Moffat County High School - MoCoHi Yearbook (Craig, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1956 volume:

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Perhaps not in the same way as our forbears, but pioneers we are. Yes, pioneers in an Atomic Age. Although through the years great advances have been made toward gaining a complete understanding of the atom, this research is still in a fairly primitive state. As time has gone by and knowledge about the atom has been gained, the defi- nition of the atom has undergone several marked changes, for example in 1830- An atom is basic matter, it's indivisible, and in 1903- An atom is the smallest part of matter that can be combined, and now in 1955- An atom consists of a nucleus and a number of electrons. lt has been only in recent years that man has realized the importance of the atom and the part it may play in the future. In our lifetime we may be in a position where our decisions will bring about the very facts that man is so diligently seeking about the atom. Man's capacities have never been measured, nor are we to iudge of what he can do by any precedents, so little has been tried, Henry David Thoreau. We chose, Pioneers in the Atomic Age for the theme of this book, because we realize we are iust that. Every subiect we take during our four years in High School is preparing us for the future whether it be atomic or otherwise. We take this means to express our sincere appreciation to the business people, the teachers, the students, and everyone else who has helped us in any way with the construction of this annual. any people think of the faculty as people who do nothing but teach class But if you would look more closely you would find them a great group of people in close relationship with students, doing many things The teachers hold a get-acquainted pic- nic the first night of school. if R 5 r ,fl . A til Miss Bowen, Mr. Moore, and Mr. Kyle talre down 'Flats to prepare for Christ- mas Vespers. Nc Mrs. Kyle and Mrs. Wingo malta gar- lands for Christmas decorations 'For the auditorium. ,J 'I K MRS. PEARCE A+ a feachers' mee+ing. MRS. BARTLETT Mr. Moore, Mr. Bigelow, Miss Bowen waii for a fourih freshman sponsor. MR. GILETTE V Miss Fioyd ai' ease. Mr. Weyend supervises a World Hisfory - class. Mrs. Gilleffe 'lakes a speech group fo Meeker. 0 --W 6 C X - 27 2 2 4 . Mas, +La++le, librarian firsi QQ, 5011505 Of. f. Q O O O ADMINISTRATION a FACULTY Dear Students: lt is only fitting that a message in our annual should contain a word of commendation to our annual staff who has worked assiduously in the preparation of this, your 1956 yearbook. I am certain that as the years go by and when you have opportunities to peruse the book, recalling pleasant memories, you will be increasingly appreciative of the fine work that has so obviously been done on this annual. So I should like to extend my heartiest congratulations to a very capable staff and to Mrs. Elsie Wingo, the annual sponsor, for a iob exceedingly well done. To the remainder of the student, body I should like to say, Thank you for the splendid cooperation you have given the staff and myself during this year. I have enioyed working with you immensely, and l should like to wish each of you complete success in all of your future under- takings. One word of admonition, however. Always remember that the principle of honesty, fair play, and good sportsmanship, the basic fundamentals upon which our democratic way of living has been established, should KENNETH P. SCHOONOVER-Ault, Colo.p A.B., M.A., Superintendent be paramount in your association with others. This, I feel, is of ex- treme importance at this time since there are numerous countries in our world that are ruled in a very despotic manner by so called advocates of the better way of life, who are continually striving to eliminate our democracy. Therefore, all of us must work to show those who live under the bonds of totalitarians that our way is far superior. Very truly yours, KENNETH P. SCHOONOVER Superintendent DONALD L. DAVIS-Winfield, Iowa, B.A., M.A., Principal, Student Council. Dear Students: Congratulations to the annual staff for a fine iob of preparing the 1956 annual. I am sure that your efforts will keep alive many happy experi- ences for MCHS students in the years to come. To the graduating class of 1956 I extend my best wishes for a most successful future. The young people of today face a future which will challenge their best effort and leadership. l hope your years in MCHS have helped to make the problems which lie ahead a bit easier to solve. May all of the years ahead be pleasant ones. Sincerely, DON DAVIS Principal AVDMINISTRATIQN AND MOFFAT COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL BOARD - Back row: Marion Jones, Treasurerp Ken- neth Schoonover, Donald Van Tassel. Front row: Dean Myers. June Sweeney, Secraaryg Glen- don Culverwell, President. FACU LTY 5 DONALD WAYNE BIGELOW-Fort Collins, Colo., B.E. The elevator to success is not running, take the stairs. Algebra I and II, Geometry, Radio Club and Freshman Class. PAULINE FLOYD-Curtis, Neb., B.S. Let us be ready for the challenges of the atomic age by making the most, not the least, of our educational opportunities. Typing I and II, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, FTA. JOHN S. FRENCH-Craig, Colo., B.S. Biology, Physical Edu- cation, Basketball, Football, Track, MC Club. BYRON L. GILLETT-Salt Lake City, Utahp B.A., M.A. If the world can repair the 'clef' that has developed between East and West and clean up this 'treble' without an atomic war, the future seems almost without limit. Band, Chorus, Junior High Band, All Musical Activities, Twirling Club. GUY D. BOND--Craig Colo., B.S. Biology, Me- chanics, General Shop, Guidance Counsellor Outdoor Sports Club Square Dance Club, Sen ior Class. ROBERT L. FREER-Syracuse, N. Y., B.S. Chemistry, Phy- sical Science, Basic Mathp Astronomy Club. MARGRET E. DUROCHER-Denver, Colo., A.B., M.A. Like our k n mind, be alert and ready pioneer ancestors let us eep an ope to receive changes, accept responsibilities, and hold a deep faith in God. Basic English, Grammar I, Guidance Counsellor, Torch Honor Society, National Honor Society, Sophomore Class. ELIZABETH BOWEN-Cripple Creek, Colo., B.S., M.A. Either we take the love of our neighbor seriously or we lose all. Grammar I, II, and III, Literature Il and Ill, Speech and Dramaticsp Drama Club, Freshman Class. 