Palmer High School - Terror Trail Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1946 volume:

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Hem em Laced ln memory of Donald Haley, who either taught or conducted for the students of Colorado Springs High School, the Terror Trail staff of 1946 dedi- cates this annual. ln his honor the music students will continue to pursue the heights to which he so willingly and dili- gently guided them. The love of music for which he strove will remain in our hearts as long as will our memories of him. Q ff' -M H V , X? ff a V NVWW W W 9? JMS? O A iisgiiig Hi1i??f2 X9 p'Z25l.d2llf of koffy pager: U A U ... L we FWD OED Ebac FIRST ROVVfMiSS MCNQH. Miss Tharp. Mr. Hnlc, Mis? Innes SECOND ROVVfMr. Mitchcll. Mr, Roc, Mr. Allcn THIRD ROVVfM1'. Hcdblom, Miss Dcssamt, Miss Troxingci' 'Rx L 3 N, Tlll s ST ROVV-flvlr. I.1L'kSf,l1, Nh. I.. O. I.n'1wmx, Nix. Hmm: ' - -- Q M1 Nl. H.xIvux.1u Nina Frvvxll SECOND ROW--Mr. Px'cQmn, Mu. lluhuxm lx RD ROVV-Mr. Vrxrnw, Mn, AHWIh'L'hI, Mm, Pvquw' FIRST ROW-Miss Hollister, Mr, Graves. Mr. Fowlvr, Mixs VValliruqfm'4l SECOND ROW--Mr. Felton, Mx. Piccilmti, Mrs. Shutts THIRD ROW-Miss VVilc'v. MIM- ll-llv. Mr. Bnlliugvr S ,F W .N L FIRST RUVV---Nha Zinn Nixv l'.lrQm1a. Mr. Stevlv SBCOND ROW 'ML Imv, M1w Ln- Mr. Iustnm Mrs. Imm- THIRD ROW- Mu, D4-umm Mv- I. Bale-man, Mm. Bnrlulink 15 s K , 5 II: v.-, Q twlffrfg . . : V,A., 1 5 A Q, was W? , ' f iu- - K BT ! g A::,, 1 'Eh-1 ww Q. fm. ,em gg- : F- E V wall' '. 5:5 3 . 3 V, . ,,..,. 5 aw Q 1 -r .. x Q., V gy 3, f 5 F 5 il W 1, - rw sw W pf FIRST ROVVffMr, Hzmdkc, M1'. Iungerich, Mr. Gillcm SECOND ROVVfMr. MfKen:ie, Mrs. Bowman THIRD ROW--Mr. Clary, Miss Bruce, Mr. Berry, Mr Amivrsnn Adair, Willis A. Football B Squad 3 Hobby: Sports Highline, Seattle, High School 1, 2 Atnip, Mildred A. G,A.A. l, 2 Girls' Pep Club l Terror Tribe l, 2 Class Room Ofbcer l Anderson, Ina Io Apostolas, Bessie A. Election 2 Social 2 Girls' Pep Club l Ice Skating Club 2 Terror Tribe 3 Other Plays 2 Class Room Officer 3 Hobby: Dress Designing Appelgren, Walter P. S.O. Cabinet 3 House 2 Publicity 2, 3 Lever Staff 2 National Honor Society 3 Terror Trail 3 Radio Club 3 Terror Tribe 3 Army-Navy Club President 2, 3 C Club 2, 3 Tennis 3 Football Manager 2, 3 Letter 2. 3 Sponsor Group Officer 2, 3 Lewis and Clark High School l Hobby Skiing, Tennis Auchmoody, Nancy I. G.A,A. Z Girls' Pep Club 2 Terror Tribe lunior Choir l Sponsor Group Oliicer l, 2 Class Room Officer l, 2, 3 Auld, Edith L. Courtesy 3 Social 2 Debate Club 2, 3 Terror Trail 2. 3 Terror Tribe 2, 3 Variety Show 2 Sponsor Group Officer Class Room Otiicer Hobby: Radio . Babcock, Barbara I. Booster 3 Dancing Club 2 Ball, I2lCk Radio Club 3 Terror Tribe l, 2, 3 Sponsor Group Ollicer 3 Hobby: lce Skating Banks, Cordelia Baker Naomi E, H Q ' Barrels, Don L. ouse 3 Girl Ri-serves l Beatrice, Nebraska, lliqli A Cappella 2, 3 School l lunior Choir l Girls Trio llobby: Music Beck, Robert C. ' lunior Council 2 Baker' Maurlce G' Sophomore Council l S. O. Cabinet 3 Home 2 House l Assembly 2 Clean Up l Social l, 2 Election 3 Merry Terror l, 2, 3 patrols 3 Rifle Club 2, 3 Terror Trail 3 Terror Tribe l, 2. 5 Basketball Squad 2 Stage Crew l, 2, 3 Letter 2 Iunior Choir l Basketball B Squad 1 Club 2, 3 CW Club 3. 3 Letter 2. 3 Football Squad 2 Football 2, 3 Fnmliall BH Squad l Football UB Squad l SDOHSOY GFOUD Officer l Sponsor Cvroup Officer I 3 Class Room Officer l. 2 Classroom Officer 5 llobbv: Aviation Hobby: 'fhpgner Becker, David Beverly, Wanda M. Girl Reserves l Terror Tribe 2 Iunior Choir 3 Sponsor Group Officer 2 Hobby: Dancing Berbaum, Grace Berry, Betty I, Iunior Council 2 House 3 Election 2 A Cappella 2, 3 Iunior Choir l Lever Staff 3 Sponsor Group Ofllre Class Room Officer 1 Berry, Phyllis L. Girl Reserves 1 Iunior Choir l Hobby: Music Bieser, Harold Bohrson, Ralph G. S.O. Cabinet 3 junior Council 2 House 1 Assembly 3 Hi-Y 1 Terror Tribe 2 HC Club 2,3 Letter 2, 3 Football Squad 2, 3 Football B S uad 1 q Sponsor Group Ollicer l, 2 Class Room Officer l. 2 Boys, Iames F. Smal 1 Brown, Frank A. Rifle Club 3 Ice Skating Club 2 llmmf Choir I Class Room Officer l Band l, 2 Orchestra 1, 2 State Music Conference l Hobby: Hunting Brewer, Dorothy A. Brown, Iames Hobby: Roller and lce Skating BIOWD, Patty Roswell Sr. High School l, 2, 3 Brink, Fern E. House l Girls' Pep Club 2 Girl Reserves l, 2 Hobby: lce Skating Brumbaugh, Myrl R. S. O. Cabinet 3 lunior Council 2 Sophomore Counril l House 2 Cheer Leaders l, 2, 5, G.A,A. l. 2, 5 G.A.A. Council 2. 5 Girls' Pep Club l, 2. 3 Iunior Choir 2 Sponsor Group Officer 1. 2, Class Room Oflirer l, Z Hobby: Sports Bruton, Betty D. Social 3 Merry Terror 2, 3 Girls' Pep Club 2 Radio Club 3 Rifle Club 3 Terror Tribe 3 Sponsor Group Oiliccr 5 Class Room OH'lcer 2 Longmont High School Burch, Anita L. G,A.A. 1, 2, 3 G.A.A. Council l Girls' Pep Club l A Cappella 3 Iunior Choir 2 Band l, 2, 3 Orchestra l, 2 National Band Con- ference l, 2, 3 State Music Con ference 1, 2. 3 Class Room Officer 1, 2, 3 Burt, Duane Hobby: Swimming Burghart, Robert A. Ir. Assembly 2 Lever Radio Stall' 3 Lever Staff 2, 3 Quill and Scroll 3 Radio Club 3 Basketball B Squad 1, 2 Tennis 3 Sponsor Group Oflicer l, 2 Class Room Officer 2 Senior Council 3 Hobby: Radio Burnett, Meredith Calhoun, Raymond E. lunior Council 2 House 2 Assembly 3 Debate Club 2, 3 National Honor Society 2. 3 Terror Tribe 3 Band 3 Class Room Oiliccr 3 Hobby: Photography Campbell, Mildred I. Solos or Ensemble Group V Spanish Club 2 Sponsor Group Oiliccr 2 Campbell, Walter Carver, Miriam E. Dancing Club l, 2 Girl Reserves l Rifle Club 3 Roller Skating Club l, 2, 3 Majorette Sponsor Group Oihcer Z Case, Geraldine A. Girl Reserves l lunior Choir l, 3 Sponsor Group Otlicer l Class Room Otlicer l, 2 lnterest: Science Casey, Betty L. House I Election Committee 2, l Social Committee 3 G.A.A. 2, 3 Girls' Pep Club l. 2 Lever Radio Stall' 5 Lever Staff 3 Rifle Club 2, 3 Terror Tribe 2. 3 Merry Terror l, 2, 5 Sponsor Group Oilicer l, 2, Class Room Officer l, 2, 3 Chambers, Patricia R. House l. 2 Booster 3 Courtesy 3 G.A.A. l, 2, 3 Girls' Pep Club 3 Lever Staff 5 National Honor Society 2, 3 Quill and Scroll 3 Class Room Oflice Hobby: Tennis Chapman, Coralyn O. S.O. Cabinet 3 luuior Council 2 House Z Social Committee l, 2, 3 Girls' Pep Club l 9:30 Club 2 Terror Tribe l, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra I. 2, Sponsor Group Officer 2 Class Room Officer l, 2 Hobby: Radio Work Chick, Ena R. Girl Reserves I, 2 Terror Tribe l, 2, 3 lunior Choir l, 2. 3 Hobby: Roller Skating, Dancing 3 Terror Tribe l, 2, I' 5 l Childress, Gene C. V.V.V. Club 1, 2, 3 A Cappella 2, 3 Iunior Choir l Boxing 2, 3 Football B Squad 3 Track Squad 1 Hobby: Sports Chisman, Dorothy L. Sophomore Council l House Z Assembly Commit- tee 2 Election Commit- tee Z, 3 Girls' Pep Club l, 2 Rifle Club 2, 3 Sponsor Group Officer 2 Class Room Officer 3 Office Girl on Terror Day Hobby: Music Christensen, Chris House 3 Color Guard l. 2, 3 Terror Tribe 2, 3 A Cappella 2, 3 Hobby: House Building Cimino, Yolonda I. A Cappella 2, 3 Iunior Choir l Class Room Ofliccr 3 Clark, Richard M. Senior Council 3 Clean Up l Hobby: Selling Roosevelt High 2 Cole, Maxine R. Secretary l Dancing Club I, Z Girl Reserves l, 2 Roller Skating Club lunior Choir 2 Hobby: Photography and Roller Skating Collins, Constance lunior Council l Dancing Club l Girl Reserves 3 Hobby: Roller Skating and Band 3 Music Class Room Oflicrr l .nv Cox, Eileen D. Sophomore Council I House 3 As: bl C 'tt 3 Colt, Al B.-,2Zi'lfV1, EM' ee Cook, Ethyl Cox, Betty L. Iunior Council 2 House 3 Sponsor Group Olllccr Class Room Officer Hobby: Literature Elbert High I 7 Girls' Pep Club l, 2 Sponsor Group Officer 2 Class Room Ollicer l Flag Swinging Z, 3 Hobby: Riding Cox, E. Lorraine Booster Commit- tee 3 Hi-Y l Terror Tribe 2. 3 A Cappella 3 lunior Choir l. 2 Hobby: Ice Skating Crandall, Robert Sophomore Council 1 Art Club l, 2 Rifle Club 3 Football Squad l. 2 Swimming Team l, 2 Sponsor Group Officer 2 Hobbv: Hunting, Fishing Attended South, West High l. 2 Creager, Ioe S. Senior Council 3 lunior Council Z House l. 2, 3 Clean Up Committee l Social Committee 3 Hi-Y 3 Stage Crew l Swimming Team 2. 3 Sponsor Group Officer 2, 5 Class Room Officer 3 Hobby: Sailing ? p.,,,,, Cronic, Phyllis I. Art Club l Hobby: Skating Curry, Virginia E. Terror Trail 2. 3 A Cappella 2, 3 Sponsor Group Ofliccr 2, 3 Class Room Oflicer 3 Hobby: Sailing, Music Davis, Ioanne Courtesy 3 Girls' Pep Club 2, 3 Terror Trail 2, 3 Terror Tribe 3 9:30 Club 2 Christmas Pageant 3 Class Room Oflicer 2 lnterest: Drama Winter Park, Florida, l Davis, Leslie F. Assembly Committee 3 Rifle Club 3 A Cappella l, 2, 3 Basin St. Boogie Boys 3 Football B Squad 3 Sponsor Group Officer 3 Class Room Oflicer 1, Z. 5 lnterest: Hunting Deboe, Iames T. A Cappella Z, 3 lunior Choir l Hockey 2, 3 Sponsor Group Oliiccr l. 2 Class Room Oiiiccr l lntcrcst: Singing De Mark, Bob patrols I Aviation Club l, 2 Band l. 2, 3 Orchestra l, 2 State Music Conference 1. 3 Clarinet Quartette 3 Sponsor Group Ollicer l Class Room Officer 1 lnterest: Photography and Music Denniss, Ierry L. Hi-Y l Rifle Club 2, 3 Band l, 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2 Letter l, 2 Basketball B Squad l, Z Boxing l UC Club l, 2, 3 Football Squad 2 Track Squad l, 2, 3 Sponsor Group Olhcer l, Z, Class Room Officer 1. 