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Dr. nIGh JKAOOL ri PHL o1.PnL ,, mm F ,ea LAAMENCE A UL T Kansas State Teachers Colorado Teachers College Colorado Unlverslty McK1n1ey Roosevelt Foundat1ou BOARD OF EDUCAFILI F1Ve pabl1c sp1r1ted cltlzens make up the Board of Educatlon for the Sallda P bl1c Scxo ls Presldent of t e Board of Ed cat1on is 1ll1an Rush who for the past lo years has glven of nxs tlme to help gulde the Sallda schoo's The OfflC9 of vlce presldent of the Board of EGUCBEIOH 15 held by Joe Stewart Mr Stewart has been a member of tue Board for 12 wears Alt1cJJh tke other three members of the Board of Vducatlon have not served as lone, urlng the period trey have served tie cltlzens of Salida, they have helped to ma1nta1n and IUCFGBSS the prest ve that the Salida Public Schools hold trroughout tne state Dadley Crawford has been a member of the Board for six years, walter Burleson for trree years, and John Vos slnce last sprlng Two apoolnteo erployees of the Board of Educat1on are G F Llnes, has served as secretary SIDCG 1926, and Wllllam Balzo, who has been treasurer slnce 1931 c- - I - '- -- 1 I Z -1 SCP'f,'Il'TEfIl'2Q.T 'Y' ' J w L ye ' cl 'E Q ! f f U B, ' ,fi M .,a ,Q ' ICY' S V ' try, ,, 1 .Ln ZW , Zllxsx 'I 'lisa 3? ' Y , ffkvjp iff 'N . BAHMIT . B. S.,Iv1. S., Ph. D. B. A., N. A. r r ' - , r D ' H ' A O .. ' 1. La ' W' ' ' 1 S. ' , 1 . , . . . , . -5- C . . - . . , , . . , . . . . ' 1 ' . 'xv L x . - ' . . . . 4 W . io F K I' Q V r l 'A ' ' X ' ' n ' . .. ' who ' C U V rx BILI Nhwrno JOHN C BUH 1 R Coacu IHdDSEP18l Arts LKNLJT C Indusnrlal Arts CHARLES TEGHTMEYE' A. B., P. M. E. Band -Orcnestra ,415 ALAN A HAhPSHIHr Sclence V JOJEPH SOLES B. A. Mathematics F A c L T Y - ' .sg 994' V , ,1' A fy ju, , ?.Y -.za lfflj Aw? A ' f . A A:-iw ' . pcs-113. DONALD cusmn A. B., A. B. A., M. A. i . 'Q in A t N , 1 T ' - f' . 'nf . GRUENLLA ' . . A' ' 1 B. E. B. A., B. S. ., mf . ' , 4 A A .a 4 A A Xi E ' X .pl ' J 1 5 ,y.4', 4 F .qlll GQ ,..4qns Lanpuare and Art CLIFTON S. ELLIS A. B., 1-. A. Amerlcan Hlstory Gsm UULHA W' iniowe ! Assx L nt Coach Biology Engllsh Track Coach 46 PAYE QUTTL L c IARYL NUNDW .. L4 J GW-J Homemaklng Egrclal Q fl' 1. 1 .OSF P DPA' F HOUSE FQAIC'-'S In'1'LAl'D ROU L B A B o Q ,M A B S Enghsn Commerce ir'ls' Physical Educatlon F' A C U L T Y R x Q ',- ' , X R D :A '7lAflSi'.I 'jI.C.Q.1Fl I-.. Elfluv ..'. P 'H'R M I B. A. B. 5. M. Ai A. B., 1-1. A. 9: ' . Z ' id of J x , 0 'il f - 'V I .J , . I Q a .4 1 'QQ ju g,,Q',f,' .Q ' kg, Y' M' PEITEAL L5 Y.-.Alwolxi fs B. 5. A. B. EB- B- H- -H- Y' Li':r r'L1:. ' U i I I 1 ' - X I V ' A 1 1, Y, f rf 1 f ' n Hf:.'EQ'i '-f JEQUV.. I .1 . . I .. '.. n . , , J , NLAL S FA CO EDITORS 10' 1 l W uf-'K-' ALMA ELEANOR MARIONET I'A SPRIGGS GABARDI SPR IGGS PRODUCTION STA FF .v Ig jp ALVEDA CARIGNAN JACQUE RITCHIE A ffng If ' . ,.f f , f BEVERLY PETRINI BETTY PACHECO PAT FRAYSER WORKERS FOR THE FIRST SEMESTER Norma Groves Cleo Frein Lyla Hamby PRESS CLUB M SHINE BAKER J SI-IEE HAN SAVOREN TODD FARLOW BE MENT SALERNO BEMENT CARIGNAN The Press club cons1sted of all the members of the Journahsm class with Mr Charles Melxen the journallsm xnstructor as sponsor of the club .Txm Sheehan held the offlce of presxdent Dxck Bratton was vxce pres1dent and Sh1rley Hxgglnson was secretary Durmg the ye'1r the press club undertook many projects The club took charge of the concesslons at the football games and gaxe the Tenderfoot l news over KVRH every Mon day mght Combmed wxth the Annual Staff the press club made basketball programs for all the home games and purchased a new typewrxter for the school The theme of the Wmter Festn al the annual formal dame sponsored by the press A press club banquet prepared and served by the boys home economxcs class was held 1n the sprmg At the close of the year the entxre press club took a two diy tr1p to places of mterest Colorado then as 1 closmg ex ent the club had lts annual p1cn1c HAMBH SX MPSON LYTLE 3 DRA FTON MII SOM MARTEI l ARO HIGGUNSON SPRIFGS V' A QDU NIO 6 0 I v 3 K. ? V' '-0 . f' 4 ' ' ' M ' , -8 EK A L, Q- L. ' 1 f ' L, L. 4 ' 5 .- . F. , ' 1 5 a - R. . I x E y tw A. ' . , ct r - club. was Sk:ater's Waltz . Jerry Jean Bennett was crowned queen. , . , .A , . , , .1 ' . . , , in , . L. 2 ka' v ' f ' nv r ' 1 ' no L. . ' Z B. ' ' . I . J. Q - l I 1 ,' ' I X hu 'K' D. ' .' f 1' n 5- ' f f A - , B. I , M X N' , f .I X . M, . J . .D A 1 - . ' , I i S. ' ' K M. 1 , 'X R. ,. . ' ' L QNX 8 if pf TRESS CLUB VISITS DENVER As a reward for their hard worb, the sponsor, Hr Melien spent two d ys n Denver Three mem- bers of the annual staff nd the sponsor Nr Rouse also accom- panied them on this trip While in Den ver, the clubs st yed at the Kenm rk Hotel The hibnli nt of this trip was o banouet at the Golden Lantern THE TENDERFOOT After faving been part of the local ueoer for t ree ye rs the enderfoot came o t s miueogr pned paper E1 hteen issues of toe Tenderfoot were published t is year It was the only mim- eographed paper e state to have pictures. SOLD AT CONCESSIONS As a means of mak- ing money to help pay all of the expenses, the Press charge of cessions at the foot- club had the con- ball games. NIHETEEN SEHIOBS IN JOURNALISM CLASS The Journalism cl ss consisted of all of which were seniors Throughout t h e year, the Journ lism cl ss vrovided many services for the school The Press club sponsored the Iinter F stiv l which nes previously b e e n sponsored by the I r aces S lerno w s the editor dur inb the first half of the ye r nd Al veda Car ignan w s the editor during the second half EXCHANGES The n mes of the scnools who the Ten derfoot exchanged with follows Erie, Lakewood, Montrose, Loveland, Cotopaxi, Englewood, Saguache, Del Norte, Penbrook, Pennsylvania Junior High, Grand Junction Junior High, Arvada, Moffet County, Buena Vista, and Cortez. The Tenderfootwas given to every high school student free. TENDLRFOOT BROADCASTS WEEKLI As another of its many projects, the weekly broadcasts of the school news over K V R H SEEEEAN'S NEWS S ORX H.TDS AN NEXCELLENTU IN STALE CONTEST Iimmy Sheenan's story on the Salida high dbrit system earned an excellent r tingr-onlv six such ratings weie given in the entire st te I the feature story section, Dick Br tton's fe ture c lled, UCrossed Vires rece ved hood r t nb Dick lso received a fair r ting for h s col unn uFrom t e Bcnchn, Another Journa lism student to re- ceive mention' was Alveda Carignan for her editorial Eligibility.' HELP PURCHASE TYPEWRIIER The Press club and the annual staff gur- chased a large-type typewriter for theuse of the commercial de- partment and newqmpen .1 Q sl 1:y,.' .M - 'N ,' Q , 9 5 . -'n i 3 A . 'V ,, ,I - :. Ml: .. Q x-E My ., , ' fi -S 5. 