6 NORMA GILLETT-Geneva, Neb., B.A. New Professions, hope for the afflicted, and understanding of how science can serve for peace are the items on the agenda for you, the next generation. Grammar Il, Remedial Speech in all schools, Senior Play, Senior Class. ROSE ELNOR HAMMAN - Fort Collins, Colo., B.A., M.A. So live that when your teenager comes breezing home in his space iallopy a cou- ple of days late from a date on Mars, you don't 'ground' him for MILDRED JOBE - Orange, Calif., B.A. Wanted: a force for good and peace as pow- erful as the atom bomb is for evil and war. Latin, Spanish, Foreign Language, l.R.C., Junior Class. MRS. JOE KYLE-Dalton, Georgia, B.S. When all the world seems dark, smile and be happy and you will soon forget the darkness. Home Economics I and Il, F.H.A. any longer than you were 'grounded' the first time you came home a couple of hours late from a date in Steamboat or Rifle. Journalism, Composition, Literature l, Girls' Physical Edu- cation, G.A.A., Pep Club, Cheerleaders, Sophomore Class. JOE H. KYLE-Huntsville, Texas, B.S., M.A. A true artisan is not determined by the iob he does but rather by how well he does the iob. Mechanical Drawing, General Shop, Handicraft Club, Senior Class. FAC U LTY AMY L. ADAMS-Mitchel, S.D.: A.B. School Librarian WILBUR D. MOORE-Pipestone, Minnesota, B.S. Life in the atomic age will be little different than life in the horse and buggy days. My words of wisdom, which applied then as well as now, are these: 'Don't let the thickness of a billfold be your gauge of success. Woodworking, Basic Math, Freshman Class. TOM PETERSEN-Denver, Colo., A.B. Physical Education, Typing l, Guidance Counsellor, Football, Wrestling, Basket- ball, MC Club, MRS. EMMA BREWER- C r a i g, Colo.: R.N School Nurse. FACU LTY LEE LESLIE-Craig, Colo. The atomic age is what we will live in from now on, so make ready for ity iust live, look, and listen. Custodian. DARRELL VESELY-Craig, Colo. Custodian. 7 PAUL M. ROTH, SR.-Morrowville, Kan., B,S., M.A. The problem may not be-how we should live in the atomic age-but how we can keep alive during atomic warfare. Physics, Business English, Business Math, Drivers Education, TATC, Junior Class. HOLMES M. SHEFSTEAD -Craig, Colo.: B.A. A good education today is the best preparation for the future. Freshman Orientation, World Geog- raphy, U.S. History, Pro- iectionist Club, Sopho- more Class. MRS. A. C. BARTLETT - Craig, Colo. Hitch my wag- on to a star. Secretary to Mr. Schoonover. ELSIE WINGO-Craig, Colo.p A.B. The first hundred years are the hardest. U.S. History, World History, Annual Staff. MRS. ROBERT PEARCE - Maybell, Colo. We can live nicely and enioy life in the atomic age if some brilliant MCHS student will invent a pill that will enable us to eat all we want and still not gain weight. Secretary to Mr. Davis. CLASSES-After going through twelve years of school with the same ,aswe- k--. classmates, so many things happen that it is difficult to remember them all. These pictures of happy associations will help to refresh pleasant memories of school days. ,l l it s lr wggfq, M, . 5 1 , OFFICE HELP-second semester FTA officers help organize clubs for other schools s l ,Q qi, T4 ,. . W' , 1 i DELL ZOBEL Librarians for second semester 5 at Fort Collins peech group goes to conference TATC delegation goes to Denver then conducts panel Tor assembly program . Homemaking classes hold open SE house for mothers DEWEY TAFOYA This space is reserved for Linda and Jim Cad- wallader-who came to school foo late fo have a picture made. CLASSES 3 R A 1 . JUDY JAY kj 0 ll . 0 I . - 4 ' Q ! E ' is Ei ' E E ': Q 1 gi i i 53 1 at 11' -1 5 5 f: E -- : l ' Mrs. Gillett Mr. Bond SHIRLEY MARIE HALL-Home Room Representative5 Joined Class in First Grade5 GAA 25 Pep Club 25 FHA 35 Drama 25 Annual Staff5 TATC 25 Square Dance5 Twirling Club5 Band 45 Twirler 45 TAB5 Activity Chorus 45 Vesper Service A5 Student Council5 Office Girl5 Junior Es- cort. SENIORS CLASS OF 1956 JOHN McINTYRE-President5 Joined Class in Ninth Grade5 Torch Honor 25 Bulldog TaIes5 FFA 35 IRC 2: Annual Staff5 Square Dance5 Wrestling5 Band 25 Student Council5 Boys' State5 Junior Escort. DAVID JOEL ROBERTS-Vice President5 Joined Class in Ninth Grade5 Torch Honor 25 FFA 35 Annual Staff5 Junior Escort. STEVE CATTOOR-Secretary5 Joined Class in Ninth Grade5 MC Club5 Bulldog Tales5 Camera5 Winter Sports5 Wrestling 25 Lettered5 Junior Escort. JEAN COLLOM-Treasurer5 Joined Class in Ninth Grade5 GAA 25 Pep Club 25 FHA 25 Drama5 Annual Staff5 Square Dance5 Activity Chorus5 Vesper Service5 Office Girl. Sponsors GEORGINE SUE KRIEGER - Home Room Representative5 Joined Class in First Grade5 GAA 45 Pep Club 25 Bulldog TaIes5 FTA 25 FHA5 IRC 25 Camera Club5 Annual Staff5 TATC5 Square Dance5 Twirling Club5 Band 65 Twirler 25 Stu- dent Council5 Mid-Winter Formal Attendant5 Prom Atten- dant5 Homecoming Attendant5 Freshman Class Treasurer5 Jun- ior Class Treasurer. ti Mr. Kyle Mr. Gillett MARILYN JEAN WELCH-Home Room Representative5 Joined Class in First Grade5 Torch Hon- or 25 FTA 25 GAA5 FHA5 Drama 25 IRC5 Camera Club5 Annual Staff5 Twirling Club5 band 65 Twirler5 Chorus5 Vesper Serv- ice 25 Student Council5 Fresh- man Class Secretary5 Junior Class Secretary5 Junior Escort. MARGIE MAE BOWER-Joined Class in First Grade: GAA 3: Pep Club 2: FTA 4: IRC 3: Camera Club: Annual Staff: Square Dance: Twirling Club, Chorus: Vesper Service: Typing Award: Down Fido. HELEN BUFFHAM-Joined Class in Ninth Grade: FTA: IRC 3: Twirling Club: Band 3: Chorus: Vesper Service 3. PATRICIA JEANETTE BEEBE-Joined Class in First Grade: GAA 4: Pep Club 2: FTA: FHA: IRC: Annual Staff: Chess and Checker: Square Dance: Band 3: Banner Girl: Vesper Service: Prom Attendant: Typing Award: Down Fido. ROMONA BLAIR-Joined Class in Eighth: GAA: Pep Club: Bulldog Tales: FTA 2: Annual Staff: Librarian 2. SENIORS gl N Q 1 BOB DEAKINS-Joined Class in Ninth Grade: Bulldog Tales: FFA 2: Annual Staff: Chess and Checkers: TATC: Wrestling: Movie Operator. ROBERT S. DEAN-Joined Class in Second Grade: MC Club 4: Drama 2: IRC 2: Camera Club: Winter Sports 2: Square Dance: Astronomy: Football 2: Lettered: Wrestling 4: Lettered: Track 3: Lettered: Band 4: Activity Chorus: Vesper Service: The Trysting Place. ' MARGARET JUNE BURNSIDE- Joined Class in First Grade: GAA 2: Pep Club 2: FHA 35 Drama: Camera Club: Annual Staff: Square Dance: Chorus 3: Vesper Service 3: Librarian 3. JOAN CESKO-Joined Class in Eleventh Grade: Bulldog Tales: TATC: Annual Staff: Winter Sports: Square Dance: Twirling Club: Transferred from Oak Creek: Twirler 2: Cheerleader. I2 CHARLIE B. DECKER-Joined Class in Seventh Grade: MC Club 2: FFA: Chess and Checker: Radio: Football 2: Lettered: Track 2: Lettered. JO ANN DEYO-Joined Class in First Grade: GAA 3: Pep Club 3: Bulldog Tales: FTA 2: IRC: Annual Staff: Chess and Checker: Band: Chorus 2: Vesper Service 2: Student Council Rep.: Prom Queen: Homecoming Attendant 4: Harvest Ball Attendant 2: Cheerleader 2. SENIORS CLASS MOTTO: He who knows most knows how little he knows. - .ff DEE DIXON-Joined Class in First Grade: MC Club: Drama: Rod and Reel: Annual Staff: Winter Sports: TATC: Wrestling 2: Lettered: Track 2: Vesper Service. JAMES O. EXLEY-Joined Class in First Grade: FTA 2: IRC 4: Chess and Checker: Winter Sports: Square Dance: Track: Band 6: Drum Maior 2: All- State Band: Chorus: Vesper RAY M. FREEMAN-Joined Class in First Grade: IRC 2: Rod and Reel: Camera Club: Chess and Checker: Annual Staff: Winter Sports: Square Dance: Astrono- my: Band 4: Vesper Service 3. Service 2: Office Boy: Shock of His Life. EARL HARGROVE-Joined Class in Ninth Grade: Rod and Reel: Annual Staff: Vesper Service: Movie Operator. BARBARA FAYE HEINTZ-Joined Class in First Grade: GAA 2: Pep Club 2: IRC 3: Camera Club: Annual Staff: Chorus 4: Vesper Service 4. STEVE GERBER--Joined Class in Sixth Grade: Camera Club 2: Chess and Checker: Square Dance: Radio. I3 RUTH HEROD-Joined Class in the Ninth Gradey Bulldog Tales 25 Chorusp Vesper Service, Librarian. DONNA MAE JOHNSON-Joined Class in First Gradep GAA 45 Pep Clubp Band 45 All-State Band: Vesper Service 3. SENIORS CLASS COLORS: Wine and Silver JANET KAWCAK-Joined Class in Sixth Grade: GAA 47 Bull- dog Talesy FTA 25-IRC 25 Cam- era 27 Annual Staff: Sophomore Class Treasurer. JOHNIE M. KINGERY-Joined Class in Ninth Gradep Camera: Annual Staffg TATCg Basketballp Trackp Rep. Morgan County HS. MARILYN KITCH-Joined Class in Tenth Gradep FTA 29 Annual Staff: Shock of His Life. RICHARD ALLEN LAUGHLIN- Joined Class in Tenth Grade: MC Club 35 FTA 25 Cameray Annual Staff: TATCy Square Dancep Football Af Letteredg Basketball 45 Letteredg Tracky Letteredp Chorus. LAVERNE McFARLAND-Joined Class in Ninth Grade: FFA: IRC: Square Dance: Wrestling 25 Lettered Manager: Vesper Service. RUTH McLANE-Joined Class in Fourth Grade: Bulldog Talesp Annual Staffg Chorus 27 Vesper Service 2. I4 ALVIN J. MARTIN, JR.