2, 3 Hobby: Engineering, Sports 3 x 05 new il' ESI' 1311051 Q' Dorr, Raymond L. C lnterest: Automobiles Teen-Time 3 . Southern Arizona. Tucson pdsadcnl' l' C' Dorri, Hildegarde Interest: Sports Wichita Falls, Texas Drumeller, Carl L. Rille Club 2, 3 , A Cappella l, 2 Diamond, Eleanor R. Band 1, 3, 3 Orchestra l, 2, 3 Art Club I National Band Conference l A Cappella 1 Imerestr Music State Nlusic Conference l Interest: Aireraft ' Easterday, Martha L. Diller, Sybil M. liouge 1 5 b G OH , . ljerrnr Tribe 2 K Danger mlm um Sponsor Group Ollirer l Las Vegas High ll 2 Clue Room Otlieer l Ebbert, Ioan Sophomore Council l Senate 3 Courtesy 3 Patrols 2 Social 2 G.A.A. l, 2, 3 G.A.A. Council 2 Girls' Pep Club 2, 3 Terror Trail 3 Terror Tribe 2, 3 A Cappella 2, 3 lunior Choir l Honorary Choir 2 Variety Show 2 Pow Wow Attendant 3 Edinborough, Don R. Clean Up Committee 1, 2 patrols l, 2 Dancing Club l Hi-Y l, 2 Roller Skating Club Swimming Team 1, 2, 3 Track Squad I Class Room Officer l, 2 Hobby: Aviation Edwards, Edna Egger, Bernadine Enger, Don Band 2, 3 Orchestra 3 Swing Band Swimming Team 2. 3 Sponsor Group Officer 2 Hohhv: Music Grand Island, Ncbr., 1, 2 Evans, Robert B. House 2 Swimming Team l Hohh : Model Airplanes V College High. Greeley Farley, Michael F. Hi-Y 2 unior Choir 2 l Swimming Team l, 2, 3 Class Room Oflicer l llohhy: Radio l' Farrington, Margaret I. Flinn, Viola M. Courtesy 3 llouse 2, 3 G.A.A. l, 2, 'S ty. A. A. 3 Girls' Pep Club 3 Terror Tribe 2, 3 A Cappella 2. 'B lunior Choir l Hobby: Sports Girl Reserves l lil Encanto 2 Roller Skating Club 2 lunior Choir 2 lnlerest: Roller Skating Forbes, Helen I. Terror Tribe 3 lunior Choir l Class Room Officer 3 Hobby: Foreign Coins Fisher, Patricia R. lunior Council House 2 Election l, 2, 'l Merry Terror 2 Girls' Pep Club l, 2 Class Room Otlicer l, 2, 3 Hobby: Skiing Flinn, Floyd Foster, Phyllis B. House 3 Election 3 G.A.A, 2, 3 Girls' Pep Club l lce Skating Club 2 Lever Radio Staff 3 Lever Staff 3 Quill and Scroll 3 Producing Staffs 3 Variety Show 2. 3 Snonsor Group Ofh Class Room Officer lnierrst: Drama cer 2 Frame, Floyd E. A Cappella 2, 3 lunior Choir l Band l, 2. 3 Orchestra l, 2. 3 Trumpet Trio lnterest: Music ' ':' ' Glazier, Ben French, Cal'0lY I- Rifle Club 2, 2 House 2 Swimming Club 3 Sponsor Group Oflifvr l lntvrn-st: Naval Ordinance Class Room Oflirer l Galligan, Harry Senior Council 'S House 3 Social Commit- tee 3 Lever Staff 3 Quill and Scroll 3 Terror Tribe 3 Golf l Glass Room Ofhcer 2, 3 Hobby: Baseball Gaskins, Anna H. Girl Reserves l lunior Choir l Hobby: Skating Gish, Wilda E. Booster 3 El Encanto Sponsor Group Officer 2 Class Room Ofhcer Hobby: Roller Skating Appanoose High School l 2 Goss, Bob Goudy, Earldeen Lever Staff 3 Rifle Club 2. 3 Terror Tribe 2, 3 Nurses Aide 2 Chess Club 3 lunior Choir l Hobby: Arfhery 4 7 .,s5p,f x W' as ' ' gi yzizx sax fr , a f A . 1- ww Green, Bill lunior Choir 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Grclwstra 2, 3 Gregg, Clare llanuinq Club 2 Baskt-tlwall Squad 2, 3 Lvttrr 2, 3 Basketball ilntramuralj 2, ? 3Squad 1 Football flntramuralj 3 Hi, El b'l '2 3 Sponsor Group Oilicer 1 H' mg U ' ' lntcrcst: Mtlsir Green, Vera lrnck Squad 1, 2, 3 llohhv: Hiking and Sports Gress, Iackie Hackman, Iaclu I. House 2 Other Plays l, 2 A Cappella 2, 3 lunior Choir 1 Sponsor Group Officer l, 2. '3 Claws Room Officer l, 2. 3 lntrrvstz Singinq, Modeling ,uw Greenstreet, Dean Assembly Committee 2 Booster Committee 3 gtiblifig' Committee 2 Haitz, D0l'lS locial 'ommittee l, 2. 3 '- .' Qfgyffg QQ' 2 Sill iiJffmCo'iiifQf 1 Tzrrior ,ilribe 2' .5 lntrrrst: Art, Tinting Sponsor Group Omccr 2 Class Room Omcer 2 llolwhv: Merhanic mf www 'F' Harmon, Helen M. Lever Stall 3 Quill and Scroll 3 'llrrror 'llrilu' 3 Band l Class Room Otlirer 7 llolihv: Singing Harris, V. Charlotte S,O, Cabinet 5 Senate l National Honor Society 2, 3 9:30 Club 3 Terror Trail 2. 3 Terror Tribe l Sponsor Group Officer 1 Class Room Oflicer I, 2 lunior Honor Girl Valentine's Attendant lntrrt-wt: Drama Harrison, Barbara E. Election 2 Dancing Cluh 2 Lever Statl' 3 National Honor Society 2, 3 Rifle Clulw 2. '3 Terror Trail 3 'llerror 2, 3 Chess Club '3 Holwhv: Designing Hartman, Harriet M. lunior Council 2 Election Committee 3 Social Committee 3 Girls' Pep Cluh 2 Band l. 2, 3 State Music Conference 3 Sponsor Group Oiliiuer 2 Class Room Otlicer l Hospital Aid 2 lnterestz Nursing Hartman, La Von Harrison, Mary Harvey, Iames M Ritle Club 2, 5 Swimming Team 3 lnierest Gunn Hayes, Eleanor M. House 2 Assembly Committee 2 Social Committee 3 Merry Terror 3 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Girls' Pep Club 3 Terror Tribe l, 3 Pow Wow Queen 3 Variety Show 2 A Cappella 2, 3 lunior Choir l Sponsor Group Officer 3 Class Room Omcer 1 Interest: Horseback Riding Higdon, David E. Iunior Council Sophomore Council Assembly Committee 3 Clean Llp Committee l, 2 Patrols l, 2 Terror Tribe l, 2 A Cappella 1, 2 Iunior Choir l, 3 Swimming Team 2 Sponsor Group Officer l, 2 Class Room Officer l lntrrrst: Sports Herbert, Francis E. lunior Council lnterest: Skiing, lce Skating Herzberger, Emanuel F. C Club 2. 3 Football B Squad 1, 3 Track Squad l, 2, 3, Letter 2 Hobby: Sports Hill, Dorothy F lunior Choir 3 lnterest: Music Hillis, Arthur W. Hi-Y 1 Football Squad 3 Football B Squad 2 lnterest: Flying Hinkle, Dorothy -1-mhnlwe Hollister, Beulah M Hinshaw, Charles 9 50 Club 3 lnterest Teachmq Om1h1 Centrwl 1 2 Hinthorn, Wayne L. Social 2 National Honor Society 2, 3 Rifle Club 2, 3 Terror Tribe 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Hobby: Railroading Hite, Woodard Hi-Y l Rifle Club 2, 3 Cross Country Team Hiking Club 1, 2, 3 Swimming Team 2, 3 Track Squad 3 Class Room Olllcer 2 Interest: Hiking Hoge, Nancy L. Senior Council 3 Assembly 1 Girls' Pep Club 2 lce Skating Club 3 Hiking Club 3 Sponsor Group Officer 1 Holman, Harry Hook, Wilbur L. Band l, 2, 3 Orchestra l, 2 Clarinet Quartette 3 Flute Qubir 3 lnterest: Music Housley, Ianice E. Senior Council 3 G,A.A, 3 Girls' Pep Club l. 2 Roller Skating Club 3 Sponsor Group Officer I, Class Room Officer l, 2 Hobby: Skating 2 Hunter, Barbara I. Social Committee 3 Girl Reserves l, 2, 3 Terror Tribe 3 V.V.V, Club l. 2, 3 A Cappella 2 lunior Choir l Class Room Otlicer 2, 3 Interest: Pharmacy and Music Houston, Patsy C. G.A.A. 3 Girl Reserves 1 Ice Skating Club Roller Skating Club Band I. 2, 3 Maiorette 1. 2. 3 lnterest: lee Skating Howard, Dolores A. Publicity Committee 3 Girl Reserves 2 Terror Tribe 3 lunior Choir 3 Orchestra l, 2 Class Room Officer l Interest: Air Hostess Ingalls, Alma D. House l Girls' Pep Club 2 Q Terror Tribe l. 2 Hiking Club 3 Ira, Homer R. Social Committee 3 Swimming Team 3 Sponsor Group Officer 2, 3 Class Room OfHcer 1, 2, 3 lnteresr: Petroleum Engineering Irwin, Leonard Roller Skatin Club 3 Iackson, Harold Iennings, Louise Iackson Reuben I Social Committee 2 National Honor Society 2 3 Radio Club 2 Terror Trail 3 Tcrror Tribe 2 3 Band 2 Varietv Show Sponsor Group Officer 2 3 Class Room Officer 2, 3 Hobby: Accordion Iackson, Walter L. Senate 1 Social Committee l Terror Tribe l Basketball HB Squad l Cross Country Team 1 Football B Squad l Track Squad 1, 2 Sponsor Group Officer 2. Hobby: Horseback Riding Iamison, Richard S. Social 3 3 National Honor Society 2, Rifle Club 2, 3 Terror Tribe 2, 3 Swimming Team 2, 3 Tennis 2, 3 Sponsor Group Officer 2, Hobby: Engineering 3 Iohnson, Donald W. House 3 Class Room Officer 2, 3 Hobby: Flying Ioiner, Phillip Zi l Q QE 'il af, Q Ioiner, Phyllis I. A Cappella 3 lunior Choir 2, l Knox, Betty L. Patrols 3 Terror Tribe Z Iunior Choir 3 Class Room Officer l. 2, 3 Hobby: Nursinq Courtesy 2 G.A.A. 3 Korsmeyer, Beverly I. Kinney, Leland K. House 2 Rifle Club 2, 3 Band l Orchestra l State Music Conference Swimming Team 3 Tennis 2, 3 Hobby: Naval Aviation Girls' Pep Club l, Lever Radio Staff Lever Staff l. 2, 3 National Honor Society 2, 3 Quill and Scroll 2 Terror Tribe l. 2, Producing Staffs 3 Other Plays 2, 3 Sponsor Group Officer l. 3 Class Room Officer Hobby: Iournalism Kubota, lack Kukulan, Regina M. ' Sponsor Group Officer l Kirchen, Zelma Hobby: Sports 3 3 .3 3 1,2 Lacey, Mary H. Booster 2, 3 Cheer Leaders 3 Election 2, 3 Girls' Pep Club 2, 3 Sponsor Group Officer 3 Emporia High School 1 Linville, Virginia L. Patrols 2. 3 Publicity 3 Girls' Pep Club 2, 3 Girl Reserves 1, Z Terror Tribe 2, 3 Iunior Choir 3 Sponsor Group Olficer 2 Class Room Officer l, 2, 3 Hobby: Air Hostess Larson, Raymond I. Publicity Com- mittee 3 Football B Squad l, 2, 3 Army-Navy Club l, 2 Class Room Oflicer 3 Interest: Radio l Larson, Richard E. Lockhart, Donna E. Booster 3 Hobby: Photography Girls' Pep Club 1, 2 Scotia High School l, 2. 3 Girl Reserves 1 Sponsor Group Officer 2. 3 Class Room Officer l Hobby: lournalism Ligler, Robert H. Hobby: Stamps l. Sterling Morton High School 1, 2 Love, William B. Rifle Club Class Room Officer Hobby: Sports Tulsa Central High School l Lovelady, Kent A. Mahan, Bob Hobby: Building Models Mann, Shirley Sophomore Council l Publicity l. 2 Dancing Club l, 2 G.A,A. l, 2 Girls Pep Club 1.2 Photography Club 2 Roller Skating Club l, 2 Other Plays l Iunior Choir 3 Triple Trio l, 2 Hiking Club l Hobby: Dancing San Bernardino, Hi h School. Q California Lowry, Harold D. House l Color Guard 3 B d l, 2. ' ' Ozlzhestra lj Marsh' lim Trumpet Trio l Sponsor Group Oflicer l Class Room Ofllcer 2, 3 Hobby: Model Building Magnuson, Beverly Booster l Girls' Pep Club 1 glfrgaglglames S' L cr Staff 3 1 9 U I Qelxu and Scroll 3 Interest: Dancing Terror Tribe 3 Hobby: Archeology, Dancing 13 Masters, Orpha G. House l Assembly 2, 3 Booster 2 McCord, Robert Girls' Pep Club 2 Merry Terror Committee 3 Patrols l Terror Trail l, 2. 