interest in the affairs and running of the school takrng part in the program After the program all the classes were held and the Prospector and Mustang Staffs explained to those interested how you make an annual and paper A sample Prospector was mimeo graphed and grven to each guest While all this was going on the Home Ec department was serving all the guests The night of the 27 was really a highlight so much that no one showed up until 10 OO the next morning With permission of course One thing the Open House brought that we will enjoy and appreciate for a long time are the - ' Y I - I I 1 n I 1 I TA . l I C X 4 K i . v . , . . tion began except for some of the students and all the teachers who worked hard to get their equipment in some - , . , . - . . . beautiful flowers. During a lull after the Open House the Mustang staff worked night and day to get ready for their second deadline. The night meetings were especially interesting if you like to tell creepy stories at 10:30 in the main hall with only a Flashlight. The whole student body really looked forward to February 7, for then the advertising pictures were taken. All things considered, this year those pics came off pretty smoothly. With two work crews working at the same time we even kept to a schedule. A new flag and new walk to greet you now, Valentine Day, and the D. A.R. pre- sented the new building with an equally new flag. Another welcome addition to the building was the milk machine in the east hall. The 15th we received our span for us' first polio shots. The groans the guys gave out were something the most ex- pert actor would have recognized. They keep our new building Spic and The basketball team really was hot, so much so that we tied for second place in the Pikes Peak League. The Home Ec department began to plan for a style show and dance to be held the first of March: and while all this was going on, the Mustang staff worked to finish your annual. V r A BlRD'S EYE VIEW OF the little truck that moved so much, This is one of the . few times we saw it empty and at rest from a hoard of boys striving to fill it up again. We owe it A vote of thanks, for without it we probably still wouldn't be here! for membership. Sponsor SPANISH CLUB ENJOYS FIRST YEAR AT M. H. S. A Spanish Club, the first of its kind, was organized at M. H. S, this year. The group enjoys learning Span- ish songs, customs, and dances and eating Spanish foods. An interest in Spanish is the only requirement OFFICERS President ----------- Steve Sibson Vice President - - - Marian Meury Secretary - - - - - Karen Kimler Treasurer - - - - - Jack Welch - -- ---- --- Mrs. Whiteaker BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chairman -------- Dora Lee Keenan Members - - ---- Vicki Warren Jody Lobaugh The group seemed to enjoy their activities this year and have even conducted some of their meetings in Spanish. C T 1 J Y , 4, e es T fa Sf A aside' 1 A n in ta! 1? ' i - - S w li 'F ' jZ:.g,-fgfd f Q YU-ik A I E 5. A Q ' ac6'Mo Esri usnsm- A EDITING AND PRODUCING BI-WEEKLY PROSPECTOR KEEPS STAFF BUSY Senior Staff Standing, left to right: Sue Schorer, Karl Ruyle, Norman Osburn, Jody Leakey, Jack Spencer, Jo Ella Boland, David Penman, Barbara Campbell, Seated: Lynn Johansen, Grace Imhof, Norma Pepperl. Production Staff CONNIE TURNER, Editor A nose for news, accuracy, and the ability to meet a deadline all are important to a reporter. It's not always easy to compose a lead, or find just the right word for a story, Members of the journalism class - the Hospec- tor staff - work hard getting copy for the paper, and with the help of the commercial department, publish one twice monthly. Editorial Advisor - HELEN FIELD Production Advisor - ROSEMARY MCDERMOTT Junior Sta ff Flossie Wiens, Circulation Manager: Swede Left to right: Norma Krahling, Leslie Shuster, seatedg Jody Murphy, Business Manager: Marilyn Hart, Lobaugh, Judie Holman, Carol Taylor, Jim Plummer, Gay Exchange Editor: Barbara Murphy, Mimeo- Reed, Alice Lorenson, Sandy Stewart. scope, SPORTS Because Bowl a nstantly to make the Dust ahead and helped us light your interest and to dedicate this sports L, WYATT, T, 3 G. HARTZEL, E. 2 C. LUCAS, E. 2,3 A SQUAD J. BAKER, G. 1,42 A. KNOX, Manager Z Q99 J, MARKS, G. 2 v- ,,,.-qv-1 M, SIMONET, Manager xv, WALK' HB1,12,3,-1 S, SIBSON, FB 1,2 J, SPENCER, E. 3.4 A. IMHOF, T. 1,2 ,, Fi? H? f QA 1 'A FOOTBALL SCORES OPPONENTS MLSTA NGS Terror B fi S5 St. lxlarys lii 135 Harrison T 40 Cheyenne O ill Pueblo CO. 6 ll Monument O 49 Castle Rock 0 55 Fountain 6 ZF Florence 19 6 Fountain V. T 60 Total Points 53 307 Average Points per Game Manitou 31 - Opponents 5 Season Record - 8 Wins, 1 Tie, l Loss Manitou finished the year with a sparkling 8 wins - l tie - 1 loss record, displaying an almost unbeatable amount of spirit and hustle. This season was highlighted by a 55-O home- coming victory over Castle Rock. This game also marked the dedication of the new foot- ball field and lighting system provided by the Quarterback Club and townspeople of Manitou. A newly erected ten foot, upright M vi as also dedicated by the Pep Club to their sponsor, I. B. Richardson. This was the first year for both head coach, Bill Phelps, and Assistant coach, Jack Willie, who led the Mustangs to the runner-up spot in the Pikes Peak League. SCORES Manitou ------- Colorado Springs C - Manitou ------- Colorado Springs C - Manitou-- D 8a B - - Manitou - -- Fountain - - M. H. S. ROOTERS CHEER TO VICTORY UNDER LIGHT OF MMI! B TEAM PRODUCES FUTURE STARS For the second year Manitou had a B squad football team made up of freshmen and sophomores. The object of this program is to produce for the varsity players who have a sound knowledge of the fundamentals of football. Although their won, loss record was l-3 many of the players showed promise of be- coming future stars of M. H. S. I , , 1' ,I , mi , . , .,, . 