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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

The Mustang Published by The Senior Class Manitou High School Manitou Springs ,,,- Colorado W, J, L' is f Q -te K4 f , , 'N-13 ' 6, A 1958 sgfsffffwx 'Q 'k,pi'Cff'V' gifji I QWIE14 Q :rv ' '77i S S S ' 'C fu! tbfofiewo M This 1958 Mustang marks the end of our stay at M.H,S. Our annual . ug' K begins with a picture story of this, our last year. It echoes with our laughter V ,J . , I K' X' it , 7 and our heartaches. It shows our successes and our failures. It is an accurate ,Rf . recording of the happenings during our final year in high school, ' 'qi y ,gf The '58 yearbook is a tribute to the teachers who have conditioned us f H rf :A f' for everyday life. They have taught us not only the 3 R's, but how to live f P 1 I QQ, -I R l J with one another, and how to think for ourselves. ,fig We, the Seniors, hope that the underclassmen will see our mistakes and L S f I , 1 5 benefit from them and that they will match and exceed our accomplishments. . f 1, f g Therefore we present this Mustang, which was designed to catch and to , P. g r A J hold the reflections of our last and best ear of our lives at M.H,S. -A ta Q Y f it gd' T - ox . wg NN? 4 'TM 1 I V 's 'I A90 f All I Sr' Q, I ' it YU Q 4 ,lx , dv' ,I Q LJ, rl-:fx :I Y I M , P S , Ly Q '7? L4-.TD L' A rw W' In ' Aff, W si , im QYX X ,xx J - U Y' ' ., . If NS : :QP gf I -ig V v P :ffl ,U A Q ' w l 3 YJ P My N MN 'tri 'hh-YK S wiv, J -rv LAA i 1' X L. -X - .1 ,.: . , ' I , P Q7 A Y nf' N T '1ik QW J OL AW X ' 'Tv 9 vig, ,, M751 X ' I ' f 1 1 I .. 3q'f y' P3 59 c in-. Hard working, efficient, sympa- thetic, and wise - all describe Mrs. Dobbins. M. H. S. just wou1dn't function without her. Mr Keepe of the Gold fi nance off ce Carson Mille s Ives all he monetary problems d keep s n the black N Nl Xxx lil Q 5 N V X Nix X N3NE'Rsg wx tx Ji D Q W it X Q is . ix ix X ' ,N X is N 'Qs V X N l Q X X w t Xl 'JNX ct si R5 lbs .Q is X X JOHN ASBURY Prlnclpal M A Unlversrty of Denver Mr Asbury IS the one who deals wrth us every day He has the d1ff1cult Job of bemg both d1sc1pl1nar1an and the one to whom we go for guldance HIS manners and methods have led us to both respect and l1ke hxm as a fellow Mustang Administration W W BUNDY Superlntendent M A UHIVCISIIY of Colorado Mr Bundy IS the head of our entue school system and the orgamzer of our Mustang lxfe Even a broken leg dld not dampen hrs enthusrasm for the football team We salute hrm for h1s wlse counsel and xntense loyalty 3 ... ' ' J Our Pnnclpal Mr Asbury has proven hlmself an essentlal part of Mustang lrfe Thmgs aren t qutte nght when he lS not around We look to htm for guldance We respect htm for hrs sure drsclphne Mr Asbury can always be counted on for loyalty and support We always feel that he lS one of us So with this hlgh regard we dedicate our annual to Mr Asbury Dedzcatwn, ' x pw we ' s' M. 33451191 9 4 M 5 , ' fi? gl 7 .' fvfb' Off g . ,Z Q' ' A , V 5 qw f'f?. 1Lf3 1- -' f r Q 4 v ,I 6 J 9 H. ng l. AS- 2 uv! Q . vs.-4 7 if if .gfif : - an '-1 . , i f ll 'fx-5 ' 1 j ' Iii! I5 l I a N. QR' ' 1'-w',Q ,S 7 . ,C . .fb . 4 r .Rf A Lf' ' '-9 'L' P fgff, 63:4 6 T ,Q- . '7 . sf ' ' V' , ,. ,Z A gf f .-: 'ji , wa '- w 'V A gn' ' ' 1' Qfilw, 1 Q -' A L . , - fx J? 5 N '. r 5' ft f . f .L --Mw W?..fff , 9-f , Q ,P h , Ji.. w 1- .. f- - . 1. , ,, . Yu ' -A I ' fl.- A. C' F3544 ' ' ' , Q' - I ' fi Q . f' - if ' . ' ' . - 4. ' ' pt Ko , , . 'Q - . ' . 1 . -JL K 'cf 7 7 i s Li: A . L , V ' Q! 2- , - 1.11 f 5 7 Reflections ' '58 ,gilyl Tins LS the t OU Il V 3 IU! 1'0- CIC Sum tounsts cxowd the streets m Ynefllfne nd In W1 Hier qule I relgns Ai -ow From the aLr, and Ln the past I1 B1 vgp 3 i 'ii' 2 Z I g ,gulf ,409 sta. ,gs J if X-f R 'LQ 3' fr 49, l K3 Iv us 'Ev 4,4 EL. Downtown Mamtou and our former schoolhouse on the lull now housmg the fxrst elght grades Manitou Avenue back LH the days when you had to dodge both trolleys and horseless camages We dame to sfhool ,each day -F .x 'i.ff'jvi'f,if', ' ' f' N JL 072 OOI 151 ..,5 fan by bus iii. and in cars J-il ITA 1-4-1 5 4iW i as 9 ,M ,y , The ole Toad. about I0 Steam away with a 10ad Of gifla- The Clovis Johnston in his clean '53 Chev. hardtop, attempting to car, a '50 Ford, yellow and blue with maroon speckles, belongs miss the Hagpole as he backs into his pal-king place. to Paul Burke . Jack Scott and Mike Simonet pile out of Jack's black '47 Chevy, v ig ' , ., N -' ' ' - r QQ- aff. A A .-., ,' ' W-,0. 1 xr. X - 'N -.' L fT 4b 9 'E-' '? f' ' 1 '49'55 i!l J , ., My QM- M ...., nf it MHS' cool rod, a black and ivory '53 Mercury. Owner - Vern Witham's father. I x , , by rg-silt I ---------...f 9 v - , , 0-9-,. ,M Jim Moore and his '50 Buick. Car is blue, and it has an Max Swim and his '38 Buick soft-top. After a few years he automatic transmission and one white sidewall tire. plans to sell it as an antique. 1 Jack Welch taking a napq he doesn't have reclining seats 5. Taffy Haas Uylllg I0 Start his Old blue P1ym0uth. I-Ie says His car is 3 '50 Chev. with 3 two-mme paint job- a bit older than most, so he starts it by handf or hammerj .J I The calm before the storm. The silent walls await the frantic rush of students trying to reach class on time, and ajqer. . X Before the bell - One of the many small sessions which form each day before the bell rings. Topics of discussion range from satellites to everyday boy - girl problems. if . ,sit gt. .1 vi? I , gg rl . ..,,..,,,,.:1'- , 1 ' Ll, lllllll . li i millili- is , l,. Confmion in the midst of the moming rush. Everyone seems to get to the right classes, though. The first wave surges through the doors, and the halls are filled with noisy, exuberant high school students. These are our teachers -b+b2-4ac ax2+bx+c:ffxJ ..l'..... Mr. Asbury explains a simple Algebra problem to his first year class. A1l right, anyone who can rewrite the Constitution gets an A for the day, Mr. Phelps instructs his World History Class. As the Annual Staff crowds around her, Mrs Field is heard to say, 'We have only forty more pages to do before deadline tomorrow Who showed urs the right zvaj' Don't hit it so hard, Larry. It's already dead, says Mr. Hess to one of his crafts students. was f i ...fl M., L , nafweu- wp L? , , r is F . - l ' 1: 4, la14f 5 , 5. Xirsfiq' x.