1: if 2' 4 J 5 'I ,- A N'-, I- ' ,Q 4' - . , - xi, .. by - ' - V - xv- - - ' - -- --H 1949 Published by the Salida High Journalism Class 1950 , , W 'TW 7 Press club and its nineteen students, journalism Class gave ' Q ' C , ' 3. i . ' ' o Q a 0 C . Ft , Q4 I .. . - ,jj 5 - ' 'L fl' 5 ' ' ' A F1 if 0 I .L . . ' 1 a T U'J ' a . e ' a , 'n ' ' . .Th .r. . . , I-' - - o 0 R- 0 C o 8. I V . F aa P. C, . ' . - 3- - l ff. 0 . G , . n , L ' f e,, a. - - ' ' ' Q R a a 1 L 5 H' ' ' ' 2 ' T ' x i a u ff rf- I U .L ' 2. X N 1: gd in 'rn' ' - ' a , Au 'S-A ' a ' f' i - 1 ? r h - . , 9. 1 , , .-.. L.. Q -4 V' in : ' ' ' th on n I F! Student Councll ith Jerry Berry headlng the student councll, James Sheehan as Vice Presldent, and 0 kim, pat Frayser serving as Secretary Treasurer, the student counc1l r'::T had a very successful year The 1n1tial project of the year was the sale of activ1ty tlckets and the changing of the football program The football programs were larger than pT6V1OUS ones w1th illustrated covers Many compliments were received on them This commlttee was headed by Carroll Keifert A new system was tr1ed wlth the auditorlum t1cket A booklet containing ten tickets was sold In the event that there were more than ten assemblies or the booklet was lost, the regular adm1ss1on had to be pald At the annual conventlon of the state student counclls held in Fort Collins on December 5 and 6 132559 James Sheehan preslded as state presxdent The other mem bers representing the Salida student councll were Jerry Berry, Pat Frayser and Bill Campbell The rad1o pro gram These Kids of Ours' was broadcast from the student ballroom in Fort Collins by remote control through KGA ln Denver James Sheehan was named 'Champ of the Weekn on thls program The student councll helped the Pep club with the Homecoming festivities by buying the corsages for the Queen and her attendants, and by giving the prlzes for the floats in the parade Tne maln project of the year for the student COUHC1l was initiatlng the mer1t system The merlt system was the result of many hours work by both the student councll and the faculty The purpose of the mer1t system was to better tne school by encouraglng the students to do better class work, and to give tH9m merits for work done ln extra activ1ties James Sheehan headed the com11ttee Through the cooperatlon of the student COUHC1l, the Sallda Elks were aga1n able to sponsor dances every month for the students when the Chrlstmas season arrlved, the halls in the high school were decorated. A beautlful tree was provlded for the main hall, the comm1ttee was headed by Janls Hagerman. WWW? O Y'l'v ' D C O - ' f -- ' fri 7 51' , iii' i U . - . I l . w . . . . . Q . . . . , 'A '75 ' O . f 1 . - ' l l 41 I . - ' . 4 u a o . . . . U A A ' a . 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I u - ' R 1 A X , , 1 'Ji U Q 'VX F, ' m A, 1 K K f A V 11.3 X A. 1 t , I V' A vd 0 I in Ki x I , gf X Q ,J ' f . 3 4 ,, A 4 , I X NV. A. 4 fr Ii r 3 ' I 1 ' X ' S its-'lm I XX xX SENIORS A ix N-J filhx K , fi 1 1' ,:. , , l'- I' f ' 3 J ' 1 X . 4 , A k 4 , V L , . V .. . ' , . ' .Vw ' TA P. , 5 f , , H l W A IJ f , +-' 5 :' ' 'I X , u I' ULU' 'wk jf K--f-'1 .1 1 -1' y V 1 4 ' K K 1 2 3, rf A V I ,I , , . 9 m K SENIOR CLASS Representing the class of 1950 on the Student council during 1946 47 were David David off Bob Sympson and Jerry Berry during 1947 48 were Pat Frayser Jerry Berry, and Jimmy Sheehan during 1948 49 were .Terry Berry Pat Frayser Frances Salerno and Jimmy Sheehan during 1949 50 were Pat Frayser Frances Salerno James Sheehan Bob Sympson and Carroll Keifert Eleanor Gabardi set another record for the Class of 1950 when she was elected Home coming Queen for the second straight year This was the first time in the history of Salida high that a girl was ever named Homecoming Queen two years in succession Barbara Britton was voted by her classmates to be the semor candidate for Queen of the Winter Festival T Alveda Carignan went the honor of being the outstanding girl of her class This came as result of a vote by the class and a test At the annual Awards Assembly she was presented with the local DAR award Because they ranked first and second in the class as far as grades were concerned Dorothy Watts was Valedictorian and Alma Spriggs was Salutatorlan Alma Spriggs Marion etta Spriggs and Eleanor Gabardi were Co editors of the 1950 annual For the first semester Frances Salerno was editor of the Tenderfoot, and Alveda Carignan was the editor for the second semester Late in February the Senior Class Play Arsenic and Old Lace was presented before Brown Bob Sy mpson Louis Argys Lloyd Todd Richard Wood Jim Sheehan Joan Slmons Pete Salerno Frances Salerno Eddie Trujillo Shirley Higginson and Dave Lmes In the field of athletics the Class of 1950 was outstanding Many of the boys contributed to the success of the football basketball and track teams The results of the annual Elks Scholarship contest for seniors were First place Frances Salerno who won S50 Second Alma Spriggs, S30 Third Dick Bratton, S20 and in fourth place were Alveda Carignan and James Sheehan who each won S10 The tests were also entered in the Elks state contest The Class of 50 started with 109 members by the time they were sophomores there were 91 The class decreased to 79 in their Junior year and had approximately 68 in 1950 The class motto was United we stand divided we fall The orchid was the class flower purple and white were the colors The senior pictures are as of January 10 1950 it does not necessarily mean that they are the graduating seniors a v 3 A ' v . 3 I ' .Yu 1 J ' 5 . 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S-Club 3-4. a ' - -' - , ' . 3-4, B 2-3-4, Track l-2-3-4, ix. .- . Dram. 2-3- . B 3, ag 1' :Y Wx 'T L UN S Clul I' u 4 91 Joe Tlnn 161 ci ua B 2 1 Angelmn zum Y TPEHK '3 GAA 5 4 m FI James Axihux Muquzrdt Bdnd fy E11 Y Ywfllltl U A1 2 S 7f 4 Crm 0 n R vlvl 4 Barbaz 1 A M Betty Regingx Fl1'z'1bel11 Mllsomz GCG-a-4 sf --1-11 c.. .., .'..-'J'1, ', 2. Y'TCI'IZf 2- 2 'Mt!l!f'I'.14-'-1. sw- 4, iw. : SENIORS Anna May Muto GAA 1 2 3 FHA 2 Com 3 4 Betty Lee Pacheco GC 4 Annual 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 GAA 4 Com 4 FHA Pres 4 H Chester Prxce S Club 3 FB2 3 4 BB2 Track2 3 Joanna Prlngle GC 2 3 4 P 1 2 3 4 GAA 1 2 Rlchard Kenneth Pugh S Club Frances Lucy Salerno GC 2 4 S Choxr 2 4 Y Teens 2 Dram 2 3 4 Beta Phl 3 4 b Press 4 NHS 3 4 S Councll 3 4 Jr Ka Sr P aye PeteB Salerno Dram 2 3 4 Preb 4 Jr 8zSr Plays Matthew J Savoren S Club 2 4 FB3 4 BB2 5 4 Trac Presb 4 ' : - - -4, 1-2-3- , . , 1-2-3-4, . 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IRC Internatxonal Relatlons Club Q FHA Futuxe Home Makers of Amerxca COMMENCEMENT Featurlng, studf nt ps ilxll for the fxrst tlme ln a number of years the Commencement EXGFCISLS were held lll the hx h chool gs mnaslum Frlday June 2 At that txme dlplomab were dlstrxbuted to the Cla s of 50 BACCALAUREATE On May 30 Bleu ll lun lie ul hlld for the Class of 50 A local mxmater delivered an , ,Q , . , - - 4- 'r ' - - , - -4. ep ' ' ' . -- . - . V . v V ' . ' . , . . 