3 Teffof Tribe 3 Hobby: Photography Sponsor Grou Officer l, 2. 3 P Class-Room Ofiicer 1, 2, 3 Hobby: Aviation McAdams, Marjorie McCaleh, Lennice L. Hobby: Roller Skating .V-, ff' -fi 'wt McColl, Harry A. Social 1, 2 Aviation Club l Merry Terror 3 Ice Skating Club I. 2, 3 National Honor Society 2, 3 Terror Tribe 2, 3 Hobby: Cars McFarland, Doris I. Girl Reserves 3 Lever Stat? 2 V.V.V. Club 3 Representative' of V.V,V. lunior Choir l Hobby: Music McHugh, Robert C. S.O. Cabinct 3 Senate 2 House 3 Principal-Tcrror Day Clean Llp l patrols l, 2 Terror Tribe 2 A Cappella l, 2 Baskrstball B Squad l, 2 C Club 2, 3 Letter 2, 3 Football Squad 2, 3 Football B Squad l Baseball 2, 3 Letter 2, 3 Sponsor Group Officer 2 Class Room Oilicrr l, 2 Hobby: Sports x if ,wb -4 Y 1 J, M 42 McKinley, Marilyn I. Social 3 Girls' Pep Club l. 2 Terror Tribe 3 Flag-Swinging Z Sponsor Group Ollicer 2, 3 Class Room Oflicer 1, 2 Hobby: Riding McNamara, Donald G. Basketball Squad 2, 3 Letter 2. 3 Basketball B Squad l C Club 2. 3 Track Squad l Baseball 2, 3 Sponsor Group Officer 2 Interest: Baseball McLeod, William Clean up l Photography Club l, 2 Stage Crew 2 Boxing 2 Wrestling 2 Interest: Traveling Hobby: Naval Power McMurry, Edward I. Sophomore Council l Patrols Lever Radio Stall 3 Lever Stat? 3 Quill and Scroll 3 Terror Tribe l, 3 A Cappella 1, 2 State Music Conference 1 Basketball B Squad l C Club l, 2, 3 Letter 1, 3 Football Squad 1, 3 Track Squad l Sponsor Group Oliicer 3 Class Room Odicer l, 3 Hobby: Oil Wells Senate 3 Election Committee 3 wg McVay, Shirley I. G.A.A. l, 2, 3 Girls' Pep Club l. El Encanto Z Terror Tribe l, 3 A Cappella 2, 3 lunior Choir l Variety Show Z Music Festival l, 2 Sponsor Group Oflicer l, Z Class Room Officer l, 2 Hobby: Swimming Melena, Rudolph Aviation Club Terror Tribe Other Plays A Cappella 2. 3 lunior Choir 1 Operctta Variety Show Music Festival Track Manager Metcalf, Marcelly Iunior Council Assembly 2 El Encanto 3 interest: Music nG. 2 :ffm-sniyf Meyers, Colleen I. S.O. Cabinet 3 Secretary 3 Iunior Council Sophomore Council Election 2, 3 Patrols 3 Girls' Pep Club Terror Tribe 1, 2, 3 A Cappella 2 lunior Choir l Sponsor Group Officer 1. 2 Class Room Officer l, 2 Nichols, Demaree Morgan, Ioe A. VVV Club l, Z, 3 lunior Choir 3 Boxing 3 C Club 2, 3 Football HB Squad 1 Track Squad 1 Class Room Officer l Hobby: Music Myers, Donna M. lunior Choir 3 Interest: Roller Skating Elyria High School Ord High School N agode, lack Q. N icolai, Robert House 2 Clean up l Basketball B Squad l Football B Squad Z. Track Squad l Sponsor Group Officer l. 2 Class Room Officer 2 lnterest: Athletics Nuttall, Marylou Senate 3 House 2 Assemblv 3 Booster l, 2 Election 2 Merry Terror 3 Girls' Pep Club l, 2 Flag Swinger l, 2, 3 Sponsor Group Oliicer l Class Room Officer 2 lntcrest: Pharmacy Tig:- .. , , r. .,.,, I 4 I SDL ggi Sw if' iffifs' Ober, Eleanor A. Courtesy 3 Patrols l G.A.A. l, 2, 3 Osborn, Leland Dancing Club 2 G,A.A. Council 3 Hi-Y lv 2 Lever Staff 3 Band l, 2. 3 National Honor Society 2, 3 Orchestra l, 2 Quill and Scroll 3 I-SHCI' 3 Terror Tribe Z, 3 Sponsor Group Officer I Class Room Ofliccr 2, 3 Ilobby Tennis Basketball Manager 3 C Club 3 Interest: Athletics 1 x 'Wm' Omaits, Elsie I. House 2 Sponsor Group Ollicer 3 Class Room Olliccr 2, 3 Hobby: Nursing Salem Ohio High School I Chaffey High 3 Ormsby, Charles H. Art Club I, 2, 3 Boxing l, I Ostrowski, Wilford T. Band I, 2, 3 Orchestra 3 Senior Champion Intramural C Club 3 Letter Baseball 2, 3 Class Room Officer Interest: Music Owens, Dona Swimming Team I, 2 Paddock, Mary Lou Track Squad 1, 3 Wrestling 3 Class Room Oliicer 5 Interest: Fino Art 5 Sk Pearson, Beverly lean Girl Reserves 1 Terror Tribe l lunior Play fOrnarcl, Calif.i Sponsor Group Officer Class Room Officer Perkins, Wilfred G. Dancing Club 2 Basketball Squad 2,3 Letter 2, 3 Basketball B Squad 1 C Club 2, 3 Track Squad l Baseball 2. 3 Sponsor Group Officer 2. 3 Class Room Officer 2. 3 lnferest: Baseball Harvest King 3 P' -- Q 'C ' a i . g if is Pierce, Bill Pinnock, Shirley P. Iunior Council House Parrols Publicity Cooking Club Debate Club Girls' Pep Club Iunior Choir Band Orchestra Hiking Club Sponsor Group Officer Class Room Officer Interest: Music St. Scholastica Academ Putnam, Ralph Reese, Iay M. Ice Skating Club Roller Skating Club A Cappella 2, 3 lunior Choir l Swimming Team 1 Hobby: Minerals, Art Reilly, Rosalie A. Dancinq Club 2 Girls' Pep Club 2 Terror Tribe 1. 2, 3 Class Room Officer Hobby Roller Skatmq ,M-d!4'!5 Q 'Y' I ff' Rea, Bonnie A. Girl Reserves l Terror Tribe 2 A Cappella 2, 3 lunior Choir 1 Girls Trio Class Room Officer 1 Hobby: Music Richie, Robert E. Dancing Club 2 Terror Tribe 3 Stage Crew 2 A Cappella 2, 3 lunior Choir 1 Swimming Team 3 Hobby: Swimming, Photography Reed, LaVaughn Rogers, Rolly Rothisberger, Harry Sanders, Z. Iulia Girl Rt-serves l Terror Tribe 1, 2, 3 Class Room Officer 1. lnterestz Sports 3 Routh Aurolyn Rowe, Peggy Ann Samson, Dorothy A, Dancing Club 2 Terror Tribe 3 Class Room Officer 2, 3 Hobby: China Dogs Schenck, Gretchen SO, Cabinet 3 Sophomore Council 1 Courtesy Committee 3 Election Committee 2 Patrols 2 Girls' Pep Club 3 National Honor Society Terror Trail 2, 3 Terror Tribe 2, 3 Class Room Officer 1, 2 lunior Honor Girl Holly Queen Attendant D.A,R. Good Citizen 3 Schooley, Helen I. National Honor Society Girls' Pep Club 3 Terror Tribe 1, 2, 3 Variet Show 2 V Sponsor Group Ofllcer 1. Class Room Officer 1 Hobby: Skating 2 2 2 Schubert, Mary B. Soplmnmrc Cunnril l Courtesy Committee 5 Cfmxkinq Club 2 luninr Choir 2. 3 lnreresr: Horseback Riding Boonville High. Missouri l Schweikhardt, Marjorie l'lou4e 2 lunior Choir l Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Sponsor Group Olllcer l, 2, l Scott, LaVonna P. House Z, 3 Assernhly Committee 2 Patrols 3 Terror Tribe Band Majorettc 3 Interest: Swimming Lnlullu High, Calif.. l Seaber, Claire lnterewt: lce Skutmq gf ,-in - K 5 Y W Q 3 A 3. JW' .i ia . i X S, 3 . fggm Senter, Val lcv Skating Club 2, 3 Klluld 7 3 Rrllv . ,. Lcnvi' l'l'raCkp 1. S Siddongy Cargl C Club 2, 5 Bind I Fuotlmllq Squad 5 Olrchlwtm I 3 gmlk, v5?ua.,d l lnrarewr Musu' UL ll ' L' 3 Fi-rrv llzull. Lzxkc Furwr. lll, Spuumr Group Ulliccr l Class Room Ulllrvr l. I luu'l'n'St: Hunting :mil liklminq Servatius, Virginia M, Houw 2 Elvrlinul l. 2, 5 Girl! Pep Cflulw Rillr Club 2, l Spcsumr Group Olllurr 3 Claws Room Olllcvr l. I lurvrr-xl' Slxuuq if rf X 7 f ---- .ii-E Sherba, Thomas E. glrull up Cmuxulttcv l. .7 XV fluarnl l, 2 Sinev, E. x ,I-mm Tum 1, 1. 4 Roller Skating ciluh S Stag? grew 1' 3' 3 Track Squad 3 l f ., V Gulf lv 2' 3 lluntiuqumu Park. Los Angvlvs, 2' -::l:' I .i lntvrvwl: Englurvrmg :mil Cam- 'lvruxvling Wa 4 W um 35 ,2 X W P rr, , B H fu fu Short, Ioan I. 1 Y fs 4 Gif AW Courtoxy Cmuuuttn c 3 Girl! Pep fllulw 2 Girl llvwrvcs l Tc-rrcu' Tribe 2, 3 Clasp Room Oillrer l Sim 'f lntvrvstz Dnurinq ,QM Smith, Betty H. Assembly Cunmlillev 3 Patrol:-a 3 Debate Club 3 Girls' Pep Club 3 Radio Club 3 A Cappella 3 Smith, Merle Smoots, Billy Smith, Louanne Senior Council '5 Home I Southcotte, Pauline Booster 3 Girls' Pep Club l. 2 Clase Room Olflfer l 3 Smith, Maurice Spencer, Noble House B Letter Basketball B Squa Track Squad l Class Room Officer 2 Intramural Football Intramural Basketball d Stark, lack W. lunior Council House 2 Clean Up Committee l Social Committee 2 Dancing Club 2 Hi-Y 1, 2 Lever Staff 3 Terror Tribe 2, 3 Sponsor Group Oflicer 2 Stein, Ruth A, Iunior Council 2 Social Committee 2, 3 Debate Club 3 G.A.A. l, 2, 3 Girls' Pep Club 1, 2 Lever Staff 3 Quill and Scroll 3 Terror Tribe 2. 3 A Cappella 2, 3 Iunior Choir l State Music Festival I, 2, 3 Variety Show 2 Sponsor Group OfHcer l, 2 Class Room Officer Interest: Nlusic Stoll, Ioseph P. Sponsor Group Officer 2 North High, Denver l Stone, Esther I.. Terror Tribe 2, 3 A Cappella 3 Iunior Choir 2 Sponsor Group Oflicer Class Room Oflicer l Interest: Ice Skating Stringham, Billy Stone, Esther L. Sullivan, Rupert H, Interest: Baseball Baseball 2, 3 Talley, Dick L. A Cappella 2 Basketball B Squad 2 Football Squad l Sponsor Group Officer 2, 3 Class Room Officer 2, 3 Tenenbaum, William House l patrols l Band 2, 3 Orchestra l, 2, 3 State Music Conference l, 3 Clarinet Quartet 3 Sponsor Group Officer l Class Room Officer l, 2 Hobby: Engineering Tapp, Cleo, Ir. House 1, 2 Assembly 3 Clean Up l patrols l, 2 Ritle Club 2. 3 Basketball B Squad 1 Swimming Team 2, 3 Tennis 2, 3 Sponsor Group Officer 3 Hobby: Photography Taylor, Betty B. Social 2 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Girl Reserves l Terror Tribe 2, 3 Other Plays 2, 3 A Cappella 2, 3 lunior Choir l Band 3 Orchestra '3 State Music Conference 3 Sponsor Cvroup Officer l. 2. 3 Class Room Officer l, 2 Thady, Iacque 1 Cheer Leaders 2, 3 Election 3 G.A.A. l. 2, 3 Girls' Pep Club l, 3 Band 1. 2, 3 Class Room Omcer Hobby: Sports Thornton, Bob Timmerman, Kenneth L. Clean up l Basketball B Squad l. Z C Club 2. 3 Letter 2, 3 Football Squad 2, 3 Football B Squad l Sponsor Group Officer l, 2 Todd, Catherine N. Iunior Council 2 Parrols 1 National Honor Society 2, 3 Terror Tribe 3 Iunior Choir 3 Sponsor Group Officer Z, 3 Class Room Officer 1, 3 Trembly, Cecil O. Iunior Council 2 A Cappella 2, 3 Iunior Choir l Band l Boxing 3 Wrestling 3 Sponsor Group Officer 2 Toney, Violet N. Hobby: Bowling Stilwell, Oklahoma, High School Townsley, Harry E. Color Guard 2, 3 Terror Tribe 3 Hobby: Hiking Trammell, Velma M. Class Room Officer l Hobby: lce Skating Vandenberg, Gerald VanDruff, lean af!