-U Nl N A-.4- A You're kidding - 2 + 2 is not 5. Mrs. Leek helps one of her math students with a hard problem. That's right. And put that other leaf a little to the left, is the advice given by Mrs. Edwards in a Home Ec class. I- Lf Who took part Ln our extracurricular aclnztzes A little higher now Mr Rassmussen leads the chorus in a practice session wmwqgm That looks good You seem to be hitting the keys now Gitty Miss McDermott gives some helpful ad vice in one of her typing classes Mm reading comic books again Miss Caduff an English instructor looks over a pupil s work ' -...La-0 . . ..,- A V f W T, Qi A ,g v I J' V 1 .. ..-. . Q5 xxX X sl ' 3- -1' A -...A I4 put up with our good moods and our bad moods A4 s . R -:A 1 X A noun is a name and a verb is an action word. Mrs. Jones' English pupils are starting from the beginning. Como esta usted? Mrs. Whiteaker teaches her students the language of our south-of-the-border friends. A All right, now type it all over. Mr. Howard looks on as his typing class chops away at a lesson. 1 'f ' Je '. - '- 'f .'v!,1 ', ,Q flrzd who lzelped us gm 14' up No, Dave, Columbus didn't say thatg it was Caesar. Mr. Richardson, the Prof, dispells the doubt in one of his Latin student's minds. W Q4 PM MW V' Q -.M ' he wal' it Should be' U ' finally Quiet' I ne of her Hmm: it S . - watches over 0 Mrs. Ri study halls. Would you like to see some fish eggs we just found? Mr, Fouke watches as his Biology class does its lesson. N M3 chmond, librarian. Miss Caduff assistant and intently as Mr Sullivan ex plains an interesting fact to his P.E class 'Is this supposed to prove something, Mr. Morey? Dave Park questioning his chemistry instructor as Vicki Warren and Sally Gayle: look on. Gay Reed, student, listen Wegre always working The rugged crew from the 3rd period physics class with instructor, Mr. Morey, at the right. ...N A t, t f,TfI..':-xigir W One of the many library study halls. Students always have plenty of homework in study hall. sl 9 Senior English students all hard at work - daydreaming and checking their pencil lead. Speech class putting on its production of some world- famous play. .1 2 ' :Wt , . - 'Q - . S51 Iv' sa 1, if ' ffw?g4Z.L9E1.,i 1. ' N. Wk 'Q-if Famzlzar scenes t4 X '-nn' Able custodrans Ed Vrckerson and Dave Thomas keep our Mrs Edwards serves m the Home Ec room durmg school looking tts best Natronal Educatron Week Parents and teachers get together for entertamment and drscussron Mrlk machrne a Student Councrl project proves to be a welcome addmon I QNXW 3 Prof. R1Ch3IdS0F1 watches 33 SIUCISDIS register for Mr. Phelps and Mrs. Edwards supervtse the rntellxgence second semester classes. tests glven for sophomores and some other students, ' Fe ' ff? f , ' 'Ve 'I T' , ann' ef ,f H 1 A VU, V ,- , ' I 1, 4 1 Q, A I: ' . . . N. ' . -. I . 1 1 I .t . vt Qi ., 4 . . . . . . ' ' . a P0 het for Cm men its whxtew ash PG? The mxihdme annum Cum xt and ua te M gd 0 kyifga ma V4 Xaxn X 6 We joined cl u bs I The P C men cackle as they mtx up a brew of hme and cement Pep Club, cz maker 0 men xx X909 HXXGQ the os vw en 0 016 ive Wavmvax on New A ravmg Pep Club beauty hm Gtles s cart ed on a royal Chau' ID the Homecommg parade 1 Od I iw J Booster Initiation Night. Here the members are putting the new pledges through the fork line. Another displaced male is caught by the B.C. members and tortured. Booster president Carol Taylor has her The natives are restless. Pledges end up in back turned and is about to get it. 1 tx Innocent annual photographer, Terry Haas, is captured by band of wild Booster members and initiated also, a terrific fight. Four new pledges wear their native clothing. Lighter Moments Junior concessions during pre game rusn Gliding around the floor during a Student Council At the Hop Max Carma Mike and Kathy do sponsored dance the bop Cheerleaders and Pepperettes decorating the halls with Crowd in main hall betwe n A and B games banners prior to a big game i 1 41 1' During a National Assembly a great resemblance to Gen ? r if tire burn Laldron bubble 3 .- -' J ' ,fZwf:'fit if?fzvs:2FQ:fS,ai 't l ii. M A as W , - ' -' 'W 1:43 ' --w Q 'L- 2. J1 '1'i ' it n I EV 'ln it?t',A . 'jr' 11 L me ' '.l'1.a.iakm.-.x Students gather 'round as cheerleaders lead a yell at the pre-Homecoming bonfire, ,MM ..1---- ,M , at H J Y '-iz.-fm 'M 1 Five Mustang cheerleaders in Home- coming parade, Back to front are Leslie Shuster, Carla Rutterford, Katy Rosentreter, Gay Reed, and Sandy Stewart, Ez'efx'0rzf' has U par! Winning Homecoming parade float entered by the Senior Class. Homecoming queen candidates in '57 Pontiac convertible during parade, Left to right are Anne Johnston, Kathy Shay, Carol Taylor, and Judy Cobb, A a P, , I , A--ev ss.. v n 1 1 , . M ' , nn -no u 1 .', 0 . 'll 3-. C' ' n ls- X ' rl '.: ls 'A 1 f n, 1 'll , my Us rig, 1 :zur 5 1 Wllnnr . , 4-'if 1,1 'IMI 'Ethic Zlie aliifew' t.- --.ir-..-- ..,,.,- f 1 ..,: HN- .7'3,.,- i., 4 fs., 4, 4 ' 1151 Pl , in Cl .Slll'Cf?S,V2l1 If0NZPI'0l7ll.Ilf61' We'l1 tame the shrew and show sports- manship, too! was the Shakespearean theme of the Freshman float, Homecoming beauties- left to right, 55.7 attendant Anne Johnston, queen Carol Taylor, and attendant Kathy Shay. Couples waltz about the floor at Homecoming dance. lini- -C' ' '-,' nu-QL' f--4 An!- 445 141 .5 . ,.