-Joined Class in Ninth Grade5 MC Club5 FTA5 Rod and ReeI5 Camera5 TATC 25 Square Dance5 Football 35 Lettered5 Vesper 'Service5 Student Council Rep.5 Office Boy5 Shock of His Life. DAN MARTIN-Joined Class in Eleventh Grade5 Bulldog Tales5 FFA5 TATC5 Football 35 Lettered5 Basketball 2. SENIORS CLASS FLOWER : Wine Rose LAVINA MARGARET MAUDLIN -Joined Class in Ninth Grade5 GAA 45 Pep Club 25 Torch Honor 25 Bulldog Tales 25 FTA 45 FHA 25 IRC 45 TATC5 Twirl- ing Club5 Band 35 Junior Es- cort5 Girls' State5 Wstn. Slope FTA President5 Wstn. Slope IRC Vice President5 Case of the Weird Sisters 5 Make It Your- self With Wool. BILL MILES - Joined Class in First Grade5 Camera5 Chess and Checker5 Winter Sports5 Square Dance5 Radio5 Chorus5 Vesper Service. JOHNNY MONTOYA - Joined Class in Tenth Grade5 IRC 25 Transferred from Steamboat Springs5 Freshman Class Vice President5 Football Manager. GARY NALL-Joined Class in Fifth Grade5 MC Club 35 Drama5 Chess and Checker5 Square Dance5 Radio5 Football 35 Lettered5 Wrestling5 Band 45 Vesper Service. EUGENE ORR-Joined Class in Fifth Grade5 FFA 25 Drama5 Winter Sports. RUTH MUHME-Joined Class in Twelfth Grade5 Square Dance5 Transferred from Steamboat Springs5 Jugs5 Junior Play5 Drama and Speech Workshop in Greeley. F5 PAUL DAVID OTTENS-Joined Class in Ninth Grade, Torch Honor 2, Bulldog Tales, Drama, Annual Staff, Chess and Checker, Winter Sports 2, Wrestling 2, Track, Band 4, Chorus, Vesper Service 3, Junior Escort. DON PUGH-Joined Class in Tenth Grade, Winter Sports, Square Dance, Radio Club. SENIORS GRADUATION: May 24, 1956 CHARLES DEAN RASCHKE - Joined Class in Sixth Grade, Rod and Reel, IRC, Camera, Annual Staff, Chorus 3, Vesper Service 4, All-State Chorus, Madrigal Festival. LLOYD E. RICKER, JR.-Joined Class in Third Grade, MC Club 3, FTA, Rod and Reel, Camera, Annual Staff, Chess and Check- er, TATC, Square Dance, Foot- ball 4, Lettered 3,'Basketball 4, lettered 2, Track 2, Lettered, Mid-Winter Formal Attendant, Junior Class Vice President, Football Captain. EUGENE' EDWARD ROBINETT- Joined Class in First Grade Camera, Chess and Checker, Square Dance, Astronomy, Foot- ball, Band A, Junior Escort, Movie Operator, Boys' State, Trysting Place. ELIZABETH A. ROMERO-Joined Class in First Grade, GAA 4, Bulldog Tales, Drama, Annual Staff, TATC 2, Square Dance, Astronomy, Twirling, Band 6, Twirler 3, Chorus, Vesper Service 4. DICK SEELY-Joined Class in Twelfth Grade. F THELMA CHARLENE ROGERS- loined Class in First Grade, Pep Club 2, Torch Honor 2, Bulldog Tales, FTA 2, Drama, IRC, Camera, Annual Staff, Twirling Club, Band 5, Twirler 2, Chorus 2, Vesper Service 3, Secretary of Student Council, Sophomore Class Secretary, Jun- ior Escort, Girls' State, Make It Yourself With Wool 3, Typ- ing '.v.-ard, Shorthand Award. u' I6 SONYA SEELY'-Joined Class in Twelfth Grade5 Pep Club5 Torch Honor5 FTA5 Drama5 IRC5 Annual Staff5 Winter Sports5 TATC 25 Square Dance5 Twirling Club5 Pep-Band5 Band 25 Banner Girl5 Activity Chorus. DANNY SHERMAN-Joined Class in Fifth Grade5 MC Club 25 Bulldog Tales5 Annual Statf5 Chess and Checker5 Square Dance5 Football 45 lettered 25 Basketball 45 Lettered 35 Track JOSEPHINE SHIVELY - Joined Class in Tenth Grade5 GAA: Pep Club 35 Lettered5 Chorus5 Vesper Service. SENIORS 25 FTA Annual Staff5 Band 35 Chorus 45 Vesper Serv- ice 25 Librarian5 FTA Weird Sisters. 25 Drama5 IRC5 JAMES S. SIMOS-Joined Class in First Grade5 MC Club 25 Rod and Reel5 Camera5 Annual Staff5 TATC5 Square Dance5 Football 35 Lettered 25 Basketball 45 Lettered5 Chorus5 Vesper Service 25 Student Council 25 Homecoming Attendang Sophomore Class Presis dent5 Student Council Vice President '54-55. BRUCE SLAUGH-Joined Class in Second Grade5 Chess and Checker5 MC Club 35 IRC 25 Winter Sports5 Basketball5 Track 35 Lettered 25 Band 45 Vesper Service 3. FHA. DONNA LEE STARBUCK-Joined Class in First Grade5 GAA 45 Pep Club 25 FTA3 5 FHA5 Drama5 IRC5 Annual Staff5 Band 35 Ves- per Service 25 Shock of His Life. CELIA ALICE TAFOYA-Joined Class in Twelfth Grade5 FHA5 5 Transferred from Steamboat Springs: Jugs5 Junior Class Play5 CHUCK TAYLOR-Joined Class in Sixth Grade5 MC Club 35 1 Bulldog Tales5 FFA 25 IRC5 Square Dance5 Art Club5 Football 25 Lettered5 Wrestling 35 Lettered. ' ' H' 5 DONALD G. steels - Joined Class in Ninth Grade5 Drama5 IRC 25 Square Dance5 Proiection- ist5 Football5 Band 35 Chorus5 Vesper Service5 Junior Escort. FTA. RAY TALKINGTON-Joined Class in Ninth Grade: MC 4: FFA: Rod and Reel: Winter Sports: Football 3: Lettered: Track 2: Lettered: Chorus 2: Vesper Service: Student Council: Home- coming Attendant: Freshman Class President. WELDA TALKINGTON-Joined Class in Ninth Grade: Pep Club: Bulldog Tales 2: FTA 3: Drama: Camera: Annual Staff: Square Dance: Banner Girl 2: Chorus 2: Vesper Service 3: Prom Attendant: Homecoming Queen: Office Girl 3: Cheerleader: SENIORS WILLIAM LEWIS TERRILL -Joined Class in Third Grade: MC 2: Camera: Rod and Reel 2: Chess and Checker: Winter Sports 2: TATC 2: Square Dance: Football 2: Bas- ketball 3: Lettered 2: Track 2: Band 2: Chorus: Vesper Service 2: Movie Operator 2. RICHARD TRUJILLO - Joined Class in Seventh Grade: MC Club 3: Rod and Reel: Camera 2: Annual Staff: Chess and Checker: Square Dance: Basket- ball Manager 2: Lettered: Wrestling: Chorus. BERNIE VALDEZ-Joined Class in First Grade: Camera 2: An- nual Staff: Chess and Checker: Square Dance: Basketball 2: Track: Chorus: Vesper Service 2. RICHARD WEAVER-Joined Class in Ninth Grade: Rod and Reel 2- Camera 2: Winter Sports 2: Vesper Service. JERRY THOMPSON - Joined Class in Seventh Grade: MC Club 3: IRC 2: Football 3: Lettered: Wrestling 4: Lettered: Track 4: Lettered: Cho- rus 2: Vesper Service 2. BETTY LEE VOLOSHIN--Joined Class in First Grade: GAA 4: Pep Club: Torch Honor 2: FTA 3: FHA: IRC 3: Annual Staff: Chess and Checker: Astronomy: Harvest Ball Attendant: Prom Attendant: Junior Escort: Cheer- leader 2: Down Fido. LES WISEMAN-Joined Class in Ninth Grade: MC: Bulldog Y , Tales: Rod and Reel: Winter Sports: Square Dance: Football: ,V Wrestling: Lettered. 