it I vt 3 iff if , we . , , ,- I 1 613' 1 . Q Q-Q., - VZ? ! as, Ll i tw!- 75 V-T - 1 A 1 5... 1 1 'Y' A. - I . 'I-A 1 W., ,. ...ss N- 'ar 1 ' JA Gig- I Wh 5 'X Y' . 'QE sv? N4 - -, 1 ff 9' 'IQJU 2 H1 1x-- 'Q' N4 X, 'TW' f I k Z 2,131,131 X ,TRJ x 5 r-NS 4-.Z-' ' ----,,f .',,v-fu. ,,,.- .--f-.f 4'-v- J ',, .,:,p'v- ' ,.,,....f4-vw -owavvr v'-,IIN 'zwql 1.'3'-fr-1 'L-rf :- W ' Q DIHMOND UBILEE SEVENTY I:-IFTHMFIR SHLIDFI PUBLIC SCHOOLS - x l fl f .x X, ' OF' SALIDA.HIGH SCHOOL J 4 Zlfi Q S aww 7 1 'N if The Salida High School was built in 1910 ,.. ww ff'- , . 1 . 91 , 4 K H,-A, , ,,-, .. V . f 'f 'S Qs The Salida High Gymnasium was built in 1922 -, . f - ' .'a5L k - .::.... - - ' .6 ,, v-an ' -,-5. 1 ' A 4..- 4,64 I if 1 pl .-NM-a., 'H f as-1 . Q 1 ' 711-1 W L ,Ar f A . N ,J 1 L I ,, Y . 1 Q , Q - yississks s - 1 GYMNASIUM SHOP ,r Af' 'I 'cob Hu.- 1-14- i g D' Quo- if Wu 'lm mmaQlm93Lm 5354. Q4-A-L 13. -S. :.a..:. s. A 51 :tain 'r KESNER JUNIOR HIGH lv an-,r I 33- 6:41-'54 4-M. Q x 115 El! 59' -arm 'Q' Qin Q15 i-1----. -M,- - - A A -i:A A ,-,.' I ' A' ' ' Q-.. Q 'v A 4. ' W. , ,, 4 . A . ' '4 0 l A I . , Y .A . . pw Ri .D , , A ' . . V, r 1 ' , , E 1 f ,Y Q A x .' . - I 'Q 'J 5 - . - . - A - 'V' A 1 7 Q1 Q 1 'xv M 6 ., xg ' . nw: ,, gk , W MAJ H Jr- .M . . ff , mf 55 -. M vu' .7 M. V, . ,., h'w V K If . L ' -...V .. vis' 'A . ,, . ' f Yai . ' . ., , I . A '5 5 ' ?f'?.' f'..'Jf'..: iI' ' ' ' 'Wi Y , ' . uf-5--,-....?-..f-54?-E'-5-3-E-5-5-5 -5-3-5-2-1-:-gig 1 Q L- l- '- A - ' .. -Q .T-1??:'3-'33-I-EQJLE'-f-'f- 2-'L' - -razzzz-.? . ' --1. Y , ' -Q, , . ,,.. .-- v ' X ' UF- 'W , 3,5 iw yy mqlq I' Ea, 1,- ji: i .f ..,.... ....-. - A- ---f--- -' , I ,rg if 2.1, , M 4:31 4, df ,, nf, , '.-. '. ' , ..l.'. ..'?.ZL.. A ' ' K I I ' 9 wmv, rw- -I 1-' W '- CQ, W ' I . , . Q Q , I I A rf Q- . :vm , . m... I 4 . - , V f. ,wbfi , - K' 6 y ,, 1, gr: .-0 QV' 3 . '- ' K, -SQ W 3 9 'I A' '- ' , Q, sr.. 4,55-'7 A , : 'A , ,M -- 3,1 P 45, ,,1- - .43 rn -14+ ' .Z ' , A 1 ' I ' :-,ze K .,, X ,..,-. , .o ,J ,A , r. W L x A . ' X' . ' . f f 31 1' : 1 tk. ' K, ' :fl vu' 'C ll A ll ,M ff A ' Q Q ,M A I K 1665 42+ SUPERINTENDENT Lawrence A. Barrett B. S., M. S., Ph. D. Kansas State Teachers Colorado University McKinley Roosevelt Foundation 1879 ------------ 1954 This year of 1953-54 marks the 75th anniversary of the coming of schools to Salida. The first attempt at formal schooling in the community was a little. one room school that ran for 3 months during the fall of 1879. Miss Jennie Smith had a number of pupils from the lst to 8th grade, which met in an empty store building down town. Later a small stone building was built where McCray school now stands with the original stones still being visi- ble on the south of the present structure. As the school enrollment grew a high school was built about 1890 The building that is now the Longfellow grade school was used for that purpose till 1910 when the present Sr High was erected and Longfellow became exclusively an elementary school In 1922 the Jr High the shop and the gym were added to the system and inthe Thirties both McCray and Longfellow were extensively remodeled In the 75 year period the schools have grown from a one room school to the present 44 teacher institution that now enrolls about 1 100 pupils offering a complete 13 year school mg including kzndergartens The high school has been accredited by the North Central assoc iation since 1908 To the memory of the students and teachers who have been part of the Salida system during the past 75 years the edition of Le Resume 15 affectionately dedicated BOARD OF EDUCATION S Rush P es J E Stewart V Pres G E Lines Sec W N Baird Treas W E Burleson D L Crawford Dr E C 6:1 l -me P1 F44 'fr my ' Budd High School 1892 Q vm f I , A lull f ' r F' HH ' ' ' w. . -. rx., .21 Hi Magi, g IE g , I , V ' , in . Charles Mellen -. 'S ip B M Asslstant Pr1nc1pa1 Track Coach Eng11sh Hlstory Pr1nc1pa1 of H1gh School Lauren E K1ng A M Colorado Teachers College Language 4' Agnes Hampshlre A B A1anA Hampshxre x ,Q Study Hall and A B S M C1v Lxbrarlan I C11ftonS E111s A B M A A, 6 Hxstory Erne st C Gruenler f-M BE qv Industrlal Arts 'Hi Q L f X - Kali' Ixxxr Q? N A. ., . A. X I ' . VA V. B. ., . A. V4 ,7-l'.x, B ' If 4 I . 1 ,' W, V i f 5, Qs' M ef ' ,wi Y 'V Ag . A a B. ., .s. A b A . ' -I W ' 'Q Q B. ., . .. .ED ' ics 1 H ' Science . . I I 1' 1: A 1 ,jf I X I V 4:1 : Lg I 'lfgt fi-A 'l pw . ' ' r 1. bw . ., . . J ' ' ' N ' A A ig u 3 - xp ' U . - , ' 3 ,Q -. ., ' F' 1' , Frank John Morelli Tony J Delmomco B B. S. Assistant Coach Social Studies '-5-we Yff Frances Rouse B G1r1s P E YN -41 IQ' M Robert Ford XX. -1-41 S M Industr1a1 Arts Biology- -Coach Q W1111am Webb A M Soclal Studles fm Dean F Rouse C S M Buslness ,Agua .M ' ,j ff, , I' 'S 1 Ev? .s. ' F A F B. . ., .A. , A 5' Q V I Q ,ax , ., I 7- , T LQ i KJV' .. - 'S' ' I , 1 B. ., . A. 