9' ,JJ- a - i- as . 4 ' - 'fx' . t 15, wk 85,3 Jan iff s- Q x 4- 'rr 4, if ' MUSTANGS GIVE FANS GOOD FOOTBALL GOOD COACHING, SCRAPPY TEAM, AND NEW FIELD ADD UP TO GOOD FOOTBALL FOR MUSTANG FANS Manitou's forward wall surges ahead to open a hole for a Mustang back. Much credit goes to assistant coach, JACK WILLIE, who in his first year here produced a hard charging line. A Fountain Valley back shoots a helpless glance at a Mustang wouldibe tackler who moves in to help out a fellow teammate. Here GENE KIRBY, carrying three men for a few extra yards in a game against Harrison seems to be saying, That's okay, I don't mind. Just look at all that grass. p A long-range view of the stout Mustang I defense, who held their opponents to 141 yards per game this season. GENE KIRBY, G, Game Average 6.4 7 IQ , ' X 1l ! 1 Q47 KARL RUYLE, G, Game Average 6.3 Q3 1-uni? ALLAN PORTER, C. Game Average 10.0 ,uuf3'Y I1 RON MILLER, F, Coach Game Average 3. 5 FRANK PRESCOTT SEASON RECORD Manitou 39 St. Marys 45 Manitou Cheyenne Manitou Woodland Park Manitou Cr. Cr. -Victor Manitou Cheyenne Manitou Castle Rock Manitou Florence Manitou Monument Manitou Fountain Manitou St. Marys Manitou Harrison Manitou Cr. Cr. -Victor Manitou Cheyenne Manitou Castle Rock Manitou Florence Manitou Monument Manitou Fountain Manitou Harrison Karl Ruyle of Manitou and Joe Esquibel of Monument go high for a rebound in a game which saw Monument win and tie the Mustangs for second in the P. P.L. RON MYERS, F. Game Average 16.2 5, . f Y 1 Wwsma CHUCK STURGIS, G, Manager Game Average 3.5 ALLAN KNOX MUSTANG A SQUAD HAS SUCCESSFUL SEASON Coach Frank Prescott's Mustangs compiled an im- pressive 13-5 season record and copped second place in the Pikes Peak League. Mustang center, Allan Porter, hits two points in a game against Cr, Cr. -Victor, which Manitou won 65-29. DON FAHRENKRUG Game Average XI? I 4 ,T Q7 If if .U A B offs' ALLAN MILLER, C, Game Average 1.8 0 liz fm 0 wt? if BILL ALLEE, G, Game Average 3.4 I' 5 V 4 I S N. DOUG MCPHERSON, F Game Average 2. O ANIT 0 Left to right: M. Simonet, J. Bruce, L. Tubaugh, G. Hartzell, J. Scott, J. Baker, R. Eason, S. Sibson, G. Miller, kneeling man: F. Jones, L. Schockey. THE B SQUAD CUT IT CLOSE BUT THEY WON THE MOST. The B squad provided spectators with many exciting games, playing five overtimes IQ of S A B Coach f g . JACK WILLIE M8231 OO I see you but I just can't reach you during the season. Coach Jack Wi1lie's team won 20 games while losing only 7. 1 D O NW 7 X'A1's 53 me-E-0 1 , X 'X Back, left to right: J. Carr, B. Cook, B. Clem, P. Livingston, D. Lamphere, D. Schorer. Kneeling: R. Marks, B. Jones, L. Depue. BILL PHELPS EL! gg ' iz 4 MANITOU C's LOSE ONLY ONE GAME! Coach Phelps led his C team, which contained many promising players, to a fine 7-1 record. St. Mary's defenders look on helplessly as a Manitou player goes up for two points. 'fe' , f 'QQ . 1V,,,,, ,, CD 32 My 4. A Q.. in 'E2'E:'E, wi! M' .fumon HIGH We would like to extend this note of appreciation for your cooperation with us while we were closely linked in activities-- We would like to say thanks for your support of our activities, wish you luck in carrying out your own, and we dedicate this, your section, to you. Y S EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS President ---- - - Lynette Studebaker Vice President -------- Gary Johnson Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - - Art Marks i X I President ---- - - Pam Martin Vice President - - - - - - Judy Cobb Secretary ---- - - Francis Layman Treasurer - - - - Roger Belleau S X Ce, President ---- Vice Resident - - Secretary ---- Treasurer - - - 'P 5 - - Jim Allmon - - - Sandy Courts - - Diana Deich ' - -Jan Singmaster WILLIE S CLASS OF 61 -dv- ...va Ian Singmaster Bernice Walkup Sandy Coutts Diane Deich Sharon Davis Karen Harcleorode Karen Okeron Peggy Bayless Cheryl Shockey Peggy McCarthy Anita Royder Judy Rowland Loretta Stone Connie Wilhite Mr Willie Wayne Powell Jeff Shuster Rene Romero Eddie Leakey Pat Flynn John Travis Pepper Zercher Bill Lee Jim Allmon Dickie Bell Steve Elliot Gerould Shipp Buddy Thiele in I amz' 1 ' of Q X f'xX W' ,vw Hifi? N S Treasurer - - - - Lucky Richardson Secretary - - - - Gle President - - nda Shockey - - Susan Lobaugh President - - Vice President Treasurer - - - SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Secretary - - - - - Gary Miller Vice President - - - Richard Baker President - - - - - Gwynne Shabough - - Kathy Pfeiffer Gary Holliday - - -Elaine Weissenfluh .Q IW' HERRON S HAPPY EIGHTH GRADE ,,-,.,..-.---- Mr Herron Mrckey Stanley Edd1e Plttock Duane Henmngsen Kurt Schekel Julre Bacon Llnda Studebaker Sherry Carr Carolyn Mannmg Clara Meury Margaret Krng Lynnette Studebaker Betty Nelson V1rg1n1a Stutzman Carol Berry Mrke Olson Anthony Paras Robert l-loldsworth B111 Blattler Tom Allee Dennrs Doty Gary Johnson Lanny Coleman James Wllson Butch Brown Sydney McClue YK pn-'gan-s vvufirvn ' QH 11 BROUGHTON New PRINCIPAL OF MANITOU JUNIOR I-IIGH As principal ofthe Junior High School, Mr. Broughton is doing an excellent job. He has, along with his very efficient faculty, provided a well rounded schedule for the stu- dents this year. Principal - CHARLES BROUGHTON R l ing Mr Broughton Miss Saville Mrs McClain Standing: Mr. Herbert, Mr. Willie, Mr. Herron. Seated: Mrs. Whit- Mrs. McClain Diana Antle Sue Warren Willa Sue Osburn Joyce Wheeler Suzanne Simonett Jan Dobbins Pam Martin Judy Cobb Judi Fredricks Hanni Smith Lorraine Stroup Karen Wilson Wayne Craft Tim Haas Jimmy Hin Harley Chamberlain Johnny Stogner Scotty Hendricks Roger Belleau James Burkhalter Richard Hopkins Billy