'I 7 Junior Prom CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Richard Roth, Reta Kendall, Gwen Mathers, Nancy Pugh, Pauline Wootton, Frances Camp, nad Joe Letsinger. JUNIORS Richard Roth, President Reta Kendall, Vice President ,4 . V 15,7 Gwen Mathers, Secretary Nancy Pugh, Treasurer Frances Camp, S.C. Rep. l Joe Lefsingef Pauline Wootton Larry Atencio Sharon Armstrong EVelY ' AYe 5 S.C. Rep. S.C. Rep. l In Memoriam H ESTER JOHNSON cLAss SPONSORS i 3 55 Mrs. Kyle, Mr. Roth, Mrs. Jobe CLASS OF 1957 C Barbara Bilsing Rebecca Blea E i Jim Buffham Joan Cobb Faye Coliom ' 1 1' ,U , Fred Cummings Deanna Dale Darlene Darlington Paul Davidson Lee Decker Jolene Edwards Carl Eller Bob Estey Frances Gilbert Connie Grounds Bill Fiske Ervin Gerber JUNIORS Howard Hageman Frank Hamill Kirk Glass ValDean Haas Lewis Hamilton Tommy Hammond Robena Hedges S. K Ev Tommy Kawcak Andy Kesfer George Maneotis Richard Mansfield Jane McCoy Mary Herod Bobby Hindman Bill Hix Harold Hoffman Qfn i Q if Mike Jeffrey ' V Sue Jordan CLASS OF '57 Ramona Knez Georgia Lepinofes Q' Clair Longuevan ,A M al. an X. 0 is Q Val McFarland Jim McMichael Louie Meek Bruce Mulkey Hank Rader 'Ex I ip 61 . -Vx. fc., 3 4 Ds Raymond Miller Dick Pearce JUNIORS Norma Roberts Sam Russell X 'wiv Frankie Peed Pete Pleasant Margaret Schneider Mary Jane Schneider Kay Shafer Delores Vesely CLASS OF '57 Betty Smith Dollye Stocks Pat Sweeney Oliver Watts 9 First prize float-Homecoming Raymond Whicker Val Whicker 1 Kent Wyatt John Zimmerman Larry Zimmerman l: niiv vu I if gba, .Wu . ,Af iw 3, gf? :SW f 'Az-.4 4? Q 26 lrin Johnson Dolores Johnson Doris Johnson Bob Kawack Erma Klaus Belly Kowach Larry Kowach lllena Lawton LeRoy Lawton BE' SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 1958 rt ' 1 jf' L 'fr a 1,- X A xy.. car l V e. .QL A J xl ll x- , 13,-4' Del Haury Virginia Harvey 139' 'VP' ff S Y Q fe ff. ii K Kenneih Henderson Bill Herring Ronnie Higgins Bob Hix Robert Lessor Frank Levkulich Lindia Livingston Larry Locke Norman Lopez Sam Iclntyre SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 1958 . . LLLL L 'wmv- W . - . - L. 'dgif ,xhf .Mi Wm in , H sg 3 ff fs in ,M lW'l' 3 time-5: Cecile Murphy Don Nall Mark Neal l l Q ll! ,L M , ,,41.., fm ig, Jim Noland Martin Parrott Ronald Perry 56 Lyle Prather Dennis Preece Pat Reddick Representative 2' SOPHOMORE CLASS or 1958 Scott Seely John Self Mary Lou Simon Lesta Smith Ruth Smith Leora Sommers Representative John Stallcup Billie Steffen Ruth Swanson Kathryn Roll Sally Russell Alice Schneider Jim Scott Bruce Seely David Seely June Synder JoAnn Thompson Bill Thompson Bertha Trujillo Dolores Trujillo Doris Van Dorn ' - gm 5 T, , ,ww M A M, ,i Q B1 ..,., 2 I 5. SOPHOMORE CLASS OF l958 2' Q- 3 k 'L -51 1 fi -- if is rs. Q!! it U T is . . -Q ' f y ,, if 'fr 5 QT xxx .i ,i c K, uf ' 2' is I fri + 1 u?sc fi 4 in . Bruce Walter Darlene Weimer Lacy Wiseman Buddy Wright Allan Wyatt June Yoder Chuck Zimmerman Chuck Zobel Jim Herod 4 i l .lr J Glen Miller ' . President i Q Jason Sweeny ,X , I Vice President Xu Jean Lyons Secretary 'X .. l U ' Bob Perich Treasurer qiz' I SPONSORS Miss Bowen, Mrs. Adams, Mr B eo Moore. FRESHMEN CLASS OF 1960 'YL Ann Devore Roy Gates Jim Pelley Dick Winder Student Council Representatives Gerald Ainge Leroy Arnold FRESHMEN Marilyn Arfman Sharon Babb Judy Blankenship Jimmy Blea Fred Blevins Robert Calder Deonna Callaway Jack Camp Bruce Castine Richard Choate Robert Clark Mariorie Coet Stott Cook Dianne Cosgriff Sharla Dale Darryl Darlington Norma Darnell l me ' - N W 1-, 1 .av 1 -f 11 . . ,M . I V Q , 'L -'nv nun-w. nr--wrvfv 1-r:w:rwu rx FRESHMEN Donald Johnson Marvia Johnson Jay Jones Tom Jones Alma Klaus Peggy Kowach Richard Lillard Carla Lippard Alvin Lorash Judy Lovelett Pat McComas Charles McCoy Alrena McKinnon Ann Martin Madge Martin Roger Martin John Miles Bob Miller FRESHMEN J. F. Morgan David Palmer Ruth Palmer Patricia Peed Vic Peterson Jim Powell Valarie Pugh Tom Rakestra Edith Rippey W Jane Roberts Kenneth Roberts David Sather Shirley Seals Sonia Short George Simon Raymond Smiddy Jane Smith Darryl Steele George Webster Lorene Whicker Marsala Wiggins Jane Wilkins Jim Williams Ronny Wilson Terry Winslow Larry Wiseman John Zimmerman FRESHMEN Jack Steffen Don Stevenson Sharon St. Louis- Gloria Stoner Sandra Talkington Sally Terrill Sam Trujillo Annette Utsinger Pete Van Dorn 'Qi 36 ATHLETIC CONTESTS They would not be complete without crowds, cheer- leaders, pep-meetings, stunts, concession stands, schemes, fatigue, and excitement. fl 5 ' 4 ,,... 4 Q1 ,Jlwllf 1 iii' 65? ATHLETICS s ' 2' I 1 1 B. 51 S . Q 14:1 S -2 S H, J as f5Wfw Head Coach 7 Assistant Coach TOM PETERSON 44, BUD FRENCH wh me !' I . VARSITY SQUAD nb.: X I xx sth' l Back row, left to right: Coach Peterson, D. Clow 23, J. Farnsworth 15, L. Meek 34, ' L. Ricker 35, R. Talkington 30, B. Mulkey 25, O. Watts 33, R. Laughlin 29, B. Terrill Ti 12, C. Taylor 13, J. Thompson 11, D. Martin 18, G. Gates 20, Coach French. Front row: J. Zimmerman, Manager, P. Pleasant 31, L. Dunn 21, D. Sherman 32, J. Simos f .y ' - 22, B. Dean 17, B. Seely 14, C. Decker 27, H. Hoffman 24, L. Zimmerman 28, G. t.. rs.. -- 1 V - :L - T-MT -' Nall 19, G. Maneotis 16, L. Wiseman 11. 'f ,Q '. gg Mfg ...lg -gt' .xiii -', A ' v' Q .c..,,,ifyz,: I-jggg,g,,:-'Q ' . LLOYD RICKER, Honorary captain 'aim-fs.:f iff -Li .3 1 ZII'CRAIG IUCRAIG ,.f5'9CT2' graf- ., - -L Jim Simos and Ray Talk- ington, two valuable players lost due to in- iuries. Both two year Iettermen. 1955 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE R...-af' O CRAIG .... ........ .... 3 4 HAYDEN .....,........ O l 1 camo ................ 7 VERNAL, UTAH .,.. 14 1 CRAIG.. .,.....,,. ...ss KREMMLING .... 0 IlI CRAIG ,.,,,....,...... 13 GLENWOOD SPGS. 27 1+cnAuG .,,..,.,,,,,,,., 39 STEAMBOAT sPGs. 7 ifcremo ,,,,...,.,..,.., 7 MEEKER ................ .4 7 RANGELY 'Conference Games IGames Forfeited Managers: J. Self, J. Zimmerman, G. Calder. RIFLE .................... 12 .- ,....,. 14 R. Choate, Fr 39 . S I ., ' fi V . Y L-J 1. , M., . Ji 'QE ., 51' ' 'EJ 5 V - ff' . ,. 'V ' A 3 71 V, ff 3 ' - 'L 1. 1:4 I use ' 'K - 1 .t V .L 'E' , K Lv . . .5 3 - - ,A - .. , 'HW ' fl . K a Q . H5324 . J K ,X I V x any 4. V. .Q -N. 6 x 5 :V U 'WW .E E gg 1 1 7' -' E. 5. W J Q ' ' A Qi? f ,,v ' .ms 1 .53 153. CHARLIE DECKER V E 1 130 lb, EB., sr. E ' - L WMM 1' f 2, - f' -, nflIlA ?'g-,L. 4. Two r. Lett a ' 1 ,FM 'J 4 - 'L A -1-,f 'Q jfs' A to Y erm n PETE PLEASAN L N .LPJRSF-? , 1 '21 147 lb. LH T CH LMJGHU ,rv Two - and QB. su H and QB. DAN SHERMAN Yr. Letterman X5g1b.1-- Letterman 141 lb. R.H., Sr. Sr., Thfee Y ' Three yr. Letterman LLOYD RICKER 160 Lb. R.E., Sr, Three yr. Letterman Honorary Captain 1 LOUIE MEEK 207 Ib. R.T., Jr. Two yr. Letterman GARY NALL 140 lb. R.G., Sr. Two yr. Letterman STARTING ELEVEN -f . 9 'f +L ' if v A ' 'Q X ,Af f G ' .. -0 1 A-4fZ'.:e - gg Q. f F-ffifii .e f 11 5 A if 'Q ..f,,,ff ,4.-.,,-v.r--- , - . N E Q is- ' .L V '91--0?'.v '-Q. . fi? Q at 'A W BRUCE MULKEY ka ,J 'S A ' Lg . 175 lb. L.T., Jr. A 1 ' 1. .t 1.11.64 . 1 gee .f fi A A One yr. Letterman N. . gt ' I 'E OUVER WATTS 1 . G 't Lilggjg M 185 Ib. I-'El' Jr. J V ' A A W Two yr. Letterman . 