'U F 5' . ' if ' F' B. .. .A. fL5 7'F fa, f ,vfi ' HI' Jr: ' - I x - ' ' ,Z gi, fagij: X Q .ii tw 'IN B. S., M. Music Helen W Ba1rd Secre'ary to Supt of Schools 'Q John Robert Jacobs I L 1 f B. A., M. A. I Band and Orchestra - -135 xifi Q John Held N! 9' A Edna Ruth McConnell B -Q1 Home Econom1cs Donald Custer A M Language Art Enghsh X '. X Joseph Soles B A Mathematxcs 4 , , ' J 4 . 0 , Am A ' S ' s 9 I B. ., . A. I , Q I ' ,171-1 -' K i FWF. , . X J ,--4 ' 'W Q I 'fi . A ' ' 4141: stun NT co UMW PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT l SECRETARY TREASURER N11 X x Edward Don Mahe Coscarella S .',F S Z., S Q X ? Barbara 2 '74 Q Cosslett The councu sponsored several projects durlng the year The f1rst one was the football XX programs The counc1l began work on th1s program two weeks before sc ool Th1s year the program was the largest xt has ever been Each program had 12 pages and the Homecormng program had 16 pages Pmctures of every player the ms coaches and managers were put mto at least one of the f1ve on seasonal programs The Homecom1ng booklet 1n addltlon had the plcture of the cand1dates for Homecommg queen of the g1ven away free The counc1l had charge of the Homecommg act1v1t1es These ea X tured a Pep Rally a Bon f1re and a Snake I DJ I-3 Dance through town Dur 1n t e Snake A Dance the S was llghted and afterwards all the stu dents that attended the Pep Rally were g1ven a free regular run show at the theater The counc1l also had charge of the Homecom 1ng parade Thls year there were 25 floats 1n the parade The counc1l gave awards for the best floats The Sophomore Class won f1rst pr1ze S15 the .X -.W f Q. Freshman Class second prxze S10 and the Jumor Class th1rd M -my prlze S5 Another mayor project of the counc1l was a clean up campaxgn I - . A if P , . if ., , 'Ll ' . 4 ' ' fy , 1 4 I X . v -T - : A 1.., U K I ., , N U' . ' ' E . A IQSQJ Q . band, of the cheerleaders, and a picture of the entire squad. The programs were In 'gf gl . . . .. . f - 6, 1 , - ' , 1 is - , A - .. , T . .x -4 gr, ' g h '- x '-Q T' l N 44 an - 5 1 ' - ....... , . . , ... V r 2 - , . Q-A , Siuheni Gfnuncnl Th1s was so set up that anybody seen droppmg paper m the halls or on the lawn was taken from h1s Q study hall on Frlday and put to work cleamng the campus the 0 Um basement walls or to work on any other de taxls needed Th1s campalgn mcluded the Jumor Hxgh also Another project was the rev1s1on of the Mer1t System The counc1l dxscussed the system and then met w1th the Faculty to get the Faculty s 1deas of the system When the counc1l had completed the Mermt System lt was pubhshed ln the K ' Lia TENDERFOOT and a copy of lt was glven to every student 1n school Every quar ter the name of the students ln each class w1th the hlghest number of mer1ts was publlshed so that the students could see who was leadmg 1n the race for the award Th1s year the counc1l sponsored an exchange QNX lsff ff assembly w1th Alamosa H1gh School Alamosa brought an ex Q cellent assembly wxth an assembly February 9 The counc1l sponsored a free Talent Assembly for the students The counc1l chose f1ve of the part1c1pants to take a Talent Assembly to Alamosa The counc1l also took one of the Junlor Class plays to Alamosa The counc1l attended every valley meetxng and also the state convent1on Rhoda F1sr-her and Barbara Cosslett accompamed by Charles Mehen sponsor attended the state conventlon ln Fort Coll1ns October 12 and At Chrlstmas tune the counc1l decorated the halls and a large tree 1n the front of th school Kathleen Q S1ncla1r headed the dec orat1on comm1ttee w1th the glrls on the counc1l helplng her PQ Q The counc1l sponsored dances after the basketball games ! ll The Rotary Club also gave many dances for the students durmg As one of the last projects of the year the counc1l dxrected the Student Body the year electlon For thelr last act1v1ty ap1cn1c was held 1n May vuth old and new members attendxng 'Mr Charles Mellen was the Student Counc1l sponsor for the year N553 54 ' J E. or . . . , 4 . - ?YYL S . . . , , . . . . . , lg.. f I . r' . . . A 'F 5- a . ggeqvwq, X, wfkieifgfi , . . . . - le, + J . . . Q. S N . ' . 1 - 1 P 5 ' lg? Q9 to us the day of our Homecoming and we pre- ' 'F A ' tl sented them . 'A , . , 1 . . . 0. J 13. . t Q as . . - ' g . . . , f ,iff 3 4 Z- I 5 .. -I f . - xn is - . I 1 4 dr . F- 'F ' ' . . ' 4 ' ' ' -, ', 5- ' :Q , - .lp 'A ' ' -5 - 11:4 D5 ' Tl :X ,, bei 5 - f d Seasons Jumons Som-oomoazs FRE xi Siuheni Qunncnl if 'Vw X, 1 A QQ of K ex. T z S e E B h u r v H I 'n r e. 0 CL Q. Q. Y V' Th e. U e B i wn 9. 