-. - '1 Bare dance Floor and thrones just before the Homecoming dance. Come back here, and don't turn your back on me! Max Weisenfluh and Kathy Shay in a dormitory scene in the Junior play, Anyone for tennis? Bob Brooks makes a funny, and the rest of the cast applauds, The lineup, The Junior play cast is posed for a portrait at the end of a one-way, dead-end street. A hard working stage crew, headed by Mike Simonet, Jack Scott, Ron Eason, and Jim Lovejoy, helped to make a smooth production. Prompters were Lynda Willing- ham and Joanne Colby. Carma Norman managed the publicity and Vicki Warren was business manager. Under the direction of Mrs. Jones, the Juniors presented the Comedy Best Foot Forward on November 22. Included in the cast were Kathy Shay, Alton Imhof, Beverly Spencer, Bobbee Brooks, Thelma Field, Randall Zercher, Karen Vonarx, Jerry Stroup, Katy Rosentreter, John Baker, Carole White, Jack Scott, Carla Rutterford, Max Weissenfluh, Larry Tubaugh, Rudy Antle, and Herb Wilson. Miss Caduff assisted Mrs. Jones. EAD ON smear -, . wr? Allan sells a subscription to Bev Eason. He and his staff, which included Jim Bruce, Jody Lo- baugh, Jane Burt, Gerould King, and Gitty Baker, met the quota by selling a book to almost every- one in school. Annual Activities Three of the faithfuls at a night session for the annual staff. Sandy is Senior editor, David, football editor. Jim not only is business manager, but also a mainstay on the editorial staff. Karen co-ordinated the work of the others and did much herself. -n-u-iiveq---1' gl--il! ff' Selling advertising is no easy task. Here Dick shows a businessman the advantage of buying an ad in the Mustang. Verne Witham was his chief assistant, with Probably the job most demanding - and exasperating - Chuck Stu! is and Jane Bun helpm is that of the photographer. With unlimited patience and good humor, Terry struggled with our whims and refractory subjects to take most of the pictures in this book. Clovis helped him with advertising picture and developing. 8 8- Working on the weekii' Prospector Prospector Editor, Carol Taylor, typing 9 out a story on stencil. vi f i s V F' Running the ol' printing press are Leslie Shuster, Exchange Editor, and Norma Krahling, Feature Editor. Art Editor, Sandy Stewart, making some of the head- lines seen on all Prospectors 'lr wp Carol Taylor, Jody Lobaugh and Sandy Stewart put the Prospector together. P Jody Lobaugh, one of two circulation man- agers, hands out the finished product during a sixth period study hall. av 5w , df' Ag ,W ' J Q ., , I 3 'im 1 05-,E 4 Z, 'ff 4, '7 ,. gy , K 9 .Q U31 . fi E we 'fp TGI J www .-2-'f' 'ig fwfq Y 'YQ in A 'wh Avid fans, Front to back: Mr. Asbury, Mr, Willie, and Mr. Sullivan. St. Mary's players pile onto a Mustang ball carrier. We go to football games And now the Mustangs are lining up for another play. Local AM-FM radio station -KCMS broadcast every Manitou league game. lg Where'd he go? qEnd Ron Eason runs around opposition to find the ball already gone.j Icing on the cake Majorettes snap to attentron at Head Mayorette Beverly Eason s srgnal Left to rrght Georgranna d ks Beverl Spencer and Karen Krmler Front Jan Dobbrns McDan1e1s Sandy Coutts, Nada Fre r1c y Judy Fredrlcks and Leyean Keenan 3 Flag Twrrlers Left to rrghr Carol Roy Karen Vonarx, Jamce Sulxvan, Deno Row land Barbara Green and Drane Sperlman form pretty lrne The Mustang mascot IS backed UP by the MHS cheerleaders M, '4-L Wi 'S - 47 2 2 X W 9 ' ' gn '-sf 2 S' x , ' Xl . X A V' 5 y , K - a aff? ky -V . Ma . ,. 4 A A fa A ' QQ ' . 1. I fl. f Victorious boys' Intramural team left to right: Dan Holden, Jack Scott, Veme Witham, Tom Allee, LeRoy Willie, Don Fahrenkrug, Dean Headlee, Winning girls' team made up of seniors, back, left to right: Leslie Shuster, Sandy Stewart, Gay Reed. Front: Edith Williams, Nancy Mackey, Sandra Walkup, Karin Clark, and coaches Carl Lucas and Allan Miller. Exciting moments in the crucial Junior-Senior girls' game. Game was friendly, but appeared other- wise at times. if Z ll, Eli Y .4 Our Hall of Fame This year, M.H,S, Senior boys have been awarded many honors. Paul Burke has been given by Senator Gordon Allott of Colorado, a principal appointment to West Point Military Academy. All of us hope that Paul passes his final entrance requirements and has a successful study at West Point. Ki David Park won the Voice of Democ- racy Contest for the region and also went on to win the state contest. For this he was awarded a S500 scholar- ship and a gold trophy to place in our trophy case. He represented Colorado at the national contest in Washington, D,C., where he spent a cold and windy, but interesting week. Gene Kirby was elected as all-state back for the class A schools by the Denver Post. Gene has been a star athlete all through high school lettering in almost every sport. MW A ,X w K, gg Ef ,gm ,QQ ' 71 1 ,. 4,7 ,fr f ' 2 ai I-4 as V 2 Ev gs if in? 5 R Lf 2 -- A fx,-. qfsii G15 Si -ssmubhn -...GN I-:Tk m.,,wA 'w NSW who-my SANDY STEWART and KAREN COBB Gtrls State Back left to right Jim Moore Don White Robert Johnson and Clovis John ston Front Grant Miller and Paul Burke These M,H.S. students, chosen because of their outstanding leadership and scholastic abilities, represented our school at the annual Boys' State and Girls' State conventions held in Boulder and Denver last Summer. There they leamed more about our government and participated in student government as well Most of all they really enjoyed themselves at the convention Toward an Enltghtened Ctttzenry Boys State '-'vb wifi. oW ' o on gy sm: vii 4 Huy fl Underclassmen Chose these - Larry Tubaugh and Katy Rosentreter make a handsome couple as Junior Favorites. Pam Martin and Frances Layman, Freshmen Favorites, are looking forward to their upper-classmen days. Wayne Lindholm, Sophomore favorite, treats Bonnie Price, co sophomore favorite to an orange drink from the trusty milk ma chine. tn D A R Good Citizen SANDY STEWART Each year a senlor grrl chosen as Good Cmzen by her class and the faculty rs honored by the Daughters of the Revolutron Qualltres consldered rn maklng the choxce are patrrousm cmzenshrp loyalty and servrce Thrs year Sandy Stewart was named for the honor Rankmg Senzors 2' --Q, These Semors are top students rn therr class wxth Grant Mrller leadmg the group with an A average Included are Karen Mm Nancy Borman Karen Clark Karen Cobb Janice Depue Sandy Stewart Paul Burke Gerould Krug Paul Allmon Davrd Park and Grant Not shown Glona Stogner Jlm Moore 0 n o 9. x x , r . 