6 E xv .L . , i n L J X M ' Quit E JERRY THOMPSON 138 lb. C., Sr. One yr. Letterman iii. LARRY ZIMMERMAN 140 lb. LG., Jr. Two yr. Letterman L, ui 1 40 4 E1 . - 0 4 1 1 - rs J ' t :L-1:4 Eh- 1 ' -'ef 'If ,.f .' - sq .1 . S 14 iq sin' qs 1. . .Hi ..al.!:v'i -1 ,1 2, 13 ggwgh as 1 81 271 1 5 .2 , 05 1 '21 H11 '-H 87' Q 2 'lj' fl k 3, Q 'H ' 4 Y ni' 4 I ' T- M 1 1 9' ', Q ,R x A 4 '- s ufq A' . 'la 4 s 6 el -.N 4 - ,, 'A 4' l .1 - , - . . , ., 11 1 3 i 1 1 '14 Q bf! A M V . X x LA I . . . , i.,..,. 1 1-,!r: ' 'Z 31.5, 1 . A Tg ' N f '1e?Q? Qs' Pk f' 3'E'52 . ltff'.'-n.- J ' ' S '. -'-3 9 5 1- , Sew --mfr -e A . A .t '.gii f'r 'J ., . 4.44.1 af- 'J f fg11l ':.,f' ' ' . ,F 1 5.11 1 - ' 71,5-i:A',-642' J... -4' ..q,4.,..j - '61, '31 f 1 I -if ' Pzggw ni f 2-11 ' . . .. I? h. ' :..g:' 511.13 if Jflfr z ,f.5J ' '.,,,35w'4 .4 AV! r :r:..1f 1. .all Back row, left to right: J. Farnsworth, H. Hoffman, B. Perich, B. Terrill, J. Pelley. Middle row: D. Martin, D. Clow, G. Gates, D. Winder, B. Seeley. Front row: L. Dunn, B, Dean, C. Taylor, G. Maneotis. J. V. 1955 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Craig ...... .,.,.,,.. 4 8 Steamboat Spgs. ...... 6 Craig... ..... ......... 5 3 Rangely ............. 0 Craig ,.,.. ,. ....... 21 Rangely ........... ......... 1 2 Craig ,,,,,,,,, . 0 Hayden Varsity .. ..... ....19 Craig, ,.,.... ,.,.... . 14 Meeker ............. ...... 0 1 .. W.-. 4 3 JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Back row, left to right: H. Hoffman 24, B. Perich 5, J. Pelley 19, L. Dunn 21, L. Decker 14, J. Farnsworth 15, D. Winder 26, B. Seeley 14, D. Seeley 17, H. Rader 15, L. Dunn 21, T. Dean 13, G. Gates 20. Coach French. Front row: J. Camp 10, V. Peterson 2, T. Winslow 12, J. Jones 80, R. Gates 7, D. Sathers 18, J. Sweeney 76, P. VanDorn 67, G. Webster 27, S. Cook 1, R. Wilson 6, P. Ellis 24, G. Maneotis 16. 4 T I' .. Q.. :Q J .mx-i..zmf. W U. via? , Q Qiwfii uw , Jw grfifw if ,g -Ag 'L I ,f ,A A ,gy gg 1 ,g if ,., if A15 H ff' + -. 1 ,V 14 l Q fr if yi K . Q , ,. X, 'N 3 M' if ' 'KX Xu I fpfffmk 'ww ww-3 ,gawk fav.: f . , , .f. fgf . f 'li-fp -' K A 1 :--, pf' -',X 5- :W 'B' - . .31 3 Fw Q 'f ,Q J 152 'if 4 'iff f ' - ' f 5 H 4 .,V- f' X K1 L ff? 2' 5' A- 4 gl til 5 x 1 '. J Q K 5, ., i 'sk 1 mfg ,N f ,V ., ' , M, I fy km 2 I A 1 W I V a X 4 . as a ' ' 7 J ,x 'P If Q: fr ,A R' i x N: WLT ,. 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' H mf' 'Bmw-Y, -s Q Ui V ' 1 ' fiz f gixiwyx x Q :-. rms E w l .ff ' .Qt if WW iw gg? 1 Nik ACH wewmo COACH FRENCH ASSISTAIW co AS5lSTAN1 CO ACH PETERSEN Craig A SCHEDULE Opponent Craig B SCHEDULE Opponent Craig 62 Hayden ,.,.,,,,,,,, 31 Craig Hayden 77 7 7f,, 7 26 Craig 76 Kremmling 77 7,,E,, 77 39 Craig Kremmling 77 7 . 7 27 Craig 48 Vernal 7 57 Craig Hayden ,Yaa Eaaa 7 48 Craig 72 Hayden ,,a.,, 7 752 Craig Kremmling 7 13 Craig 7 65 Kremrnling 7 36 Craig Baggs 77 77 7 713 Craig 51 Meeker 77 Craig lglleekeg 7 77 Craig 52 Verna 7 7 7 Craig Team Oat 7 77 7 77 Craig 51 Steamboat 7 43 Craig Baggs 48 Craig 7756 Rangely 7 7 23 Craig Rangely 29 Craig Al Roosevelt 7 7 74 Craig Roosevelt 7 777734 Craig 59 Glenwood 77 7 -37 Craig Glenwood 7 7 7 38 Craig 53 Riflek 7 Craig Rifle 7 7 7 39 Craig 54 Mee er 7 7 7 7 Craig Meeker 77 7 25 Craig Steamboat Craig Steamboat Craig RanQe'Y Craig Rangely 77 Craig Glenwood 7 Craig Glenwood 7 77 77 Craig Rifle 7 Rifle 77 lu TERRILL-Sem' B 5, londporward 2 Year Letterman DAN SHERMAN-Senior LLOYD MCKER Q 5' 9 -Forward 3 Year Letterman , -Senior 3 6 O l'Center Year Letterman ,f FRED CUMMINGS-J 5'lO -Forward Two yr. Lenerman .4- 1 , . OLIVER WATTS-Jr. RIC 'LLLQ9?fLiAEjarZL 6'5 -Center Hl75L?37fLAgGHUNNSr. , man Two yr. Letterman T N emef TWO yr. Letter wo yr. Lenerman I PETE PLEASANT-Jr 5'7 -Guard Two yr. Letterman V. 1- 4 L Muuqtwff' JIM SCOTT-Soph. LONNIE DUNN BRUii.f,,Center 6'0 -Center 5,1 1 Soph I xGuard ' 4 N 1 E1 ul V' gy H iff? 1 1 .ga ,. if I na ,Q tmg f2 3. 3 xv W 4 M 45 George Ence, Joe Farnsworth, Dick Pearce, Jerry Thompson, Ronnie Wilson, Les Wise man, Chuck Taylor, Pete VanDorn. Delbert Haury, Dee Dixon, Richard Truiillo, Dan Martin, Allen Wyatt, Hank Rader, Dave Ottens. Mike Jeffery, Frank Levkulich, Chuck McCoy, Larry Wiseman, Richard Lillard SCHEDULE Opponent Craig Kremmling .....,,.,,....., 1 1 43 Baggs ...............,..,..... 3 55 Steamboat Springs Invitational Meet-5th place 29 Meeker .,.......,.......,..., 21 Hayden ........,.,.,,,.a...., 31 20 Steamboat ..,., .....,. 3 7 14 Rangely ....., ...-.,, 2 1 26 Kremmling ,-...,. 11 218 Rangely ...... .a...,. 3 1 19 Steamboat ,,.., .,,.-,, 2 6 21 Glenwood .,... ...,.,. 1 6 28 Meeker .,.... ..,,.,, 2 9 19 Rifle ..,,.,. ,.,-.2, 1 6 34 Hayden ......,.v,...,.,.-.... 22 21 Baggs ........................ 0 40 TOURNAMENTS Feb. 10 - Conference Meet at Meeker. Feb. 17 - Western Slope Meet at Montrose. Feb. 24 - State Meet at Denver. Dick Douglas, Charles Zoble, Bob Dean, Charles Zimmerman, Lewis Craig. we coXd and XNXGCN dew BX We CoXo- A NNCVNS band came back xN'x'sX'x ood' 'xo fvavewefmq. TW-5 anew efmq SX . SY P52 BPNO if wado Skate Band ' YN xakmgs oi Hsuperkow Q ' gear we band Yxas Q YMQ ' 6 RXKSX ESX N PkfOesQx'Xe Y'esXNaX, Novemxoev 'Z , 'xo avade and Q avskclx med 'xo We N 9 C1 Nt' fn x5 KYN I' sPe akin 9 choir in V esper Serv. :Ces- I i E I s I I i I u S 2 5 u Z f 3 Q 5 Q MMC hin 9 Band a+ Bo Id U er 'Q A-5 a,nne f Gains -.naar Y Jane Sghn' ider ' F aye Conom P . a++y B Bgbe ' . gon yd Ss dy. FLAG TWIRLERS Georgme Krueger, Leore Sommers Marllyn Welch Barbara I 5 2 48 lik! CONCERT BAND-Left side, back row: Mr. Gillette, Richard Nolan, Leora Sommers, Charles McCoy, Louie Meek, Phyllis Deal, Lavina Maudlin, Bob Dean. Third row: June Yoder, Sharla Dale, Judy Lovelett, Sandra Talkington, Shirley Seals, Ray Freeman, Paul Ellis, Ruth Swanson, Stott Cook. Second row: Charleen Rogers, Georgine Krieger, Betty Kovvach, Doris Johnson, Ramona Knez, Judy Blanken- ship, Jean Lyons, Lynda Brewer. First row: Deanna Dale, Elizabeth Romero, Jane Roberts, Ann DeVore, Donna Johnson. v-ft t, ,., Mr. Gillette Director BAND COUNCIL-Elizabeth Romero, Senior Representative, Phyllis Deal, Sophomore Representative, Louie Meek, Junior Representative, Gary Nall, Vice President, Georgine Krieger, Secretary-Treasurer, Jean Lyons, Fresh- man Representative, Marilyn Welch, President, Mr. Gillette. Q In. ww QQ ar' Q ms ,www wsu: , M A . 5 -i ,Q L- ya dv 1- '. D,.,w M ,'V.w J .Q, i M SEAL QLD, in . ' il 3 '5 V .ai 7 , ,, sc. K. ,gr K QQV K QW if' 'A .Q Q SH x ' v Q .A Q if Q 1 '- Y 39 5 '- .f A, V5-?xf:2'c . 3 'A gllff 7 XfU.iKf A V .' 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First row: Faye Heintz, Margie Burnside, Ruth Swanson, Mary Lou Simon, Sandra Talkington, Patsy Reddick, Darlene Weimer, Phyllis Deal, Diane Cosgriff, Gloria Stoner, Katheryn Roll, June Snyder, Marilyn Welch. CHORUS-Back row: Faye Collom, Mary Jane Schneider Darlene Weimer, Sally Terrill, Faye Heintz, Sharon St. Louis, June Snyder, Madge Martin. Front row: Pat Sweeney, Joan Cobb, Patsy Reddiclc, Ruth McLane, Mar- sZ::e'Wiggins, Gloria Stoner, Marilyn Welch, Mr. Gil- Nxarnyn Welch Accompanist ALL-STATE HONOR CHOIR-Marsala Wiggins, Charles Raschke, Virginia Harvey. x I K I! . lk. -' H, xQ,lilL! ff f xx ,Dymf ., ' ' Z XX Ax ,, A ks duty , bf '-mxws-11,',z.,g'2. yn f, X P S X E J . ,jk H W t1 4 Y f4Pu,f ?' N ' iff, ,nuff XX 11122 -ff X125-L A X X H X ,f 1f5m,,3,gwx.,'g, .xggfgaag f - YS in f,ff'Z'f.i?ff A vw! K A RX ,.Eic-9'f'ff4 M ' fi 5401?