1: I ff' ,. 1 't 1' di Ib 1 r ' ' O , .I'f'AQ a1' J f Y. :A ,Y f ,gf -, , T V D R o 1 I i E MF n u 'R Q, h ol m b N M K As 1 s F. k o S C. L va e 1- f. . ilfkl D L G I U e H e S 0. Q. A ' S I f o u N r 'E w r e Q. Y' Q. cu 3 e C. Y' 1 l N n a. e , 1 . M 4 , . a, S MQW S F N Q. C Y m Q. D N V' e 0. N o A ex. A M Q. u P u e. y u of. -9 s o o Q, M 1- 0 ' , e xfox-4? EJ Ailov s Jn- C.-xvbxegs BQXX B036 Avo. OSS Bt erowxkmo. oxxse Xl- v A -i .77 Q f Y' - Q: BY S 3 B xx, Naseem B tt,S,,f.33 an W'-ni Oyae ECLA. YXTX mmv va Qome-,o'f' 2,030 Ekouse vxSo'rS L Qgmrretx L E, K wus X ox-Yew-S Xke. grw-QQ. gemggkgr -ef' Smut. -V Na 'Bmwuk Look Q.Qsc.o.xe.Xle.., eg Q, , - I 'win' ' i ', , Y :N N ,IN X ?' 4. x Q '11, L! A ' K, Y .Af'. ,I '1' -', .V ,L-jk: .Ax -r ,. 1 1 1,f' lj? 1 '1: ',-x' A V - - 'ff :. ' ffl '- -. - ',,,: , .1 ,154 .fha , 7,5 f --Ah 4 ' 99? .. fa 1s ' I e. ' Q ' S 3 1 1,44 Li - Y V ' gm' f E f ' 2 3 I f . . K i g , i N Q ' 5 . 'B l '-1 B f 1 A 1 f - Z 1 N ' f t -' mc. eco as 56,0- GEBALD M HANSEN 'Personality plus and an intellectual mind, A nicer guy you cannot fin ' an all around guy 'bout five' fond of music got an answer for everything wonderful pianist usually seen with Jeanie g to college and be a concert pianist or a chemical engineer 'te' S Qlkko., H X ognx 5 Y 1 euBN'xe QT NORHA JEAN COLEMAN appy as a lark, enjoys herself, both daytime and dark ' a cute girl dynamic personal- active in everything excellent singer likes to do anything seen almost anywhere. would like to go to college eh.. ? HA wg A QR Q Q lg v K w 45 2 - 'I V 47 D H' , y, ' I ' . 1 U s 7, X' S K 7- f if ks I , v 8 9yfMull4. X fxgk f X if K WAX 'J - I 1 xy. A' x . fl.. f x ,' . ' 'AA' - - ' Senlor Class In the fall of 1950 the usual green and bewxldered Freshman Class started xts way to the top with 94 students At the flrst meetlng Russell E1chman was elected pres1dent Terry Ever ett vice president Bob Cunmngham secretary and LuellaKaess treasurer The colors were green and whlte and the flower was the mum One of the b1g events for the class of 1954 was freshman week whxch consxsted of only two days of in1t1at1on In the Homecommg parade the lowly Freshmen proved themselves a prom1s1ng class by winning second place with their float The class selected Sylvia Ogden as Winter Festival cand1date Roberta Cook Eddle Mahe and Clayton Smxt represented the class on the student council Miss Mos grove was the class sponsor Under the direction of Mr Symanski class sponsor the class of 1954 began its Sophomore year Again Russell Eichman was elected president Bob Hamilton Nada Farlow and Barbara Oosslett were the other officers One of the blg events of the Sophomore Class was a Carnival Dance held mn the fall This was the first dance in many years sponsored by a Sophomore Class Nada Farlow W was chosen Winter Festival candmate Those who were representatwe to the student council were Terry Everett Kathleen Sinclair and Eddie Mahe Russell Exchman again headed the treasurer Don Coscarella Kathleen were student council representatives was the Junior Senior Prom sponsored by the Jumors banquet and prom were held ln the Elks Home beautzful ballroom adorned with silver and formed the center piece for the ballroom lected to go to Gu-ls State and Boys State Pacheco Betty Coscarella Don Coscar Tony Delmomco was cl ss sponsor Finally the class of 1954 be After 1n1t latmg e 3 p ,, FF D' o C' O 54 m J E B' 5 ru S W UI D' FP D' an cn E E. Fl FO' I'-1' 0 '11 '1 cb m D' B rn D class as Junior president Eddie Mahe low secretary and Barbara Cosslett Smclair Terry Everett and Eddie Mahe Among the outstanding events of the year the theme oeing My Blue Heaven The decorated from the basement to the blue paper A huge Milky Way Members of the Junior Class se were Barbara Cosslett Mary Agnes ella Ted Soret and Eddxe Mahe came alm1ghty Semors new crop of greemes by mak 0 I . . ' . . 2 - l ' i D 1 2 9 n ' I I 1 D ' . 71 R u . S 2 3' . 0 l X f f . r . 0 ' 9 I I - s . C4345 I I 'N I U was elected vice-preaidentg Nada Far- gf? . 