5, 1 l n 0 . 5 t Q e 4 'a ' Q fa . . . . . . . ,, ,, 1 O I l U I I l I n I 9 o 2 I s Semor Superlatwes BSSIDHHCGIS Most Likely to Succeed KAREN MIN GRANT MILLER Most inquisitive JIM BRUCE LEROY WILLIE Quietest NANCY BORMAN DAROLD JONES Best Alibier ALLAN MILLER Most Talkative GEROULD KING IUDIE HOLMAN Most Poised GLORIA STOGN ER Best Dressed JANICE DEPUE JIM GILES Best Disposition GITTY BAKER MAX swim Slow Motion LARRY WYA TT Non -Conformist DA VID PARK M if faf,22w?'f fl' ,. 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' ' ' MILLER, ALLAN ' PC 2,3,4g BB l,2, 3,4g All 4: BB Mngf 2. ' MILLER, GRANT - FB 1.2. 1 I 1 I 1 S I I 1 0 n Q1 2 I S : : . Vx ,I 3 Q fb I' Annual Staff 5 Editorial Staff of '58 annual, left to right: Norma Krahling, Jim Moore, Gloria Stogner, Jody Lobaugh, Judy Holman, Carol Taylor, Paul Burke, Leslie Shuster, David Park, Sandy Stewart, Gerould King, and Editor, Karen Min. Business Staff, left to right: ' Clovis Johnston, Terry Haas, Dick Shearer, Jane Burt, Allan Miller, and Jim Bruce. h Not shown are Veme Witham, Grant Miller, Chuck Sturgis, Gay Reed, and John Basham Na .1555 1 'be Pictured here are mem- bers of first year joumalism. The first year is devoted to leaming the correct methods of writhig news, features, editorials, and other types of stories. Those who take second year journalism will be the Prospector staff for next year. CAROL TAYLOR, Editor PAUL BURKE President Student Council The Student Council works together with the students and the administration to manage student activities, This year, among other things, the Stu dent Council put out a handbook to foster a better understanding of our school. OFFICERS John Baker, Vice President: Jim Moore, Secretaryg Kathy Shay, Treasurer. REPRESENTATIVES A, Hendricks, R. Miller, L, Shuster, G. Reed, J, Welch, I. Carr, B. Price, K. Rosentreter, K. Lindley, S, Cameron, I. Cobb. MEMBERS Grant Miller, Alton Imhof, Vicki Warren, Karen Min. Sponsor: Mr. Asbury Pep Club F1rst row P Burke A Mlller G Klng C Johnston D Park G Mlller Second row D Whne B Johnson G Kzrby D McCammon J Welch R Mrller T Haas Thxrd row J Bruce C Lucas D Shearer V Wltham J GIICS PLEDGES Frrst row L Zerbe M WSIS senHuh B Brooks K Lmsley A Knox H W11son Second row M Srmonet J Scott J Stroup R. Anile L Shockey A. Imhof. Third row: J. Baker, S. Sibson, T. Longaker, and L. Tubaugh. Booster Club WM DG MEMBERS First row Norma Krahhng SemorCounc11Cha1rman Gay Reed Student Councl1Representat1ve Jane Burt Treasurer Carol Taylor Presldent Glorla Stogner Vnce Presldent Iudle Holman Secretary Second row I Lobaugh L Shuster C Haynes Mrs Rrchmond Sponsor S Stewart G Baker S Burkeprle PLEDGES First row N. Fredrrcks, K. Rosentreter, V. Warren, G. McDan1el, E. Wrlhams, Second row K. Vonarx, C R11fICl'f0l'd. K. Shay. J. Capps, A. Hendncks. Thlrd row- C. Norman, L. Lenhard, K. Knmler, D. Rowland, C. Hendricks. Back row. S. Gayler, C. Gjere, C. Whue, L. Wlllmgham, M. Bear. q i . Q . ,. V , K ' - 5. A. W, . , I .. .v 1, .f,,V, . N, J . s Q-'P 4 4' . V . -, 9 i I' f 4 ' , I ,ii i f . ' I A f. .4 -- ilyq , 1. . my M XX WW MN' -, . 2 x ,I ffl K ess . -S 1 . 2 . ' . . . : , . . : I z I . g . . . . F . ' . : ' l 9 I U I 0 . I 5 ' I 1 I U . 9 our-H-qu Aristonianis The Aristonian Club, composed of Freshman and Sophomore girls, is known for its ready cooperation. The Aristonians were very proud of their satellite assembly this year and their project of helping a family for Christmas. All of the Sophomore girls hope to graduate to bemg Booster pledges next year -2 ,C First row I Jackson B Price B Kutrules D Sp1elman,J Wison D Deich L Osburn J Rowland M King B Green J Sullivan J Fredericks K W1lson,J Dobbrns J Wilkey L Studebaker C Meury L Lee I Craig B Towland P Woolsy S Carr P Martin R Ph11l1ps C Roy J Sing master L Studebaker J Cobb C Wilson S Coutts B Barton S Davis M Trllock J Bacon L Stroup S Warren B Walkup C W1lh1te President Secretary Sponsor Vice President Treasurer Mrs Whitaker B Hurle S Simonet IUDY WILSON DIANA DEICH MRS WHITEAKER BARBARA KUTRULES BONNIE PRICE El Club Espcifiol Las mtembros lzquterda a derecha son delante Bra Carr Carohna Wilson Barbara Kutrules Lmda Lee Secretaria detras Senora Whtteakex Sponsor Sharona Colby Patricxa Woolsey Rosita Philltps Dtana Pebley Vxce Presidente Lmda Enckson Prestdente No presente Thelma Fxeld Tesorero E1 Club Espanol ha temdo exlto a pesar de dtficultades en arreglar una noche en que encontrar en un mttm H club extsttendo solo dos anos ha anadtdo un sabor de espanol a la vtda de los MestenosQ Mustangs J Este ano otra vez el club tuvo una cena espanola con tamales enchtladas tacos arroz y fmoles y gozaron de dlscos y Juegos espanoles y meltcanos Puesto que vwxmos cerca de la frontera de los pauses al sur creemos que el espanol es nmportante sobre todo E1 club ayuda a meter e1 tdtoma espanol en la vtda dtaria c Qmen sabe cuando vayamos a MBJICO podremos dlvemmos mas a causa de las actwldades del Club Espanol. I . I D I . I C ' I 9 ' f D l l I . . . - . - I . n I 3 l n 1 l I I I f s I 1 . I I ' I I ' . , . Q 2 9 Pepperettes Presldent Vlckl Warren Vrce President Karen Vonarx Student Councrl Representatlve Arlene Hendricks Secretarles Nada Fredncxs Beverly Spencer use-ha O What would happen to Mustang sprnt wrthout the Pepperettes Wm or lose at home or away the Pepperettes keep yellmg for our teams Three cheers for the Pepperettes' gr' 'R .ga-I I 0 f 1 -42' ' h my 'M i f -f W W fi' Q W n- YI These cheerleaders add zest to B games and give confidence to our players of future years. Sandy Stewart, Bev Eason, and Carla Rutterford D J Cheerleaders Although these cheerleaders only get to cheer at C team games, they are full of pep and energy and always willing to support their team, Judy Cobb, Jan Dobbins, Pam Martin, and Judy Fredricks. '-+t tm L-Q , , J vvl, X K 'W X I ' Iii!! -. hvuu rf. L., L 53.5 H12-1: I' . V A f ' 1 ' .