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

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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

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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

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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