- C ji if . mi, ,I K . 4 ' 5 ni - Dv N 1 as If if is ,1 1 Eli Van Druff, Winifred M. Debate Club Hobby: Roller Skating is 'L Van Hoesen, Marion A. A Cappella 3 unior Choir 2 l Liberty Memorial High School l, 2 Van Lopik, Evelyn L. Publicity 3 G.A.A. 2, 3 Girls' Pep Club 3 Lever Staff 3 Terror Trihc 3 National Honor Society 5 Class Room Ofliccr Hobbv: Dress Designing Walcher, Paul Wallace, Finlay lunior Council 2 Assembly 3 Sponsor Group Ofllcer 3 Walt, Mary I. Patrols 3 Terror Tribe 2, 3 Iunior Choir 3 Class Room Officer 3 Hobby: Nursing Walters, Viola M. Band l, 3 Hnhhy: Art Fountain High School I, 2 Ward, Ella P. Sponsor Group Olliccr QI, 2 Weaver' Glofla Orange, Tmas, High bchonl 1? '-x, P' fx ,Mx wo, -. Warren, Lenora Watts, Lewis A. V.V.V. Club l. 2, 3 lunior Choir 3 Boxing 2, 3 Track Squad 5 Hobby: Boxing, Sports VV hecler, Jimmie Waugh, Louise G. Booster l Girls' Pep Club l Lever Staff 3 ' National Honor Soaivly 2, 5 Welde' Leona M' Quill and Scroll 3 A lqlmlsf' 2 i Terror Tribe 3 Qfmnlsh club 2 V A Cappella 2, 5 bponsor Group Ollicrr hmim Choir 1 Hubby: Ice Skating Class Room Oflicrr l llobby: Singing, VVrltinq Sf- l 2 1 is V ,aryl Q' iqvwnm, White, Tommy Wilkinson, Dorothy N. Booster 2 Courtesy 3 Election 2 Tcrror Trail 2, 5 Tcrror Tribe 3 Sponsor Group Otliccr Z, 3 Class Room Otliccr I, 2. 3 Hobby: Dancing Willford, Herbert C. Rilie Club 3 Hobby: Aviation Hunting Wichman, Marian F House 3 Elcction 2, 3 Sponsor Group Ofliccr Hobby: Dancing Wiggins, Robert D. Basketball Squad 2. 5 Lcttcr 2. 3 C Club 2, 3 Football B Squad l Sponsor Group Oflicrr 5 Hobby: Sports Wilson, Spencer Chess Club Hobby: Fishing, Hunting Christian High School Winternitz, H. lane Senior Council 3 Assembly 2, 3 Girls' Pep Club 2 lcc Skating Club 5 Terror Tribe 3 A Cappella 3 lunior Choir l Class Room Otliccr 2, 3 Teen-Time 3 N 7-if NSBA M isfif ,Q gm. Wischmeyer, I Senior Council 3 Assembly 3 Debate Club 3 Hi-Y 2, 3 Lever Staff 3 Quill and Scroll 3 Rille Club 2, 3 Terror Tribe 3 311165 llicer l Class Room Oflicer l Hobby: Railroad Photography Shaw High School I, 2 Sponsor Group O Witham, Colleen Sophomore Council l House 3 Assembly 2 Booster l, 2 Election l Girls' Pep Club l, 2 Lever Radio Staff 3 Lever Staff 1, 2. 3 National Honor Society 3 Quill and Scroll l, 2, 3 Radio 2, 3 Rifle Club 2 Terror Tribe 5 C.A.P.C. l, 2. 3 Producing Staffs 2. 3 Other Plays 2. 3 Sponsor Group Officer 2. 3 Class Room Officer l, 2. 3 R. Yehle, Bill ,fr ,ge- Woldrulf, Thomas D. Sponsor Group Officer Z ZOIIDEIII, Allen Class Room Oflicer l Ferris, Sally Wynne, Bob H. Loomis, Lorraine E. Social 3 Booster 3 Dancing Club Z G.A.A, l, 1, l Rifle Club 3 Girls' Pep Club I Band l. 2 Terror Tribe 2. 3 Sponsor Group Orliccr l A Cappella 2. 3 Hobby: Shooting and lie ll1Y1i0f Chliir l Skating Sponsor Group Ollicer 1. 2 Glass Room Orlicer l, 2, 3 Hobby: Miisic, Athletics y ,I W. V, ,V yr, A if K , f .. .,JA,vX1VX 4 .... j2,, J V W wg, ,. LA4Y x ?x'RLi59B . Q , vp, Y 'D f ?2i-wif, if N My WW I MMMW v....W Q ' A f 'EJ X fx 5 Wig X 3 . Wifi I , WMM.,., 5 Y , 'E ff Y '91, if ,334 sf ' , Z H g. if X 2 i :- ,pn T 11 , it ' ' usb' 531295 xr' ,i I If 'ZH A x I - . A ,..., if Wm v.,., 1 5 Dorothy Adams Eddie Beals Nina Bonto Shirley Burnett Lois Cronic Dorothy DuVall Glenda Fnltz 58 Barbara Albertson Barbara Beardslcy Darlene Boethine Lucy Burns Walter Cunning Peggy Dyche Velma Fraser Q nr lg t . ,i g ll if :Q.gf-j1Q:- ., ii '-J L Y A , Bill Alvari Bill Beauchamp Carleen Boyer DeWane Capps Don Darling Barbara Eaton Lulu Beth Gagnon N xx .3 ' zz S if in . . H A -is 'f , f su X :Q E s Syn e za e:-i 15: J ..-1 C lean Anderson Marian Berg Dwight Brothers Patsy Catlin Karlene Davis Eloverne Eiferd Evelyn Gardner Penelope Argyros Bob Bertilotti Roger Bruce Barbara Chadbour Delores Denny Elaine Farrington Rune Gentry ne N 2' -:.:...:.a, If 5 ,..,,. 1 H H? r N Q5 f in , H i s 331321. fl' ii. A ii -ff im. 1: 'f gg M ks! Mk- ae 45 QS Qi 9 5 i' H' ' X we X six 52 I 1 X AE' Susan Baldwin Charles Betton loan Brunner Marian Clark Margie Dick Inhn Fast Walter Gillette A - ', .ig -if' loan Bassett Carmen Bishop Tom Bruton Bruce Corley Patty Dudley Wilma Feldt Larry Grnth 1 ,i X Q? if Q -f :X mf ml :aa ,A wif X. 32, :SQ A5 , sr , . I in ', W' V 4 ima. Ai , 215-:QM-,3 X 4 is SIM ' 7 .2-x-1.,, I I- - . ... xg H' X ' , f, I if ' fa ., , Q 'I F Qu ...,., 1 X 3 . ' Mila. IQ-,. X 5 ask X fl A 'I V xl , B' , 'in' . In N .. W , , L- xx , K ,N - . f . 5 u N I A 5A if - f 5 2 4 35 lt 1 ia, L 1 W gg. .Q y , ffm l Q my l is if . ': .-:N ' .V i li 1 ,.., - 5 1 A' l gf - ' ' . ..,, - ' ' . -'f .- , , 'W ' . n 1' .f ' hi. r, X l 4 xl . f Gra - Nancy Gunn Delno Hall Laura Hansen 'Q-j i -- Mabel Hollister Madeline Honeynian Ann Horner , L if 'mell Martha lohnsnn Norma Iordan Dave Innson a gie eating Clyde Keller Barbara Kelley Clara Kennett Serald Larkey Leia LaVelle Richard LeBean Albert Litell lol: Loomis Harold Lynn Inhn Mann Angie Mavras Harold Montgomery VVaync Montgomery Bonnie Myers Marthena Nash Q56 Q 1 i W X QM' 3 ,fi 'A 'f ifsgiff E .. rf. f H 1 Burton Hartwich George Hubbard loan Iones lim King Marion Liqler Thomas McClure Irma Olson X lx wit -C' .3 K V, ,Ski 2-4- 41 . . s4f.I i Bessie Hastings Iames Huth Barbara Kapelke Patty King Mae Lollar Don McKee lla Mac Padley ' i -: . , X T, 1 M ....r Mildred Hill Teddine Ililf Bob Karr Mary Ruth Kreuser Hildred Longyear Shirley Mergelman Willis Parks 59 :E . 1 i,. . H554 4 Wi' Qs Georgia Pearcy Rex Reed Rollie Rogers lames Spahr Barbara Tiger 60 Irene Pool Betty Reiner Beverly Schlessinger Hollis Spindle Alice Trujillo Sally Preston Lauren Rhude Mary Seabolt Ioan Steinlieht lack Vaughn Lillian Prolfit Martha Richardson lack Secoy Mary Ann Stites Marleah Werker ' ,..,.. H ,... ' W 'Qi Richard Pugh Pattie Richardson Billie Simmons Barbara Taber Verna Whittier I ,M Y s H i ,-5 ' ., f ' 1 , AY 'i . .lu- ,2' - f ' D.. Donna Rabinolf Barbara Roberts lim Smith Don Teason George Wilkinson , ,... .,1,,?,MW. Bill Ray Connie Rogers Ioan Sonnally Paul Tietzen Dorothy Winters ,YK , me com! .os 'K . ' ' . Mal aa, . 5, .. ITA! A733 'Q' 'L .rn ' ,.i :-I',:' - 22 .12 I-:' ' it ft rw M kai-1 5 'X -K if i A.,- ..'v ' E i ig, 37 F W il 5 za 'Q Wg , ,An 1 Q 5 Abegigf Ni Doris Babcock Paul Brown Roberta Chisman Winifred Franklin Donna Haley lohn Honeymau Eleanor Karr 62 Richard Barnes Kathleen Butzin Marge Cowen Eugene Gttchell Maxine Hallowny Nicky Hood Billie Kinq Mary Lou Birclsung Margery Cain Darrell Craig lane Goodbar Dick Hanes Betty Hntz Skip l.eCmne , I ,s gh .. , , 'N-Y :g5g.,. , My , HL M ,, C, if 1 1 i RL ai 'G ,- 'W' f? lx i, 1 . ,. nr i l'l':l 3 C 'r',rn,,.,.,. . ..,. ,gy -nm I A , Q T r 1 L. F Q ff H, v Dolores Boland Verna Carpenter Conrad Dnengca Lee Guodbar lack Hartman Nlmlcne Iuhnsun Gilbert Liqun in Lucien Borden Phyllis Betty Chapman Ioyce Iacque Edwards Barbara Krystine Glazier Virginia Laurance Herold Martha Clarabelle Inhusmn Patsy Innes livelyn Lunq Rnnnii' Mahi' In l -s. 3 . S uqzb is . T? v-:, . y an ai? QL ja Q W ..,, Q. 'f Q ws.. ffiiffi il is QE R . i , M Q? L is ,,,Q-' f . T .,I- 4 A mm V+ 4 W V is -:.' :ig - Y 1 fr rm., L 4 K vie: f f 1 o sf n 'ef ..., ,...,, iff r , m 3 ., .,.1.,.,.- ' t a A r 5 , 5 , , r araa n 'Aw A , gy V c wk r L h I . Z - , .1 f uulu Y 7,46 Di ,VM R . so iii a-Zami X 3 Y Virginia Meek Dolores Parberry Audrey Robinson iene Spears lonald Sullivan nan Westerman Mary Miller Iackie Peterson lean Roper Robert Spindle David Tinsley Carina Lee Weese Barbara Moore Tommy Renck Wanda Rose Elaine Steele Frankie Truesdale Anna Lee Wight Allene Winiq Bob Moore Carl Rinker lean Ross Frances Steele Helen Tusler Mary lane Vvilson Mzxrgie Yates it-,t-I r an M - ..,. 'x 1, esfffir . we 5 use 31' . fmt' L. 'Q'-3' lad ig ,,r, , 'fir R gn ll it 9 cz Margaret Mosley Pat Risher Margaret Shive lo Beth Stephens loan Vaughn lean Winters Doris Nice Ramona Roberts Lela Mae Smith Beth Ann Sullivan Donald Wessels Ruby Lee Wise 63 pow Wow Queena flied, ffeanot aqayea and M.27l?'ll.d .Yetva:tz'u.4 Cfqirxe . LLY QLIEENSWGRETCHEN SCHENCK, SARAH HAMMOCK AND CORALYN CHAPMAN Q, A, ,r-4 iu ' ,. :..,, ., .nw it PM yfwb df ,asf ff fp. ff , Lv -f X Hg, V .2 .,,' I M-'fa-H F 4 W -xv, 4455, A ' 1 E ROW ONE-M, Richardson, D. Pickett. VV. Gillette ROW TWO-T. Hines, D. DuVall, H. Lonq- year, T. Bruton, M. Berg, R. Genty B. Kapelke, B. Kelsey, B. Albertson, R. Reed, B. Nlclntyrc, H. Lynn, D. Rabinolf. P. Dudley M. Richardson, B. Albertson, D. Pickett. B. Knpelke, H. Longycar .Wage coz The big theater news of March was the return of dramatics to Colorado Springs High School. Under the able direction of Mr. Felton, the junior class of 1946 presented Spring Green a rollicking comedy of teen-age youth. It was a fine play with an excellent cast to bring out its fine points. Dorothy Pickett as Scooty turned in a sparkling performance as the traditional brat. Rene Gentry and Bob Kelsey as Dunc and Bing, respectively, exemplified the typical high school boy. The versatile Tommy Bruton as Newton, turned in his usual fine performance and the glamorous Eula, played by Marian Berg, was exceptionally good. Genevieve and Pinky, as portrayed by Hildred Longyear and Barbara Kapelke, gave excellent pictures of the typical American high school girl. Barbara Albertson and Bob Mclntyre did exceptionally well in their respective parts. Harold Lynn gave a very convincing characterization of Doctor Blodgett. Dorothy DuVall, Ted Hines and Walter Gillett also turned in excellent performances. All in all the play was a great success and the members of the cast deserve a big hand for the outstanding effort and work put into this play. 67 U if: , 3 gi . VV.. gms: f z . , , 0 . ., Mm.. W ? iw 4 .. wi . - A wi '41, +2 5 as E .:. .r 4 K ,ff Q gm 5 W u satis ii . f-579 3 nt saw? Q S 4 2 W5 3 fi ,., 5 S gg .Q iii J H f......W,...M,....., ,. M is h-0 my-Aw 'Dv' V .W.M ' ' f i I! 44 g . ,W .rwz ,A 1 ' -Y f'g:h ::' ' 'vi-:',9h1mML:f: ':'-:.4 .'I L? 