4 . Z . - -4 fo f' Q' I' v if f ' ' v v - 1 1 ii -- ' ' . A -- ' H -- i., Y -- . . ' ' ' I-Y ' V Yr' 4 .L Un .. on .' 4 N - - Lib --Llbrarv V P --Vice President .5 - 'A - QF P ' ' ' 4 s - LF , - . ' : S 4' 2 -' 14 . 6 . ' I ' 5 be l , V 4 l , 'l ' ' ' 5 - ss xg 'X ' ' Q ' A ' ' J, 'L ,Q v , ' , Ss iv S' ' Y . . ' ' . , V . s. ,, , ,. , .. S , ,J-. I . ' '. ' the Baccalaureate address. NAME NICKNAME SEENBFEERE . PASTIME AMBITION Senior Profilesg Vivian Adams Leonard Aragon Kenny Baker Lucy Barrera Joseph Bartolo Louise Bement Rosemary Bement Jerry Berry Sam Bradbury D1ck Br tton Barbara Britton Ver on Brown Gllbert Bustos Alveda C.rignwn B111 Chambers Martha Colbert Davld tvldoff D vid Dodge Earl Eggleston Leola F rlow Put Frayser Eleanor Gab.rdi Bertha Gardunlo Leo G rdun1o Flzz oe Bake Lou VHCh1 Lou Blondie Burr Head Brad DiCk16 OJ Barb Sonny Boobie Pee Wee Chonbo Tarty Jitter Dodge gg? 1S at Conoaio Bert Lee In a Ch6Y16 some In the hall Theater B rtolo's Pl ce Show In a ohev1e The academy In the all Add1tion Sl1pp1ng around School School Concession Booth DTIDP1 g Hitc i g Post With B le Study Hwll G Street Running around for Mr. Melie Tyo1ng Thele Hidlng from Mr Nel1en Cordor's Jack S1GSU1Dg Football Pla lng records Lo f1ng W lalng W uldn't you like to k ow? Studylng Aruguing wlth Nr Custer F1nd K11IO5 Sleeping B11liards Melorlz To pass Sr Engllsh To see the World Get through college Sing w1th an orchestra To m.ke a ill1on Get what I want Get A's 1n journallsm Brwin Surgeon Mochanlcal genius To win one of them. Stay single Rad1O Techniclan Got out of school Be tho flr t lady 135 Webster president n.nd Cars Reading d1Ct19W Eatl g Culli Worbi g on my Hope Chest L1ve in Chln and gr,du te bo a r.nc or write one own 0 large f rn be a housewife CGtCV1Hg Be an all American Talking 5 such girl get a D6HS1OD Vritdng Be a reporter on t e letters Salt Lake Tribune Barbar P1lot . ,. . C O J V' s Q L , V. . J - ' . La a a ' 0 m ' ' fn 4 L4 - a ' 1 . O . . n n Y . L 'N 1 he ' ' ' a I I I B W ' 'L 0 . . . A ' r 'P ' an ' n - ' I C' 4 , If ' -- , ' 5 A ' - ' 'r ' 1 ' I n n 5 n ' a Da or raise cabbage is 4 ' h n 'Q To ' 0 a . . , Q , W an To P n Q H 1 . . a To . . -.ary . ' E H n To . . a . . a S , - , n n To - Y5 n fr Pc, ' ' ' ,,.., A up. - , . U' ,L 1 c - -7 To A ' ' I W h . n 'L f ' -s n ' C- Q.. ce MAME Jeanne Groves Virglnia H ley Lyla uune Ha.b Betty H rper SA1T16d H1gg1DSOH C rroll Ke1fert Harold Koch Dave Lines J1m Lytle Tino M drld James Marou rdt Bill Marshall Mary Martellaro John Martlncz Barbara MbTT1CV Betty Mllsom Anna May Muto Betty P cneco Chester Price Joann Pr1ngle R1chard Pugh Pete Salerno Matt Savoren James SheeWan Madel 1ne Sh ne A CKNAME SEEN WHERE PASTIME AMBTTION CSEDIOR PROFILES? Buttons Nlckv Red Boopy niggie Keif Cookie Davy Jones not Rod Tick Momes Lump UDP farmer uan B s Homer Shr1mo Paycheck Chet Dlnky Koko Peter Shorty Ilckey xkmdge In a Pl'mout Sc ool In a N1 h Anywhere The Greeks ADJVDST8 Candy Kltchen Everywhere Additlon Walklng There Bllllard Parlor Safeway Store Everywhere Cantee W1th Leo Anywhere At home H1tC ing Post In tne hall Greeks In the nall Show Anywhere Addition Around 5 About Jercln Be an Alr L1Dl.COSt6SS sodas 111' ng To grow old Plg L t1n HOT11Hg odBe a reporter on the Tenderfootiew'York Tlme F1gWt1Tg Foollng around Studylng nuntlns Flirtlng F W Woolwortn Sleep!-os wlshes Be a dress des1gner A1r Llne nostess To be presldent Enbineer or M6CC3D1C Get M rrled Be presldent of F W Get out of school D611V6T1HgBGELt legrar er Telegrams Anyone To but fat Danclng To own r och Worklng Corders Day dTO3m1Dg Teres Re dlng Te S1Dg g1I1S Dre.m1ng of Canon Watcnlng kids Teaslng g1T1S Sports StuQJ1Hg JOID the Marines To gr duate To be a I vv Nurse HOUSCW1 e Graduate Nheet Wh1ol Nurse Auto Mechanic More teaslng To gain we1ght Make a m1ll1OD Barb, JackGo to college A Floyd 1 . -5 -1 'I 1 ' - 4 L- A. 7 I . , . . . F 1 g A 3- h - . . . as T , L1 me .fi A . a . - 1 y + es ' 1' 1 ' l ' s v a . L .L 5 . Cl Fo 1 V - - fr- . . - .- Ed 5 1 In 1 1 0 VW I R rr Y ' . . . H. . F . . D 0 O O 3 a ' ' , . . . . Angellna Meestas Ang1e Here 6 Mak1ng H1re a housekeeper . Q a . . . . G -H 1 W' TN ' 1 ' ' E ' a a. I. ' A J 'Q n I Q ' ' Q orb ' . a ' - T , WET. If . ' ' 1 a 'f a ' ' ' ' h a ' . , . a . , . , 3 ' ' 2 ' YI ' , s 1 . H . U . . L ' ' in 5. v ,x. A 4 . . ' i K . . . NAME NICKHAME Joan Simons Lenora Smith Teresa Sniff Alma Spriggs Marionetta Spriggs Edwina Steel Mary Jane Stephenson Robert Sympson Richard Tarllp Norman Thonoff Lloyd Todd ldward Trugillo Frnest Vigil Louis Veltrie Dorothy Watts Carolee Richard Russell Frances Kitten Pidgie Pest Cuddles Suck Red J.ne Sym1e Turnlp Happy To d Lasses Speggett Dott, White Pelon Wood R10 Youn Ru s Salerno CA1Cn1G SEEN WHERE School Greeks Riding Around Here 5 There Typing Anywhere At home In the ofiice Around In the hall Home Anywhere Canteen Anywhere Howard Post Off Greens Around Around Ee S Q 1C8 PASTIMTE AMBITIOII Singing Acting crazy Aura L Bob Working To get a man Y L guess Re ding IULJ1 flea circu D1 cu si g f rming with Irs Morrow Hunting Dreaming Box1ng Loaf ng Raising lowers Vorcing at ank W vine good t me rlgures vOX S To be a singer To go to heaven Housewife Be intelligent Keep from working To gr.du1te To be a nurse Studying f gures Get a million dollars Be 1 race horse owner Get out of school Learn to tvpe To be r1ch Learn somethlng To oe a telephone operator To own a bank Women lore ienres Keep tallc t en Pete L ere MUSIC CO'Tf T At the San Luis valley Music cont st and Festival held at Monte Vista Apr l 2l,the Salida high Glee club, Orchestra and P nd comoeted The results of the Fest val w re the S lic righ band received a good r ting An excellent ra ing w s e r d by thc strin Orcne tra No r tings were g wen to the Gl c club but t ener l c iticism re ceived indie ted thtt the Glce clue m de e e cellcnt snow ng The Gleeclub consisted of g rl'sc oru boy's chorus and EIXSQ chorus Transportwtion w s provided ey c rs driven o p rerts, Irlendsand tea ch rs. About 2,000 students were at the westiv l ' -1 O ' c Q. . E' S, 9' - . . . . 'N 1 'lp' C. ' 1 -- H . A. . , . 3 . . . . ' 4. . I . S S Il C G. -- ' ,f 'L . A 3. ' . Ed ' If I . Q I .J Q , - . . C I , 1 1 4. ,, . 1 . . - an . -1 -4- .lf ' 1 I u w ' 'i 1 be - . . , - f- --2. Q 8. 1 f' L 1 , 1 ,Cr 1:1 --Q 11: nr '1- D 'J A 'L ' I .2 1 . ' ' Y-' -Ar ', I , fm' fl ,lv Th T. F' -. -x .4...:L . . . , X x. 5 F . . . . , 1 ... ' - .51 L 0 . , N - 1 Q . Us 1 '9 2 ' is 0. - A . - -, L . ' . - - Q n.. - 0 - .e C' C. 321 QC g ' S 0 9 ' tri ' . ' u 'nw f-- fw 4' ' ' ,- be .. .4 L v ' -LL L, L.-. .L .1 ' ' a 1 2 . ' 1' an x A V in . ' ' . n 5 . 'vs 41 ' r H 4 ' ' A L. .L -- J, 1 L. I . 1 . . 1 , A . 1 EL ' 3 .. .. :J af .. 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Ou LO of t nie: e e Q wxlcx wo second ulace n n eef lor o PTOCJCIU .eny oem c ncln annlenes ers pres nec N r y eenes erxz, ue: , 1 ' r neorre Dem .eor e P es c n ngr onanne e e iso AJ O HC u.u QQ L K 108 u W 9 JO'W G Ju GF DUF1H4 une ye.r c. n1or less scar . 