-Q , X 5'r'f'va - 1 , I In X I af Kr. 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Toe Yxomecom 'om me Bokoogs R'maXN came om on Kopoeo oii vdwrx N1eXda TaXYlmc-yon an successim dance soonsoved 'oy 'One 5 ' . I and x xouqh one, X9-X l.'YYNe daxl was man mX'mg over we vew Q but E 51' 4...--l N' 1' G' i 'IMI my lllll SPONSQ 0 Rao i IETMOBILEQ 5? Acvlvmzs Q: ., .swf Mr. Donald Davis Sponsor STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of the Student Council is to give the students a voice in the goevrnlng of the student body Back row Mr Davis Sponsor Eugene Roblnett Pres: dent Phyllis Deal Reporter Dick Wander Freshman Rep Roy Gates Freshman Rep. Patsy Reddick Sophomore Rep. Jim Pelley, Freshman Rep., Pete Pleasant, Vice President. First Table: Charlene Rogers, Secretary-Treasurer, Joe Letsinger, Junior Rep., Richard Roth, Junior Class President, Saundra Babb, Sophomore Rep. Second Table: Pauline Wootton, Junior Rep., Frances Camp, Junior Rep., Ann Devore, Freshman Rep. Third Table: Shirley Hall, Senior Rep., John Mrlntyre, Senior President, Georgine Krieger, Senior Rep., Marilyn Welch, Senior Rep. Fourth Table: Duane Clow, Sophomore President, Glenn Miller, Freshman President, Leora Sommers, Sophomore Rep., Sharon Jones, Sophomore Rep. OFFICE HELP Mr. Davis, Principal: Josephine Shively, Betty Smith, Sue Jordan, Georgia Davidson, Margaret Schneider, JoAnn Deyo, Billie Steffen, Velda Talkington, Pat Sweeney, Bob Deakins. 51 C X l xl. as E wi Eugene Robinett President FTA-Mo Co Hi was host to the second annual Western Slope Future Teachers of America Conference, November 9th. Several members from the Craig group were elected to offices for the coming year: they are: Betty Kowach, Cecile Murphy, and Sharon Glass. Projects included sale of peanuts for polio and two one-act plays to earn money for at- tendance to conferences. Standing: Mary Lou Simon, Doris Johnson, Sam Russell. Seated: Sally Terrill, Josephine Shively, Cecile Murphy, Madge Martin, Judy Blankenship, Shirley Seals, Colleen Johnson, Dick Winder, Jason Sweeney, Margie Bower. 55 FTA-Standing: Miss Floyd, Sponsor: Betty Voloshin, Richard Laughlin, Velda Talk- ington, Ann Martin, Jean Lyons, Alice Schneider, Bertha Truiillo. Seated: JoAnn Deyo, Oliver Watts, Bruce Mulkey, Mari- lyn Kitch, Donna Starbuck, Ramona Blair, Robena Hedges. .-Q. Its 0 K FTA-Table 1: Jim Pelly, Georgine Krieger, Charlene Rogers, Marilyn Welch. Table 2: Sharon Glass, Sonia Short, Frances Fletcher, Lesta Smith, Peggy Kowach. Table 3: John Zimmer- man, Roy Gates, Billy Thompson, Lavina Maudlin, Ruth Swanson. 56 PEP CLUBeThe Pep Club supports the team and keeps the cheering section on the move. Fifth row: Patsy Reddick, Lynda Brewer, Pauline Wootton, Joan Cobb, Frances Gilbert, Alma Klaus. Fourth row: Billie Steffen, Sharon St. Louis, Sally Russell, Alice Snyder, Lavonne Hindman, Sharon Arm- strong. Third row: Bonnie Hoffman, Sharon Babb, Annette Utzinger, Diane Cosgriff, Katheryn Roll, Roberta Christy. Second row: Miss Hamman, Sponsor, Sharon Glass, Lynn Carroll, Marilyn Artman, Norma Darnell, Cecile Murphy. First row: Velda Talkington, JoAnn Thompson, Betty Voloshin, Mar- garet Schneider. GAA-Their purpose is to build better sportsmanship and team work in the girls' sports. Fifth row: Leora Sommers, Sharon Jones, Orah Self, Betty Voloshin, JoAnn Thompson, Margaret Schneider, Bertha Truiillo, Saundra Babb, Ruth Swanson. Fourth row: Doris VanDorn, Lynda Brewer, Billie Steffen, Alma Klaus, Joan Cobb, June Yoder, Janet Kawcak, Patty Beebe, Margie Bower, Charlene Rogers, Marilyn Welch, Robena Hedges, Lesta Smith. Third row: Alice Schneider, Cecile Murphy, Lavonne Hindman, Sharon Armstrong, Lacy Wiseman, Sally Terrill, Kay Shafer, Phyllis Deal, Jean Lyons, Judy Blankenship, Shirley Seals, Georgine Krieger, Darlene Weimer. Second row: Bonnie Hoffman, Sharon Babb, Annette Utzinger, Diane Cosgriff, Tora Allred, Katheryn Roll, Roberta Christy, Doris Johnson, Frances Fletcher, Sonia Short, Madge Martin, Colleen Johnson, Lavina Maudlin. First row: Miss Ham man, Sponsor, Pauline Wootton, Georgia Lepinotes, Lynr Carroll, Norma Darnell, Ruth Palmer, Mary Jane Schneider, Ann Martin, Elizabeth Romero, Faye Collom, Georgia David- son, Patsy Reddick, Sondra Talkington. Front: Velda Talkington. it 1 Q s X. Ezii :esta CHEERLEADERS-Beity Voloshin, Margaret Schneider, Jo Ann Thompson, Velda Talkington. Velda Tallcington, Jo Ann Thompson, Betty Voloshin, Margarei Schnieder. TWIRLING CLUB!-They perform at basketball games. Back row: Billie Steffen, Tora Allred, Sonia Shori, Frances FleTcher, Mr. Giletfe, Sponsor. Middle row: Dolores Truiillo, Sally Russell, Lynn Carroll, Pat Reddick, Lavina Maudlin, Barbara Bilsing, Front row: Marilyn Welch, Elizabeth Romero, Charlene Rogers, Leora Sommers, Shirley Hall, Lynda Brewer, Georgine Krieger. m - I W' ee i ,.b+' ff 5 1: 4 . ,R if gf w 5- ' Y 1 P f Q if v K 'Q J ' Q 'ff 5 JM. , if X fm - - .A . , X. .1 4 .Ni f .e xr 59 'ww W HANDICRAFT CLUB-They learn hobbies through handicrafts. Standing: Gary Fagg, Sam Mclntyre, Ronnie Davison, Larry Wiseman, Steve Gerber, Donna Johnson, Bill Miles, Lynn Carroll, Bob Kawcak, Don Pugh, Chuck Zimmerman, Frank Levkulich, Jim Scott, Roy Harris, lrin Johnson, Dave Seely, Ron Higgins, Clyde Hanes, Bob Hix, Bruce Seely, Jack Dole, Paul Ellis, Mr. Kyle, Sponsor. Sitting: John Miles, Pat Reddick, George Ence, Del Haury, Georgia Davidson, Norman Lopez, Gene Burke, John Stallcup, Don Johnson, Kenneth Hopkins, Lewis Craig, Dick Douglas, Dennis Preece, Lonnie Dunn, Jim Dole, Martin Parrott. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS-Mrs. Adams, Sponsor, Ramona Knez, Lorene Whicker, Janette Alridge. Second semester assistants included: Jolene Edwards, Alrena McKinnon, Doris Johnson, Edith Gross. TORCH HONOR-Their purpose is to recognize and encourage high scholarship, good citizenship, and participation in school activities. Back row: Andy Kester, Dave Ottens, Lavina Maud- lin, Dave Roberts, Pat Sweeney, Jane McCoy. Front row: Betty Voloshin, Charlene Rogers, Marilyn Welch, John Mc- Intyre, Miss Durocher, Sponsor. PROJECTIONIST-Their organization is of real service to the school. They provide trained boys to operate all audio-visual equipment. Standing: Mr. Shefstead, Sponsor, Dave Hillman, Dick Pearce, George Simon, Jack Steffen. Kneeling: Larry Kowach, Pete Van Dorn, Glen Miller, Val Hass, Mark Neal, Delbert Herman, Don Steele, Gene Gates, Carl Eller. h' 'd 11,,, Am-' l RADIO CLUB Prepares a room in the basement for its equip- Jim Dole, Gary Hall, Patsy Harry, Mr Bigelow Sponsor ment Patsy Harry Jane Wilkins, Darlene Darlington, Ann DeVore Frances Camp. Standing Bill Miles Don Pugh. Kneeling: Tommy Jones, Bill James Powell, Darryl Steele, John Self, Tom Rakestraw Roy Fask James Powell Gates, Guess Who?, Bill Hix. 1 1.' ' l I P . . . --I-.. 