- 4 I . t Q' r A 2' A y In the fall the A and B team ' cheerleaders cheer together giving extra vigor to the cheering squad. ,. The A cheerleaders can be found at all events. These girls are the heart of the cheering section. Kathy Shay, Leslie Shuster, Gay Reed, and Katy Rosentreter. The members of the Annual Staff Want to express therr appre clatron to the followlng people for therr help and co operatton T e Prkes Peak Journal for the dlvrslon pages T e Free Press for sports prctures Bud Edmonds for the end page prctures The Admmrstratlon and Faculty for therr co operatxon All those who bought Adverttsmg All those who brought scatter page PICIUICS h . . . . . h ' . Mr. George Miller for his polaroid camera. Mr. - ' . 'Q fi: 4. I?- ifgl' IIC f ' I 'E r . +-,,., : f'.,.V V , ' .I 'Iii' P- ,.,. in --M -. ' ,l V fi, J-1,3 gf'- V Q, .,V,,-'V V f - U rr. 'Qu f ,A :J ,',. 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Football 1957 ManLt0u Mustangs CO-CAPTAINS LUCAS and KIRBY MANITOU - TERROR B MA NITOU - CHEYENNE - MANITOU - FOUNTAIN - MANITOU - FLORENCE - M A NITOU - MONUM ENT T eam M,:'5'lnv-!4ilr H ,..na:.u,. l .1 JOHN BASHAM TEX MCC AMMON GRANT MILLl:R DAVE PARK n Lemer Halfmmk Guard EAM i rl Quin COACH PHELPS In tvso years GENE KIRBY as football Coach at MHS Mr LARL LUCAS Co CHPIBID Phdps has led the Mustangs to n Slate Ouarterhack a lm 4 1 rec d CO CBPIHIFI flst Teamj O' RON MILLER LARRY WYATT PAUL BURKE DON WHITE En Guard Tackle Guard Pt' 99 , Ag l' ' E d J ' 1 ' R 4, ,V ,lg ' a 4 1 up I , 1 M Us L ,A r, A - I 2 R1 9- I I , A -I, 1 x. 4 A A 1 L l K k M, ,Q A , ' Ed All F- - or. 1- . ' V 7 I , K I 1 , A l 5 A in 'I I' 1 d J. I LOVEIOY K LINDLEY D SCHORER fl Halfback Halfback S SIBSON I BAKER Fullback n JACK WILLIE Lme Coach RON EA SON I En Team, J, SCOTT L, TUBAUGH P, LIVINGSTON Tackle Tackle Tackle , A 'Q ag 1 'az' A '- -f -O r-A 111, 5 Us D. WALK H, WILSON R, MARKS Halfback Halfback Guard Back row S Elhot I Shuster F Layman D Henmngsen M Olson L Depue Mlddle row K Schekel C Pearce A Marks I Hut B Jones G Shxpp D Bush S McClue R Romero P Flynn COACH SULLIVAN Team W MIKE SIMONET Varstty Manager RICHARD VOIGT B Squad Manager ALLAN KNOX Varslty Manager N chinson, P. Parrott, R. Musselwhite, J. Travis, E. Pittock. Front rova: Q' Q' 9 9 I vs? ' GENE KIRBY Guard 2, W F2 RON MILLER Center DAVID PARK Forward - IN GRANT MILLER Guard STEVE SIBSON Guard Basketball 35 7- 758 Mustangs A 3' Team A LLA N MILLER Forward ms' ff ,, 1 ,a ,V ,K r ' NN ff Vx MR. WILLIE Coach ..f N 4-s. x4 fling? am .XX gf MIKE SIMONET Guard Manitou 27 Manitou 43 Manitou 33 Manitou 35 Manitou 43 Manitou 41 Manitou 46 Manitou 51 Manitou 37 Manitou 35 Manitou 44 Manitou 52 Manitou 21 Manitou 29 Manitou 54 Manitou 39 Manitou DALE LA MPHERE Forward Aung I Salida Harrison Cheyenne Mtn. Castle Rock Florence Monument Fountain St. Marys Harrison Cheyenne Mtn, Castle Rock Florence St. Marys Monument Fountain Harrison Pueblo Catholic 4 W ve 'Q' 'ix U if A F if .U w X vga ,gif X ' Q xx rs I ss., '1 . 5 1 'VA 0 L ' X , k ' - , V pb S 1. S . A, Y Q pf- . v In 3 f X A. li L fy . . x if W ' 'yy , o .1-vs., f sfn. Wa , Q. I W gg ,O -Q 1 'i is Q. ay Lit My Y .QM ak k ,A x f , - , ,A ' 3 1. e ? '? . V '-, ,K ' , vi pg,-Y ,'q ,aux f gx',: ' , 'I X lx 1 f K ,wr A av l , ,, - ' '-45,4 V , ' ' f 4' 1- ,vip 6 , ,N -1, - Q ' G . E' 4 , - - -' ' 'I' - 'j fig! 1 1 - , ,Q Q. . 6 a A Q- 5, 5 I jig ' ., - f A, ' f ' 1 . . ' - 1' 1 . 1 .4 -if 4' 154 - . 'U' . x ra . Y M N f I 1 gi fagk'1'!igf!: . x ff 'K fha' ' 7 tw 4, A IV, .N ff K, '. i ' , f ainfisf nik I -1 I 'Q I ,lf ' ,ff ., I' , WI, 'A .f,f.'XQw', 5, Q s 4' K M Exp- ,V, .ii f'. ,tain H. H !i'5AY,?v,. Luk. ka, ' 1 . :p'N4',. , ' 'Q' 'lay' A .3 . 'af' ,L ', 'Y 1 f f fa-M ,, .- , k , . 14 , ' , 4 , 8 5 , ,ja J K D I any l Wulf I 1 . W . ' ' . ' x an -'-w'-'H - ff . A Q , J lillliyw fyqffrt, ow: V. , - , ' ',l.!g'4. hitypjwf 2, X . t.-UL, ' I. 1 ' 'S' ?: ' . ga'-'ff-w tw .1 ' , n , 5 ll . 1 ., , ' ' 'I - ' H J P-gf' 1 - I , ,, G 9 -4 : p ..,, 1 . ' Jgrzkfi 'Q ' I. - ' ' , f y I gi ,L'X l 4 gy 5' , 'ff' .wx ,gf ' , ' u-,. s A.. '- Q Offsn X Ta I ', nclerclassmen gl, 3? .m xv. W. , H' 4 L1 A' 9.1 President Vice Presidenr Secretary Treasurer Iulie Bacon Bonnie Barron Richard Bell Bill Blattler Hugh Brown, II Dick Bush Steven Cameron Sherry Carr William Carsell Mary Cassat Judy Cobb Harley Chamberlin Sharon Colby Lanny Coleman Sandy Courts iff? Q,L' I, if Q Freshmen Francis Layman Pam Martin Lynnette Studebaker Eddie Pitrock Sponsors: MRS, LEEK MR, HESS Tom Allee Jim Allmon Diana Antle Allen Bachoroski if Vs P J 1 .I 'V ssl f . f . X LJ-f ,, I ta if gl, , X M i 'fi 1' qi. B It 1 A- ' at .. -- I cf Duane Henningsen James Hill Richard Hopkins Barbara Hulse Gary Johnson Eldie Lealrcy William Lee Linda Kiger Margaret King Janelle Kraase Arthir Marks Sidney McClpe Clara Meury Oscar Moore Michael Olson Not Shown Jimmy Harris Sharron Harris Gary Newlin Nancy Daniels Don Davis James Davis Sharon Davis Diana Deich Jan Dobbins Dennis Doty Ann Dnmler Steven Elliott Pat Flynn Tommy Formby Indy Frcdricks Tim llaas Karen Harclerode Scotty Hendricks In X . 