Salida High School - Resume Yearbook (Salida, CO)

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IXIIMIPIUDIOIIS. Annie Al'lllS1l'0ll5.C, Dorothy Allen, .Iiunnie Alwny, Robert Amit-one. Adolph Angeloplons, .liin If92llIl'PgI2ll'll. Liu-ille Belwood, Bernice Burnett, Leonora Bnrnhill, Roy Bei-k. Ansley Binns, Noble Roling. Ben liondnrsmt, Vic-for Bonney, Ralph Braswell. Frank Brenton, Uliver Bustns, ivllliillll 4'ardinelli. Mary t'alvano, John ililfilflll-'I'S, Vernon Costello, Rziymond Hannon, Kenneth I Davenport, Isabelle llenoyer, L2llll'0llK'Q Eddy, George Ellsworth, Verne l 0l'l'ilI'0, T11-'SPI Felton, Robert l e1'i':u'o. Artlnn' Finch. Edwin G2llNll'lll, Julia SEVENTH GIQADE Glenn, Ninn Gower, Zenetzl Glenn. Ezulres Goddard, Floyd Gower, Frank llunt, lfreitlu Haley. Willie Iialupson, IV:1yne Illl91l1S5.f11lilllll, .loe liolnmn, Fred Johnson. Betty Justiee, Winfred Kelley, Pz1t1'i4'i:l Koehinnn, Edw:n'd Koelnnan. Joe AIZIPIIIXQZ, Mary Mazza, Iolene Mazzottn, Rose 1ul'fllIll't', Elvzl Msxrt-ln-se Miekey Martin, Horzu-e Mzissard, l l'2lllli Matthews, Gene Merritt, George Mussrr, Katllryn Myers, John Ustrmn, Martha l'urvell, BI2ll'!.Z'2ll'i'f l':1q11ette, Gei'ald'ne Peck. Dorothy Ann l'e1'i-y, Vanita Pslsqnnle, Pete Preees, 'fll0lllZlS Iizuney. Helen Read, Marion Roberts, Sarah Robinson, Vlillllliil liugzln, Franklin Kitt-hie, Everett liitt-hie. Stanley Rohm-k, Bill liolmek, John Salerno, Louise Svzniga. Ethel Svott, Dorothy Skufva, Angela Smith. Kent Spino, Louise Spino, Lucille St2ll'lPIlC'k, Lnnrzi Stric-klnnd, Fl'2llll'05 Salerno, Tony Snell, Iiit-l1:n'd Stewart. Boh Tll0Ill1lS0ll. Wilma Vnuglm, Lillian Yeo, Gertrude Yolpe. Ileen Watt, Roberta West, Mary White, Imogene Willizuns, Lucille Walisky, 1112111-llll'P Williams, Alton JUNIOR HIGH HISTORY In 1921 it was decided that a new school building should be built to make room for the number of students that live in Salida. The population had in- creased to such an extent that there were more children than Salida had room for in the school, This new school building was to be for the seventh and eighth grade taking the two grades from Longfellow and McCray schools and combining them into one building, By combining them it left more room for the children in the low:r grades, and the seventh and eighth grade pupils could be educated in the one building and put under the one heading of the junior High. In 1922 the lunior 1-ligh School was built and school started in September of the same year. It is an up to date structure with correct and modern heating, lighting and ventilating system.