Zeigler Steve Cameron Billy Carsell Victor Allmon Dick Bush Francis Layman Mickey Myers M0012 W in 'gfffotv JJ5 N ia .A FUTURE FROSljJ OF M. H. S. Seventh Kay Ctaig Gary Marsh Gary McC1bben Judy Anderson DOBBINS EDITS WARWHOOP Editor Jan Dobbins Assistant Ed1tor Lynette Studebaker Assistant Ed1tor Francis Layman Circulation Manager Pam Martin Business Manager Jim H111 Exchange Manager Susanne Srmonet Assistant Society Editor Sandy Class Editor Feature Editor Art Editor - - Society Editor Sports Editor - Couts Jan Srngmaster - - -Judy Fredricks - - - - -Judy Cobb - - - Clara Meury Sports Editor - - - Steve Cameron - Scotty Hendricks JUNIOR HIGH COUNCIL PLANS YEAR President Pat Flynn Vice President Gary Miller Treasurer Steve Cameron REPRESENTATIVES Eighth Steve Ellrott Eddie Pittock Lynette Studegraker Sponsor Mr Herbert i - Q if B . K t - ' I. A' i . N.' 'np' ' ' V 1 U I' ' , . 1, I ' '. is I Q H - 3 ' g I ' 6 s ' ' at P, I , 4 I . ------------- 1 Secretary --------- Francis Layman I . ' ' QMS . . . f .Y I, , ,fpt .e3,l ll ,, LIVELY SEVENTH GRADERS ARE ACTIVE CLASS -'lqfirr X :- fy-is .S 5' u IIU1.-,.,, Q! -'55 Mrs Whrtrng Evelyn Steakley Margaret Trump Francrs Lowe Phylrss Chatwln Carol Harr Ann Nuss Drane Coon Glenda Schokey Carole Hartzell Conme Boyer Janet Irvme Cheryl Newland Theresa Pebley Lewrs Moore Larry Jenkrns Pete Marshall Dale Trtus Pete Buelow Lanny Green John Flsher Joe Navarro Butch Hrggms T uf f 4 K7 'WI X Y Q X1 X FR 5, Q. V' L. A f' lr-r 1 + '. C f ., in A , y . fC ' 862.591 A ,X 5 4 Q A In V if if I ' finny' , '- 4 ' T 5 t . x :- X 1 ,K X - ' - v Q . Q-I-' ,X X f l I ' f, 7 . 3' . . S . 'T' A J, I K 3 . . . g . I Manitou Manitou Manitou Manitou Manitou Manitou FUTURE M. H. S ALL-STARS Standing: Duane l-lenningsen, Johnny Stogner, Eddie Pittock, Harley Chamberlain, Scotty Hendricks, Kneeling: Richard Layman, Tom Allee, Gary Miller Billy Hubble, Steve Elliot, Francis Layman. Woodland Eighth Woodland Ninth Cheyenne Harrison Security Eighth Security Ninth 17 24 24 20 15 32 JUDY COBB SUSAN LOBAUGH SHARON REED PAMELA MARTIN SEVENTH GRADERS SMILE FOR PHOTOGRAPHER Mlss Sav1lle Bob Baker Nancy Rowland Kay Krarg Shuley Nelson Nancy Jan Sperlman Shuley Workmen Bxll Hubble Tommy Warren Suzanne Jones Clara Boe Kathie Pfeiffer Ela me W61SSDnUh Judy Lahaye Gary Kendall Clrnt Lelweke Brlly Smrth Gary Marsh Gary Holladay Larry Cook Rlchard Qumn Allan Liby Dennis Schmidt ff , . S 'f x ..- B , , ' XG ' grgf . y 5- F UI . ' 1-U s. a -31,,Q,f'lL.',-4--.. 3 JUNIOR HIGH Moves L. .ne-4:1-Q.. Q4 --ju- ,5 exe: The new Building as the Junior High first knew it. sv-v gg1fa.'ygu-f-- . .ie .4I'f' TO TEMPORARY QUARTERS IN NEW BUILDING When school opened this fall, the new building was not quite finished. Nevertheless, two weeks later the Junior high moved into it since they didn't need the labora- tories and shop. With one delay coming after the other, it wasn't until after Christmas vacation that the high school moved. The Junior High didn't mind corn- ing back at all. They were lone- some for the old building. Girls' Eighth Grade gym class. Mr Willie s Eighth Grade Class 06 Looks can be deceiving. The line-up. 44l Frrst row left to rrght Lmda Dotson Iudy Anderson Sharon Reed Barbara Burton Ann Mauer Julalre McKernan Nancy Kerthley Second row Lucky Rrchardson Byron Randall Pennmgton Tlm Pl'l11l1pS Harold Hellman Rlchard Baker Jrm Travrs SEVENTH GRADE Smith, Don Longacre, Richard Layman, Gary Miller, Kenneth Morey, Julian Quick, If 1 I A M. J. H. ORGANIZES PEP CLUB Betty Nelson Kathie Hendricks Joyce Wheeler Carol Berry Nancy Rowland Nancy Spellman Kay Kraig Lynn Morgan Beverly Ell1ott Deanna Plummer Karen Tipton Carolyn Gardner Donna Smith Karan Wrtham Julie Bacon Lorraine Stroup Marllyn Mannlng Carole Hartzell Deme Boyer Diane Antle Bxllle Posey Jane Davis Sue Warren Carolrn Manning Sherre Carr Susan Lobaugh Sponsors Miss Saville Pfesldem Jan Dobbrns M1-5 can Vice Resldent Clara Meury Manan Conrey Suzanne Simonet Judy Anderson Suzanne Jones Elaine Werseniluh Kathie Pfeiffer Donna Smith Fern Cook Sylvia Shepard Carolyn Johnston Kathie Travis Karen Wrlson Linda Hendricks Jrll Dav1s Elaine Johnston Willa Sue Osburn Sharon Dav1s Clara Meury Pam Martin Judy Cobb Sharon Reed Lorram Varella Noma Norman Jackle Paras Judy Fredncks Lynette Studebaker Secre'al'Y Judy Fredncks Treasurer Lynnette Studebaker Junior High Pep Club This club was modeled after the Pepperettes and its main purpose IS to foster school spint and build good sports manshrp J? -gr Margaret King Shirley Workmen Newly organized this year is the . . - .I . . 1 . . I FEATURES Because you were kind and courteous and did not look upon us as kids playing but as students learning the ways of the business world-- Because the dollars you spent for advertising have made it possible for us to have a record of this year in our annual, we dedicate this section to you. Congratulations to the Class of 1957 I From the EL. PASO COUNTY SHERIFFS LEMPKE-CLOUGH 8: KING, INC. General Contractors 1025 S. Tejon ME-3-9987 f 1' S . - r.,. C .....L,Z,.9Ja77' Builders of the Beautiful New Manitou High School ,. , 1 g , ,,g,,,,fs,4 ,qw i 5-'yd' 1:-I? A 1 ., ,,,, 4 ,L 5 1 4 . LOOP HICKORY ROOM 936 Nlanitou Avenue MU5-9975 For fine food and a restful, relaxing atmosphere, go to the Hickory Room at the Loop. Why not take your girl out to dinner tonight at the Loop Hickory Room? She'll love it--and you. Ron Eason Charlotte Hendricks '- q 1 5 ABC GROCERY 1109 Manitou Avenue MU-59969 A.B.C., who are we '? Georgiana McDaniels and Karen Kimler and we can vouch for fine quality foods sold at the A.B.C. Grocery. The convenient location of this store adds to its popularity. Karen Kirnler Georgeana McDanie1s KE.NNY'S CONFEZCTIONEZRY 4 Arcade MU-5-9943 For