5? John Stogner Lorraine Stroup Linda Studebaker Virginia Stutzman Bernard Thiele John Travis Bernice Walkup Sue Warren Mike Washburn Connie Wilhite James Wilson Karen Wilson Parsey Woolsey Billy Zeigler Elbert Zercher Willa Oshurn Tony Parascondola Jane Plummer Larry Rhodes Anita Roider Rene' Romero Judy Rowland Jerry Ruskin Gerald Schipp Mickie Schoon Cheryl Schockey Kurt Schekel Jeffry Shuster Suzanne Simoner Jan Singmaster Soplwmores Billy .Tones Eiane Pehley Dale Larnphere Carol Roy Sponsors: MRS, EDWARDS MR, RASMUSSEN Johnny Carr Bruce Clem Junia Craig Gary Depue Larry Depue Carolyn Dillon Linda Erickson Torn Gayler Barbara Green Patricia Horton Elaine Hudson Ray Hulse my President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Janet Jackson Dale Jenkin Anne Johnston Don Jones Shirley Jones Marlene Krause Barbara Kutrules Linda Lee Wayne Lindholm Patrick Livingston Ray Marks Penelope Min Richard Musselvshite Bill Musselwhite Chuck Pearce Preston Parrott Louise Personerte Rose Phillips Bonnie Price Don Reese Sonja Ruskin Dan Schorer Mike Simpson Carolyn Smith Diane Spielman Jane Stutzman Janice Sullivan Amy Swim 1 I4 wx Q Marilyn Tillock Beverly Toland Richard Walk Jean Wilkey Carolyn Wilson Paulette Bormann Loretta Wright Robert Zeigler Judy Wilsonfnot shownj ALTON IMHOF JIM MARKS BEVERLY EASON SALLY GAYLOR LARRY ZERBE RA NDA LL ZERCHER funwrs President ---- Vice President - - Secretary ---- Treasurer - - - Sponsors MRS. JONES - - MISS CADUFF - - PETE WILLIAMS HERB WILSON ALTON IMHOF - ' JIM MARKS BEVERLY EASON SALLY GAYLOR - MR, MOREY MR. HOWARD T2 Q '9 -Q BILL ALLEE RUDY ANTLE JOHN BAKER JERRY BALL ZEITA BARTON MARY BEAR NORMA BOE ROBERT BROOKS JOLENE CAPPS JOANNE COLBY JOYCE DURHAM RONALD EASON THELMA FIELD NADA FREDRICKS CAROL GJERE BARBARA GRUBBS DEAN HEADLIE ARLENE HENDRICKS CHARLOTTE HENDRICKS RONALD HOLLA DAY HARRIETT HOLM RICHARD HORTON DENNIS HOSICK GARY HUFF JOHNNY HUTCHINSON DWANE JOHNSTON LEIEAN KEENAN KAREN KIMLER ALLEN KNOX GERALD IACOBI DAVID LIEBL LARRY LINDHOLM KENNY LINDLEY TOM LONGACRE IAMES LOVEIOY GEORGIANNA MCDANIEL MICHAEL NEFF CARMA NORMAN SHERRY PAINTON JENETTE PEPPERL 'url VO' fl ml 3 0? :fs ,J i i fi 1' I ,bl 4 Iii, ,wr ,aio-Q , .X,- - ,Q x. yn' '.w+w , E51 A?'!N:.zn.b , . x .h dl Q ,,,.g.,L,f ,-3 I .hy Q '4 10:4 N751- Q. 5,2 Aw , W -s ,, gg as BAE Senior Class CLASS COLORS - - - Red and Silver CLASS FLOWER - - ------- - - Red Rose Ufficers Sponsors MRS, HELEN FIELD MR. JOHN ASBURY L 'EQ GRANT MILLER President Engineering is his life's work-girls are his hobby. DICK Sl-IEARER Vice President The Joker is Wild. SANDY STEWART Secretary To make life more worthwhile, She starts each day with a smile. DAVID PA RK Treasurer Problem Child. QKWS .f. ,I if 'i' gi sa,-gf 'C fix . K M , . 1 4 if 2 5 3 A-Q 'vf 9 1-' -J ,.1Qv-'7 J.'f W DON WHITE Mischief with a halo. EDITH WILLIAMS She's never met a person she didn't like. VERNE WITHAM An apple a day keeps the teachers gal'- LARRY WYATT He does thirty smiles an hour in a ten smile zone. QA, 1 r-Qu, 538' 'xlgx --Y YQ ' ' i' M2-2 ,W ' 'pfrwl av 5? ' la. , I ,,., f, 'Q' A - -...ww 35 ,- rdf fm 1-hiv' 1 MISS ROSEMARY MCDERMOTT B,A,- Mount St. Joseph Commercial MR, GERALD HOWARD B. A,- Colorado College Commercial MRS. SUE WHITEAKER M, S.- Colorado State College Spanish, English MR. HARRY FOUKE B,S, - University of Southern Illinois Science, English MR, WILLIAM PHELPS B, S,' Colorado State University History, Coach MR, RUPERT SULLIVAN B.S.- Colorado State College Physical Education, Coach, Science MISS MERRILYN CADUFF B. A: Colorado State College English MR. CLARENCE MOREY M, S, - Western State Science MRS, HELEN FIELD B. A, - University of Nebraska English, Journalism, Speech MR. JAMES RICHARDSON B, A, - University of Denver History, Latin MR. JAMES RASMUSSEN B, Mu, Ed.- University of Colorado Music MRS. CAROLINE RICHMOND B, A, -Kansas Wesleyan Librarian MRS, WILRE JONES A, -Bemidji State Teachers College English, Art MRS, DOROTHY LEEK B, A, -Beloit College Mathematics MR, LLOYD HESS B, S, -Colorado State University Industrial Arts MRS, LUCILLE EDWARDS B, A, -Texas Arts and Industries Home Economics 'cf F acuity Inforlnals Hel' Pflde and JOY Shultz A very proud grandfather and hrs grandson -yo A broken leg couldn t But what about trarmng dampen hrs loyalty rules? Enjoying yourself Mr W111re Always concerned about Much more peaceful than good readmg A housekeeper wo huh? Algebra II r-Lf, A - ra 4 . 6, , 1 . 2 fiffb-:gia ' g,:,,.sj, 531. . I Q 'uf 2 t 'L :Ev STE6 N512 swwomo 110 lf2 south Tegon ME 4 7808 G1or1a Stogner Chuck Sturg1s Congratulatwns to the Class of '58 We have enjoyed our a.ssoc1at1on w1th you durmg your sen1or year and talung your gra.duat1on portra1ts We w1sh you the best of luck m your voca.t1on, be It truck drwmg or the pres1dency of a u.n1vers1ty May your future be prosperous, filled with happiness and success. FRED F. STEGNER Make SEARS Your One-Stop Shopping Headquarters for Home - Family Car, Sandy Coutts Bruce Clem SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO, 100 Southgate Center ME Z-5566 I J S DRIVE IN 119 East Cache La Poudre - ME 3-7653 We Have Delicious Malts, Hamburgers Fries, and a Variety of Other Wonderful Foods and Drinks We Also Have PIZ ZA! Clara Meury Carolyn Wilson C PLSSMMEW? N 204 South 24th ME 4-1264 The Region's Largest Surplus Dealer Three Locations Herb Wilson Jerry Stroup FRENCH AND COMPANY 15 East Vermijo ME 3-8917 Always a Complete Line of Quality Carpets and Rugs JOHN PAULSON, Salesman Katy Rosentreter - Carla Rutherford , un. H3363 120 North Tejon ME 2-5867 Complete Sporting Equipment Allan Miller Deno Rowland 1-J l GOODYEAR TIRE COMPANY 125 South Nevada ME 2-8848 New Tires, Retreads, G, E, Appliances More People Ride on Goodyear Tires Than Any Other Kind Open a Budget Account - Just Say Charge It Jim Giles Ron Eason DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO, 15 West Colorado ME 2-1646 Frosty, Man, Frosty Darold Jones Dan Fahrenkrug Nationally Known ' ' ' Q H li for Fine Food Anne Johnston C arol R oy xx: ' V ' STAGE COACH INN 702 Manitou Avenue MU, 5-9335 Fine Foods Co1orado's Finest Rooms for Private or Special Parties Catering Service Dick Shearer Harriett Holm SWISS CHALET 117 East Pikes Peak Avenue ME, 4-5464 '- V 7 M x ' fy f I . 