5 , ' I 3 4 - I I - - ' I I I I I I ' gl , t 1? qw t X - v J X I n .a ' V '- b a 1 I v Q C ' an -. N X S - ' 5 . . - . . th ,, . ,, A a , - 1 eg ' - - V A A 1 4 I I - Senior Class go to school lxke rag dolls the sen1ors started the1r last and memorable year Russell E1ch man and Bob Ham1lton were co cap l ta1ns of the football team Edd1e Ma.he was elected Student Counc1l Pres1dent Other sen1or representat1ves were Kath leen Smclalr Barbara Cosslett Terry Everett Bob Hanulton and Donme Cos car ella The cand1dates for Homecommg Queen were Nada Farlow Dolorez Neff Pansy Berryman and Kathleen Smclaxr Kathleen Smc1a1r rece1ved the honor of bemg the 1953 Homecommg Queen The semors d1dn t enter a float ln the 1953 Homecommg 'Jarade Pansy Berryman was the 1953 Wmter Fest1val Queen Pat Hansen won the DAR award The class chose purple and wlute as 1ts class colors the mum as 1ts flower The motto was There are no hmbs on the tree to success A class day assembly was gxven 1n the Sprmg Baccalaureate was held Sunday evemng May 30 1954 1n the hxgh school gym Com mencement was also held 1n the gym June 3 1954 The g1r1s wore wh1te robes and the boys purple Mr Kmg was the sponsor of the sen1or class SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS rv' gf THE LEADING SENIORS IN SCHOLARSHIP 'vi' Case.:-ellm -P Hmnsen -5 -twTT1Q. Qossleit' Sf me-Nu. PIII! v 'B X-Xxvlfon G: glenn Q UanY'le'Ce'r B Xbmlklv ob-Roixw. I . - - I . l . - 'J . u . : , , - J . - . . . i . . , H 6 'P -R -P T S , ,, A f N Y U Y , i S E 1 ' X F 5 0 Q. ' M Q. 2 9 5 :, U S 3 cl. 1' , 'T' Q- Y' L e lm i. L A 3 e T l A Q vu Q. rl fy 't r 5,1 ' 1 B' 0 Q Q, C Q ' 2 af 'sg Q p f , ua n n n. , 'F' Q Q Q TX , A t 14 4' 5.5123 R . 8 U - 2 Q ,f f V if ' n as SENIORS James Mllton Wood Woodhead Velda Max-1e M1tche11 Punkxe 44 Cec11 Fmch Sach R oberta R ae Cook Betta. 1 Clarence Arthur Rout Moose Mary Agnes Pacheco M A ff all George Russell E1chman e Susann Roth I K M. ,, :Q F 9 Q: ay , V. 'I - I , I ' , ,, t , I' ,L 5 43 , L? IF I I ' 7 . 1 I I I I I I I A 1 I ' 3 Henry Edward Mahe J Eppxe Betty Lou Nelfert Betts SG Andrew J Trupllo And Veromca Ellen Harvey Snlffles SE NIO S ,N-S Clayton Edward Smzth Clay Kathleen Mae Kochman Masle T R1chard Olxver Lxndbloom D1ck Lorrame Viola C ICCPCIII IS K1 .give . --2 I C , . . ' lf - 1 ,I r. ' ,a W 4, A Q , . yr: 2 Q . as ' ll I1S' Il , -. 4 I. ' fu. iff 'dy Elbert W1111am Rundell Frxtz Barbara Ann Cosslett Babs 3 Robert Rex Ham 11ton Bulldozer Mar1e Carolyn Sage Toots SENIORS sv' Theodor Elmond Ostrom Oscar ada .Io Farlow Spud V? Joe Jerry Padllla Jungle Joe Dolorez Elame Neff Pedro -ing Freddxe Ronald L1nza Lxzard Pansy Mae Berryman Tex Rooert Wesley Dengler Lynne Iverne Hexster Txcky Harry P Knlcxeruocker Kmck Barbara Jane Walker Barbs Jack Squlre Fxscher Flsh Lola June Ray June Bug Qr up fm 'y '! ., ,I X Q Q 5 an Wjaaf, .ag SENIORS Bernard A. Hinton ' Pat Greeba May Glenn Gre Jerry E Canterbury Beuy Jean Bayuk Bubbles Donnie Lewis Coscarella Cass Betty Louise Coscarella Lizzie Denny DuWayne Graf Frances Lorene Newman Cactus 'i C Cranberry Dad 3 ' I o 5, 5 '38, 'Q A SENIORS 53' Alfred Ray W1l1oughby Wllfred Romona Jean Chappell o F'-vga an1e1 Lea Eastman Major Hazel Patricia Hansen Pat Donald Wayne Covey Don Sharon Lynne Van Meter Sagebrush mi? -403 Carl Theodore Eggleston' Shorty Janet Tuttle Turtle T eddy Wayne So ret Sagle Kathleen Smclaxr Cat Roy A Kelly Kmg Charles Eugene aker Chuck SENIIORS 424 Terry J Everett Txger Terry Louxse Ga1l Kaess Cheesle George Carl Bush Professor Anthony A Pasarelh 3 , 1 f VA t, Ay 1, aff ifll , 5 . ,ei f 7 Q B -' all SE NIORS 4 Edgar James Norman Donald Boyd MOFPISOH Bud Squxrt John Worden Dav1s Darrell John D1etr1ch Sparkle Wordy g tv FROM THE STAFF The Semors hsted on the precedmg pages hope to graduate on June 4 1954 A though they were l1sted on the Semor roll as i of February 10 1954 thts does not guaran A tee graduahon Any errors of Spelllng m 1ss1on of names or wrong class1f1cat1ons Eugene Charles Beauregard have been umntentlonal and we are sorry lf Pete any have occurred The staff has tr1ed to elxmmate any such errors The staff also w1shes to thank everyone that has worked w1th the annual staff even though the names may not be mentxoned to make thxs annual a success hope that you enjoy thls annual In Q - 'I 2 'P 49 b 5 gi '- ,., 3 Q . 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We CHARLES BAKER Egpresslon V at s he wdeaq Seen where Rldlng w1th Andy lmb1t1OH To gruduate an L'1u es 'lee Club l 2 3 A Spartan Sparkles 1 2 3 A Course Ge er BETTY BAYUK Egpresslon Lard1 1 se 1 where Anywhere there are boys Ambltlon Slng ln Ray lllf y s bard ACt1V1tlCS Pep Club 1 2 3 A Annual Staff 3, GAA 1 2, Clee Cl b L 2 3 A Treble Clef 9 3 A, SS 1 2 3 A Press Club A S Cholr 1 2 3 A cado 1, FHA 1 Course General EUGENE BEAUREGARD Egpresslon Yom dur say' Seen where In front of Uaggener's AmbltlOH Make some mc Ac+1v1t1es GC 1 2 3 A S Cholr 1 2 3 A, SS l 2 3 L, Octet 2 3 A, N Cado l Course General PANSY BERRYMAN Egpresslon Thla 'y wac Seen where Around Ambltlong Get out of school ACtlV1tl6S Glee tlub A, S lect Cholr A, Spartan Spar kles A W1nter Festlval Queen A Cours Ceneral DGAR BOYD EEBTBSSlOH Oh crumb' Seen he e NDN Street Amb1t1on