2 l wa TATC-After sending a delegation to the state meeting the club initiated a traffic court for the high school students. Standing:Harold Hoffman, Kay Shafer, Fred Cummings, Frances Gilbert, Louie Meek, Barbara Bilsing, Faye Collom, Mary Jane Schneider, Bob Estey, Johnny Zimmerman, Gwen Mathers, Jim Hasler, Bonnie Hoffman, Ronnie Wilson, Frank Hamill, Ray Miller, Andy Kester, Larry Atencio, Phyllis Deal. Front: Larry Lock, Reta Kendal, Mr, Roth. gm .5 FHA-Norma Roberts, Connie Grounds, Virginia Glen, Linda Livingston, Edith Rippy, Alrena Mc- Kinnon, Deanna Callaway, Katheryn Roll. FHA-Their aim is to further interest in home economics, and to emphasize the importance of worthwhile home membership. Among their many proiects is the support of the Easter Lily Drive for crippled children, and the filling of boxes to be sent to foreign countries. Standing: Diane Cosgriff, Alma Klaus, Mr, Kyle, Sponsor. Seated: Hazel Earle, Dolores Trujillo, Georgia Lepinotes, Pat Sweeney, Sally Russell, Tora All- red, June Snyder. 62 Peggy Kowach, President Shirley Seals, Secretary, Annette Utzinger, Red Cross Chairman, Sharon St. Louis, Treasurer. I.R,C. DELEGATION TO DENVER-Back row: Ray Free- man, Romona Knez, Mrs. Jobe, Sponsor, Billie Steffen, 'Edith Fedenic, Lavina Maudlin, Leora Somrners. First row: Laverne McFarland, Pauline Wootton, Betty Ko- wach, Juanita Fleeger. Not shown: Bruce Slaugh. G, l.R.C. promotes better world understanding, sponsors the Junior Red Cross. l.R.C. Junior Group-First row: Norma Darnell. Second row: Patsy Harry, Shirley Seals. Third row: Ruth Palmer, Diane Cosgriff, Peggy Kowach. Fourth row: Sally Terrill, Jean Lyons, Colleen Johnson. Fifth row: Madge Martin, Annette Utzinger, Gloria Stoner. Sixth row: Marsalla Wiggins, Sharon St. Louis, Ann Martin. Back row: David Sather, Jay Jones, Judy Blankenship. meer, ,erm H332-aw. WI ' ,L ., i . , ffiigf' li ..., .V I K 5 in W ' IRC OFFICERS-Back row: Sharon Jones, Treasurer, Edith Fedenic, Vice President: Betty Kowach, Sec- retary. Front row: Jerry Thompson, President, Joan Cobb, Red Cross Chairman, Bruce Slaugh, Red Cross Chairman. l.R.C. - Back row: Jane McCoy Ken? Wyatt, Johnny Montoya. Fourth row: June Yoder, Dollye Stocks, Darlene Weimer. Third row: Frankie Peed, Bob Dean, Bet- ty Smith. Second row: Sue Jordan, Jemette Aldridge. First row: Joan Cobb, Sharon Jones, Mrs. Jobe. 15..- f 63 DRAMA CLUB-Their main proiects are giving plays and the one-act play contest. Back row: Eugene Orr, Jim Noland, Lee Decker, Don Ste- venson, Judy Lovelett, Lavon Hindman, Sondra Talkington. Second row: Delores Vesley, Lorene Whicker, Sharon Armstrong, Sharon Babb, Mari- lyn Artman, Beatrice Gallegos, Don Nall, Norma Jean Darnell, Gary Calder, Miss Bowen, Sponsor, Delores Johnson, Saundra Babb, Bob Davidson, Richard Lillard. Seated: Ruth Palmer, Edith Gross. DRAMA CLUB- Phantom of thevHigh School Play Cast. Dolores Johnson, Cecil Elkins, Bruce Castine, Diane Cosgriff, Doris VanDorn, Don Stevenson, Raymond Smiddy, Leroy Arnold, Kenny Brin, Sharon Armstrong, Chuck McCoy, Eugene Orr, Sharla Dale, Marsala Wiggins, Sharon St. Louis, Marvia Johnson. OUTDOOR SPORTS CLUB-Most of their activities have been winter sports. Back row: Mr. Bond, Spon- sor, Jason Sweeney, Madge Martin, Shirley Seals, Sonia Short, Jean Lyons, Sally Terrill, Ann Martin, John Zimmerman, Judy Blankenship, Bob Hix, Colleen Johnson, Terry Winslow, Delbert Haury, Dennis Preece, Chuck Zobel, Sam Russell, George Maneotis, Eugene Robinett, Jim Scott. Front row: Tommy Rakestraw, Dave Sathers, Jay Jones, Norman Lopez, Chuck McCoy, Frank Levkulich, Chuck Zimmerman, Chuck Taylor, Jerry Thompson, Larry Zimmerman, George Ence. ANNUAL STAFF-a senior proiect. Their work consists of many things-long hours, hard work, and a yearbook. Standing: Mrs. Wingo, Sponsor, Bob Deakins, Richard Truiillo, Eugene Robinett. Seated: Jim Simos, Betty Voloshin, Charles Raschke, Patty Beebe, JoAnn Deyo. Not shown: Dee Dixon, Earl Hargrove, Johnnie Kingery, Al Martin, Ray Talkington, Bernie Valdez, Velda Talkington, Sonya Seely. I H HI. 5 .,,., SFQERHUJ , Qnmassn mamma ANNUAL STAFF-Back row: Faye Heintz, Donna Starbuck, Ruth McLane, Marilyn Kitch, Janet Kawcak. Front row: Shirley Hall, Josephine Shively, Margaret Burnside, Joan Cesko, Elizabeth Romero, Ramona Blair. 1r',' '- '-- -Q.-we-T'-, -M-mania... nj' 'rw-:Lr,tee.ewade-W , ,J-rf 'Q .X nuhw., L, ' Mm ii J: mi-'im g. s rl' ef . .ima-ami , . w lim ' 'I .' E 'Ji ni . ! 5If 'f.i. vim- ff xi ,ex at ,Q 555 3 ANNUAL STAFF-Standing: David Roberts, Richard Laughlin, Danny Sherman, Bill Terrill, Lloyd Ricker. Seated: John Mclntyre, Jean Collom, Marilyn Welch, Margie Bower, Georgine Krieger, Charlene Rogers, Dave Ottens. Ainge, Gary 30 Aldridge, Janette 24, 59, 62 Allred, Tora 24, 56, 57, 61 Armstrong, Sharon 18, 56, 63 Arnold, Leroy 30, 60 Artman, Marilyn 31, 50, 56 Atencio, Larry 18, 58, 61, 63 Ayers Evelyn 18 Babb, Sandra, 24, 54, 56, 63 Babb, Sharon 31, 56, 63 Barber, Roy 24 Beebe, Patty 11, 56, 64 Bilsing, Barbara 19, 49, 50, 57, 61 Blair, Ramona 11, 55, 64 Blankenship, Judy 31, 48, 50, 55, 56, 62, 63 Blea, Jim 31 Blea, Rebecca 19 Blevins, Fred 31 Bower, Margie 11, 55, 56, 64 Brewer, Lynda 24, 48, 56, 57 Brin, Kenny 24, 41, 58, 63 Buffham, Jim 19 Buffham, Helen 11, 49 Burke, Gene 24, 59 Burnside, Margaret 7, 50, 64 Cadwallader, Jim 9 Cadwallader, Linda 9 Calder, Gary 31, 38, 63 Callaway, Deanna 31, 61 Camp, Frances 18, 54 Camp, Jack 31, 60 Carroll, Lynn 24, 56, 57, 59 Castine, Bruce 31, 49, 63 Cattoor, Steve 10, 58 Cesko, Joan 11, 64 Chapman, Carl 24, 31 Choate, Richard 31, 38, 49 .., In Chris?Y, Roberta 24, 56 Clark, Robert 31 Clow, Duane 24, 38, 40, 41, 49, 54 Cobb, Joan 19, 50, 56, 62 Coet, Margie 31 Collom, Faye 19, 50, 56, 61 Collom, Jean 10, 64 Cook, Stott 31, 48 Cosgriff, Diane 31, 50, 56, 61, 62, 63 Counts, Wesley 24 Craig, Lewis 24, 44, 45, 59 Cummings, Fred 19, 41, 43, 58, 61 Dale, Deanna 19, 48, 49, 50 Dale, Sharla 31, 48, 63 Darlington, Darlene 19, 31, 60 Darlington, Darryll 17 Darnell, Norma 31, 56, 62, 63 Davidson, Paul 19, 58 Davidson, Robert 32, 63 Davison, Georgia 25, 54 ,56, 59 Davison, Ronald 25, 59 Deakins, Bob 11, 58, 54 Deal, Phyllis 25, 48, 50, 54, 56, 61, 64 Dean, Bob 11, 38, 40, 44, 45, 48, 49, 58, 62 STUDENT INDEX Dean, Ted 25 Decker, Charlie 12, 38, 39, 58 Decker, Lee 19, 62 DeVore, Anne 30, 48, 58, 50, 54, 60 Deyo, Jo Ann 12, 54, 55, 64 Dixon, Dee 12, 44, 45, 58, 64 Dole, Jack 25, 41, 59 Dole, Jim 25, 41, 59, 60 Douglas, Dick 32, 44, 45, 59 Dunn, Lonnie 25, 38, 40, 41, 43, 59 Earl, Hazel 32, 61 Edwards, Jolene 20, 59 Elkins, Cecil 32, 49, 63 Eller, Carl 20, 60 Eller, Wade 32 Ellis, Paul 25, 48, 49, 59 Ence, George 25, 44, 45, 59, 63 Eskridge, Richard 25 Estes, Sally 32, 50 Estey, Robert 20, 58, 61 Exley, James 12, 49 Fagg, Gary 32, 59 Farnsworth, Joe 25, 38, 40, 44, 45 Fedinec, Edith 24, 49, 62 Fleeger, Juanita Meda 25, 62 Fletcher, Frances 32, 49, 50, 55, 56, 5 Fisk, William 20, 60 Freeman, Ray 12, 48, 49, 58, 62 Gallegos, Beatrice 25, 63 Gates, Gene 24, 38, 40, fl, 58, 60 Gates, Roy 30, 54, 55, 61 Gerber, Ervin 20 ' Gerber, Steve 12, 59 Gilbert, Frances 20, 56, 61 Glass, Kirk 20, 41, 58 Glass, Sharon 32, 50, 54, 55, 56 Glenn, Virginia 25, 61 Gross, Edith 25, 59, 63 Grounds, Connie 20, 61 Hass, Val Dean 20, 60 Hageman, Howard 20 Hall, Gary 32, 49, 60 Hall, Shirley 10, 49, 50, 54, 57, 64 Hamill, Frank 20, 61 Hamilton, Lewis 20 Hammond, Tommy 20, 58 Hanes, Clyde 25, 59 Hargrove, Earl 12, 64 Harris, Roy 25, 59 Harry, Patricia 32, 49, 60, 62. Harvey, Virginia 26, 50 Hasler, Jim 32, 61 Haury, Del 26, 44, 45, 59, 63 Hedges, Robena 20, 55, 56 Heintz, Faye 12, 50, 64 Henderson, Kenneth 26 Herman, Delbert 32, 60 Herod, James 29 Herod, Mary 21 Herod, Ruth 13 Herring, Bill 26 3 'qenrqra-syrfzavw 1-T' as-1. 