51x . .1es. Tnls 15 tue r1TSE L suck a orc ect has e unnernexer by are r c ass, or he p oee .e 1., Aoney for e lor rrc 1 We eee lf e Nr osepn Jo f class sue r. ollow lg Deo e were e esseu as JuD1OF1 aS of enrer 1 1 P. if n --7 Q 4 'J J f , r . .S .4 ' ', 2 4' 1 1 . C Arg X S' 'e' ' F' Q V Q I . .Q . 6 . ' 1 J 4' I K. wi. 'Q A. 7 KQI3 'Z' M 1'U gg? 0 U If' f J , K ff JACZUELIHE CY 'C' uLT.JE OVEL AHB' UE QC V 'TS JUYIOR 'm' I A JH ' ' f , . rs ' m- .' I ' er- j ' H ' .. . ' ' : ' e ' -. 1 ' - 5- . U w' . . . , . A . , . I Q .A. ,, , , k , Av A - ' , ' ' . f ' ' ' R 'f. . L s 1 A U , j A , ' k ' , '. H'.' ' u Y The j'.' 5 ' ' gg n ' '-- . ' . lf Q ' Y'nL r Fez ' . 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J 5, ' A le. mee e .fn:o The f 'ir' A pl ' el' ' ' ' 1 ' ' Ji x' y lf, 95J . , m . . g if H141 Xfl on ' ouxs Ar yQ J ack ASH Terry Bennett Io' 1nn.1 'Sud iuth I 11nCo PL egy B1 ldbury Peggy Burnett Cc orgf C ill xw Helen C ampbell W1111 1111 C unpbell Dfm Chayez I utrlcm Cook J ack Cunnmgham Geoxge Dewhurst 1 arry Flnch Mary Tedn Frantv Cladys Furphy Olner Cardunxo Lawrence Gatterer Raymond Gentxle Mar1aGon7a1es Ray Harvey Ioan Hunt Leroy Jqcques Thomas Johns Edlth Judge Nancy Kelso Davxd Leewfzye Jack Lmes Rqy Maez James Manshelm T 71 'CT l Ai 'V s ' I 'J- SPM? W-1 qv +ve -Q' A .A LL1 .L. g'. an H 3 , . . -95 1 ' .!zfv'..' ' 1 Vx N 's' l I ff 11 J 1 ..'. I 4 . .1 1 . A Y gi-If JAL4 A V '41 z W, '-'f r ' - .Q , ', ' 'I' 'fy 'e C Q 6 Y ' A- 1 v 1 . X xx ' , ' N K, l.. l. I ' . e Y Y X lr I 1 I 9 7 K . ! I , , ' ' - ' K --xv -xv X -, 0,3 ' xQ . ef Ar ' T ' l 3- xv W - r 5 , . mu .-'fe . 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N K! i i i R ES hx S Sophomore Class Cfficers 1,3 ' Y BTLL BILLY MAdILlh JOnl BERRY RIDHARDS NIKON LLhPh Off1cers of the soplomore class were Bill Rxchards, president, Bill Berry, vice president, Marllyn Nlxon, secretary, Jorn Clark, treasurer Ronnie Short, Jane Mohar, and Janis Hagerman represented the 'lass of the student council for CD9 second strai ht year Mrs Faye Morrow 1S the class sponsor One of the great honors won by the class was the receivlng of first prlze for its float in the hOm8COm1Ug parade In February the class preserted an excellent assembly Ethel L11es was their candldate for tne vlnter F6SC1V l fueen Members of tne Cl ss of '52 cortrlbuted talent to al flelds of actlvity They were represented in atzletlcs, Dramatlcs club, Glee club band, orchestra and o her sc ool fUHCClOIS Durlng thelr fresrran year, they elected Joe Hutcnlnson, presldent Nornan Ream, v1ce presldent, and Mar lvn Nlxon, secretary tre surer The follow1ng peo le were classed as Sooromores as of Jaruary 10 1950 SUPHUHURES P U lan J TO nn oE'l is OF 'SO CFFIC ALb A D CG NLIL OF SALIDA COLO 'h L r P I E f ,A yi , x7 , . . 7 . 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Dg1'vi1i A1111 -. 3i1.1'i.1 ..Xl'.lgf'Jll. l1'111. :511'.gl,1lZ. hlikv lX.1l1i11z1, W' . -an - ' Kel 1 - D 8 -A ig T ' v 1 X' it 1 L. . 11, I ' Q' E ff, K - 1 .. 34 - V I N A ' ' - 27 sf' Q-I : I ' -7 - C -'. f' t s .5 Q 1 1 1 .A f l 7 It C' 1 'IA' w ' fn , A ' .xy vc 4 ...Q ' 'L -1',. 2' fl . ' ' Q. gi Bl'1'.Xll. , ., - 1 v I V 1 I Q . L A . ' Y' 2 . 1 ' , ' LI 1 . 'xt ll 1 . . A1 Dengler. Donald Divtrirh. 1.1115 lic'hol.1 Q , 11. - l Y 1, og 2 fy ! f -A , QQ, if - ' ' ' 'Q , . pf V ,r N , ,J , j , ...fy r ,. 11 , 1, I , , ! ' 'N ,N , 4 '- - x , vt fc ' U. -., - h , 1 ,C . ' X- , c - il 1 1 1 - . L ,. 1210 ,'- F . ', ' ' ' B' ', 1 ' 1 1-. ' 1 HJ. 1 ' 1' ' x- ' 2 'N ' 1 . . 1 ' L . ' . , fl I 4 I-. 'ig . ' .. - ' I i fe 1 J -.X A .1 ' 1' ' 'G , Q H A ' 4 v- ' Q' ' L . 'sy ' K. , I 1 t 1 I. - 1- 1 K+. is f N 1? '3v 3 5 n F , K 1. I ' , - Q . a I' , 1, ' Q l ' g ' -4- ' in 1. 'in X 7 ' 4 ' . . '. A J- 1' i ,Tri , , ' , 1 ., it.,,l,:,..u Barbara Lxndqulst Robert Lmza Opal Lorxmer Betty Maebtas l. Joe Martellaro Robert Martmez 1 cv C' .1 N Jane Mohar Wllllam Nelson Marllyn Nlxon Frances Ogden Joanne Orr Alex Padxlla Angelo Passarellx Dorxs Peck Wlllle Qumtana Norman Ream Wxlllam Rlchards Jacquelme Rxtchxe John Roth Ervm Sage Cora Sandoval Joe Scanga Mary Ellen Sheehan Wllham Schrader Joe Shlne Colleen Shook Ronald Short Gerald Stotler Arlene Struna WllllS Surber Lynette Thlele Roy Thompson Dorothy Todd Jenn1e Trujlllo Ray Trujxllo Stanley Vaughn Robert Watts lk1lma W llloughby I U-QP T I y .KX Shlrley Wobst Jane Wood Eldora Martmez John Terry Joe Hutchxnson Vlrgxma Leewaye , . , 6 -.i . U Y' Q v 1' 1 Q 1 - r ,, V ' Q . ' ,A 1 le, I L. J' -1. , . , , fv rs , I N - 5 f Z T A A ' as I ' Sf , . . Q , I I ' H 5 A . if l 9 K. ' Q 1 , , . . . A I V , - I 1. . lk.. 'Q X Q . X - ,, 4, ' : ,1 -' t , i - ,. A - I ,- I ' ' ly ' . AV . 'NIL ' U V' . Tv. 'v 2? lv , qs- z if N l S V K S - ' 1' lr- I, ' t I A , , Y if 4' v y Y ' O ,. . . , j y 1 3 1 fx-.fx -3 v 9 U H Z 'A 9 I Y 'V f J: , T ,K B L. C. 9, P' 1 ' gf 1.4 l' A ,L. X - 1' L I 'Q 1 . Y I V K' . Y V5- X. V sq -xy X lx ff fv gxxk RX gg QX X gl ff k I I llllllllllllllll IllIIlllllllllllllllllllllll I llllllllllll FRESHMEN ix Freshman Class Officers ht the be 1 can be by elec' Irere hcDo.d C belng electec Donalo Berext was he class se re zesewt 'new Sxowlng Lneyk ln une FOIECOAIA ax. 5 31 XI' .Q 9- e Pres we. bile ytiuf o 11120 Lao ul L, l Q:1.J :- U 511 LII' Vw ll J.. x Argues now nonuidr wover L xc cies obo W1 1 Udrv . 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T -P 'Qe:Lo: Mur1lyn LQLv,, Hlna Cggu , ' ' Q 'd Gibson no p ' - . .L..U 1:1 tie sto eu.L agp x.il. 'lree'x und 'Ani r '. c . Q, , , class colors ana Xi.s Los rcve sq, Luc cldss spezscr. Q ' k ' gn: LV e Vdpartnn 5, i2,u Cney 8HC'L'C ' ' . L hi ' ' I . n' 'L':f pezaxe. Tne LL9 e was 'ivixf . Cen .: N : I ' N N Th . 1 .... en 'GIL Lurouqn a h2YtLUOgx n 'l 3' Y , ' f' , 'deQ by ' LifHli5.l se.: 'Q:11 'L years, : 1' ', . ' ' 3 j eo LLem-e ' soon sgcrLs, :ue f' w . ' . , ff, 1 . -Q N - ' .. . - .Lg. . T' , ' f4 y :Hc'He acc' o in Jang oryaniza.A ' ' ' 'K . 5 . ' 1 an sus ww ess H-lf For Ldeir '.d4L ' Win Y ' ' QM -I . y se,ecL Lrl2y Lhpzon. .' 7 :nf Q? Flu n Y QlHLLcG as Ftrs! lL ' '. ' 1 lc, 9, , fix P I f , QS 4 - ,f 2 f' AL. Q.. flax sh Thomas Alber Betty Allen Thomas Armstrong, Vxctor Arnett John Bayuk Don Bement .Txck Bennett Larry Blanchard Robert Brookshlre J sephme Butala Fred Clancxo Rxchard Clemens, Albert Cordota Edwma Cordova C'1lv1n Carotherq Vxolet Crawford Q all sf' w..! 