delicious food for only pennies, Pick up the gang and go to Kenny's Marc and Don have made a fine choice both in food and place. Don Antle Marc Price WILSON'S MANITOU ELECTRIC 114 Canon Avenue MU-5-5424 For the best in electrical appliances, Wilson's Electric, Canon Avenue, is the place to go. Refrigerators, stoves, disposals, even clocks can be found here. Carol Haynes Gary Hartzell Visit the Wonderful CAVE OF THE WINDS. F1-om the , , east or the west, you are ' ' P it I greeted by this sign as you enter Manitou Springsu ,Q ggi No one has really seen the Pikes Peak region un- til he has gone through the Cave. Mike Simonet Beve rly Spencer CAVE OF THE WINDS Manitou Springs, Colorado MU-5-5397 Chief Jack Clasby, Bob Newman, Leroy Rudd, Bob Cheney, Leonard Foos Best Wishes to the Class of '57 From THE MANITOU SPRINGS POLICE DEPARTMENT 606 Manitou Ave. MU'5'5O7 K N -'fl I Are you fixin' to do a little fixin'? Locks and nails, paint and pails -- all the things you need to do that job you'll find at MILLER'S MANITOU HARDWARE Drop in and see for yourself. Old MANITQU HAQDWAIQE Nada Fredricks Tourists come and tourists go, but a lot of tourists stay at the ALL STATE COURT. They like it's comfort and convenience, like it so much, in fact, that many return year after year. Everybody knows that the ALL STATE COURT is a good place to stay. Sophomore Favorites Katy Rosentreter Steve Sibson MU5-5280 Grant Miller ALL. S I A I Ci: 2-5 120 Manitou Ave. COURT MU5-9973 .mqx KAY X4 PAY CAFE 735 Manitou Ave. MU5-9262 For delicious home -cooked foods served in a pleasant atmosphere, have your next meal out at the KAY AND RAY CAFE, You'11 find it just to your taste. Norman Osburn Barbara Campbell NAVAJO INDIAN It STORE P I1 Arcade MU5-5763 From genuine Indian-made jewelry to a large selection of those comfortable moccasins, the NAVAJO INDIAN STORE is the place to go. They have a fine line of gifts in a wide range of prices. John Basham Thelma Field Q 1. 'Fay RED VVINC5 MOTEL 56 El Paso Blvd. MU5-9547 So near, and yet so far. Just one block off busy Manitou Avenue is the RED WING MOTEL. Near enough for convenience, far enough to make sure that your rest will be the best. Sandy Stewart Carl Lucas VVALT NEVVE LIES GUN SHOP 959 Manitou Ave. MU5-5212 It's time to go Western, and the place to do it is NEWELL'S GUN SHOP, Whether you're a dude or an old hand, you'll find just what you need for the outdoor life at NEWELL'S, Larry Cameron Chuck Pearce THE EANKS O COLORADO S PRINGS Invlte You to Make Use of the Flnest and Most Complete Bankmt FdClI1t1CS THE COLORADO SPRINGS CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION COLORADO SPRINGS NATIONAL EXCHANGE NATION MXL FIRST NATION XL All Members of F D I C F COLORADO COIVUVIERCIAL 8,1 SAVINGS ! fa PRICE'S WONDER VIEW MOTEL 207 Manitou Ave. MU5-9946 Take a look and you'l1 agree the WONDER VIEW is the place to be There you'll find the friendly atmosphere that makes you feel at home, You'll like the comfortable cabins at a price you like to pay. Connie Turner Marc Price BOBBY'S CURIO 148 Manitou Ave. MU-59246 You can't miss BOBBY'S CURIO, the brightest spot on the avenue. Want a personalized rug? An out-of-state paper? Post cards or souvenirs? Or just a cold drink? You'll always find a bargain there. Freshman Favorites Johnnie Carr Bonnie Price E U pcymg M fs-as LA FON MOTEL 123 Manitou Ave. MU5-9267 For an ultra-modern cabin complete with kitchenettes, refrigerated air, wall to wall carpeting plus sun decks and heated swimming pool, choose the LA FON - the motel extraordinary. Junior Favorites Terry Haas Gay Reed BEN FRANKLIN STORE Locally Owned Nationally Known School Supplies, Gifts, Toys. Shop the BEN FRANKLIN STORE and Save 740 Manitou Avenue MU5-5303 Sandra Walkup Robert Anderson For that refreshing soda after the game be sure to stop at PITCOCK'S REXALL DRUG STORE. They also have the finest Pharmaceutical supplies in town. Ron and Carol seem to be enjoying their very fine line of magazines. Uptown 966 Manitou Ave. MU 5-5774 Downtown 734 Manitou Ave. MU 5-5476 BROAD BE NT AG-E N C Y 628 Manitou Ave MU 5-5282 REYNOLD 8: LINDLEY GULF 311 Manitou Ave. MU5-9991 Good Gulf Gas plus quick, cheerful service makes REYNOLD AND LINDLEY'S a popular place to stop. Drive in and see for yourself. You'll be glad you did. Joyce Durham Kenny Lindley IMBODEN'S DRIVE-INN 341 Manitou Ave. MU5-9125 Where to eat lunch? IMBODEN'S of course. lt's the place to go, too, for the after-date sandwich, or for that between meals snack. Good food always. Judie Holman Jim Plummer MANITOU ELECTRIC it 114 canon Ave. MU5-5424 'NRE Look at the window. It speaks for itself. Whatever your needs in the way of electrical equipment or service, you can find it at WILSON'S MANITOU ELECTRIC. Daroll Jones Norma Kraling c ltxlvilli ROWLAND JEWELRY 955 Manitou Ave. MU5-5212 You can choose a ring or bracelet to suit your own personality from the distinctive hand-crafted jewelry at ROWLAND'S. Watch repairing, too. Jack Welsh Jane Burt l Q Asians GAS HOUSE MEQAEHMARTIN 32 Manitou Ave. MU5-5012 '-5. ERURE MAN Fill 'er up at ABE'S GAS HOUSEg have your oil and tires checked. If your car could talk, it would say, Take me back to ABE'S, They treat me right there. Sandra Burkepile Jon Martin LA CHEMERE 920 Manitou Ave. MU5-9992 Just the right gift for that certain person is waiting for you at LA CHEMERE. Shopping will be no problem at all when you see their wide selection. Barbara Kutrules Steve Scott K. D. SHOP 106 Canon Ave. MU5-9143 If you haven't a thing to wear, weep no more, my lady. The K, D. SHOP has just what you need - and better yet, just what you've been wanting all the time. Kathy Shay Karl Ruyle ARCADE GROCERY 918 Manitou Ave. MU5-9112 See the boy smile. Why does he smile? Because he likes what he sees. What does he see? Food! That complete line of fine foods at the ARCADE will please you, too. Max Weissenfluh Donna Roberts OUR LIGHTER MOMENTS fag Heaven' H1 there' A slxght case of eavesdroppmg Now th1s type of gum Th1s IS the may Napoleon Could If be Enghsh? Shy? Oh DO' -4 gf DARATA'S K SPAGHETTI AND STEAK HOUSE I ' ? 