'wivmlsimz Nh.. duuwwwfmmwnmf fffffx M x ir we 'M X FIRST ROVV-f-Bi-xvrly Suns. Vklaync Bruton, Dnrulliv Nrxlulc SECOND ROVV--Doris llaury, Bill 'l'cnvnlwziuvn, Pnnlim- Chmnlwrlnin, Nlnrioric THIRD ROVVvC.irol Sicldonm. Shirlfy Dawson. Mary Armcntrout. Nlurinn Clark. D lohn Nlann FOURTH ROW Rmlvrrt Cfmxlingly, Bill Gri-rn, liilwin Cummings. Dun 'l'vn5on FIFTH ROVV-lanws Fornvr. Norval D, Nlillvr, Don Engcr, La Mar Olson, Rnnal Eddie Bcnls, VN'ziync Hlnrlmorn -j ,1 ' X FIRST ROW Mrxrgarcr Shura Dmxgglds Gustm SECOND ROVVW-Patty Brown, Muriorie McAd.un THIRD ROW- -Richard Puqh Shirlcv Im' Nlvrqvlxmm, Bob Lvnn. Marv Briqhr A ,QA Y-AHF gg 'Q rr' D ,ff 4' . FOURTH ROQV Georgc Yfrughn. Richard Vvrllinnrs. N1u.x,Bunm, Nnrmgr Law. Pcnclupv Argx-rm Pi-ggv Dyclmr FIFTH ROVV Flrwd Frdnu' Rmvsrxrll Lvnch. Hill XX'ruucls Barbara Rnvhvrr-. Shlrlvv Pmnmk 71 A2 0'Zll JIU!!! ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ONE -Nl. Nlcllnxxr B. DL-Nlark. YV. llmwk. R. Pugh TVVO Nlzmu, U. l..1Rcul1c. A. Binh. Nl. Law. L, ll.xx'Im.m THREE -C. Bvnnrll, S. Lrfironr, R. Nuhlr. A. llavllurkl FOUR- -D. Starr. F. Slnltrs, R. Cflllmun, A. Vvyilfmlg. V. XNIIICFS, D. livxlwx' FIVE-VV. Bcrwtulwuxg. U. lVlUQu1llmms. A. VVAISH SIX KJ. Still, lfllml R. Lincoln, XY. llxtrowslxi. li. lhutlclt D. lfvlgvl lNlCCzum SEVEN Dvvwiw lf. Bcdlf. ll. Lou rv. F. Fxfuur. ll. Lvnn A. Nlatlnrx L. Kvrlvy 141 Midlllykf ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ONE--C. Ch.1pm.1n. ll. llmllnnn. M. Arnxcntmut, lf. Sn-vlc. M. McAmnCh TWO-M. Clark, S. lVlx'rgvlln.m, B. Lynn. Cl. Dv'mnc'llvx'. N. Hunlu. G, Vaughn THREE--B, Tcvwhfuxnl. I. 'l'l1.nlv. C, Collins, B, S.ul:m.uu UR-D. 'lqcfnsmn lf, lfnvnmxng, S. Shaw FlVEfS. Pummrk, D. l7xnk. H. Ruhrrra. B. VVnmIs. Mv', Lnkwu IH. Mxllm. R, Nll u SIX--P. pulmlf-un. XY. llxntlmxn Hull, B. 'llavlm R. l.vnxl1, R. Rnqvrs. D. lfallx 1 e QQ aff HARVEST KINGS IERRY DENNISS, WILFRED PERKINS AND BOB CRANDALL 1?Z'AfZf'Jl!?Z72 Wifi!!! S. S-. ' 4 Willis Adair Richard Iamison Patricia Chambers Gretchen Schenck Harry McColl Helen Schooley Catherine Todd Betty Cox Reuben Iackson Dick Dern Raymond Calhoun Charlotte Harris Richard Larson Claire Seaber Bud Appelgren Dorothy Samson Ted Schrimpf Evelyn Van Lopik lean Begun Ann Horner Harold White Marian Berg Donald Trotter Patty Dudley Barbara Cimino Doris Haury Hildred Longyear Marilyn Mogilner Donald Benton Vonda Lee Church Donna Rabinoff Dwight Brothers Harold Lynn Robert Brugger Fred Baker Edgar Baughman Curtis Brune Robert Kelsey Margaret Bowser Rene Gentry Marie Gibson Lowell Hansen rk in this sfhml SENIORS QClass of 19461 IUNIORS fClass of 1947? Wayne Hinthorn Barbara Harrison lack Kubota Eleanor Ober Finlay Wallace Dorothy Hill Louise Waugh Beverly Korsmeyer Bill Love La Vaughn Reed Mary Lou Nuttall Margaret Farrington Colleen Witham Betty Lee Casey Helen Harmon Evelyn Meyer Marjorie Pettus Patricia Turner Shirley Mergelman Lucy Burns Ruth Phillips Keith Schiager Iune Wylie Barbara Eaton Eddie Beals Richard Collins Madeline Honeyman Sally Preston Pattie Richardson Lona Iean Wallace Tom Bruton Walter Cunning Stella DeWitt Evelyn Gardner Bessie Hastings Gregory Mitchell Richard Nelson Ben Warrenburg 'fif 0Z1.C',0fU V Hwy?-W CLXEER -1:1 WW A HM H91 ' 'mf mi Q 1 ' wvvx Y: sky Si .uf 4 Wvys mfs. B x in gmf jf ,, '53 , S42-a, K,Bg.,3Q, 1 r M S, .K if 'R .-Hz as N. E-' in JN. 3 , M... af . Rolly Rogers lack Ball Wayne Roper 'A Wt, ns., sf T 1 gc y S Wax ww.. w wwmw-www v S .Q 6 -ghamlaions The Terrors ended their varsity football season with a record of six wins and two losses in South Central League competition. The team started the season with the T-formation but later changed to the more familiar single wing. Once more the coaches are to be given credit for producing a championship team. The members of the squad should also be given much praise, for they played hard and clean football throughout the season. Les Hay lay Piccinati 'F' Glen Iustus Garry Berry Terrors 7-Boulder 6 The Terror football squad started the hall rolling this season in whipping Boulder flast year's Northern Champsl. The Terrors played hard-fought football from the opening gun to the closing. The Bloomer boys from Boulder scored in the second quarter, but failed to make the extra point. The thought of letting Boulder score so enraged our boys that before the half the Terrors scored on a quarter-back sneek, and Ed McMurry kicked the ball between the uprights for the extra point, making the score 7 to 6 in favor of the Terrors. The last half of the game was spent with one side taking the ball for a few plays and then the other side trying to score. Even though there was no more scoring in the game, the playing of both sides was seen by the number of bloody faces and crooked noses among the teams tespecially Boulderj, That was a sign of a hard-fought game. Coaches l-lay and Piccinati should be congratulated on the great improvement that the team showed. 'B 1 at ' - 1 M feyffgjiggagg - -2, wiefg'fwD3.,2Yf'iebl,Q f .. rgtfii fail' b , i X -. fjqg s wift A - ' .. CIW E 'ff5'5 8251's if ri- .5 . ' . 1 We ' .- We Q - 3 W .5 . 4 Www' 5 .-,Z ': ' gg - ':1:- 4- -it 1 .. . .,.,. ,dggnung-is . A, .Q , 4 , , t .iw 61.125 . .. -. ' W f 'l1lll ' A 9' r....., 5 Bob McHugh Bill Saunders Dick Westbay Walter Cunning Terrors 61-Walsenburg 0 On the chilly evening of October I9 an aggressive, powerful, smashing Terror team from Colorado Springs literally smeared a smaller more inexperienced Panther team, 61-O. In addition to the 61 points, the Terrors also had three touch- downs called back. The whole Terror squad, including the substitutes. looked good against the futile opposition offered them by the VValsen- burg boys. The first halt ended with the Terrors enjoying a 23-O lead. In the second half six touchdowns were scored to make the final count 6 l -O. Terrors 35-Trinidad 0 Scoring in every quarter, the Ter- rors rolled over the tardy Trinidad Miners to the tune of 35-0. The locals all over the fact that the southern foes I2 to l ratio. whitewashed the Miners field as is shown by the Terrors out-gained their hy slightly more than a Duane Iohnson Lewis Elder T-errors 27-Canon City 0 Fighting to remain in the first place tie of the South Central League, the Brown and White eleven trampled the toothless Tigers for their home- coming victory. It was an unhappy day for Canon as the powerful Ter- ' rors held them scoreless throughout the game. Ralph Bohrson Terrors 13-Florence 0 The Florence Huskies were smashed, l3 to O, by the Terror eleven in the first South Central League game of the season. Hays boys switched from T-formation, which they had been running at the first of the season, to the more reliable single wing. The Terrors reached payadirt in the first quarter when Dwight Alice Brothers carried the ball across the goal line for a touchdown. The Terrors held Florence in every respect. The Terrors scored again in the second half on an end run by Ernie Hull, who also scored the conversion. Bob Beck Lewis Sampson Maurice Smith Bill Tucker i 5 I .,-5: 1 T I-5 I in-Q ::'A' 3 .Q 'J ,. 7 I 4 '-i',, 'Q k -I W . A -Y kV i EII K . ames Brown Rex Reed Bob Karr Terrors 16--Centennial 0 Outplaying an over-confident Bulldog eleven, Coach Hays lads upset Centennial to a tune of 16-O, This was the first time this season that the Terrors moved together as a well co- ordinated hard-hitting outfit. After keeping the Bulldogs close to their own goal for quite some time, Rogers blocked a Bulldog punt, scoring two points via a safety. Hull, after a 30-yard sprint, plunged over for the first touchdown. After McHugh had intercepted a Bulldog pass and raced 2l yards, Hull went wide around his right end to score his second touchdown and bring the first half score 16-0, During the sec- ond-half, although they threatened many times, the Terrors were unable to add any points to their first half total. Clarence Ebbert M lack Hartman M ' S Charles Hinshaw Q hav- '-H, i is nt. Hill? Bud Appelgren Don Wessels Spartans 13-Terrors 6 The Terrors journeyed to Salida, October 13th, to meet the powerful Spartan eleven. The Spartans capitalized on a Hrst period Terror fumble and in nine plays carried the pigskin over the goal line. Again in the fourth quarter they intercepted I-Iull's pass for their second touchdown, After out-gaining the Spartans for three quarters the Brown and White managed to score in the fourth period on a sustained drive of sixty-nine yards. Terrors 6-Central 0 On November 17 the torrid Terrors visited Pueblo Central for a 6-O win over the Steel City Wildcats. By scoring in the final two min- utes, the Terrors corralled the Wildcats hopes for another pennant and tied for the laurels themselves. With the fourth quarter diminishing fast, Brothers faded back to pass, but chose to run, and in doing so gained 34 yards to set up the lone Terror touchdown. Three plays later, Brothers plunged over into pay dirt for the initial six points. V it George Eliott 'Ti ii 1. 