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KX -ar ' J 1 A 4 fs. 4 lv ' -3 -K Qin YNX Y N 'xx 'NNN M L 11 ATHLETICS 1UOI PALI Cspllllll It lt 1 s 3 ll ,,.,.. on UXC1 L1 Llllll lllt th1m s Ihf Sp1r 111 stormg wa done by M.1eL B 1ker 1nd Mt1dr1d Br 1tton comerted tw1ce Showlng a hcttu br 1nd of IIC klmg than 1n the p1ex1ous we 1 k .11111 tht Spart 1n humbled Montrose 33 to 1 R13 Maez scored three touchdown 111d B1 1tton k1c he d three pomts Mlllfld ed on Britton and B 11111 want 1rou11d lc ft and for the f1nal touchdown Plaung thetr f1rst out of town game the Spartans edged L1kewood hy 1 6 to O score Sal1d1 took the openmg klCkOff and drove 80 yards for the only score Kenny B 1ker carr1ed the ball otex for the touchdown In the flrst league game of the year the Sp.1rt1ns were defe 1ted hy tht lc 1gue ChiITllJS Pueblo Central at Pueblo 28 to O Chester PFICC recelved '1 d1sloc,1ted shouldex 1n the game and was lost for the reat of the season The Spartan went on the road agam for the th1rd game 1n a 1ow Th1s t1me 1t was agamqt the Florence Husk1es who Sal1d.1heat 20 to O After the game at Florence the Spartans came hat k home for the Homecommg game w1th Centennlal and the flfkl d IW game of the ye 1r The f11 11 st ou Centenmal 26 Sallda 20 The Sp1rtans took the 1r th1rd deff ll ll the h 1nds of ll llll Tr n dad Nllllfll s Sal1da m1de tts only score when R IW M197 Cl0HHQd the roll llllfx' 1n OtLl1lCkl11 111111 ll 1 e 11c1 t1n1co1c11tscerntmff 1 1 s dt ldlflto 'lheSpartt1rs und fllftll c ll lx e lntbll cot lllgl punch and e1e1ly rolled our AllYIlOSi wl1o late1 went ox to w r he S11tt Clas A ch.11np1onsh1p 39 to 1 1 Sllllltill J untxtd to Clnon fox 1 ll ut 1 on 111 s 1o1 tt tu hw f g 1111 11 1 1 s we ll st w lf W1 lI'l n x d ucr1lt1n1e Tht Sp1rt1ns began ll o2 1. 11d 1 ts l1tc 1n the th11 gl quartu 11 d tt1m1n1ted 1t 111 the last qu ll when Maez went ox Ol from the 6 Ke1 11 Baker made the dec1d1ng pOllll hy plunfnng through 1 1 lt t kt f tl tonxus Tha Sptut 111 ended the season w1th .1 tetold of s114 Xklll 1 T 14 fllllkllt d txth 1'1 the SouthC,Lntr1l Li 1g.,UC Th 1 '. r1J'l 1d the g '1d , s1111s1111w'1th .lll lllllJl't'.'SlYP 2 t 25 Viet 1 I gg last years 37215 l'1.lSf A S . 1 ' 1 pg, 1 Q ta 5-v ' ,SS , . , ,Q 2 t , ' L K , .' I A . .f 1 1 'sg 'L 1f .i, 1 ' 6 is seor Ll pus- 1'1'on1 . 4 1 ' 1 '1' U . Q - 5 '.1 5 1 ' A ' - ' 1- 1 5 .1 Ai - n . 4 V I A 1 v' ' ' B1 I ks 2 v v v X-V X- . ' L , ' jc B- L- - I - Lv 2 g K. ' , , . , . ' 1: . . '. ' 2 Q 1 L ' 1 11 1 1 1 3 1 ' 1 J . V- ' . ' V K .. 5- . ' , T x A , ' ' ' . ,l 'S ' ' L. L ,' A , .1 A -A, A 1 1 f - , , L 6 si 'V v 1 ' T ' ', , 1 , ' Aj Lv, f 1 . All : '1: 3 ' . 2 ' g 1' ' 1 11 1 1 1 A lust' g 1 1 ' ' 1 Q' j 5 ' aj . . V g Q early ' th fv 'tl 1 1 ter, T '1 'dad 143 SL1'dl 6. Th S1 l' iz T11 'li ' :11 1 get gf ing agatnst a hc'-z11'1e1' team f1'r,111 Col1,1r.1do SIil'll'lQ.Q.' and were e ea e . 1, , ' ' 1: Lo . 1 't1 F s' ' ' 1 . ug u' '1 1 ' ' ' 1 '1.t 1 'L 1 'iss 3 ' A ' , . Th 1 1 s 'ut 1 1j1 1 'th'1l21:1tgL111 1 ' the :se1:s 4 d fl 'Ill l 1 Aghly f.1':11r11,i'l':y111 ,s lflo -1- HllllglC't'lf1lJl'.lll1Jll -6. 'l'h1 Sjlllflllllf 11'e Llllgllllfl to score ' 1 the f11'.' halt, hut they 'e ' 1 'th C11 on'f lOjz111 llne s 1 '1 2 ' 1s, 1 ' 1 1 : ' the f' -'1 1' FClI'1IlgIdl'l 1 1 1 1 ' .1 1' . 1 ' ' 1 z'ter 1 . , 1 A . . . ' , , . 1 1 ' ' ' ' , . 5 D hts '1w'nr1g1 ac 'l- or 1e 1 ' 11'1on. ' 1 ' fl 1 1 .W 5 ' 1 1 ' s1111'l1o:11' loswe.-, lfy A - s .' 1 1 ' '1 L -1 f 1. 0 Bratton Savoren 41 --1 Maez 0 ang. Todd -JI 'li L Q, fr 'VP Baker ll' 13' A L L .e-H41 erry heehan r C Keifert Price Madrid Clark aw Rivera Bayuk Vigll 5 AIU .ix Leiva Davidoff 'x9Q Koenig Campbell ! 47X Lytle Mfg Quintana F o 0 1' B ' :K A 5.' A W we 5 ' ' ,. 3 ' r. Q' 5 A A 5 . f Af 1 sa ' Wy:gN.,. V, V I A 4 J 1 lA - Z3 f, X S ' 1 ,,.N 4 ' '- ' Sag r Q Q 7 ' k ' , , I, - . 9' 4 ' 'V ati .,.N k n 4' Q 'I Ap 3 , S D sg 1' I 5 I 'Ng I Q ' ,, , f Q :MW ' Ulf 5 x ,. ,, if A W AV f, N . A .X f , n uf-, f Y - LY a X' P., no rf? y 1 x 'Q K y- of I n- i ,o f ' H VY , A X if . .L , in ,, n Af ,, Vfi F , d X , ' -' ri 9 .' - ' ' ' I . 4 ' 5 bd .gy swf .4 P. ' X' A ,lid ,, -QB 415 B A ww Bradbury Dewhurst QQ n'! I ,gs.fif'l Gardunlo il Richards pdf ii? Am L Bartolo Jay Clemens Veltrie W-wp Martinez 43 JN Aragon 4 .4544 Henderson 4 Sandoval Bustos ence Co caotain Baker was named to the all confer Dick Br tton were given honorabl 11' Brooxshire 8-an Pugh second team Tino Madrli M and Co oaotain Jim Sheehan, Ernest Vigil, Jerry Berry, Chester Price Ray aez e mention At a football bancuet given bv the Elks for Salida, Buena Vista Saguache, and Salida Jr high, Bill Campbell a d Rod Koenig This was Sal1da'a set were elected Co caotains for the 1950 team year in the South Central league. Nevt year they will be a member of the San Luis Valley league. F O O T L L CT? g - l nr' n fi Q Il m 4 QP v-, ' 1. Q n ge. - l 5 of ' w, f ' r X e , X ' .12 J' -Qs.. . ..r Rt 4 5 bf r 1 ' f l1L ijsgz ' V.. W . ' K , . g 1' 4 V as ' 9 K J ' ' Linza - N- JA' if-L' K- : F2 , I , Q 7 , C Q 5' A JP I an M ll ,,- , a V I f K 1 . . -4 ' I J 1 ' . P , W K I -- ' Q A ' Q-EQ' e ' .1 - A - . . 1, ' 1 1 ' ' , . . n . - . 1 JZ' ' .v M 'X ,yu 6 FN -, HC 6'nf3'flf' ,ff ,Mb :M QQ 15455 Average Hb po1nts a game Sallda Salida Sallda Salid Sal16a S811QB S lid Sali a Sallda S llda Sallda Swllda S311da S lida Sallda Salida S llda Salida' 2 S lids' 2 Salida 741 Won SEASON RECORD OF ECW THEY SCORED HE A S A TEAM Gunnison Cripple Creek Gunnison Canon Abbey Cr1pple Creek Monte Vista Alamosa Center Del Norte Lendv1lle Canon Clty Canon C1ty Del Norte Leadville Center Alamosa Monte v1Sta Sargents Sargents Opponents 591 Lost 5 Opponents averaged 35 a game ' 1Hd1C tes games forfe1ted S 11618. S lida S llda Salld S 11d Sallda Sal1d Sallda Sali Sallda Salida Salid Sulld Sall S llde S lid Salld S l1ia S2l1da smsom. RECORD or EE B so CODOPQX1 Gunnison Cr1pple Creek Gun ison Canon Abbey Cr1pple Creek Monte Vista Center Del Norte Alamosa Leadville Canon Clty Canon C1ty Alamos Del Norte Leadtllle Cotopaxi Center 38 fon e Vlsta AME Savoren Medr1d Mfez Baker Campbell Palese Blatton Young Berry Tnonoff Johns Short R1Che C1 rn Leew ye Le1va Ramey Berry HBH S AD 1 1 2 Th1S does not lnclude the tournament g mes. Includes games played wmth loc 1 Elks 'roman scoan SALIDJ 6LL3 orromms 567 .fo 1 9 LOST TOURNAMENT GAMES NAU SQUAD Salid 52 Del Norte Sallda 32 Durango FINAL smsou STANDING wow 15 LOST FINAL SAN LUIS VALLEY LLAGUE STANDIVGS C Monte V1st Center S llda Alamos Leadv1lle O Del Norte rg OOO T QUAD ' 33 34 N Tp . G . A . Q M9 26 s p v D 50 33 196 18 10.9 . G j26 35 .. ' 162 18 9 'L 2 ' 28 m 134 18 8 31 34 69 12 5 a a 38 35 55 18 3.1 32 31+ 1-116 ll 1-P61 ' SU ' ' 39 D 19 15 1.2 6 ' L13 . ' 25 19 13 1.3 ' 50 ' 33 25 14 107 , '- 38 ' 37 ' 16 11+ 1.1 ' 53 35 'Z . 57 A 22 65 QU 11+ L1.6 29 53 6 1+ 51 M7 2 15 o g . 35 . 38 ' 'wrds 55 16 3.11 ' O 1 1 52 ll 4.7 Q L O 3. 11 309 A I ' ' 2. 50 35 10 305 ' 29 12 .Lv 11-If . A . '1' -LUAD ,A R ----' ' lo al 25 ' U6 a U3 28 2' o ' 6 al ' Q 25 n 24 4 ' , Q5 a ' a U1 - 36 . ' 57 ' 7 ' a 30 21+ I 6 ' 23 25 da 51 W U8 7 1 ' 6 32 39 , 27 13 W L 5 t a 8 20 ' 21 ' a ll 1 916 . xg. 27 ' 32 10 1 833 'ia 26 C a 35 a ' 8 U 666 a ' . 