948 Manitou Ave. MU5-9908 Which one is the expert? f- Whatever technique you use in eating spaghetti, it's the result that counts, and the rapt look proves that the spaghetti at DARATA'S is well worth the effort. K , A f . li i f Paul Burke Alice Lorenson BAKER'S LEA THER SHOPS 807 Manitou Ave. MU5-5026 There is something about hand- tooled leather that appeals to every- one. Whether it's a bag, a belt, or a wallet, it has that special appeal of beautiful craftmanship. Stop in at BAKER'S and let them show you gifts with a true Western flavor. John Baker Karen Vonarx SPOT GRILL 739 Manitou Ave. MUS-9909 Stop at the SPOT, is popular advice here in Manitou. A Pepsi and a sandwich will taste better there. Ever try a Zippy-Burger? If you haven't, it's time to give yourself a treat. Bobby Brooks Barbara Green MANITOU CASH AND CARRY 4 Canon Avenue MU5-9185 Hungry? Everything you need to fill up that cupboard and to get a good meal is to be found at the MANITOU CASH AND CARRY GROCERY. You'1l like trading here. Gary Huff Shirley Jones Q . Q MANITOU CLEANERS 717 Manitou Ave. MU5-5161 Nothing to wear? Clothes all limp and tired? Take them to the MANITOU CLEANERS and they'1l come back crisp and fresh as new. Three hour service, too, if you're in a hurry. Vicki Warren Don White DON'S MARKET 726 Manitou Ave. MU5-5792 At DON'S RED FRONT MARKET you'll discover everything from staples to the hard-to-find food specialties. Have the best quality meat cut the way you want it. It pays to shop at DON'S. Janet Jackson Alton Imhof WALK'S MOTEL 45 Manitou Ave. MU5-9982 WALK'S MOTEL, the travelers' delight. Attractive cabins - air conditioned - heated swimming pool. What could please the motorist more? Tell your friends to try it. Wayne Walk Bawn Almen A 8: A GARAGE 5-9500 517 Manitou Ave. MU5-5116 Car stalled? Call the A 8: A GARAGE, It won't be Leslie and Ron who come to your aid, but experienced mechanics who know what to do in an emergency. All-night service. Ron Myers Leslie Shuster WEST LAND THEATERS 21 1fZ E. Pikes Peak Avenue Me 4-0066 BEST SIVIILE Mar ilyn Hart Norman Osburn IAY'S BICYCLE SHOP 19 East Kiowa Me 4-4733 Gene Kirby Bill Allee Make going to the CHIEF a habit. Those comfortable seats, plus a first run movie - to say nothing of the popcorn - add up to real enjoyment. That picture you want to see is showing at one of the Westland The- aters. Don't miss it! No bicycles built for two here, but Gene and Bill seem interest- ed anyway. When somebody in your faznily yearns for a new bike, tell them about .Tay's. There ,they'll find a wide selection as well as all those important accessories every well-dressed bike should wear. ANTLERS HOTEL. Cascade Ave. and Pikes Peak Ave. ME 2-2661 On their way up - that's Grace and Dallas, voted most likely to succeed.' and what could be a more fitting setting than the Antlers ? This hotel is ideal for formal dinners and dances - or drop in for lunch at the sidewalk cafe. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Grace Ixnhof Dallas Coon BARNETT OFFICE EQUIP. 12 E. Kiowa ME 2-3393 For the most dependable Seniors, .Tan and John, only the most dependable office equipment will do. That's why you find them busy at Barnett's. Whether you need a typewriter or just a new ribbon, stop at Baz-nett's. MOST DEPENDABLE Janice Overholser .Iohn Moore . I FLORSHEIMS 1 S. Tejon ME 3-7472 Nothing is more fitting and proper than the fine shoes for men from Florsheims. Most likable seniors, Smasher and Detty, find Florsheims' wares the most likable too. MOST LIKABLE Detty Burt Doug McPherson FREE PRESS 105 W. Colo. Ave. ME 3-3881 Norma and Marc, most ambitious seniors watch the linotyper setting up a story - for Speak Up, perhaps, or an account of the game we won last night You'll find it in the morning FREE PRESS, the paper you don't want to be without. MOST AMBITIOUS Norma Keenan Marc Price E 81 M MUSIC CO. 2532 W. Colo. Ave. ME-31343 Bev and Randy are enjoying some real cool music, just as you do when- ever you put your coin in a juke box. Chances are, around here, that juke box came from the EGM MUSIC COMPANY. Beverly Eason Randall Zercher P ACME CLEANERS 2325 W. Colo. Ave. ME-43641 ACME means the tops--a little les- son in vocabulary you can learn easily when you pick up those clothes you had cleaned at ACME CLEANERS. That all-important, well-groomed look is yours when ACME does your cleaning. Chuck Sturgis Gloria Stogner CLARKS STANDARD STATION 2.715 W. Colo. Ave. ME-4972.3 When you want quality, economy and friendly service, where do you stop? CLARK'S STANDARD STATION of course, where you get the added savings of SGH Green Stamps. Clovis Johnson Dick Shearer DEITS BROTHERS 119 E. Pikes Peak Ave. ME-52537 For photographic supplies and expert photo finishing, you'll find DEITS BROTHERS to your liking. They have a complete line of gifts, too, so stop in next time there's a birthday or a wedding in the offing. MOST HELPFUL SENIORS Vicki Quinn .Tack Spencer SEI!! GIUSEPPFS 122 S. Cascade Ave. ME 3-9856 Pizza, pizza, pizza! Pizza Italian style, spaghetti, with meat balls made only Giuseppi's way, are the reason people flock to GIUSEPPI'S. Not only can you enjoy the delicious food in the friendly atmosphere, but they have delicatessen service so you can enjoy it at home. MOST FUN Jody Leakey .TOHNSON'S PONTIAC DEALER Z5 N. Nevada Ave. ME 3-7707 Carol's just bi-eezing along with a breeze, in a new Pontiac converti- ble from JOHNSON PONTIAC, Z5 N. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs depend- able Pontiac dealer . wt -X Carol Taylor J .fix x 9 , Y. I-iii' - V I I . I l I H Q. I F I I I . I . I E I. I I i ,Q '91 it I ' I HW H' I 3 I 1' I as Y I I l'l'l:'jl' I lf H ',a ',s' I 4 I I' l I BIT 8: BRIDLE 211 E. Cucharras ME 5-1535 As most inquisitive Seniors - and as hungry boys - Chester and Don have found the perfect answer to the food question at the BIT AND BRIDLE Ever try one of those BIG dressed-up hamburgers there ? Do! And their barbecued meats are fittin' for a king The BIT AND BRIDLE will be your choice. IVIOST INQUISITIVE Chester Karlowski Don Antle 1 BLICK SPORTING GOODS 119 N. Tejon ME Z-3245 Most talkative seniors, Flossie and Larry will be glad to tell you that you can find exactly what you want in sports equipment when you stop in at BLICK'S SPORTING GOODS. What- ever the season, whatever the sport, your equipment is waiting for you at BLICK'S MOST TALKATIVE Larry Cameron Flossie Wiens WAYMIRE'S 24 S. Tejon Handsome is as handsome dress - especially when it comes to choos ing clothing. As best looking Sen ior boy, Wayne looks over best look ing clothing - clothing he finds at WAY1V1IRE'S. Bawn apparently approves his choice. The prices and the merchandise are right at WAY1VI.IRE'S, BEST LOOKING Wayne Walk Bawn Almen K Sz L SALES 400 S. 8th Street KAL SALES have a T you - the right size, the ME 3 3549 V just for ri ht price and the right service. Since there s always a bargain at K8zL, you to stop by, and while there, listen to the newe in their record shop. Don Fahrenkru you are st records 8 SWISS CHALET 120 East Pikes Peak Avenue ME 4-5464 Guaranteed to produce a good disposition - like Suzie's and David's --are the varied, superbly cooked meals at the SWISS CHALET. What better re- commendation could there be than the fact that the Pep Club goes there year after year for their Senior dinner '? BEST DISPOSITION Suzie Schorer David Penman . E.. .5 MOORE 'S FURNIT URE 2507 West Colorado Avenue ME 5-1501 2441 E. Highway 24 ME 4-5549 When a home is suffering from that tired feeling, the best remedy is some new furniture, a new lamp or just a new picture from MOORE'S FURNITURE. East side or West side, at either beautiful store, you will find home furnishings of quality and good taste. Marian Meury Joyce Nelson 201 PAYTON ST UDIO 30 South Tejon ME 4 2727 While it's not as big as life it s twice as natural -- that picture of Ronnie in the picture. When you want to be pleased with yourself go to PAYTON'S STUDIOS. Their photo graphs are guaranteed to please you Ron Meyers LUCAS SPORTING GOODS 120 North Tejon ME 2 5867 LUCAS SPORTING GOODS Where else would you find the best athlete 9 This is the store to delight the sports lover's heart, for anything you need for those good times you'll find at Lucas. BEST ATHLETE Allen Porter KWBY Antlers Hotel ME 4-5511 Lynn and Paul know that music makes everything you do more enjoy- able: talking, riding, eating, studying, Listen to KWBY, 7-4-0 on your dial, where music spins the day. MOST TALENTED SENIORS Lynn Johansen Paul Shepard 1 Y 4 HERRON'S OF COLORADO Colorado Building ME Z-8904 When in the West, do as Western- ers do--wear easy, casual clothes, so suited to our casual way of living. Beautiful tailored jackets of supple colorful leather--squaw dresses with individuality, and full skirted gowns to swirl bewitchingly in the square dance --these you'1l find at HERRON'S OF COLORADO. BEST MANNERS Anita Craskill MILLER MUSIC COMPANY ME 3-3866 114 E. Pikes Peak The latest in records Are sought by Connie, While buying a gift ls the problem for Ronnie. And as usual, these two have the right answer--The MILLER MUSIC CO. WITTIEST SENIORS Connie Turner Ron White CITY OFFICE SUPPLY 117 E. Bijou ME 2-1733 Quiet! That describes Norma and Gerry--and that typewriter Norma has found at the CITY OFFICE SUPPLY. Every office need is answered when you visit this fine friendly store at 117 East Bijou. QUIETEST SENIORS Norma Pepperl Gerry Davis SHAW 'S LUNCH 801 Manitou Ave. MU 5-5335 Zeita Barton What is the No. 1 stop for working people in the morning? Coffee seekers at 10? Students at noon? Or just any- body, any time? SI-1AW'S LUNCH, of course. Good coffee, delicious pie, juicy hamburgers are the reasons so many people patronize SHAW 'S LUNCH. 960 GRILLETTE 960 Manitou Ave. Lynn Hubble Don White Hungry for good food, cooked home style? Linger no longer. Follow Lynn and Donnie to the 960 GRILLETTE, 960 Manitou Ave. Good food is their specialty. 5, I if 22159, i 1 O p VK r ', fi, Qi 1. IVLIRACLE HOUSE 135 Manitou Ave. Jo Ann Colby Bette Srnith Janet Jackson Carolyn Dillon For a miracle in good times, go to the MIRACLE HOUSE. Jo Ann, Janet, Bette, and Carolyn show some of the unusual wonders found therein. This place of Wonder at 135 Manitou Avenue is one of the major attrac- tions in Manitou Springs. mio il JAY-VEE'S ACCORDION STUDIO 1710 W, Colorado Ave. ME 3-8231 Vicke Quinn Play for me a simple melody, This can soon become a reality if you take accordion lessons at JAY- VEE'S ACCORDION STUDIO. Before long, you'll be an expert. JAY VEE'S is located at 1710 W, Colorado Ave., telephone ME 3-82.31, A penny saved is a penny earned. It's a saying that can't be de- save your pennies is to start a savings account at the BANK OF MANI- TOU. It's convenient, services, too. .Tack Scott Janice Sullivan What meal is com- plete without meat ? What meat is of highest quality? That purchased at DAI..E'S MELATS AND LOCKEZRS of course. Buy a large supply and rent one of his lockers, you'll save dollars when you do. Lynn Johansen nied, and the best way to and you'll like their other MANITOU PROUD OF NEW HIGH SCHOOL The people of Manrtou Sprrngs really