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Anderson, llarriet Aragon, .lolm Aude, Roger Alexander, Robert Alway, Richard Brasswell, l'hlorintha Bondurant. Alix-e Beek, Caswell Bovee, Elmer liondurant, Umer Varroeh, Mafalda l'lagg:ett, Clara l'hisholm, Robert 1'-orlett, David Cowen, Virgil Foster. Cyril Free, Paul Darby, Katherine DeGrazio. Rosa Daugherty, Fred Dennison, Merrit Gorman, Aliee Gabardi, Alma Heller, Nel ie llunt. Frances Haley, Ruth Haley, Ilarry Heller, Burton Honeywell. Vlayton lloward, James Angevine. Gilbert Beauregard, Mildred Bonomo, Louise Bullard, Mares-line Bunbury. June Beek, Jimmie Iienjovsky, Theodore l'urfman, Louise l'0lV9ll. Homer Dilley, Lois Drobniek, Helen Dawson, Robert Davis, Roy EVZIIIS, Albert Fralie, Ilelen lfranees. Uatherine Finley, Orville Fiorelli, Millie Guyton, Gertrude Gentile, Frank Gray, Arthur Gustafson. Billy EI fl? ESHMEN Jay, James Johnson, lVilIiam Klarenbaeh, Alive Kerndt, Moritz Law. Charles Millard. Geraldine Mm-Call, Iris Mm-Donald, Iyone Mc-Mullen, Stella Mazzotta, l rank Muto, George Martin, Paul Masonheimer, Billy M1-Kenna. Ed. Met'lure, Arthur Nelson, Edith Xease, Kathlyn Niehols. Mary Evangeline Hlgruin, Julia l'eai1's, Madge Pringle. Bernieee l'reees, Mary Potter, Doris l'ost, Eileen l'asqua'le, Carl Post Ernest Raul, Vernia llogcrs, Franc-es liobesnik. Albina Ronald, Frank Ronald, lVillard Robuek, Hazel Smith, Myldred Sneddon, Maxine Siring. Virginia Sl'ill15.2'il, Nettie Subry, Dorothy Shropshire, lVinifred Subry. Florenee Sneddon, Fern Sl'llll0ld9l', Ray Sneddon. David Sappington. James Striekland, Leroy Sheehan. James Trane, llelen Trane, Edythe Thompson. Laura Gail Trust-ott, Robert Tekavee, .Ioe Vsnirk, Frank Wagner, Elva lVest, Fern Walker, Mary Wilson, l'tl1'0lYll Watson. Vex-il lVilson, -I0llll NVatters, Garland Williams, Charles Young, Blanehe Ullie GHTI-1 GIQADE lle'ster, Gladys lloekett. Dorothy Ilill, John Justice, Vallie Kuhn. Emilia Kina-aid, Lewis Lines, Louise Larimer, Craig.: Lewis, John Mangan, Rosanna Montgomery, Mona Morrison, Josephine MeGehee, Emiy Mc-Geehee. Georgia Masonheimer. Robert Morgan, Edwin l'ac-hero, David Pasquale, Domniek Patterson, Teal Preston, Charles l'urf-ell, James Qiiiggle, Harry Shaw, Virginia Shewalter, 31lll',2'llPl'lfl' Smith, Dorothy Smith, Mary Stevenson, lfarloyn Sehneider, Leo Shonyo, Emerson Stotler, Robert Swift, George I'lrieh, Wanda Fae Vigil, Clover Vigil. Helen Van Alstyne. Chester lVarren, Helen lVeleh, Theda lVilson, Ethel Mae XVolfe, Florenc-e Watson, Robert Wilkinson, Foster lVood, George

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JUNIUD-SENIDD IBANQUET The Annual junior-Senior Banquet will be held Saturday night, May 21st, at the Elks Home. At that time the Seniors will be the guests of the juniors at the Annual Prom. A clever program and colorful decorations are planned. Music will be furnished by the High School Crchestra for the ball which will follow the dinner. COMMENCEMENT DDDGDAM MAY 27, 1932 Processional . . . Triumphant March . . Verdi Lucille Robbins and Myldred jones Invocation ..... Douglas Corlett Class Song .... . Seniors Cardinal Principals of Education Worthy Home Membership Wise Use of Leisure . . Health Culture Citizenship Vocational Training Character Legends Mohring Presentation of Class Presentation of Diplomas Acceptance of Diplomas Girls' Double Trio . Benediction . Recessional . . Alda Read Eleanor Rupp . Grace Whited Ada Jane Ingledew Edna Mullins . Dorothy Davis Annice Barnhill . Boys' Quartette Lawrence A. Barrett Principal of High School . L. D. Hightower Superintendent of Schools . . Edward O'Connell . Glow Worm . . Linckg . . . Arden Stanley Marche Pontificalen . Ggunod Marguerite Hegler Education with her seven handmaidens: health, leisure, character, vocation, learning, home membership, and citizenship has guided this Class of '32 through many years. As these seniors march down the rainbow trail out into life, may they continue to be guided by these principles and find life's golden promise at the end. May the Rainbow, with her seven colors symbolic of education's seven aims, keep always before them the promise of Hope.