33 ' 37 fi 7 5 593 a a M1 U2 W ' 3 9 25 5 I ff ' 3 9 250 . ' ' 11 .6 ' 31 Sa 61:5 o 12 CLUB 'K 4 if iff SQQI 0 .ony DIVISION B V1tam1n B won 6 lost 0 .Ir I-hgh Lt Won 3 mt FINAL TUESDAY EVENING LEAGUE A STANDINGS Team Won Lost C won 1 lost 4 S Club 3 H1 Y won 1 lost4 Jr Hlgh Mule Tram ...- Jr High 'H'W3 !' Mxdgets .l In the Champmnshlp game of the league the S Club defeated the Vxtamm B 32 1.5 Mem bex s ol' S Club team were Bustos Aragon Martlnez Prlce Sheehan Todd and Lytle Lloyd Todd served as presxdent of S Club for the school year 1949 50 wxth Rlchard Pugh as VICQ presldent .md Gllbert Bustos as secretary and treasurer Dux mg, thc basketball season the club handled the concess1ons to ralse money for thelr annual pxtmc held late m the school year Also the club donated money to the Clalr Clayton fund As m prevlous years the S club entered a team mn the Tuesday Evenmg League The annual 1n1t1at1on of new members was held m the sprmg Membershlp ln the S club ms lxmxted to those students who earn major letters 1n football basketball or track 4 A 1 2 NI V I- .J lei-'35 i . f ml- X TRACK Showing a will to win, the 1950 Spartan track team completed the most successful season ever experienced by a Spartan thinclad team when the local lads ran up six victories against no defeats during the regular season In their opening meet, in which seven schools participated, the thin clads overwhelmed their opponents by scoring 76 points while the second place team scored '45 points The following week the victory bound Spartans opened their home seef- IOY1 by 9001436 52 112 points before e. snow storm forced cancellation of the rest of the events. At the time of the cancellation of the remainder bf the events Center was in second place with 31 ll2 points tchsols were in Sa.lJ,da f'nr.,..the gat, A week later, the Spartans took lst in the Alamosa Invitational Meet at Alamosa At thiss meet, the Spartans piled up their highest score, when they walloped the Valley Class M' teams by rolling up 111+ end1f2 points--more than the rest of the schools combined scores On the following Monday, Canon City came to Salida but the Spartans easily turned back the Canon lads 85 to 31+ This was the first time in many years that the Spartans made a clean sweep of athletic contests with tho Tigers, defeating them in football basketb .ll, and track About e week later, the Spartans were guests of the Gunnison Cowboys, in the first track meet ever hald at the new bowl at Western State College The Spartans had little trouble in taking their fifth victory in a row as they won 86 to 38 Championship in track when they ran up 811- points whlle their nearest competitor could score only 31-If Del Norte Alamos , Loadville, Durango, Monte Vista, and Salida particlpated in tho moot With Kenny Baker placing in three events, the Spartan thinclads scored 10 2f3 points in the state track and field meet hold Saturday May 13 B .ker placed second in the broad Jump, tied for second ln the high Jump, and was a member of the mile relay tcm which pl ced flfth R..y Mae: won a second place for the Spartans in the lOO-yend dash Other Spar tens to score were Dick Bretton Carroll Keifert, and Matt Savoren 'lhsy were members of the mile relay team The meet was held in Boulder About 21+ Class 'A' high schools were on hand for the meet which was won by Wheat Ridge. TENNIS The Spartan Tennis team under the direction of Bill Andreas won from Monte Vista and lost to Florence ' , su ' C o For the first time in history, the thinclads took ':..the District L 9 9 ...L X!! fl is N STM Under the capable direction of Charles Teghtmeyer, band director, the band which this year consisted of 51+ students, had a very suc- cessful year. During the year the band presented two concerts that were attended by good sized audiences. Both concerts were well received Through the funds derived from the band concerts and donations from the school board and frmends, a new oboe was purchased for the band This year many new band selections were obtained Also, among the new additions to the band department was a cabinet to file music The cabinet was made by the wood shop boys under the direction of John Burgzergehop instructor When spirit was needed to odd to a parade, athletic contest, or any other event, the band was always ready to lend its support Throughout the year they appeared in parades of all types, at football games, and pep band, made-up of students from the band, appeared at home basketball games. Members of the band attended a 'band clinic held at Sargents Consolidated School during the winter Also, individual members of the band made many public appearances, and in the spring they attended a festival held at Monte Vista. To conclude their activities for the year the annual Salida band clinic, under the guest director, George Domson, was held in the Spring Under the leadership of Charles Teghtmeyer, the orchestra grew to 13 members the largest orchestra Salida High' ies had innmyears. During the year the orchestra played for the Dramatics club plays Junior Class play, Senior Class play, and Spartan Sparkles, and made several radio appearances. In January the students held a Jitney lunch to aid them in buying new music and several new music stands As a string ensemble the members ef the orchestra went te Monte Vista for a Spring Festival At the first meeting of the F. H A., Betty Pachecowan elected president Lila Dominguez was elected vice-president, and Mary Vigil secretary treasurer Mrs Mary Wonder was the sponsor. To raise money the club sold Christmas cards and sponsored a candy sale. During the first semester a Christmas party was enjoyed by the members For a second semester project an assembly was given by the club. Throughout the year various crafts were worked en. A faculty tea was given both semesters The club contributed to thelerld Clildrens Christmas Festival For the International Relations Project, the members of the club carried on correspondence with girls from other countries. The F. H. A purchased silverware for the Heaenaking Department. a . I I F. H. A. I O --COMPLIMENT Harry L. McGinnis Salida Music Co. Band Box Cleaners Charles C. White Muto Grocery Dr. A. J. Bender Paul Williams Bessie M. Shewalter M,in Cigar Store Cady iardwere Dr Riley Grand Avenue Garage Indian Gr ll Mode O D y Sv nburgers Cash Carry Ostrur Giocerf S lid ao C Chaffee Cou tv Motor Co Lioo rd's Plectiic Snon J C Patterson Hardware N Pt1H'S Shoe Ren ir SOFM- Skelly's Motor Inn Dr. Ostrum Kaess Motor Co. Vaughn Feed Store Biglow e J s VcDonougn Em'et+ Sbew lter J c 's Q rber Shop 'Lili SCPF9dS1'S welding Shoo Salid fleotric Service Qob's Courfeous Seriice brain Runco nd Jolr Petiini Selid Vlectric Service SCFOLAFSTTP TLM Members of the high scnool Faculty selected the fol lowing students to reoresent Salida rlrn school in the Western St te Schol rsnio con e t vhich w s held in April Alveda Carisnan, Rich rd Wood, B1 l Hooner, Mary Lou Muto, Jane Nohar, Don ld Remey, L rry Finca, Betty Je n Kelly, Pete Salerno, Billy RiChPldS Norm n Rear, Howard Wests baugh C ifford Gibson, David Leew ve end Kathleen O'Con nell NATTOWAL HONOR SOCIEmV Twelve nev memoers were elected Societv is year Fr nces Salerno elected to the OTf8PlZ8tlOW while February At this el otion th ns me oers of tle Class Alta Spriies Louise Bem nt, Young, Ricmero Wood, Alvec C Kenneth B ser, and Jo n Sire s Junior elected mere Doi lo Georf Dewhurst 'WWWW'1 vb Did Vou Know 5, N.. 45- r 'f M'z to tee National Ponor and Dicl Bratton were juniozs ard thus were f cult netlo the o ow l O to the org iz tion Elee or Gao ral, Russell rirnen Qosenery Bereit Haney M rv Lo Auto, and ad 1 Q ' C C. f C 6 L f-1 1 , A ' O a .L p 1 , 1 a .J U . a A gi , i is ,, -1' PY 12 L? - 4 U' L 1 3 a- a C. oo. 