have somethzng of whrch to be proud Atop a centrally located bluff 1n Manrtou 15 srtuated the new hrgh school burldmg completed only thxs year The spaclous gym rn the new burldrng IS the most beautrful and well equlpped 1n the Prkes Peak regron The eleven classrooms are furnrshed wrth up to date convemences and the scrence home economrcs and arts and crafts labs have the best modern equrpment makrng school more enjoyable to students and faculty An rnflux of people caus1ng crowded cond1t1ons rn classrooms at the old M H S was probably the mam rea son for the school board s even consrderrng the bu1ld1ng of a new school A new school rs desperately needed Where would rt be bu11t? How would rt be frnanced? What are the pOSSlb1l1Il6S of constructrng a new grass foot ball freld whrch also IS needed? These are only a few of the questrons that confronted the school board By January of 1956 archrtect Grant Wrlson had the plans for the new Manrtou Sprrngs Hrgh School completed Lembke Clough 8a Krug had been contracted to do the actual constructlon and Theo Groves wrth hrs excavat mg machmery had broken the ground at 401 El Monte Pl wxth expectatrons for the Class of 57 to be the fust class to graduate from the new hrgh school The 1956 57 school sessron opened wrth classes rn the old bu1ld1ng but football games were played on the beautrful new football freld of whrch the M H S students are very proud The new bulldrng was near comple tron but a delay on the shrpment of lockers postponed our move rnto the new burldmg untrl Chrrstmas vacatron Students and faculty took t1me from therr Chrrstmas vacatron to take part rn the hectrc problem of movlng from the old burldrng rnto the new one The move was successfully completed and second semester classes of thrs year were started 1n the new bu1ld1ng We students are very proud of thrs beautrful new school and our way of sayrng Thanks to all those who have made th1s burldrng possrble rs by usrng the bu1ld1ng to the utmost of our ab1l1ty Presrdent John Paulson Superrntendent of Schools W W Bundy Secretary Homer Davts Board Members Frank Imhof Treasurer Frrtz We1senfluh Malcolm Conn 23 4 7 287910 BOARD OF EDUCATION Hallway 'rH - M. H. S. 1956-57 Q 5 Gymnasium Students and New school Townspeople features are proud modem, well-equipped of new field Clocks - a new feature - have been placed in each room X H 7 Football Field Class Room rooms, gym Home Ec Room 401 El Monte Pl. Too bad! Diane and Allan are so far away you can't see the satis- fied look on their faces. They're eating that deli- cious IXL ice cream, and they really like it. Ice cream, milk or cheese - any dairy pro- duct - is the best in quality - the best in taste when you buy IXL.. Diane Spielman Allan Knox IXL CREZAMEIRY 310 South Cascade Ave. KRDO 399 South 8th Street ME Z-1515 ME 4-1541 Paul seems to be drearning up something more today on the KRDO Saturday Session program - one of many you like to hear each week on that popular station. When Gay has her turn she'll have a word about Frank Van C1eave's pop- ular TV program for teens - Studio 13 Dance Party. Gay Reed Paul Burke 2 K, Igffff'-yi-A ,.f, ,S - A A SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. South Gate ME-Z -55 66 Colorado Springs' only complete department store - SEARS. Now in their new Southgate store they welcome you with that friendly, courteous service you have always known. Come see the many new departments they have added, as well as the ones with which you have long been famil- iar. CHUCK'S STANDARD SERVICE Park and Manitou Ave, Richard Voight 3 - 4 W . 5 i I 5 . B ferry Sffoup DARD SERVICE Friendly service ranks high and the fine quality of the products makes CHUCK'S STANDARD SERVICE a favorite place to stop. Richard and Jerry can tell you that whenever you drive into CHUCK'S you are sure to be glad that you did. . flpprik In OUT-WEST ELECTRIC J' 46 Via Maria Theresa MU-5-9559 Harriet Holm Bob Johnson Here, out West, OUT WEST ELECTRIC is the one to contact when you have a wiring problem. They can do anything electrical from fixing a blown fuse to a complete wiring job. For effective service, contact OUT WEST VALENTINE 8: LOUTIIAM TEXACO SERVICE 634 Manitou Ave. f Ee. V are MU-5-9552 ra Does your car need washing ? Lubricating ? Whatever it needs, it will be done and done well if you bring it in to VALEN- TINE AND LOUTHAN TEXACO, 634 Manitou A M AJ A Avenue. Fill up the tank, too. S 8x H Green Stamps. Pat Livingston Lynn Hubble CONOCO WANDELL AND LOWE 17 North Cascade Ave. ME-3-8718 Moving, packing, shipping, storage, nation-wide service, expert handling. What does all this rernind you of? WANDELL AND LOWE, of course, at 17 North Cascade Avenue. Ronnie White SNO-WHITE 2515 West Colorado Ave. ME-4-2866 Does that cotton dress you liked so well last year look a little tired? SNO- WHITE can make it new again. How about those sports shirts ? They need SNO-WI-IITE'S expert touch to look their best. For Ivory-perfect Laundry, Sani- tone - fresh cleaning, send it to SNO- WHITE. Joann Lobaugh Karen Clark I' GREEN'S CONOCO SERVICE 484 Manitou Avenue MU-5-9905 Johnny and Herbie Want to advise you to make GREEN'S CONOCO SERVICE your NO. 1 stop for all your service needs. Courteous service high quality material makes Crreen's one of the best. ! Johnny Hutchinson Herb Wilson EVERITT LUMBER CO. 228 East Fillmore NLE-3-3841 So you are a do-it-yourself type person? The place to go for your material is EVERITT LUMBER CO 228 East Fillmore. They can supply you with enough lurnber to build a dog house or an apartment house. Vern Witham Paul Sheppard STAGECOACH INN 703 Manitou Ave. MU-5-9335 .Tim Gile s Carla Rutterford Food at its finest can be found at the STAGEZCOACH INN. If you are seeking a good meal, pleasant