4 ji I Q ' 4 1 lr I' fe' f' Straight from rws be TPCSW ectual Heqe C 5OC1e+V 7'3- Bqwste 'PHU+W91 Ohhh It'S Cold well, wP're in, How X do is Ride 'em cnwfav we get auto Let's have a nartv Are you fixin' to do a. little fixin' ? Locks and nails, paint and pails--all the things you need to do that job you'l1 find at MILLER'S MANITOU HARDWARE, A Drop in and see for I ? your self, 'E T Y MILLER 'S HARDWARE 737 Manitou Avenue MU 5-5280 Sandy Stewart Grant Miller Pip i ' n , For that refreshing f 'i' ' A A ' soda after the game, - V ,, Q be sure to stop at ? , Y A Q 5 Ji Ll A I PITCOCK'S REXALL im A 7- p DRUG STORE, They Q M Qfw. fjv., also have the finest W ' 'f - - D 53 4 K if ' Lx X,-MA, pharmaceutical f f Fl., Y A 4 Al supplies in town, ' ' UPTOWN STORE 966 Manitou Avenue 3 MU 5-5774 PITCOCK'S REXALL DRUG STORE 734 Manitou Avenue MU 5-5476 Kathy Shay Paul Burke Q ' 0 -Q ar! E Q35 C2 gif XQHYWHQYW Fw .,,.,,.2-f W af.??f Z,,,f Wx XB' 918 FT' 'S tn? tl S VIU1 FT :lf Y -+4 vyv ou sal the Burns L ,,. me IG 3 ar O17 uc -I1 swepteft tnings. X 7 KEUP 2 , - K th, AM wgw Al .. ' Q' nr lx, ' Q 4.x 4 L V ' ?, , X I ! 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I A J J sv--A-J'01,YTA'd' bert mtv 1 UO C LAR K'S STANDARD SERVICE 2715 West Colorado Avenue ME, 4-9723 You Save at C1ark's We Give S 8: H Green Stamps Chuck Pearce Gerald Jacobi X, , SBSQNS TEXACO 107 Manitou Avenue MU. 5-9993 Our Customers Are Satisfied Customers There Is a Mechanic on Duty at All Times Steve Sibson Bev Spencer I. 8: D. SERVICE 222 Manitou Avenue MU, 5-9901 We Handle Groceries and Picnic Supplies JOHN GREEN, Manager Larry Depue Garry Depue . Q. ECM!-ICDP11-S CONOCO Bijou and Cascade ME, 4-9361 Best Brand Sold - Buy Conoco Products - Keep Your Car Happy Allen Knox Randall Zercher 1 5 I I . ' 1 A 1 Fifty years of service in 1 A 1 A XX Manitou Springs Sandy Stewart BANK OF MANITOU 814 Manitou Avenue MU 5-5471 Comfort and C onvenience - - You'11 be glad to recommend it to your friends, Gitty Baker Sandra Burkepile ALL STATES COURT 120 Manitou Avenue MU 5-9973 1 v F f 4 4 I ,L ! f fy ? r 1 if ,, ff 0' Q x u u Q ri 4 2 I ,hh 4 l1lJ.d '4fl is S: kt . . ,fi xg. Sf . 1. 5 -' 3 'L' I' 4 3 ff G. K . J A 1 U . fx x 'HQ , fi M, N, . ' G' f-M51 fp, A- x ws: z 2. Z 4 4 KES! PEATZL. LAUNDRY 329 North Tejon ME 3-2631 PEARL LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Specialists in All Service Karen Kimler Ienette Pepperl SNO-WHITE LAUNDRY 2515 West Colorado ME 4-2866 Your Appearance Glows--With Sno-White Clothes MR, A, SNEED, Laundry Manager Carol White Joyce Durham I ACIXAE CLEANERS 2325 West Colorado ME 4-3641 First in Quality - Fairest in Prices Fastest in Service CLARENCE C, MISHEY, Owner Jim Ruble - Georgianna McDaniels Y . 1 PIKES PEAK CLEANERS 807 1f2 1v1anit0u Avenue MU 5-9983 One Hour Service SHIRLEY GAMESON, Prop. Carla Rutterford Katy Rosentreter 1 'It's a. Ford-d-d-d-d! Who could ask for anything more ? Gloria Stogner Jim Giles DOENGE S- LONG MOT OR S 117 South Nevada JOHNSON PONTLAC ii O O Z5 North Nevada Avenue ME. 3-7707 ME, Z-6611 Dollar for dollar, you can't beat a. Pontiac. Visit your only authorized Pontiac dealer in Colorado Springs, Gay Reed Larry Tubaugh IMBODEN'S DRIVE INN 341 Manitou Avenue MU 5-9125 Where to Eat Lunch? 1MBODEN'S, of Course. It's the Place to Go, Too, for the After-Date Sandwich, or for That Between Meals Snack. Good Food Always. Arlene Hendricks - Charlotte Hendricks l .Adil .s A ,f-, EVE 121: 1 T 5 GRILL 960 Manitou Avenue MU 5-9913 A Good Little Place to Eat Judy Cobb Scottie Hendricks FABULOUS SCOTCHMAN 1815 South Nevada ME 4-9091 The Nearest Thing to a Picnic Is Eating at the Fabulous Scotchman' Clara Meury Jack Welch .EO T S+-letyye 801 Manitou Avenue MU 5-5335 Stop for Coffee - Meet Your Friends Amy Swim Billy Jones Breakfast - Lunch Dinner Curb Service After 0 11:00 A,M. .Ton Martin Carol Haynes JONES' DRIVE IN 27 03 W est Colorado Loans on Anything Wholesale - Diamonds Watches, Guns, Radios Cameras, Appliances Luggage, Etc. .Tanice Sullivan Ron Eason ME 4-2219 an ,,..-1 ' ,, ' . , W 8, Q ful sf ' e Q s 3 . ' nv s ,wi z L - . if g f7, ,QLL'.j1 - J if -HGH W' izgigmi. BROOK JEWELRY 106 South Nevada ME 3-8121 ,.. ,, .. it 4? jfrfaw 3 44' I W . , ' A ' ,y M., , 1 V' A ' .. A GET ww Awucmou ffl 1 WAI Movies Are Better ,,,,.,, Than Ever BLANKET w wi Loesvf UTE TRAIL TOMPKINS DISCOU V 5 - :Ann -'LT Katy Rosentreter Carla Rutterford COOPER FOUNDATION THEATERS 126 East Pikes Peak 9.f,Qf EAM? 15' X ,an IXL CREAMERY 310 South Cascade 4-1541 ME 3-2556 Dairy Products of Extra Goodness Taste Preferred Milk Nada Fredricks Jimmie Davis X-fix. , W- One K 1 , three A1n't love qv 0 jmunp Hf,a:fs gg4ql,t wpefmfz 2, jeibg 5 mQQHKf50 :13Pt9? s f 5' ' I ifqg Q f iff nw ILYC2, 212. M +L' 'Mf 54 'QVQ if .1 I 'Z TMMQLQ M 5 P ' .sf ' - Av 6 . . vi mf I Q e in 'Ap 5 -I 'amz ,. 'UI '71 'f in nlake up, little V, I f 1 , Z X f'NY -any Wanta rumble? wk C' , f ,e Annie,N R QQSQ Van Furthermore if Tfm el-QL ,, hand center banchj I'm a star j on Zoo varaxe. el 31fww'f3q1wl1e1 bifhv bwwlnf, Q, ,.,, eff .. J lllt.. 4M,g,,:7':f'fffi ' I R few' e - '-4 ,x ' ' w . ,+, .L if V. Z ,-v,,.a'f-' 4 ii ,QA x n ,Md Q jf Wk? A HAnd really It was tnis l9ng,H V? M, ,?3BH:Ew 3 X 'Y X K , we Q' No, anything nut the bucket. FUSTAN D.AR'6 ,,,-uv' CHUCK'S STANDARD SERVICE 1106 Manitou Avenue MU. 5-9914 The highest quality of meat can be purchased at DALE'S MEATS AND LOCKERS, Zeita Barton Jolene Capps - , Friendly service ranks high, and the fine quality of the products makes CHUCK'S STANDARD SERVICE a favorite place to stop, Allen Bachoroski DALE'S NIEIATS 8: LOCKERS 2430 West Colorado Avenue Me, 3-7444 M ZEEELIEQU wf.Et'i'3.i?HFf' C0 Q A 'Y F-.1 V 729 Manitou Avenue MU 5-9372 Gas Appliances Specialists in Heating Service Karen Vonarx Harriett Holm ,JAWS BICYCLE SHOP 19 East Kiowa ME 4-4733 Shop at Iay's Nancy Mackey mm mu -. genial! 