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' Y i 7-D-xg-xtfly - , .wuz .-, 1, ' ' nf ' QL HKJHSCHOOL f3qr19 -'gbe x,-..:,.dALA Q' J 44 .ON uh!! +0 was 5-'H O Fin J 05-X1 31.3 fr n-9 W D 2,8 bl Q AL!! ,X QW? 'N i dl .au- W , 'Tl THLS V nbure D FL u 1 ACC! GLEE CLUB Once aga1n the Glee club under the d1rection of John Held, d1rector of vocal mus1c in the S lid schools, h.d a busy .nd successful year. Throughout the year, tne Glee club, Select cho1r, Treble clof, and Octet had many opportunitles to denon trate their abillty by m king many personell and radio ppearances Over 195 tuden s belonged to the G1 e Club. Following the1r usual cu tom, the Glee club presented the1r annual assembly ln October This orofram cons1sted of f1ve parts Mixed choir, Girls' cholr, Treble Clef Bo5's cholr, nd Men's Octet In cooperatlon with the Dr 1 t1cs clu , the Select cfoir ore ented the ChI1S+m3S program on Dece ber 19 and LO. One of the nlbhllghts of the program was the s1n51ng of tne UUutcr cxer Su1tOu, wblch was sung when the Select eho1r ned formed l1V1Db Cnrl tm.s tree, leo m.ny of thefamous Christmfs carols were sung dur ne the cour e of t e program. That the Spart.n Sparkles is ore of t e looled for school prograns was demonstrated when the Glee club performed before a packed house for all three o rforn nces T 1S show, 1ven on Merch 02 23, and 24, raised moneywto end the Gleo club to Modte N1 ta on Aprll 21, for the Sen Lu1s Valley music fCSt1V 1, d no cy w lso ob P1 ed to bring George Howerton of lortowestcrn LHIVCT 1ty to S1l1d for the SUr1Dg fe tlval This held on M.r 17 and 18 To cl1r x the festival, the Glee club under the Q116Ct1 n of Georbo Howorton, gave a concert for t e publ C M 11D notner one of thelr many ubllc opear nees, the Glee club sangfor the .nnual c reerecnfcrence held et S 11 L P gh 12 the sprlnr. Space preverts l1sti g 11 the pe rnnces oft e varloue sections of the Gleeclub, out lt can be s 1Q t t orc vcrc vexy fem weeks during club m6Gt1'g, publlc b therl 6, sc.ool ssc bld, or o the r dio 'TP P I At the fir t neetlrg of Beta P 1, t c follow1ngoffioer 'were elected Loulse Berent, presldont Rosemary Be ent, v1cc QTuS1d8 t Elo or Gabardl, ecrctery and S wrley 512 11 on, tle ur r Ton new b1T1S we e voted lnto the club. M155 Mosgr we w t o spo sor Durznb the yeer, t e Beteobl bfr took up 1 progect of sc ool bett r1ent nd TCCOgn1t1O rf out t d1 P l1ter ry work Several educatlonal ov es were ponsored b t c club na s own free of cb rge o the c oo At the end of t e y r the clu prese ted w rds to studc t lthors of oens nubll ed in t e Annual Big school Anthology o' Po tri book In t e enrl g, t e annual soc1 1 w s el A banquet and prvgran were e goyed A o y kdng orogect was worked out and an sse bly was given darl g t e lest se este . e 1 ' . . H E.. 3. P 4'- . . . . 'S L S -f- ' , L e. C 0 .., S Q.. u -J Q , o . 6 U . . . . , 0 4. A O - H . . , , V 3 0 . . . era, o A Q S , 6 . .Q . U 2 r ' -3 . . , , . . ' ,L C, 4.1 c. . . . . . . , 'L U. 'P' S . O. C 'V I ' 'N' 1 '1 1 O S fl ' v . Q 1 n 1 ,. . A C 1.01 x I fi .T L. L-L F.. , 4 y . ,. . - . s M - s . , V L . - . ' Q an 1 nv' ,as a U- n , , . . . . , . wi --' - ' S 4 U. A 0 ' no f, 'qv ' -fy ' x w . o 0 was .1 -M 1. 0 ne. 4. .. . ' ' c 1 U' - Q ., . ll 1 Q . , . , . . ec 3 a er 3 ap a ., . . , . P F1 J J. ' , - . ,LZ .gl E.. -, . . . . n a ,- ap a 1 N n 1 . ' ' ' ' .af ' the. h- : H A ' . f 5, 1' . -A . M M f, -Q . tne year wnen some group Wltnl- tne ulee club a1dn't appear at some . . f . . , n fa V rr 5 a -2 1 n n a . 'E Y' :JL . .21 . , , . S ' -.: ., ' L1 Q1 - S ' ' ' 1 - . I r , -an ' ..' w ' vu ' , .. p 1 , .., r. - , . ,, -. . , - , . an a s 1 a 3 n- 3 Q5 .s - ' as e . . . . . , c r M - . 1' -as a n . . . , .- .. 11 ..-J :nom 1 s L V n , . . ,P A . . . e L F y n J s a- no ' a . . ' ' ' 1 3 1 .. 11 1 V s 3' ne rl at ,.nz - 1 1. ,, 4. '- Q t - s n 1. n Q, H u 3 - a a . , , . -n aw p 1 i sn - n - -n n ye- .L G ' . o 1, - 1 - 1, 1 ' n - A n A .n U a a n Q. vw ' 1 A.. 0 . n ne nan- , . a m r - . ., ' Il L. . 1,2 I' G Ae A Members of the G A A elected Mary Martollaro president of the organization at the first meeting. Other officers elected by the club were Barbara Britton, vice president and Madeline Shine secretary treasurer, first semester Jean Martillaro, second semester. Mrs Frances Rouse was the club ponsor As the first project the club entered a float in the Homecoming parade White blouses, dark blue shorts, and white tennis shoes made-up the uniforms of the G A A. this year The club heldnnereathmudlneetings every other week At these meetings the memoer played softball volley ball, basketball, and other athletic activities During the second semester the members were given tap dancing lessons by Mrs Sam Barone, student teacner 1n the Salida schools. The G A A girls pleyed a team composed of gym girls as pert of the Red Cross Benef1t b sketball games In the spring the G A. A girls and their guests enjoyed e picnic which concluded the activities of the year for the organization HI Y Heading the Hi Y during 1949-1950 was Dave Lines. Other officers were Tommy Jchns, vice pres1Lent and Donald Ramey, secretary-trees. Coxbined with the Y Tee1s, the organization presented the T.anksgiving assembly The club sponsored a basketball teamin.tbeTnesdayIhening league For one of their activities they sponsored the Tennis Tourna ment. Peter Szymanski was the sponsor of the organization again this year. LIBRARY CLUB Officers of the Library club for the year were Mary Lou Mute, pres dent Jane Mohar, vice pre 1dent Frances Salerno, secretary, Marilyn Nixon, treasurer. Members of the club studied such p ases of library sciences as cl SS1flC2tlOn, cataloging and dict1onaries Fr nces Salerno took care of the Bullctln board in the library The librarians chief duties are to help cbock books and keep teen in order. To be eligible for the club a girl must rank high in crolrrsh1p, loadershlp, cooperation and service Late in the spring the club held their annual NSpring Socialn e e ' 1 I . 2 ' ' . 9 : ' cn Q e 0 O l 1 O C 0 . ' s , ' 4 . Q Q e. . .L I O I L. - ' 3- . 0 0 O ' e Z .J ' . , L o As one of their first projects the club sponsored a jitney lunch. 