atmosphere and courteous service, Carla and Jim recornrnend the famous STAGEICOACH INN. Open during the summer only for your enjoynnent. Barbara and Butch both agree that to have a Ranchero or any Ford, is to have a depend- able automobile. See your friendly Ford dealer, DOENGES LONG in Colorado Springs for this fine product. BEST LINE. Barbara Campbell Butch Hake DOENGES-LONG FORD DEALERS 117 South Nevada Ave. MEL-Z-6611 There's no better entertainment than a good movie---and there are no better pictures than those shown at the UTE. Don't miss the next show--you're sure to like it if it's at a Cooper theater--the UTE TRAIL or TOMPKINS. SLOW MOTION EXPERTS Don Liby T ommy Par ker UTE THEATER 126 E. Pikes Peak Ave. ME-32556 Paul Allmon TYPEWRITER SUPPLY 105 N. Tejon ME-40102 Paul had an old machine he'd type on day and night Instead of taking care of it, he didn't treat it right. He had to buy a. new one, so he saved his money And at TYPEWRITER SUPPLY he really found a honey. fOf course he takes care of this one.J ! 9 W. W. FOOD RANCH 1231 S. Nevada MEI-Z-3423 When you're in the mood for good food, bring the crowd to W. W, FOOD RANCH. No muss, no fuss--just come as you are and drive right in, in your little ole' car. Vicki Quinn 1.oRR1G's 107 S. Tejon ME-3-4695 For Western clothing, there is no place like L.ORIG'S, And for the well-dressed Westerner, whatever the occasion, 1..ORIG'S offers a fine selection of the best brands of clothing. MOST TYPICAL WESTEIRNEIRS Arlene Kontney Claude Cox KCMS-PM Box 592. Manitou Springs, Colo. FM AM 102.7 MC 1490 KC KCMS High Fidelity and Stereophonic Sound For Fine Portraits See -WHIT- All senior and underclassrnen portraits in this book were taken by WI-IIT. Bonnie Giffen MOST PHOTOGENIC SENIOR 10 S. 25 Street ME.-4-8512 .TAY'S DRIVE INN 119 EZ. Cache La Poudre ME-3-7653 He's on his way to .T's. That eager look is one of anticipation. IAY'S is the popular place to stop after a game or for that evening snack. Gr ant lvliller Janice Depue 102 Canon Avenue MU-5-5715 For good meat, fresh vegetables and a wide range of canned goods .Tanice and many other people find the SANITARY GROCERY is the best place to shop. UTE C URIO 14 Arcade MU-5-5221 Jim and Bruce both know that the place to go for all their unusual gifts is the UTE CURIO! ! .Tim Giles Bruce Clem Dickie Shearer SANITARY GROCERY 5... r' ,pn GA Nils 1007 Manitou Ave. MU-5-5167 If good service for your car is what you want, you're sure to find as Dickie has that the PARK GARAGE. is the place for you. MANITOU GAS SHOP Deno and Allen are quite amazed at the roominess and general super- ior quality of the appliances that can be found at the MANITOU GAS SHOP 729 Manitou Avenue MU-5-9372 PARK GARAGE Deno Rowland Allan Miller PIONEER LOUNGE 946 Manitou Ave. MU-5-9932 M-m-m- Good! For delicious pizza the Booster Club thinks the PIONEER LOUNGE is the best! They proved this by holding the Club initiation dinner here. For eating enjoyment, take ' N the whole family to the PIONEER. The thoughtful thing to do is to send flowers. A corsage for that spe- cial occasion, a plant for someone who needs cheering, or cut flowers to say I remembered --these you will find at HUSSER'S, and you can be sure they will be exactly right. Alton Imhof Katy Ro sentreter HUSSER, THE FLORIST 3178 W, Colorado Ave. ME-4-8837 EL MANITOU LODGE 229 Manitou Ave. MU 5-53 68 Convenient, comfortable, and attractive, EL MANITOU LODGE makes the perfect stopping-place for the overnight tourist or for the vacationer who wants to spend some time here. It's a good place to stay. Mary Tubaugh To Late to Classify RUSS CAFE 108 Manitou Ave MU 5 5423 When it s time to eat stop at RUSS CAFE, 108 Manitou Avenue. Fine food at reasonable prices, courteous service and a hospitable atmosphere are all found here at any time. RUSS', along with Dessa, tops Dallas' list of favorite likes. Dessa Wilson Dallas Coon THE PIKES PEAK JOURNAL 22 Ruxton Ave. MU 5-9201 As editor of the Prospector, Connie is interested in the mechanics of pub- lishing at the Pikes Peak Press, pub- lishers of the weekly PIKES PEAK JOURNAL, our home town paper. David Park Connie Turner UTE FIX-IT SHOP 112 Canon Ave. Did your radio quit playing ? Toas- ter quit popping-up? And you can't fix it? Your troubles are over. Take them to the UTE FIX-IT SHOP, 112 Canon Ave. Danny Schorer Amy Swim 1-L UTE PASS GARAGE l134 Manitou Ave. MU-5-9340 Services to be had at the UTE PASS GARAGE range from tires to tune-ups. Bill is familiar with the PHILLIPS 66 products offered by this dependable dealer at the UTE PASS GARAGE. Bill Mus selwhite ! 1 .. A ,.-,, s MAX 'S GRILL 3 For a friendly chat with a graduate of M.H.S. as well as for good food, stop in at MAX'S GRILL on Colorado Avenue. As Larry will well agree, time spent at MAX'S is time spent pleasantly. Larry Swenson aes. ,- pi4'i kE Y Y f-: ff is 1 14 vi W fJ.flf'?I MRS. TUCKER'S 10 Canon Ave. MU-5-9995 ' Friendly atmosphere, the best ser- vice, plus good food. What more could you ask for in a restaurant? As Bawn and Io Ella know, MRS. TUCKER'S is the place to go! Bawn Almen Io Ella Boland Complete Insurance Service My Profession Is Your Protection Dora Lee Keenan Dale Larnphere Have TV troubles 'P Who hasn't, now and then? For truly superior service, I-IART'S TV SALES AND SERVICE has no equal Whatever your TV problems, from the choice of a new one to bringing that extra channel in, the right solution is to call HART'S TV. Open 7 days a week from 7 to 10 P.M. Frank .Tones Carma Norman WE NEVER THOUGHT WE'D MAKE IT! ,.,..,- K k LM4-..- 4, LN-xfy-JV fkvl lzcfunx L-.zu u- Lk UN-00 ,J-.9-c.M Af YY-Z L wiv 1 -4K.,VLL,1g,i,L6,x-.iii Gig malt I cbbk gx Q-.4 fwffff XXL! pq Qfzg QLK 47 ff! 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