raduate Actlvltles F 3, BB 2 3 A lrafk l 2 3 HSN Clu 3 A Course General J RRY CANTERBURY Egpresslon That's for the blrds' Seen where In shop, Amblt1OH Be a rancher ACt1V1tl6S Track 3 manager A Course General ROMONA CHAPPELL- QEEP8SS1OH Oh dear' Seen where At school Ambltion Get marrled and ralse a famlly Actlv tles GC 3 A, SS 3 A, Pep Club 3 Treas A, Dram Club 3 A, L1b Club 3 A Course Commerclal LORRAINE CICERBLLI Egpresslon Mr Klng 1sn't here Seen where Wi1l16S Amb1t1OH Joln the Waves Course College prep ROBBRTA COOK Egpresslon Boy howdy' Seen where In Sagebrush's Chev Amb1t1on B a nurse ACtlV1tl6S GC 1 2 3 A, SS l 2 3 A, S Cholr 2 3 A Pep Club l 2 3 V P A, IRC l, Stuqent COUHCII 1, Band 1, Press Club Ag Annual Staff 3 Course College prep BETTY COSCARELLA EEEFSSS1OH No klddlHg9 Seen where With Toots Ambl t1on Get marrled Act1v1t1es GC 1 2 3 A, GAA 1 2, FHA 1, SS 1 2 3 A S Cholr A, Pep Club 3 A, Press Club A, Glrls State 3 Course Com DONNIE COSCARELLA Egpresslon Nhy shore Seen where W1th Shirley Ambltlon Have fun Act1v1t1es FB 2 3 A, Track 2 3 GC 2 3 A, Octet A, USU Club 3 A Press Club A S Cholr 3 A S Councll 2 3 V Boys State 3, SS 2 3 A Course General BARBARA COSSLETT--Efpresslon. Honest to Pete? Seen where. with Betts Agbltlonz Find a college to go to. ACtlV1tl6S! Band lg GC 2 3 A' SS 9 3 Ag Cam. Club 3 Sec-Treas. A' Lib. Club 2 Sec Treas. 3 V. P. A5 Annua Staff Editor Ag S. Councll Sec Treas. Ag Treas. 2-33 S. Cholr 2-3-Ag Press Club Treas. A3 Glrls State 33 NHS A. Course: College prep, . ,. A , ,V . . : fill L L1 ,, . 2 ' . -l.. 1l..-iii . . . 'L . Q . 3- . Q 2 c . . ,u x 1. 2 U' - - ' .-Q.-.-ir . . .- -. ---- 1- 3 L - - - , : n fl, -- ' 2 J lardv, N el : .,- - . ......i.q- . . . . , i . ' , . . . e : 7 411 v...l'.- . s , : ' ' ' - - - - , ,Q 3- . - 3 N- - - - - - . . f' ' ,, -'lui . xr: . . , , I - J-J--'. I I 0 -- . I L f 17 . I f ' ' e ' xv1c'7' 4 ' ' ' 0 ,, Q -, u ' .v o u . mud g 3-1 . , g - - - - - - - - - - - li G , , --.......1. l 0 .' I' C ' . - . L L5 -' .. rj- . . Q . . . 1 X N- Q . A' i l . ' - ' '- ' -4-lin. I J . n f ' ' 1 an Y V , ,. r . --L. . Q 7-1 . Q . . 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I .. - , N... ... , .- DONALD COVPY BXEFGSSlOQ holy cow' Seen vnere Lloyd's Garage Amol tlon Be a get pllot Act1v1t1es Glee Club 2 3 A, Spartan Sparkles 2 3 A, Tr ck 2 Course College prep JOHN DAVIS EE2T6SSlOU I don't knof Seen where At school Ambltlonz Pass Custer' Engllsh Act1v1t1es Band l 2 3 A, Pep Band 3 A Course Industrlal DARRELL DIETRICH QEBTGSSlOH Shut up' Seen where In my car Ambltlon Be a movle star Act1v1t1es Glee Club A, Spartan Sparkles A, Dram l 2 Cam Club 3, Cheerleader l 2 Course General DANIEL EASFMAN EEEPGSS1OH Hey Joe' Seen where In my car Amb1t1on To graduate ACt1VltlCS GC 2 3 Cholr 3, SS l 2 3 A, Band l 2 3 0PCh 1 2 3 Pep Band l 2 3 A Dram 2 Can Club l 2, Dance Band Track l 2 manager 3 Course General CARL LGGLESTON EXET8SS1OD ngads, I don't know' Seen where I Chrysler Ambltlon Graduate and be a bachelor Act1v1t1es GC l 2 3 S Cholr 2 3 A SS l 2 3 A, Octet 3 A, FB 2 Course General GEORGP EICHMAN Exp esslon Yes Boss' Seen where In the pool hall Ambltlon Flnd out who my secret admlrer 1S ACt1V1t16S Pres l 2 3 Ag FB 2 3 A, BB 2 3 A, Track l 2 3 A GC l 2 3 A, Octet 2 3 A S Cholr l 2 3 A, N1C8dO l, SS l 2 3 A, Orcn l 2 3 HSN Club 2 3 A, Press Club Pres A Course General TERRY EVPRETT EEET6SS1OD Hey Bob, where d1d you get that faceo Seen where with Bob and Eddle Ambltlon Eradlcate Don Coscarella Act1v1 Councll 2 3 A Course General NADA FARLOW gpre slon Oh heck' Seen where With Alfred Ambltlon Get marrled ACt1V1t1GS Band l 2 3 Pep Club 3 A Press Club A ec 2 3 A Course Commerclal CECIL FINCH Expresslon You know lt' Seen where Parked Ambltlong Be a MGCHHUIC ACtlVlt1GS FB l 3 'SV Club 2 3 A Course General, JACK FISCHER E5QP6SSlOD If y u say so Seen where In my Ford Mnbl tlon Go to college Actlvltles GC A SS A, Orch 3, Band l 2 Club 3, Track manager 2 Course General DENNY GRAF Exp esslon Beat'i me' Seen where l25 HBH Street Ambltlon Joln the M rlnes xCtlV1t16S FB 2 3 A USU Club 2 3 A GC SS Track 2 3, Cam Club 3 Course Industrlal GRAEBA GLENN g5QFeSSlOU Of all the nerve Seen where With Lorralne Ambltlon Be a secretary Actlvltles GC l 2 3 SS l 2 3, IRC 3, GAA l PH 2 Course COmmCPCl3l ROBERT HAMILTON EEEFGSSIOH Gee's Terry, you're ugly' Seen where Ulth ddle and Terry Anbltlon To be a hero ct1v1t1es HSV Club 2 3 Pre A FB 2 3 captaln A, Cam Club V P 2, S Councll A B nd 1 2 3 A, D nee Band A, Track 2 3 Course GBUSPHL lil '-' . A 2 Y 0 C Y' : , A. .- I . 4 1 n I I . 1 -. 1 . -t-1' C O l -' .1-. .............. ' fi . 2 4 a- . ' 1. 5 ' ' 5 - U D Q S L . 2 - -. - ' - . 