5. 1 Y - an an 'U : .C Z ..i Q w .wc E P' :rj .42 u u ED cd :J E L11 ...i A Q.. cv 'U c: : cu VJ ad I 1 ii QE D 15 M W Z ni :S 2 U5 T., CL D. 4 mi I U-I z o O M rm E :: E U 5 if 5 C ID E o LJ .E .-I oi L W 1 : Q Q. 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Herzbcrger, Secoy, M THREE-G ROW ll II wow cfm s: POW .Q 6. ghamp: Handicapped by a loss of several A squad members at the first of the season, Coach Hay and the Terrors courageously fought through the schedule to gain a three-way tie with Canon City and Pueblo Centennial in the South Central League. This basketball squad proved to the student body that a team with true Terror spirit can win despite obstacles and difficulties. The Terrors started off their practice games by nosing out the Rebels from South Denver 24-23. The Arvada Redskins then entered the Terror gym to be whitewashed 51-21. The Tigers of La Junta were the team's next victim by the score 40-16. Coach Hay used all of his 15 squadmen in these last two games. A fourth scalp was added to their string with the defeat of Long- mont. Boulder handed the local hoopsters their first defeat on the following night. Dwight Brothers Dick Stevens Don McNamara Clare Gregg The League opener with the Walsenburg Panthers proved to be a tough and close game, the final count being 20-18 Terrors. Next Canon City played host to us in their cracker box gym, and we were trounced 39-27. On the following week-end we traveled to Pueblo Centennial to lose a close one on free throws. The tilt with the Trinidad Miners proved to be an easy contest, 34-16, our favor. In an inter-State game with the Cheyenne Indians, state champions of Wyoming for the last four years, the Terrors showed real fight and hustle to win 29-28 from the eleven-straight-game winners. Florence and Central fell easy prey for the team to conclude the first half of the League competition. At this stage the Terrors were in third place. Leland Osborne Calvin Frazier Ronnie Lincoln Merle Bales lack Hartman Wilfred Perkini Ronnie Mabe Melvin Kouba 'E Z E Ou -ig QQ Q 2? if QE :Ei iQ if ii aj S. cr if fi 15 32 V, MC Z3 OE-1 OO arc: v 9 1 1 Don Harris Iohnny Brittain Johnny Servatius Lewis Elder Colorado Springs administered another overwhelming defeat to the Florence Huskies, 38a7. A crucial game with the powerful Tigers was next on schedule, and the Terrors romped to a 34-20 victory. The cocky Centennial Bulldogs were upset by the hot local five by the narrow margin, 28-26. This left Trinidad, Walsenburg, and Central, each of which the Terrors defeated without any difficulty. Ronnie Melbourne Iohnny West 92 Bob Lillie Sonny Shaw Douglas Iardine The South Central League playoffs, which took place on the Pueblo Iunior College floor, resulted in the elimination of the Terrors when they suffered a 26-21 defeat by Canon City, and a loss to the Bulldogs, 43-34. Although the record of the Terror B squad did not show many victories, they gained val- uable experience throughout the season and displayed fine sportsmanship in surrendering some of their outstanding players, who were called upon to bolster the A squad. Eugene Wardingcr Dick Westbay Lee Goodbar Dale Pinkerton 93 1. Vineyard, C. Hinshaw, W. Ostrowski, R. Sportsman, C. Ehhert, E. Hull, Rickert, O. Snelling .gn ttamutaff The intramural sports program. headed by Coach Garry Berry, had its most successful year since it was begun. The program provided entertainment for over 450 boys who played a total of 155 games. All boys who partici- pated in the program know and deeply appreciate all the work to which Coach Berry went in order to promote better sports in C.S.l-l.S. In touch football 10 teams took part and played a total of 45 games on the high school practice field. The games were played after school and olficiated by Coach Berry. The Brown Bombers took first place with 10 wins and no defeats. Second place was occupied by the 9 Blind Mice who dropped one game to the champions. Basketball got under way with 20 teams enrolled and 350 boys taking part. Most of the games were played on the city auditorium floor, while a few were played in the high school gym. The teams played 110 games. some of which were quite lop-sided but for the most, very exciting. The Zeros, losing only one game during the entire tournament, came back in the play-offs to win first place by dropping the Hep Cats two hard-fought games. 1, If A . L. Moss, G. Childress, loc Morgan, Iustice Morgan, 1. Wheeler, Iohn Morgan s -' r' l v 5 0 'Q R. Crabb, M. Kouba, Light, Meigs, E. Carver, Coach Hay 3 '45 The Terror tennis team completed a successful season under the direc- tion of Les Hay. There was a large turn-out at the beginning of the sea- son in which a tournament was scheduled and played to determine the first five men. The opening match with Pueblo Central on April 27, was a complete victory for the Terrors, 7 to O. In the South Central League playoffs the Terrors took second place, being nosed out of first by Pueblo Central, 38 to 35. if 96 ,pf apr' rf Q, ROW ONE-I. Hofmann, H. Davis. M. Herzberger, B. Brugger, C. Gregg, L. Wiinclcrly, Reed, D. Hull, P. Stcahlin, D. Williams ROW TWO-M. Smith, P. Iarvis, I. Mclena, B, Karr, Denniss ROW THREE-l. Brown, Gray. C. Benton. G. Montgomery, V. Senrvr, B. Davis, G, Mitchell, Bayless, Mr. lafl-cson Track '45 The record of the track squad, coached by L. O. Iackson, was handicapped by a lack of participants. With the exception of LeRoy Wunderly and Clare Gregg, who took honors in the State meets, the best record of the squad for the season was fourth place in the South Cen- tral League meet. The Terrors also took fifth place in the Centennial Invitation. In the Colorado Relays at Boulder, Wunderly tied for first in the high jump and Gregg received third in the pole vault. Wunderly and Gregg repeated in the State meet, taking first in the high jump and first in the pole vault, respectively. Clair Gregg ROW ONE-N. Allen. B. Ray ROW TWO--Coach Iustus, L. Sampson, T. McClure, D. McNamara, R. Sullivan. D. Brothers, VV. Ostrowski, VV. Perkins, B. McHugh, D. Stevens. M. Bales, G. Chamberlain ROW THREE--E. Gooseman, G. Theodore, Gepford, VV. Roper, R. Rogers fadedaff '45 The first Terror baseball team to take the Held since the first World War, was organized and coached under the supervision of Coach Glen Iustus. The team's first game with North Denver ended with the Terrors on the long end of a 25-0 score. Since this was the first game, the team was shaky, and with more experience and practice behind them, the Terrors defeated the Fountain Valley Danes in the next two games 15-O and 13-9. In the return tilt with North Denver the Terrors were again subdued 12-8. The inexperienced and poorly coached St. Mary's nine was the Brown and White's next victim, 25-l. A pair of games were played with the Centennial Bulldogs in which the Terrors were victorious 18-l and 9-6. The squad had a successful season with good prospects for the coming year. At the end of the season, by vote of the squad members, Don McNamera was voted the most improved player of the year. 'X Don McNamara 97 Ollgkly Best Line Virginia Servatius lack Ball Best Dancers Iacque Thady Bob McHugh . 5? fy git , M. ,V V.. Most Athletic Rolly Rogers Anita Birch Most Friendly Rolly Rogers Charlotte Harris , ll ,221 U17 Most Personality Charlotte Harris Rolly Rogers Best All Round Charlotte Harris Rolly Rogers Cutest Couple Best Looking Colleen Meyers Maurice Baker They Also Served Most Friendly-Gretchen Schenck, Ralph Bohrson Best Dancers-Virginia Servatius, Bob Burghart Best All Round-Myrl Brumbaugh, Wilfred Perkins Most Athletic-Myrl Brumbaugh, Wilfred Perkins Best Looking-Coralyn Chapman, Dick Talley Eleanor Hayes Bob Crandall Best Line-Betty Bruton, Virginia Green, Wilford Ostrowski Most Personality-Myrl Brumbaugh, Bob Burghart Cutest CoupleACoralyn Chapman, Bob Crandall Q0 ml 01915 W fcfitoz-z'n-ehief of Terror Tzaz'L qtetchen .gciencf 47-meh .Q U' K f 1,3 fu' vw M WON VF .mi 1 3 2 wadzf J9,g.LZ21u,aLUQJw-J 2 5' 3 5 f 1 is , ,Q .ca nn mv Q55 sag Q' ,, N5 J, 51 I 'WW I S 'Sm 106 A ' ' 1 X3 fir ' 'Q f' -W ,L 5 f g ff Ama f Y iggfg ,hw hz V, , -...N-7 IA J 1,0 wa hx SEATED-M. Bnkcr. G. Schcnfk, C. Harris. B. Harrison STANDING-D. Wilklnfcvn, R. Iackson. Mrs. Pvarce, VV, Rupcr, V. Curry E. Auld. Mr. Srcclr. B, McCord. I. Ebhcrl Efffgw . Q Y iq-'M ,I 7 VVVL 7 ,Y A if ,, + V . - LR X 71wS., 5? XFXQAE A-64321 f ff' .,vll a' W Q1 mx Q w-,wma 4 f W 1 W V ' -- ' . .,1- 1 Zg l. , Q ,Qgfyg-9 '... 1 'E All .. z fig WN ,, A A 71' 5 Q 6wdQ H ON BELI.fI. King. D, Bruthcrs STANDING-S. Preston, B. Allwrtsoq. B. Hastings, D. Rzxhinoff, H. Longyear . px ff 31-en. Q, .: '--- - i. af .-I 'L QQ 'A ' MI f , V ..:, A car ml Tettoz Tzaif H - fi? Q H' . -ft ---' .. , 'X X , .P-' .wk A ' ' x ' fb . g K 555-J 4 W. ,Y 2 , A 7 XXV k mf 107 Beverly Korsmeyer, Edit Fl finwsi X Q. V? 15:9 X s QVQT They Were Expandable 9 1 . :' Q ' 1 ,,Q3,. 