3 - 1 V .s . b - . . ' . A 0 Q - ' Mrs ' - ' i 3 - s' 3 . 4 ' 1 h - 3 9- . H ' ... e U. La . Q 1 1 L ... . s l , ' ' , , 4 .. ... .. I 14515 X x 1 km, 1 1 55 QW ft? ni R 1 X ju 93111-W X341 BMD? Qi u L .J L C L V B YQ , g -- -M i . S S f 1 ki V., I T -:,.'x.l :.l,- Q ' 1.-4 ' ,. ' x ,. ig 'Q i .. , , - -- AA -- ' ' - -' f -Q , . 4 K A' , K ' 1 i Zithl, ' 'A ' Xt X fuk, 0 F ' N 's sm- Q. ' Q If! 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Smith as treasurer, and Shirley Higginson as secretary, the Spartanettes, the Salida high school pep club, enjoyed another sucess- ful year Mrs Wonder was the club sponsor again this year. For each of the hone games the club decorated the goal pests. A a few of the games the club sold balloons. Spartan mittens and pins were sold during the year In order to raise money to carry on the club's activities, a jitney lunch was sponsored Once again the Spartanettes had charge of Homecoming The four officers of the club were elected by their fellow students as candi dates for the Homecoming Queen The honor of being Homecoming Queen was won by Eleanor Gabardi In the spring the annual Sadie Hawkins dance was again e aonsored by the club. Also, in March of the school year, the Spartanottes put on an hour assembly Theuniferns of the club consisted of purple skirts with white short sleeved swe ters with a purple S on then. CAMERA CLUB Heading tne Camera club for 191-+9-50 were Carrol Keifert, president IBerthaGardunio, vice-president and Betty Milsom, secretary treasurer John Held was the club sponsor The club consisted of ll members who took pictures of the various school activities for the annual During and learned the essentials of photography Several new pieces f equipment were purchased for the dark room As a climax to he clu'b's activities for the year, a party was held in tho spring Y-JIIEEN S With Edwina Steel as president,MaryEllenSheehan, viee-president Ethel Liles, secretary Dorothy Todd, treasurer, and Mrs Faye Morrow sponsor. The Y Teens enjoyed a. successful year. At Thanksgiving the Y Teens and Hi Y presented an assembly to the student body In the spring they held a Joint meeting with the Hi Y A Mothers'Da.y teawas held in May with the F. H. A Throughout the year the members held interesting and educational discussions at their regular meetings HONOR ROLL The following students have made the nonor roll at least two out of three times. They had to be on the honor roll two out of three times eitheron the first two quarters of this year, er on the fourth quarter of last qpring, of 1949 Seniors are Frances Salerno, Eleanor Gabardi, and Dorothy Watts Juniors are ZDonaldRamey and Mary Lou Mute. Sophomores are Bill Hooker, Norman Ream and Doris Peck Freshmen, Betty Jean Kelly 0 O ' t the year meetings were held in the dark room . The members discussed -- 1. o I . t O I U I 0 Z , O IEUULNTICS CLUB Pete Salerno headed the Dramatics club for the year l9U9-50 Other officers were Devid Leeweye, vice president, and Mary Lou Mute, sec treasurer. Donald Custer was the sponsor. The annual initiation picnic w s held at the swimming pool pavilion early in the ye r The first group of plays presented by the Dramatics club were nThe Lady In Distressn, UElmer .nd the Sopranon, nd Nwho Murdered Who?W Combined with the Glee Club, the Drematics club elped to present the annual Chrxstmes program. Three radio lays were presented during the year. They were UMhmmyn, NThe Witch Doctoru, and WThe PT1C8 of Ignor- nde U Members of tle club gave the sc ool hour program over IEEE twice during the year. The club presented their last group of plays for the year in the middle of May. The annual Drwmetics club barouet was held lute in April At the Awards Assembly, the club presented four Dram tics Award pins to the two best actors and the two best dctresses of the year The Dramatics club nclped to apply the m.ke up for the 1nstrel snow given by the Longfellow school. CONSERVATION CLUB At the f1rst meeting of the Conserv tion club held early in elected were Helen Campbell, Vice president, and Gladys Furphy secretary treasurer Robert Se rway and Ralp Swihk-werethecdub soonsors Throughout the school year the Soil Conservation club held. discussions on many conservetion subgects. In the sprlr the cl ss vent on two tr1ps One w s to Colorado Sprrngs .nd the other to the S n Luis Valley In the m1ddle of February the club gave 1ts annual asse bly with Cy Luker, as guest speaker. All members of the club P8Tt1ClP ted in the sseibly As the concludi g project the members engoyed a picnic. COMMERCIAL CLUB Members of the Commercial club undertook several progects during the year. Among them were typing the envelopes for the Tuberculosis Seals and maklng Christmas cards In December, the club enjoyed a banouet which was prepared and served by the students belonglng to the orgenizat1on. A banquet was also held in the sprlng Off1C6TS of the Club were M rionetta Sprlggs, presldent, Rosemary Bement, vice-presldent, Alma Spriggs, secretary treasurer. Dean Rouse w s the sponsor I O - n .- L ' C E. .. .4 1 O. e 2 2. ' 4 I ' ' . W S c u . 4 f h ' M 1 4 4. C u .A 1, S C L. A El - S I ' 1 1 e -. m' ' . ' a .5 September, Mary Martellaro was elected president. Other officers - '- ' Q c ' 1- o 3. 'J :L c . G . . a ' 'lg a 2 'A . a . ' ' 2 1 ' a O . A . . 1 my -m n 5 ' ' :si E. Y e Il .. ' . l K . M . , . I . . 1 .- U. e . X 6 I3 K7 LIBRAR CLUB ,ff CONS:RVATION CLUB UHQ Qs V15 y ge s.o4sored by Kg' h ,'.L A-qs FHCQL 305-Y' .. , ,x-y DHAINATICS CLUB t 114.04-vis.-I-gf 67, YY' TEAM FOR 1950 gf I C-T XM I.. ,fix F0 Q j'Uf'f'.':ffJ r,ffgfF'? f Q: M , Qfiff i lv... IN-T XML m U XT? TY 3 ' , , I 'f Q Y' Q ' Q V 1 C - Y , -I . - H 4 .Ni . V 5 Q - Q 35,4 'C .I T ' I hz ,V X V, , J? IEAXVL f..'-xl.-V Q 1 ' VXI!! ' ' tl r L . , ' . 4: 5 v - sf 1 2 L as J , xg N V , . 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A ,no ibm COMPLIMEIN TQ Blue Moon Slc1plC'3lQOI'1 Chevrolet Co Beauty Salon Sales and Seivice COWAN Coal 8z Feed Wood HAPVEY S F Dr C' Rex Fullei GROCEQH 81 NIAPKET J Comphments of John M Boyle gTt tsoi th D0 FRANK S CQRDER S RUSS y C tl h tg PtOff ALLANS BOOK STORE HAVEN OF HEALTH lVIIN'ER.AL BATHS ish M REEKERS BOBS K SOIN TIRE SHOP XWALLPAPER al PAINTS P t ly Ope d Salida Hot Springs Congiatulatlons Class of 50 IENNY'S LUNCH I Y L Compliments of B of I V Y ' . Ne-rw Instant Hairdryen' E . C P Q Compliments vmplime-nm I 2 oi i of ' for , r Coal . . . . Purina 1 X N 1 eeds . . Livestock - f- ' 1 , , Hauling I A K X J. . Cases O I 1 7 T L - - C 1 r' Complimen 1 Come Down To To 02 313521225 ., 1 , 4 Barber Shop i l and ERNIES ..A1wa 4 ounwug XVlu-re 'fhcrels AlXK'Iif',' Standard A as Tires Service Some in Doing Across fron? the L os ice 3 li ' , ,T Compliments . 1 Ccrmpliments I of Saved' assage of Swimming In Sczwon 9 Q 7 T . . 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