'gwra-3 ff? , Hillman, 65 David 32, 60 Hindman, Bob 21, 44 Hindman, Lavonne 32, 56, 63 Hix, Bill 21, 60 Hix, Bob 26, 41, 59, 63 Hoffman, Bonnie 32, 56, 61 Hoffman, Harold 21, 38, 40, 58, 61 Hopkin, Kenneth 32, 59 Jay, Judy 9 Jeffrey, Mike 21, 44, 45 Johnson, Colleen 32, 49, 50, 55, 56, 62, 63 Johnson, Dolores 23, 63 Johnson, Donald 33, 59 Johnson, Donna 13, 48, 49, 59 Johnson, Doris 26, 48, 55, 56, 59 Johnson, Irin 26, 59 Johnson, Marvia 33, 49, 63 Jones, Jay 33, 62, 63 Jones, Sharon 24, 54, 56, 62 Jones, Thomas 33, 60 Jordon, Sue 21, 54, 62 Kawcak, Bob 26, 59 Kawcak, Janet 13, 56, 64 Kawcak, Tom 21 Kendall, Reta 18, 61 Kester, Andy 21, 59, 61 Kingery, John 13, 64 Kitch, Marilyn 13, 55, 64 Klaus, Alma 33, 56, 61 Klaus, Erma 26 Knez, Ramona 21, 48, 50, 59, 62 Kowach, Betty 26, 48, 55, 62 Kowach, Larry 26, 60 Kowach, Peggy 33, 49, 55, 62 Krieger, Georgine 10, 48, 50, 54, 55, 56, 57 64 Lawton, lrrena 26 Lawton, Leroy 26 Laughlin, Richard 13, 38, 39, 41, 43, 55, 58 64 Lepinotes, Georgia 21, 56, 61 Lessor, Robert 27, 49 Letsinger, Joe 18, 54 Levkulich, Frank 27, 44, 58, 59, 63 Lillard, Richard 33, 44, 45, 63 Lippard, Carla 33, 50 Livingston, Linda 27, 61 Locke, Larry 27, 61 Longueva, Clair 21 Lopez, Norman 27, 59, 63 Larash, Alvin 33 Lovelett, Judy 33, 48, 50, 63 Lyons, Jean 30, 48, 50, 55, 56, 62, 63 Maneotis, George 21, 38, 40, 58, 63 1 Mansfield, Richard 21 Martin, Martin, Martin Al 14, 64 Ann 33, 50, 55, 56, 62, 63 Dan 14 38 40 44 45 58 Mamnf Madge '33, '50, '55, '56, '62, as Martin, Roger 33 Mathers, Gwen 18, 61 Maudlin, Lavina 14, 48, 50, 55, 56, 57, 59, 62 McComas, Pat 33 McCoy, Charles 33, 44, 45, 48, 63 McCoy, Jane 21, 59, 62, 63 McFarland, LaVerne 13, 62 McFarland, Valden 22, 50 Mclntyre, John 10, 54, 59, 64 Mclntyre, Sam 27, 58, 59 McKinnon, Alrena 33, 59, 61 McLane, Ruth 13, 50, 64 McMichael, Jim 22, 58 Meek, Louis 22, 38, 39, 48, 58, 61 Miles, Bill 14, 59, 60 Miles, John 33, 59 Miller, Glenn 30, 54, 60 Miller, Raymond 22, 50, 61 Miller, 'tobert 33 Montoya, John 14, 62 Morgan, John 34 Muhme, Ruth 14 Mulkey, Bruce 22, 39, 41, 43, 55, 58 Murphy, Cecile 27, 55, 56 Nall, Don 27, 49, 63 Nall, Gary 14, 38, 39, 48, 49, 58 Neal, Mark 27, 60 Noland, Jim 27, 48, 63 Orr, Eugene 14, 63, 64 Ottens, Dave 15, 44, 45, 59 Palmer, David 34, 58 Palmer, Ruth 34, 49, 56, 62, 63 Parrott, Martin 27, 58, 59 Pearce, .Dick 22, .44, 45, 60 Peed, Frankie 22 Raed, Patricia 34, 62 Pelley, Jim 30, 40, 49, 54, 55 Perich, Bob 30, 40 Perry, Ronald 27 Peterson, Vic 34 Pleasant, Peter 22, 38, 39, 41, 43, 54, 58 Powell, Jim 34, 60 Prather, Lyle 27 Preece, Dennis 27, 41, 49, 59,. 63 Pugh, Donald 15, 59, 60 STUDENT INDEX Russell, Sam 22, 55, 63 Sather, Da Schneider, Schneider, Schneider, Scott, Jim Seals, Shir vid 34, 62, 63 Alice 28, 55, 56 Margaret 22, 54, 56, 57 Mary Jane 22, 50, 56, 61 28, 41, 43, 49, 59, 63 ley 34, 48, 50, 55, 56, 62, 63 Voloshin, Betty 17, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 64 Walters, Bruce 29 Watts, Oliver 23, 38, 39, 41, 43, 55, 58 Weaver, Richard 17 Webster, George 35 Weimer, Darlene 29, 50, 56, 62 Welch, Marilyn 10, 48, 49, 50, 54, 55, 5 Roberts Pugh, Nancy 18 Pugh, Valorie 34 Rader, Hank 27, 44, 45 Rakestraw, Thomas 34, 60, 63 Raschke, Charles 15, 50, 64 Reddick, Patricia 27, 50, 54, 56, 57, 59 Ricker, Lloyd 15, 38, 39, 41, 42, 58, 64 Rippvv, Edith 34, 61 Roberts, , Jane 34, 48, 50 David 10, 44, 59, 64 Roberts, Kenneth 34 Roberta, Norma 22, 61 Roblnatt, Eugene 15, 54, 58, 63, 64 7, 59 Seely, Bruce 28, 38, 40, 41, 49, 58, 59 Seely, Dave 28, 49, 59 Seeley, Dick 15 Seeley, Scott 28 Seely, Sonya 16, 64 Self, John 28, 38, 49, 60 Self, Orah 24, 49, 56 Shafer, Kay 22, 56, 61 Sherman, Danny 16, 38, 39, 41, 42, 58, 64 Shively, Josephine 16, 49, 50, 54, 55, 64 Short, Sonia 34, 49, 50, 55, 56, 57, 63 Simon, George 34, 59 Simon, Mary Lou 28, 49, 50, 55 Simos, Jim 16, 38, 41, 43, 58, 64 Slaugh, Bruce 16, 62 Smiddy, Ray 34, 49, 63 Simth, Betty Jean 23, 54, 58, 62 Smith, Jane 34 Smith, Ruth 28 Smith, Lesta 28, 49, 55, 56 Snyder, June 29, 50, 61 Sommers, Leora 28, 48, 52, 54, 56, 57 Stallcup, John 28, 59 Starbuck, Donna 16, 55, 64 Steele, Darryl 34, 60 Steele, Don 16, 58, 60 Steffen, Billie 28, 50, 54, 56, 57, 62 Steffen, Jack 35, 49, 59 Stevenson, Don 35, 49, 63 St. Louis, Sharon 35, 50, 56, 62, 63 Stocks, Dollye 23, 62 Stoner, Gloria 35, 50, 62 Swanson, Ruth 28, 48, 50, 55, 56 Sweeney, Jason 30, 49 55, 63 Sweeney, Patricia 23, 50, 54, 59, 61 Tafoya, Celia 16 Tafoya, Dewey 9 Talkington, Ray 17, 38, 64 Talkington, Sondra 35, 48, 50, 56, 63 Talkington, Velda 17, 54, 55, 56, 57, 64 Taylor, Chuck 16, 38, 40, 44, 45, 58, 63 Terrill, Bill 17, 38, 40, 41, 42, 64 Terrill, Sally 35, 50, 55, 56, 62, 63 Thompson, Bill 29, 49, 55 Thompson, JoAnn 29, 56, 57 Thompson, Jerry 17, 39, 44, 45, 58, 62, 63 59, 64 Whicker, Lorene 35, 59, 63 Whicker, Raymond 23 Whicker, Val 23 Wiggins, Marsala 35, 50, 62, 63 Wilkins, Jane 35 Williams, Jim 35 Wilson, Ronnie 35, 44, 45 Winder, Dick 30, 40, 41, 54, 55 Winslow, Terry 35, 63 Wiseman Lacy 29, 56 Wiseman, Larry 35, 44, 45 Wiseman Lester 17, 38, 44, 45, 58, 59 Wootton, Pauline 18, 54, 56, 62 Wright, Buddy 29 Wyatt, Kent 23, 41, 50, 62 Wyatt, Allen 24, 44, 45 Yoder, June 29, 48, 50, 56, 62 Zimmerman, Zimmerman, John, Jr. 35, 38, 61 Zimmerman, John E., 23, 55, 63 Zimmerman, Larry 29, 38, 58, 63 Zobel, Chuck 23, 39, 44, 45, 63 Zobel, Dell 9 FACULTY INDEX Truiillo, Bertha 29, 55, 56 Truiillo, Delores 29, 57, 61 Trulillo, Richard 17, 44, 45, 58, 64 Truiillo, Sam 35, 49, 58 Rogers, Charlene 15, 48, 54, 55, 56, 5 64 Roll, Kathryn 28, 50, 56, 51 Romero, Elizabeth 15, 48, 56, 57, 64 Roth, Richard 18, 54 Russell, Sally 28, 56, 57, 61 Utzinger, Annette 35, 56, 62 Valdez, Bernie 17, 64 VanDorn, Doris 29, 50, 56, 63 VanDorn, Pete 35, 44, 45, 49, 60 Vesely, Dolores 23, 63 Adams, Amy 6, 30, 59 Bartlett, Mrs. A. C. 7 Bigelow, Donal Wayne 5, 30, 60 Bond, Guy D. 5, 10, 63 Bowen, Elizabeth 5, 30, 63 Brewer, Mrs. Emma 7 Davis, Donald L. 4, 54 Durocher, Margret 1. 5, 25, 59 Floyd, Pauline 5, 55 Freer, Robert L. 5, 25, 58 French, John S. 5, 38, 41, 42, 58 Gillett, Byron 5, 10, 48, 50, 57 Gillett, Norma 6, 10 Hamman, Rose Elnor 6, 25, 56 Jobe, Mildred 6, 19, 62 Kyle, Joe H. 6, 10, 59 Kyle, Mary Ann 6, 19, 61 Leslie, Lee 7 Moore, Wilbur D. 6, 30 Pearce, Mrs. Robert 7 Peterse11,Tom 6, aa, 41, 42, 44 Roth, Paul M. 7, 19, 61 School Board 4 Schoonover, Kenneth P. 4 Shefstead, Holmes M. 7, 25, 60 Vesely, Darrell 7 Weyand, Jim D. 41, 42, 58 Wingo, Elsie 7, 64 66 6, 57, Charles 29, 44, 45, 58, 59, 63 W P 40 M' W1-ma f6W fQQmMwWA 4' . ' ' i yi-Q, ff 'Pj KM! M1511 W M WMM -wf JW7'7'g !jf2 WM ff ff: WM KQZZZWQWZZZZW5 Z5jW7QWW ifijfw X 6' ww MQ? 'V QM, A ff M ff!! fl! M . WMM ff Hwy Q4 s E 252 igsiljifi F 2233 3 31 wi 5 S355 3 QEQQQEQQSX M446-af fe-Q .eq 8 9 'W QW if 12 cw-J .. 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