5, ,. WEABEL Cf? Q 2.732 West Colorado ME Z-7623 Building Materials and Supplies John Hutchinson Richard Voigt A 4 STORM wmfy-9 EED pmlf Mu 59-me PEED ALUMINIUM AWNINGS 356 Ruxton Avenue MU 5 9408 All Metal Screens and Windows Steve Cameron Sue Warren SANITARY GROCERY 102 Canon Avenue MU 5-5715 Pleasing You Keeps Us in Business We Give Gunn Bros, Stamps Delivery Service Barbara Kutr ules Shirley .Tones EG. I AQCADE GROCERY 918 Manitou Avenue MU 5-9112 We Feature Frozen Foods Fresh Produce - Quality Meats Max Weissenflufh Carma Norman I DCD IX! S MARKET 726 Manitou Avenue MU 5-5792 In Manitou It's Don's Market We Give Mor-Valu Stamps Jeff Shuster Sharon Colby 17TH STREET GROCERY 1702 West Colorado Avenue ME 3-3636 Your Friendly Store Complete Line of Fresh Meats and Vegetables - Frozen Foods Sea Foods - Free Delivery Larry Wyatt Sandra Walkup If you want that be st dressed look, shop at PERKINS-SHEARER. You can get clothes for all occasions at rea- sonable prices. Keep in fashion by shopping at a fashionable store, Nada Fredricks Alton Imhof I I I PERKINS-SHEARER 102 North Tejon i . S NICHOLSON STUDIO 117 North Tejon ME, 2-3413 ME. 3-3889 ' 'Distinctive Portraiture Children's Studies Weddings Oils to Life Size Miniatures Water Colors Pencil Sketches Jane Burt Ron Miller - 1 For the best in pizza., go where the gang goes Janice Depue Jim Moore GIUSE PPE 'S 122 South Cascade ME 3 9856 if if . it I ei1g:i.e ia WEST LAND THEATRES 115 East P1kes Peak Avenu e ME 2 6695 For Tops in Enter- tainment - Take Your Choice. CHIEF PEAK 8TH STREET SKYVIEW NORTHSIDE STAR LITE AIRCADLA Karen Min Terry Haas M Pl KES Soi DE 0 I p,..,Glk A siourzmm. gf L-Q. zz Ruxton MU 59201 LEU, Q nrcasa 1 f e , Your Home Town Paper Hn M , ,pg glag J Snr. ff' nausea i3 Judy Fredricks .Tan Dobbins p f BOEBYS CURIO CO, 148 Manitou Avenue MU. 5-246 Fine Chenille Out of Town Papers Curios - Films Penny Min MANITOU REALTY AND INSURANCE 741 Manitou Avenue MU, 5-423 Call Us on A11 Real Estate Matters and for All Insurance Bonnie Price Linda Lee 5,1 Nw 4 S CAVE OF THE WINDS 551 WILLIAMS CANON MU. 5-5397 No Trip to Manitou Is Complete Without a Visit to the Cave of the Winds .Tim Bruce Paul Burke X-,n ,AA .1 W iu ' ff na '91, fm' Y 'O' v,V.,. 1 ff .A 'X 'nd Y Q ' Kr Www , . nz Lac: Q, 2 H I L- ' ' m' .W Rf , 'Q' . J gif' 7 .1- f?' 1 555 , Lu 21- fflcffg - I A Q, ' MAGS CONOCO SERVICE 2129 Templeton Gap Road ME 4-9069 Service With a Smile We Give Mor-Valu Stamps Dick Bush Tim Haas f9xZ3I.Z5x GARAGE 517 Manitou Avenue MU 5-9500 24 Hour Wrecking Service Ray Hulse Pat Livingston 24HR., -9:-HR J Q ICE MANITOU TEXACO 634 Manitou Avenue MU 5-9552 'Our Customers Are Our Best Friends We Specialize in Servicing Your Car Janet Jackson - Bruce Clem TUBAGGL-vis STANDARD 521 Manitou Avenue MU 5-9996 Courteous Service - Mor-Valu Stamps With Every Purchase Ralph Tubaugh Diane Spielman Dale Lamphere NAVAJO INDIAN STORE ll Arcade MU 5 5763 Gifts Moccasins Genuine Indian Jewelry and Pottery Navajo Rugs Thelma Field ,.- FB' V 'I ,aff - . , . .- rf -45 , ,J wg W , Q , , . 2-if A A f it w' , If 5 ' ' 7 SQKX A ,.,. an MMQ 05 955 Manitou Avenue MU 5 5212 Watch and Jewelry Repairing Judy Rowland Connie Wilh W1 hid 'I' ARTISTS WORKSHOP 2516 West Colorado ME 2-2718 Art Supplies Art Le ssons Art Gallery Norma Krahling - Verne Witham PIKES PEAK PHOTO 2506 West Colorado NLE 4-2154 Congratulations to the Senior Class of '58 Nancy Bormann - Max Swim MQJQLELCU 717 Manitou Avenue MU 5-5161 ALEX BACHOROSKI, Prop. Harriet Holm - Edith Williams Karen Vonarx OSBURN'S GIFT SHOP 951 Manitou Avenue MU 5-9614 Handwoven Ties Gifts - Ceramics Jewelry - Film Willa Sue Osborne - .Tim Hill Wu Osogoinnun N0 TZEX l2Eil :HEAD Colorado Springs' Oldest Recapping Shop Sidney McClue - Bill Carsell P E .4 5ELRLY'CE 45 URN. AVE 'E G!?: 484 Manitou Avenue MU 5-9905 Conoco Service at Its Best Danny Schorer Johnny Carr BOB GREEN, Prop, 3- A PEAK TIRE AND RETREADING 145 Manitou Avenue MU 5-5234 we Give Mor-Valu Stamps Service With a, Smile Mike Simpson - Ray Marks CGC I4 ELECTRIC COMPANY 512 South 8th Street ME 4-6608 Residential - Commercial - Industrial Wiring and Maintenance Karin Clark Norma Boe mw- I 1 A IXA CJ 021:-.S FURNITURE 2507 West Colorado ME 5-1501 Get More at Moore's for Less' Sally Gayler - Carol Gjery JEKIVI MUSIC CO. 2532 West Colorado ME 3-1343 Headquarters for Fun-Machines of All Kinds Barbara Green Steve Scott SOUTHWESTERN CARPET CONT. 530 South Tejon ME 5-1474 You Can Be Assured of Top Quality Carpeting and the Very Best of Installation When You Purchase Your Carpeting From Southwestern Carpet Contractors, Inc. Call ME 5-1474 for Free Estimates Clara Meury - Dick Bush KEL SALES 400 South 8th Street ME 3-3549 Colorado Springs and Manitou Record Headquarters Vicki Warren J'ohn Basharn WW- Xkdw 2411 West Colorado ME 4-9992 Where There's Real Western Hospitality as Well as Good Food Judie Holman Robert Johnson Wbgmg ima 3l6lWest Colorado ME 2- 1462 Charcoal Broiled Steaks at Their Best or Try Our Fried Chicken Dinners Beverly Eason Bill Allee -lg '-4:53 C -I Q x QRCLSI IL, f !!- -- . r 'r l' 'uf xv in f it 9 .y55gsM ?r za f Q 't3i2?8 fb svn, Q. 1 ,If 50 CTZAFTVVOGD 1 N N 404 El Paso Boulevard MU 5-9313 Where the Best Food and the Best People Get Together Leslie Shuster Clovis Johnston peg UQ ff' r-Q 'uv-0 PIONEER LOUNGE 946 Manitou Avenue MU 5-9932 For Eating Enjoyment, Take the Whole Family to the PIONEER Grant Miller Clovis Johnston The thoughtful thing to do is to send flowers. A cor sage for that special 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. David Park Karen Cobb HUSSER THE FLORIST 3178 West Colorado FLORSHEIM SHOE SHOP 1 South Tejon ME 3-7472 MCE 4-8837 Fine Shoes for Men Florsheim and Winthrop Brands ,Ak 4-Jw-as-.1 I' '!4'?',,s,, i- , PGA. , J A T at A3 -shi if Q i Wd 3 x ,xy 3' snag! V.-v-fm' -V gfgigv Ax A 1 ffm ,Q , Z i' W L 'af' 'xl V g- -. , ., ' lv M 1 , if ' 15 -'if aww'-1 f .4 ' Q v ' M wfk..-f' f f Q Q 7 f ' - v if 1 . :I b ' ,4 F' 'ii ' ' N3 ., , b- , , ! 1 v I , Q 1 A ,I Y l' ..-,f , :iii 64 MN I 4 fa Ls' IY4- yi 1 ' 5 ,v X5 ug EY' ,lil .t , -5 'fi' K B s -f .rn 45 Q3 n m wwf' 41 4.5192 -'QQ CLOVIS JOHNSTON 5 N A bg N A 3 ,A LEROY WILLIE CAROL TAYLOR iv 01 al' A RRY Wil ue' K efx,-iqgi: 'L XY S x s - IUDIE HOLMAN pAUL BURKE 6 I SZANDRA zfff 1 fi' f7'f' ff 1 ,fl My . 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