4 wp! pf . f 3 , ,Q in 9 1 f' J QW 722 Valley of peczfdonn gahhet enate SEATED ON FLOOR--B. Sims, B. Auclunmmlv, B. Mclnlyrc SEATEDfI. King, C. Harris, M. Nnuall. I, lilwlwrr. Mn. VVvnn. R. llnncf STANDING'-NY. Rum-1', ll. limrlwrs, I. Ball 01152 FIRST ROVIY1flVl. Vviclunnn, V. Gwen, E, Bnkcr, H, Akers, R, VVilliums, R. Schvnck, R. Lincoln, F, Zigowski, C. Dragon, G, ilclxell SECOND ROW--I. Kvllclwr, B. Good, G. Euston, L. Scott. E, Cfnx, M, Cain, P. Fnstcr, P, Catlin, llzmnly, B. Roberts. I, Swzxnlmm, Ropvr. V. Flinn THIRD ROW-B. Berry P. Rows-, E. Clmlx, G, Pcmlvrgraft, R. Ki-lsvy, R. Lnmnis. 'l'. llinvi, D. lonmn, ffreager. lf. lflxiistmisvri. D. Ruppriwlul F. Fisrlwr, I, Cfnlnlwll, C. Dnengvs l.. llnmlil SPEAKER-ill. Mcllugh FIRST ROW-I. VVinternit:, O. Masters, L. B. Gagnon, T. Konwlman, N. lorclan, l.. LaVellC, H. Longyear, E. Wynne. SECOND ROWYR. Mahoney. C. Harris, N. Bolton, D, Duvall, l. Nlueller, M. lohnson, C. Chapman. I. Begun THIRD ROW-C. Bishop, M. Lollar, C. Todd, E. Auld. Nl. Berg, H. McColl, Arnerrnan FOURTH ROW--P. Chambers. D. Allclredge, D, Samson, R. Inrkaon, B. Beck, R. lzunimn, XViwh- meyer 7:21202 7:u'6e FIRST ROW-E. Gardner, H. Dorre, P. Richardson, A. Horner. S. Preston, B. Curtis, H. Harmon, L. VVaugh, Linn, M. Farrington SECOND ROW-E. Hayes, B. Korsmeyer. A. Burst, B. Harrison, B. NVvl'wstvr. G. Bcrhaum, N. Gunn. li. Srmw, V. Vlfalters, l. Olson. R. Stein. E. Van Lopik, I. Short THIRD ROW-l.. Scott. Handy, l. Snntlerx. E. Oher, M. Shive, E. Stu-lc A. llaaw, B. llastingf. B. llunrvr FOURTH ROVVHD- Rabinotl. M. Sfhrelhrr. K. Butzin, fl. Sitltlons, lf. Gnntlv, lr. lixwher, XV. Arlnir, VV. lllnlhurn. D. BeClcz'r.l7. Zigowilm ON FLOOR-VV. Hintlmurn. R. Calhoun SEATED-B. Harrison, H. Schooley, G. Sclwnck, E. Ober, B. Kursmrycr i STANDING-Miss M, Bntrmnn, M. Berg, H. lVlci'fnll, R. Imnxsnn, R, Iuckson, C. llnrris, P. Cflmn1hvrs, C. Tmlcl, Mr. Willi lffationaf -Honor .gociety FIRST ROW-I. Begun. ll. Longyear, A. Horner, Gardner, S. Prcsmn SECOND ROW-E. Van Lnpik, B. CHSQY, D. Smumn, M. Fnrringmn, M. L. Nuttall, P. Riulmrclson, VVylic, B. l'laQrings l.. Recd, H. llnrxmm, D. Rahinnff THIRD ROW VB. Apps-lgrvn, li. Beals, II, Lynn, R. Cnllini, ll. XVlxi1c, VV. Cunniuq, XY. Anluir, S. Nlvrqrlxnml, l.. I. YN'.1llm'v fffozafe r D, Lockhart, A. Routh. L. Cow. L. Loomis, B, Babcock, M. Brumlvaugh, Pritts. E. Cox, D. Duvall, M. Schreilwr, C. Biwhop, B. Reiner, L. Burns, M. Nuttall, B. Smith ez'zo'u'te5 if r - . A.. E l. t FIRST ROW-I. Vaughn, M. Lacey. M. Brnnihnugh, Thndy SECOND R0VV7lVl. Farrington. E. Ohvr, V, Holmes, P. Clmrnhcrs, Nlvwmziw, A. Haase. B. Moore, G. Ransom, E, Wynne H. Schoolry, S. Burnett THIRD ROW-B, Simmons, Ehhn-rt. G. St-In-nck, B. Collier. M, Smith, R. Mzihnxicy, R. Smith. I. Pool, M. llill, R, Taggart FOURTH ROW-B. Smith, Bequu. B. 'l'.ihcr, D, Fink, L. Burns. A. llnrner, S. Prvsttm. I. Kcllehcr. M. Dirk FIFTH ROVVfMiss Bruve, B. Shrrlm. H. Suhlcssinger, G. llzlvxws, E. Vein Lopik, B. Knrsxneyer, ll. Beattie, P. Uutllvy, Nl. lnmt-ll Mrs. Burbrink IFFT TO RIGHT---L. Hnrlmnn, F. Gish, R, Kukulzm, M, ON FLOOR-I. Swanhom, G. Miller, N. Bolton Uilwun, E. Pnrlwx' ON COUCH-T. Wright, M. Kzxppel, Ross, M. E Bates ff Z ante 116 LEFT TO RIGHTMVS. Baldwin, B. Thurnnu, B. Mourv, G. Hnynvs, Krllvlu-r, lfslwnrds, P. Rishvr, S. Pvtvrsnn, ff. Karr, L. Maybun, M, Shin: M, Mvrrnlf, I.. XV:-uh' SEA'I'EDffD. Hnlry gofot Udfd E. Bulls, ll. Holman, H. Tuunslvy, R. Hemingway, C. Clukistcnscn, H. Lowry, F. l7r.unc SEATED-I, Day, B. Berk, D. Burl STANDING-Mr. Andvrson, G. Skelton. R. VanDcrl1mls-n, B, Alxuari, ll, Blanton, K. Lows ON LADDER-G. Beals lgufkcity eommittee i.s'Il 1 ,,.A SEATED-F. Thvodorc, D. Howard, D. Harris, E. Van Lopik STANDING-B. Apprlgrcn. V. Linvillc, L. Elder RECLINING-I. loncs pefate 65:6 FIRST ROW-B. Ruby, C. llargravc, ll. YVnlto11. R. Calhoun, R. llunvs, R, Collins. F, Brunsmn SECOND ROVV-D. Dcrn, C. Doengefi, VViSchmrycr. L. Borden, B. Rhcmds, D. Nlurray, C. Brunc, B. Cole SITTING-B. Shcrlm, B. Smith, E, Auld. R. Stein, Mrs. Roberts, Mr, Lcc eoutteiy eommittee -WN -...::'!Q'! .h .:- 1-f A was FIRST ROW-P. Argyros, l. Dmis. P. Singlcron, G. Schcnck SECOND ROW-Miss Hollister. Auld. Short, M. Shubert, P. Charnlverw, I. Ebhcrt, E. Ohcr THIRD ROVV7D. XVilkinson, A. llemsc, B. Robcrtrl, L. VVallaCe. Nl. Farrington, Nlvwrnnw flfection ommittee E 9 STANDING-P. Fislmcr. D, Clxismnn Nl. XViv:hman, V. Scrvnruxs. M, Nlcxslcy, NV. Franlclin, Anderson, P. For-u-1, I, Yllhmlv. A. Horncr, H. Harlnlaxl SITTINGAAC. Mvycrw, R, Sfhvnrlx 119 paftofi TOP T0 BOTTOMvR. Schenck, D. Alldrcdgc Bolton, L. Scott. E. Gardnrr, M. McKinley KIWZ FIRST ROW-R. LeBeau, Marshall, V. Servalius. P. Kapelke, D. Becker, D. Chisman SECOND ROVVfl'l. Willford, R. lamison, L. Kinny, C. Bruno, Wischmeyer, D. Greenstreet, B. Crandall. V. Sentcr, I, Denniss, B. Bcrtolntti THIRD ROVV-C. Tapp, B. VVynnr:, B. Beck, R, Chisman, B. Fast, B. Casey, B. Bruton, B, Harrison, Mrs. Southcottr, D, Y well FOURTH R6lW-Mr, Snuthcottv. R. Larson, D. Iohnson, W. Hits, R, Miller, E. Goudy, I. Fast. W. Hinthorn, Boys 120 136017 61116 FIRST ROVV-B. Tiger. M. Liglcr, I.. NI. Smith, C. Weese, Miss Bowman. G. lurksnn, l. Wcstcrixmari, R. Dorr. B. loncs. B. Curtis, M. Smith. B. Collier SECOND ROVV-M. lamcll. I. Pool. I. Hanford N. Gunn. M. E. Ron. N. Kirkplitrirlc. l. Hanford. D. Haury. M. Hill, NI. Dick. C. Cook. F. Slelson, S.Gdrtl1, C. Bninc, F. Fischer 4.4. .Q FIRST ROW-I. Iihbcrt. B. Tiger. L. Hope. I. Thady. H. Kjlpclkc. M. Bruml1augl1.B. Rasmusxcn SECOND ROW-L. Lcmmis. B. Schlcssmgur. A. Hzmw R. 'l'.ugg.lrr. Ilackson, P. Chambers. E. Uber THIRD ROW-V. llnlmcs. P.Di1dlcv. M. Farrmqmn. B. Rcmrr. P. Ijuhlxon N FOURTH ROW--I. Mcwvnaw, P. Hruusmn. M. El. Shi-kvr. M. VVcrkcr. P. Kfipcllcr. Mrs. Burlwrinlc. L. Burns. S. MQVuy. E. Van Lnpik. B. Korrimcycr. R. Swim, P. Foster. A. Burch. B. Taylor, E. Ilfuycs, Misa Blunt oczkf gommittee STANDING-K. Davis. T. Crmgcr, E. Has-cs. R. Izuksun. H. Hartman, D. Gx'c'vnStrf:ct, Mrs, Wylxxl SEATED-E. Wyxunc, R. lamison STANDING-M. MCKi11lcy, B. Wvynnc. C. Chapman KNEELING-M. Shiv: SEATEDAB. Bruton, H. Gallignn gdfdli 7'ufz cfe'z.4 ,f,,,-., ax ff' ,LV4 -ff , .1 an Qt? 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Bangcrt, R. Bruce, G. Peterson, VVisthmcycr, R. VanDcrLindcn, L. Rhudc D. Ionson, E. Gvtchrll Quiff and .gctoff SEATED--P. Chambers, B, Korsmeyer, E. Olwr, R. Stein, P. Fnslcr, ll, Harmon. B. Nlagnuson, L. NV1mgl1, A. Routh STANDING--B. Burghart, Miss Hollister, VVnclm1vyvr -lquemfvfy .gommittee FIRST ROW--Nl. Mosley. Nl. Hastings, B. Smlllx SECOND ROW-B. Beardsley, R. Bullrsnn, lf. Klux, 'lx llrutcm THIRD ROW --H. Lynn, O. Nlaatcrs, l. Winn-rnixz, Miw lfsllv V. Tnpp, F. YV.xllac-- M. Nmrnll. l, Svvplwrw 125 FOURTH ROW --R., Calhoun, T. llxgnlon. l, Marsh een bne gfuf ,J ST ROW-II. Nlrfznll, C. Clmpnmn, H, Tnxslvr, B. Clnwy, B, Hrutmx, ff. H.1y'vx, B. Kzxpflkv. NI. Nulmll, NX'lnu'rxn U, Nhetvrs. Mr. Nlnxwull SECOND ROW I. S4-wy, I. lf-un-s, I. Sgmhr. B. Bvrmlntlx D. Cluppa. H. H--AL STANDING-B. Hunter, C. Banks, M. McAdams, M. Bass, A. McAdams, V. Wilson, D. McGl1ev, S. Farris SEATED-G. Turner, D. Nlffiarlancl. P. Griffin, A. Harris , my .mv Sally Farris, Doris McFarland. Alice McAdams, Dorothea Arnold Mary Richiv, Opal Wnrrinr ll ll 6 6 ST ROW-D. MrN.xmnr:1. B. Appclgxrn. B. Saunders. Innes, VV. Perkins. XV. Cunning, V. Sauter, L. Osborn B. McHugh. R. Rugcrx VV. Owlrmvsl-41 SFCOND ROVV- Brown, D. Vvvssrlw. B. Ray, IVlm'g.ux, D. Brothers. B. YV1gg1nS. R. Bohrsun, M. Baker bl B lxur B. Beck, D. Str-xvns. NI. Kon . . '.' THIRD ROVV -NI, Ihlw lf, HA:r:bvl'gv1. K.. Gxrgq, F. Gxllvv, B. Bruggvr, Uvxxnxw, B. Hnrrrnzm, if. FrIl:i:'r R, Lmculn 9:30 efuf STANDING-Miss Wallingfcaral, L. Krichhaum, P. Dudley, I. Gnoclhar, H. Lynn, B. lanes, T. Bruton. S. Campbell O, Tietjen, R. Gentry SEATED-N. Rich. M. Kern. B. Babunck, M. Mngilner, M. lohnson STANDING-L. Hansen, B. Hollister, L. Borden, B. Appelgrcn, B. Smith, F. Theodore, E. Garclnvr, T. Hines G. Mitchell, R. Hanes, R. Collins SEATED-I. Campbell, B. Auchmoody, M. Hollister, C. l lurri.:, Miss llollister ON FLOOR-I. Ellvnlwrger, F. Zignwski - e w Wtetan .gudents SEATED-B. VVright, B, Yu-hlr. Q. VV1lson, E. Glllnmrc STANDING-R. Nldfnrty, R. Vcrtefcvillc, Sr.. R, Vcrtvfcxillc, Cf. Butler, O. Tivrjcn, G. Lucero 6625.4 flu! STANDING-D, Inhnsun, Price, R. Gentry, R. Nvlmn, Miss Iolly FIRST TABLE-S. Wilsrmxl, R. Willianzs, C. Docngcs, C. Hargrave, D. Carver, B. Harrison, E. Goudy, B. Bond, E. Carver +120 jx X W Qi X X if nj? X ' X QA S Jql we o:0'g'+ f-Ng! my TU5'-ER 6 6 K A EL KSFS5 N f F X x N M, X, px Q KX GQ- fZ+cX14,sR if A- QI W CD' Gxi X X fy! K , gk? X X Q V J X5 QQ XNLXJ 04? 0 o 4-0: L, jk X N 099 6 pf, ey, if 561000 ,591 O Q- Sz- 4,9 S 09 C' '9 243x991 -,bo A. H729.S'f!4flS' H0.UD14y 'kiirwk Q Q 3 if 5, if 5 5 QS We extend om' sincere Congratulations to the Class BLAIR BUSINESS C of 1946 CLLEGE Phone Main 1100 Majestic liuilcling, 5-15 East Bijou 1 W WW! l Z ff- Z , . LUCAS e Q 4 I f Z Z SPORTING GOODS, Inc. X . COLORADO Spmmos msmows WW! I x LABELED ' T for SUCCESS Only Nw Rex! IN SPORTING GQODS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT BICYCLES Main 900 120 North Tejo 1946 QUALITY HART , SCHAFFNER 9 ELEGANCE S: MARX and DISTINCTION Q CLOTHES the well dressed youth seeks . . . ' Q N? I 1 1 M 'n fashions bearing , V this familiar label W 24 SOUTH TEJON STREET Sw R 136 USE P11 IEW C COAL AND HELP MAINTAIN A PAY ROLL IN COLORADO SPRINGS PIKES PEAK FUEL CO. Phone Main 577 7 South Tejon , FL I ma-ililllli Qfflwgggg lI iiiI Qgft-QQ t Main 5659 17 N. Tejon St. For over 7 2 years weve been serving the Pikes Peak Region I I satisfactorily with Fashions I I for High School Students at prices to suit practical budgets aC-5IDDINGSfa FGGTWEAQS FI N EST! I LSLEZERDE S oofwear Zfsiiiiiim 0 Cox Brothers 26 North Teion for C. S. H. S. Students HEADQUARTERS For Ar is 'S Ma erials ' UQ 411115 1Xil'lJlZl11L Qfoclclstalmd Parts 'WWW SVMQSQWM The Sherwin-Williams Co. K-We 1890! 