2 I -- ' : - 0 : 0 ' ' : , . . .U . T : i - . '- . 1----: S ...........-.- D . 1 2 n 1 I 22 ' . . l D - O l l Q l . ' g .. 3 S. ' - .. - v - - -145 I - - 3 .. - - S . S 0 - - .. . v n L u -1 ' . Yi . ' v o 0 s n . ' 1 . ' ' ' a - - -A, . i 7 0 1,1 1 ' 1 . . I 0 n-.. , L1 0 p . g J-U ' : 1 : 9 . - T i 1 I I U U T 2 . 1 7 ' 1 1 1 . 2 1 2 . i i '. . L I Q ' .. v L' ' -' .. - 0 ' . ... .. 5 .. - - 9 I 2 Q .J . 2 ' . . . . . . T 1 ' 2 c o 3 o ' ' H H t18S! FB 2-3-A3 Track l-2-33 S Club 3 V. P. A3 GC 2-33 SS 2-33 S. . 1 1 . C NJ -il O -'E S . : s C A 2 . 0 ' - z ' 0 . . 2 1. ' 3 S S t 7 7 . . 9 . . u f --. . . I . . . . . . 11-101-31 v i' . - A n . I ,I I : t21 3 Q - ' : . I : C F 'Q 2 0 A A 'W' ' : . ' ' ' ' : C 3 S ' . ' - -3-Ag Sci. ..... -1.-..-.-. - . : T 1 . ' ' -- r ' : . : . ' ' : 5 ' 2.........- ' ' 5 ' ' 3 Ai hs I I Y I s l Q 0 1-x '. -- ' . , ' ' l - U I I , . . . . . . . - -l '. - - . . . 1...-.-' ' ........-..-.' 9 7 1 x . ' it 0 0 C 0 ..........-.- A -- ' : . : J' E ' . I ' ' : . A ' ' ' : - S 2- ' ' . . . ' . 5 a - - - ' la I T I -I I O I HAZIL HANSEN Aggression orn Se r w ere In typing I o 1 Be secretary Activities GC 1 2 3 S ch ir A S 1 2 3 A, Or h 1 2 Lib Club 2 3 Pres A, Com Club pres A, NHS A Course COmmerC1al VERONICA HARVEY Expression D you want to buy an annual? Seen where With B111 Ambition Get married Activities GC 1 2 3-A, S Choir 2 3 A Annual Staff 3 Editor A, Dram 3 , SS 1 2 Press Club A Courses Commercial LYNNE HEISTER Egpression Oh Louis' Seen where In a Plymouth Ambition To get married Activities GC 1 2 3 A S Choir 1 2 3 A, T Clef l 2 A, SS l 2 3 A, Micado 1 Course Com ercial BERNARD HINTON Qgpression Darned if I know Seen where On Main Street Ambition To be a civil engineer Activities NSU Club A, FB 2 A, GC 2 3 A, Track 2 3 A S Choir 2 3 A, Sci Club A Course College prep IDUISE KAESS aggression mm I'm sorry Seen where with Tommy Ambition To get married Activities GC 1 2 3 A, SS l 2 3 A, S Choir 2 3 A, Pep ROY KELLY Egpression Nuts Seen where Loafing anywhere Ambition Electro Chemical Engineer Activities GC 2 3 A SS 2 3 A, Band A3 Orch A, IRC 2 3 A, Sci Club 2 3 A, Track 2 A Course College prep HARRY KNICKERBOCKER Egpression Is that right? Seen where At home Ambition Be a farmer Activities FB 3 A Course Commercial. KATHLEEN KOCHMAN Expression Oh Ben' Seen where At home Ambition To get married Activities GC 3 A, SS 3 A Course Commercial RICHARD LINDBLOOM Egpression I guess Seen where Atllillies Ambition To graduate Course General FREDDIE LINZA Egpression Is that necessaryo Seen where At the show Ambition Be a tailor Activities Dram A, IRC 2 3 Course General HENRY MAHE, JR Egpression I'm not going to ask her' Seen where Uith Bob and Terry Ambition To get out of high school Activities NHS 3 A S Council 1 2 3 Pres A, FB 2 3 A, Track 2 3, Band 1 2 3 A Press Club V P A, Cam Club 2 3 USU Club 2 3 A, SS l 2 3 A V P 3, Dance Band A, Pep Band 1 2 3 A, Boys State 3, Sci Club 3 Course College prep VELDA MITCHELL Expression I don't know Seen where At home Ambition Get married and have a home Activities GC 2 3 4, S Choir 3 h, SS 2 3 A, Band 2, Orch Treas 1 2 3 A, Com Cflb V P, A, Press Club A Course Commercial NORMAN MORRISON--Egpression: Yeah. Seen where: At the radiator. Ambition To be a mechanic. Activities: GC 3-Ag SS 3 A. Course: Com ercial. BETTY NEIFERT--Egpression: I believe it. Seen where: Most anyplace. -7 bition: To get what I want. Activities: GC l-2i3-A5 S. Choir 2-3-Ag SS 1 2 3-A3 T. Clef A3 GAA 1-23 FHA l-2, Cam. Club 3-A3 Dram. hi Press Club hi Annual Staff A. Course: Com ercial. T' --'G' ' I C ' A L. 1: I ' TT t ' , LQ'-Eglin, g 9, . -.....-.1 ---evo 3s---- C .--as o ' s ' . . . ' , 2 U I . -- ' : o . : . ' ' - 'A' - -3-As - - ....... l - . : I U L.. : . U . ------, 2 ---:- ---' . --a- ' - - - ' . : . -- ' : ' . : ' ............ - ' - - 3 . ' - - ' '. . : . - --E ' : - . : ' . ' ' . . . . A-.g - - - ,---Z-Zi: . 0 . Jf:'T 'T Club 33 Cam. Club 35 Press Club A. Course: Com ercial. us . , , . . . , I I I I I . . -v-v-r-7 - - , - - .---- ' ...........' 1 V c . ' . o . ' Q : Q' -- ' z ' : , . . : O . . . : - 0 -?---- . g , -- . : . 2 1 . . 2 Q 2 ' ' ' 0 : . . Q -- ' : . : -' ' . ' a : 0 7 9' . 2 . : g . . : . n A. . . : 0 . ' 1 : I n ' I 2 ' 0 : A V , . . , . .-r-f-7-- H , O I C I I U , . . un Q . ' a -an ' Q ' - -1 - 5 . . ' . - 5 - - ' - - - 3 . . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' .0 I : 0 -- ' : . : . ' ' : . 0 . . . : --j:jj-7-. . - 7---:- ' ' o 0 ' . 