12fJ1fl1l1 iI1Q1 01172 4l84l?1 5 4 wi? 8 263559 MW? BEST WISHES FRGM- The Studio of 1 E. Mgrun irhnlnnn h DISTINCTIVE PGRTRAITURE 129 North Tejon Colorado Springs, Colo, Murray Silver State Drug Jewelers 5 S. Tejon St. Liquor-Less Drug Stores -lv. Shewmaker's Camera Two Stores to Serve You 8 North Tejon 832 North Tejon 30 North Tejon Street ,,l-r, ' r PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Evgrything fgf Ygur Camera 141 BEST WISI-IES For Your Future CITY OF CQLQRAD0 SPRINGS DEPT.of PUBLIC UTILITIES uw ff fSlfROR REALTOR B k R 1 C ' ' I a er ea ty o. , co, , lv INSLFIQANCIQAAIQIQA1, 15S'1'A'1'E FLQPA LOANS Q SA LES - REN'l1,XL-S Ilfp nf, B4,,ldg,,,, lfI,Oll'l5lG,S' FOR GRADUATION hone Main 4 111 East Kiowa Strcct 110 Nm.th 'lfcjou Strcct C0101-ado SP1-ings COLORAIJO SPRINGS, Com. 11110110 A151111 599 Colorado A GOOD PLACE TO BUY GOOD SHOES uff, Shoe Cb fiiggfgizl SHOES FOR ALL OCCASIONS 143 E '11 PERKINS-SHEARER If CASUAL SHOP 3, 3 CS11l111'11d11 ,SlflI'l1lvtjS' 151151111111 Flour 11 1 . , . STRANGE TRANSPORTATION SPECIALIST Complete Service O11 All Malacs Of Cars FR1GlDA1R1f: S1-3Rv1c'E l1UlCK,GlXlC, lX'lCJI1l,l,C1-XS Cusmzm lllotm' Scuulws Ncvzulzx at Kiowa Main 49 The Colorado Leather Goods Co. for l 11111111 H 111111'11 H QUALITY LUGGAGE and 1 LEATHER GOODS 5 STORE for MEN Slznfus 1111- N1'-zu 'l'l1i1111s Firsl 112 East Pikes Peak Avenue lm COLORADO SPRINGS W COLORADO ill Phone Main 2296 91111 Style . . . Qlllllllf' . . . Value CLOTHES and ACCESSORIES ylllllf lvflltlllj ,llulz Lila' GOODBAR'S COLORADO WQQLQQP' HYDE PARK CLOTHES WQQg5g ll South Tejuu lIain 420 l FRESH AT YOUR GROCER'S SPORTING GUUUE Enjoy Y1 llll' FAVORITE SPORT xxlllll T,l'UIJt'l' I':llIIllDINt'Ill BLICK SPORTING GOODS COMPANY ll7 Nurlh 'l'ejDD Street Main QL UE'Z'n'I',X'f1lllljf for lf'z'1'1'-V ,S'f111'f 144 Founded 1874 Thurston I. Davies President Colorado College Colorado Sprmgs Courses of Instruction Anthropology and Archaeology Art Astronomy Biology Botany Business Administration and Banking Chemistry Dance Drama Economics Education Engineering Science English French Geology German Graphics Greek History Italian Iournalism Latin Mathematics Music Philosophy Physical Education Physics Political Science Psychology Religion Sociology Spanish Surveying A Co-Educational Liberal Arts Institution Accelerated program, including three summer ses- sions, permits students to graduate in three years. Curriculum designed to prepare students for grad- uate work or future careers. Complete Health and Physical Education program offered for both men and women students. All out of town students accommodated on campus in residence halls. Courses in pre-medicine, pre-law and pre-engineering. For Information Apply to H. E. Mathias Director of Admission and Dean of Freshman DIAMONDS XVATCHES H- L- I I S ll,VIiRXN'ARE .I ENVELRY 224 North Tejon Street Phgfograph. 4, llzmrl Coloring. Enlarging, Commercial VV01 Picture Framing of Pikes Peak Region and Colorado --K Colored in Oil or VVater Color 129 North Tejon Street Scflifl or Grays we - UIWUW ' DRUG Com ANY D S t . avls wee op 134 N. Tcjrm Main 1400 131 Bijou Maill 474 Ciilumrlo Springs, Culorurlo Ice Skate wim Daily Public Sessions in WINTER BROADMOOR , H POOL of LAKE ICE PALACE ' ' in SUMMER Special Swimming Party Rates for classes and clubs arranged by Henry Willie, Broaclmoor Assistant Manager. Special Ice Skating party rates arranged by Vern Turner, Manager Broadmoor Ice Palace. BRCADMCOR HOTEL fifwms 1 fiff .ff Camping Rusort 146 Photographs Dutstanding Thai 3 Please . hotography The PAYTON STUDIO Is the result of Artistic C1'2lftSI'I'1LL11SI1I1l 5 coupled with the Huest iu photogrzlphie 30 South T61 011 lighting and camera equipmcut. Over Robbins G0 to Laiusoifs when having vour I pI1otograp11 madevwhere you are l sure of getting the best. IT Cosrs No Mom: SLENN ALLEN LAINSON I STUDIQS ELECTRIC CO. 109 North Tejou Street 8 East Bijou Nmfionally Famous Plwtogrnphers Main 939 Residence Main 2046 Bulova and Gruen Watches liaxpvlkfn 9 south Tejon st. QUALITY IEWELERS SINCE 1895 DIAMOND RINGS COMMUNITY SILVER P 147 ,mf-UML iwfmnujiivmmw iZ.gh'wn..gpe?2i2.-lu Wfzcn If ls Promised Y E., ,lill:LEl'liUNE lXlAlN 536 Kodak Finishing cl an, , The Photographic Supplies PROMPT PRINTERY COMPANY WHERE TERRORS MEET lZ zuul l4 East Kiowa Street LUNCH AND lX'llLK SHAKES Ccmoimoo SPMNGS, CJLaR,x1 o A R T H E L' l l D Corner Bijou Sf. ,,ln,- at 'llejou Street Thanks, Colorado Springs High School People, for Listening to f LISTEN Every Other MOHCIHY 0 ON Y UR Your Own 0 R I DIAI. PROGRAM 1 COLUMBIA NETWORK U 149 X. Z. M g ,V ,R W P' 'sg COKll'l,IM1iN'lxS ,V.. --S, 1,2-,:. w- ,, 5, 5 . A .I xx we Q .IE .3 I. H Q .,.- 1 .,.- . ' ' S S ' SS S us on ure 27 North Tejon CLASS PINS AND RINGS g . OFFICIAL CSHS JEWELERS Iiiirglgizfggsuffcggie Armluwg QMITMUEWELRY Department Store Telephone Main 674 H7 11-, -if 125117 Lvfff iulvlf-Q fffl lily 121 North Tejon ff 150 Collier Lumber Eumpanq lusulzltiou II. l'. S. Paint Routing Storm Sash lXl1I.L WORK 7-M 543 VVcst Colorzulo Avenue M-M, Main 386 Advertising Publishing Photo- Engraving GII-'FORD GI LLASPY GAZETTELTELEGRAPI-I BUILDING ls LEE BOY'S and STUDENTS SHOP Everything in Clothing for Terror Students 206 North Tejon Phone Main 8277 The White Eagle Grocery and Market Always Willing to Serve You CGM Mahan Jewelry Co. 26 East Pikes Peak 02 North Tejon Street Main 6600 SIFTS . . . for everyone, and all occasions! RECORDS-SHEET MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Miller Music Co. ll'lzv1'v ,Ifusif ls S7wcz'csl I4 Exist Pikes Peak Ave. Main IZ67 Elie earl aundrq llr1111v nf l'1'f1lvt'lvzl 1,111v11s 329-331 North 'llejon Street Blain IOSS-1086 M 1 l I 151 Main 2700 Main GRAY ROSE BEAUTY and DRESS SHOPPE 24 Nm-th T63 QJ11 Sn-cm Permanent Vlfziving a Specialty Air Conditioncal IACQUELI NE COCRAN cosmwrics 2701 HALCOMB'S OLD ENGLISH DAIRY ICE CREAM FOUNTAIN SERVICE SNACK BAR Tlzc finest .fclculiuii of imfvurlcd and dmrzcstii' ulzevsvgf in the tvcxt. THANK YOU FRIENDS OF CSHS for helping us establish a modern, popular SPORTING GOODS STORE 'A MOUNTAIN SPORT STORE Main 732 S, 224 E. Pikes Pe Q Qv uh . Glen Shultz Auto Supply Division of THE AUTO EQUIPMENT CO. Distributors AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT and DU PONT PAINTS The State Realhg Company Real Estate, Insurance, Rentals and Loans 125 East Pikes Peak Avenue Telephone Main 2054 we oslnron Gnnln Iabxbxsvsvx---x,coo fins L MANS is AOIIU 'Ill lil' I W M-i-1505 5 4 '-f-A '-si ri--' ,N iw SV, R, it llllx 'A : P'i5:' N-ki. Wi wggll, in-I :M I IIFEMWMI I ,,!lmL4 ---in i--1 ' miami is .If :mill I 1 uhh . .- . - .M H 'Y ' - 1- ,, - K gg, I Ill llls rn ' - , . --2-N Fi 1- In-lv-cvcmnu 'W'CoIorido fprinqf, Colo. 152 , jf mf!! Z7 7 WMA, .JKILJ x 'iq- J 40 gif 4 af NW! W5 ' jf' M? U 4 A X , QW Q ff bf ffffffpip 4 1og4!A, . f W . f of ff g A 1 QITING Q lf 14,4 1 si 44 If L' - 'Q 3 - , U- H1 3 5 i872 so Mnosvw 1' ' M if h44,4! ' ff Pk? .-. . INDEX TO Baker Realty Co... Barthel's .............. Berwick Electric Co..... Blair Business College .... Blick Sporting Goods Co .... Boston Store .......,,.,.,. Broaclmoor Hotel .,...... City of Colorado Springs... Collier Lumber Co. ...... . Colorado Clothing Co ,.... Colorado College ...,...... Colorado Leather Goods Co... Cox Brothers ............... Davis Sweet Shop ..... Dern's .. ........... Gazette-Telegraph ... Giddings, Inc. .. Gifford Gillaspy ...... Gray Rose .............. Isaac Brothers, Iewelers.. Ed. Iohnson, Engraver.. lohnson-English ... Kapelke's ....... Kaufman's ... KVOR ....... Lainson Studios . Lee Boy's Shop ........... i Lucas Sporting Goods Co ,... Page ...I43 ....l49 ....l47 ....l36 ....l44 ....l50 ....l46 ....lQ2 ....l5l ....l44 ....l45 ...l44 ....l39 ...l46 ....l41 ....l54 ....l38 ...l5l ....l5Z ...I46 ...l38 ..,.l46 ....l47 ...,l36 ....149 ....147 ...l5I ....l36 ADVERTISERS Mahan Iewelry Co... Martin Iewclcrs ... Miller Music Co ..... Mountain Sports Store. Murray Drug Co... Nicholson Studio ...... Old English Dairy ............... Out West Printing 61 Stationery .... Payton Studio .................. Pearl Laundry .. Perkins-Shearer ... Pikes Peak Floral ...... Pikes Peak Fuel Co.... Prompt Printery .. Robinson Grain .. ..... Sherwin-Williams .......... Shewmaker's Camera Shop .... Glen Shultz Auto Supply .... Silver State lewelers ............ Standley, H. L.. Photographer.. State Realty Co ,.............. Stewartls ...... Strang's ........ Vorhes Shoe Co... Waymire's ...... White Eagle .. Wulif Shoe Co.... Page .....l5l .....l50 .....l5l .....l52 .....l4l .....l4l .....l52 .....l53 .....l47 .....l5l .....l44 .....l43 .....137 .....l49 .....l52 .....l39 .....l4l .....l52 ...,,l4l .,...l46 .152 ....,l49 .....l44 ..,..l39 .....l36 .,...l5l .....l43 fi 1 of the gg jjfgy Xj6M OMPLIMENTS Morning, Evening and Sunday J o fj AZETTE -TELEGRAPH tw JB-sf-.,-rOx3, I The Gazette and Telegraph have carried .5 the news of the world to the door steps of Q Colorado Springs residents for 72 years. XE Z4 171 Sb E 24 Hour Advertising Service 3? 533552 f 9 Esiwizixi 154 r 5.uw42f'??24AAcam! 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