0 0 ' l ' Am DO ORSZ NPFF Expression Step on it before it multiplies Seen where With Cactus and Sagebrush Ambition Be a secretary of F B I finge print dept Activities GC l 2 3 A, 5 Choir 2 3 A SS l 2 3 A T Clef 3 A, Band 2 3, Orch 3 Lep Band 2 3 Lib Club 2 Trea 3 ep Club 1 2 3 Pres A, Dram 2 Sec Treas 3 A, GAA 2, NHS A Course College prep FRANCES NDMuAN ggpression Will it hurt me? Seen where With Sagebrush Ambition Graduate and them get married Activities GC 1 2 3 A, SS 1 2 3 A S Choir A, T Clef A, Pep Club l 2 3 Course Commercial THEODOR OSTROM Qgpression Oh, blast it' Seen where Monarch Dairy Am bition Go to the Coast Guard academy and be a bachelor Activities GC 1 2 3 A, rress Club A Sci Club 2 3 V P A, Octet 2 3 A, S Choir 1 2 3 A, hicado 1, Band 1, Track l 2, SS 1 2 3 A Course College prep MARY PACHECO Egpression You're so mean to me' Seen where With a short hand book Ambition To get married Activities GC l 2 3 A, Mlcado l S Choir l 2 3 A, T Clef 1 2 3 A, SS l 2 3 A, Cam Club 3, Press Club A Girls State 3 Course Commercial JOE PADILLA Qgpression I don't know Seen where In my car with Janet Ambition To get out of high school Activities GC A WSH Club 2 3 A FB 2 3 4, BB 2 3 L, Track l 2 3 Course General secretary Activities GC 1 2 3 A, SS 1 2 3 A Press Club A, GAA 3 A Course General SUSANN BOTH Qfpression Oh Johnny, how you can love' Seen where In the Kaiser Ambition Wait for Johnny Artivities GC 2 3 A, SS 2 3 A, GAA 1 2 A Sec 3, FHA l 3 Sec 2 Course Commercial CLARENCA ROUT Qgpression I'm sorry Seen where with Clay Ambition Be a deisel mechanic Activities WSH Club 2 3 A FB 2 3 A, BB 2 3 A Track l 2 Course Industrial ELBERT RUNDELL Qgpression Yeah' Seen where Slipping around Ambition Be a vet Activities Band l 2 3 Drum Magor A, Track 3 A, Dram Club A Press Club A, Cam Club A, Pep Band 3 A, Dance Band A, SS 2 3 A Course College prep MARIE SAGE Lxpression I bet Seen where With Lizzie Ambition Be the owner of a car Activities GC 1 2 3 A, GAA 1 2, S Choir A, SS 1 2 3 A Pep Club 3 'ec A, Press Club A Course College prep KATHLEEN SINCLAIR Expression She'll never believe it Seen where Jenny's +mb1t1on Be a model ctivities GC l 2 3 A, SS l 2 3 A, Band 1 2, S Council 2 3 A, Dram Club 2 3 V P A Pep Club l 2 3 A Home coming queen A Course College prep CLXYTON SMITH Egpression I don't know Seen where With Moose Ambi tion Go to college Activities GC l 2 3 A, Band 3 S Choir A, SS 1 2 3 A, Track 2 3 A, Sci Club 3, HSN Club A S Council l Course College Prep 'L +I 'H L I 5 v u ' ' ' . -. A ,-' 6 - . . : V ' . . Q . l . . . : , ,, - . . . - - 3 L, - - .. 5 . - .1 ,. . . 3 4 - 5 . E. 3 P .- - ' v 9 . .. . ,, . . ' : . 4 f -.. ' 1 ' ' Q ' A --nit!-it. I . . Z ' , ' ' g - .. .. - .. .. - 3 ' o . . - - . : - . -- ' 2 ' . g ' . J : c I' , . . 2 - - - . 5 'J . U ' o xo ' ' ' ' a . ' , . , . . , . , , - . , . ' I : u : . . . . Z . . L'. . -2-'--Z-Z - . . 5 . . 1 1 1 . . 1 2 lll ' I1 1 1 . ' . ' . : ' . r ' I : 'Q : I 1 -.,....: ' - ...1.....: 3 ' ' 5 .. ... - - - ' - .... . g . LOLA RAY--Egpression: How slick. Seen where: At school. Ambition: Be a . . . I : - - u- ' - - - Q ' Q . 3 u .... ' 3 , 3 . . . . : . . , . .'. : - 4-T---:-: . o ' ' n 0 : . 0 4 7 -- ' 2 . 2 . 0 ' ' I ' ' . : - - 5 - - ' .. .. 3 - . : . -- . : . : . . . . . : . , . . . z v - -'-'--v-' . - . T '-'-'S . . . , . . , , O : C . :, ',,2 . : ' ' ' . ' ' ' 2 . . . . : n - - . - h . . . -g- - 3 LJ 1 ' 1 : I 1 -- ' : ' ' . : . I . . 2 . A . . . : - - - , :':':'1 ' . o . ' u ' 0 0 3 ' ' - 3 ' ' '. : . 1 -- ' : 1. -: ' . '- . 2 u I I I . 2 ' ' ' 3 o . ' ' ' N ' ln ' 3 o o : ol b ' T JLY SORBT Sxpr slon Dau um lt' S en where Pollce Statlon Ambl LF To grade te Actl LC e GC J u , Cholr 3 A USU Club A , s t + 3 vb 3 A Cour e College prep ANDF'h TPUIILDO .Xpress on Gee WH17' Seen where At the show Ambltlon Go to coll ge Act V1 165 FB 3 A BB 3 , GF , SS 1 3 A WSH C 3 A Track I 2 Dare Bard 2 Course Gen ral JANPT TJTTAB Expres Joi How sad Se n whe e Practlclng a play Ambl 2 Spartan Sparkles 2 3 A Con se College prep SHARJN JAN METER Expr sslon What 1S lt? Seen where In my blue Chev Ambl or Do sometnlng dlfferent for a change Act1v1t1es GC l 2 3 A S hol l 2 A SS 1 2 3 A T Clef 2 3 A Mlcado l, L1b Club Pres 3 Pep Club l 2 3 Course Commerclal BARBARA WALKEP EZET6SSlOH That helps Seen where At home Ambltlon Be a telephone operator ACt1V1t19S GC 1 2 3 L, SS l 2 3 A, S Cholr 2 3 A Course Commerclal ALFRED WILLOUGHBY EfHT6SSlOH Qult lt' Seen where Nada's house Ambl tlon To travel Actlvltles Track 2 3, GC 3 A, Press Club A, FB 3, Dram Club A, Spartan Sparkles 3 A Course Commerclal JAMES WOOD EXEPeSS1OH Oh my graclous' Seen where 6A6 WEN Street Amblt1OU To graduate ACt1V1t18S GC A, SS 2 A, Band l 2 3 A, Pep Band 3 Cour e College prep Y T I Sol Sclence S Cholr Select Cholr Pres Presldent FB Football S Councll Student Councll Treas Treasurer BB Basketball GAA G1rl's Athletlc Assn Sec Secretary GC Glee Club NHS Natlonal Honor Soclety SS Spartan Sparkles Dram Drmnatlcs FHA--Future Homemakers of America Com- Commerclal Club Llb Llbrary V. P. -Vice Presldent Orch--- --Orchestra Cam Camera IRC -International Relatlons Club T. Clef Treble Clef BACCALAUREATE The Baccalaureate services were held on Sunday May 30 with the pros- pective Seniors in one section and the faculty in another. The Connell of Mlnisters selected the following men as speakers: Ig- vocatlon, Rev. Eugene Worth, Scripture Reading, Rev. Paul Kruegarg Prag- er, Rev. Watson, Benedlction, Rev. Seibertg Address, Rev. Paul Joy, and Radio Announcer, Rev. Harvey Schoenwald. E13 ' --2. .es 1--1 S-g' ' . J-em .-A : A' ' . '- t :ng , e' , --1'-1C1.jL.sf 3-A3 I an A' S. - 3 3 V. P. A' FB A3 IRT 3rb3 Boy- S e-e p 7' H . s : . , Y L 2 fLLA-V- --- -: I o 4---Z 5 ' I e . --r . t -nz - 3 2-,-A' S 3-A' - - 5 lub ' 3 - E '-.1 rf I 0 4,2 J S 5 L ' ' --. sf 1: . Q e r : ' ' . '- tjgn: Get married someday. Activities: GC 2-3-A3 Dram. Club 2-3-Ag IRC 3 'V' ' - - . 'rggz . , O ' -- , e ' : ' ' . : . astral: ' - ' ' ' 2 - - - 5 . C 'r - -3- 3 - - - 3 . - - 3 ' ' ' . 1-2 u 5 ' o I - 0 A. l : 0 2 O . l 2 6 . . . : :-:-:-7-- - - - s .--v--- ' 9 : , o -- . 2 . . . z U .- . 2 W . r-v-'?- - . --:-7-- . .-- ' ' 9 : A I 1 -- ' : ' . 1 . . . 2 . . . . : . -:-7--- - - - . I S : I K E T O A C T I V I E S .-- Q . I -- ' -----..- ' -- LJ. ' -,. . e-Q.--.- -- -- . . . ---.--- - C,LfJf,f fffgq-1, ij. F1 X v 1,3 iQrXLQ7f,,Xf5mf55L5rQ5 ,D nys M77 nl 340 W if x-fwgl?iGf,QYf if QQ fr fix Q 15 at SQA an X9 wx xg? we 6 A W KXKQXE5 N29 fi Gmzqf xgi? 975 505 X lib! 'X Eryfwq ,W X 52? KJ r cfgd aj! Q S Y fci7IQM XXX cj SY If crab' www VW Q Q- xwvnljgxxhv N Wim 6 L A S52 ,'JQ,'YLQ-ix? Ps Q-Tl Hwang 1.42-,,,,y,,,x,-n ,J Q x R L 0,04-J 'LL Q-ab 4 M. 6? Nwxg Mf QQ? 084, hs I X X 'ist N :Rav -L1 , X K 30 'K gk ,QDW ij-1Q.xX il5 'w' ,- .'A' - .' , QM, . -- b .f .. . -A Z jf! l,-A . I -fx ,I ..N ff! 9 .J , , A , + mf? 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'Y 'L Q 2-5' Nil 'jx ' . -QNX 5 V' 1 ' J if J E 'X my S, I w 3 ' 3 'Y' ' N j , 'S 1 Q , Q, gli 'iES i1..if mf CQ 9 4, Z: ' , Wi ii is Q5 'lf X A 1: M 1 X, 7 U' EQ fd fa G -. -'zi Aff-0 X , X-T Presxdent 'Vw Judy Struna Secretary COLOR Blue and Sllver MOTTO FLOWER Peace Rose The ropes of the past r1ng the bells of the future Rhoda F1scher Student Councll Tommy Glbson Student Counc 11 Herbert Wertsbaugh V Pres R1chard Perry Treasurer Rlchard Shlne Dlck Ehrnke V1rn James Student Counc11 Student Counc11 Jamce Parker 8 5' Y FL r.4 Paul Mc Klnney :JW 4 Jean Coleman gl Gerald Hansen . J . - A A4 1 5 A , f, I -as d D 9 .fb .a .i I I I ' d ' 2 . xp ,-G Q' t V' 1, J Q I ' if P S. 313 Q , F. Q. lg 1, -LIS ' ' Xxx. 5 is 55 A I ug 1 I gh 'Q 4-4 A 'uw iv 1 MJWV 'Z N fi -6' ' A 7 i 3 1 'Z' f-s llllllll' Joyce Head Dannle Makrls LOIS Madlson Honme Tar11p Gary Danhauer Lmda Frantz Chfton Humes Joanne Ostrom Edltlo Myers Ernest Ph1111ps Grace Cooper Gllbert Frayser Henry Pad111a Alma De Ford Bobby D1etr1ch Betty Sprlggs Joanne Helm Hubert Ewmg Patrlcla Bradbury W1111am Cook lllll0I'S June Adaxr Harvey Walker Betty Roberts Gerald Marshall Frankle Reno Josephme Madrxd Gus Nasxous Gerald1ne Boots Norma Wolfe Art Naslous Barbara W1111ams Wayne McBr1de Fredrlc Whltney Carolee Ulrxch Ann Martln Mxldred Luna Toby Yeatts James Ashley Edward Graf Sam Valdez ... ff tl! 'Y :rl unior Luella Kaess Dale H1bbs L1ll1an Sandoval I R1chard Medrano Dav1d Passarelll Frank Maestas Es1dore Bustos Lawerence Gardumo Al1ce Black The Jun1or Class had a very successful year They were 1n charge of the concesslon stand at the football games Several record dances were held durmg the year The class won th1rd pr1ze for xts float 1n the Homecommg Parade Jeame Coleman was chosen candldate for Wmter Festxval Queen The class rece1ved the proceeds from three one act plays presented by the Dramat1cs Club 1n the f1rst part of the school year The bxg event of the year the Jun1or Sen1or Prom was held near the end of the year Mr Webb was the class sponsor THE LEADING JUNIORS IN SCHOLARSHIP 1-ri, S Barbara Rxchard Judy Carolee W1ll1ams Perry Struna U1r1ch ,Q 7 .ff Lmda F antz Jerry Hansen Joan Ostrum Jamce Parker 7-U -x wg Y , A ' Q ' 5 x Q il I .5 1 ' a -xx 'Q V, I 4 f ' 'cw' dk f ffm ' . I . - . , . 'f 1 A I J ' i f P -as Yu V . xl I ' Q 1 ' 1 x I 9 . ' ' lj, ,ku 2 I t 5,1 i , I X ji! ff ' ' ,Q J' '- Q . ' , - X- ' X Q Q, 'F' ie! Rss ' . it 1. Z , 1 fm Q 55 5 1' - :Aga 1 i f ww President V-Pres. ophomore I ' , .W Jun Jelmek 1' Bob Allen Vlfglnla Dav1s Pete Baldmo Arlene M1tchell MOTTO s no royal road to COLORS Red and Whlte FLOWER Red Rose SUCCESS. it if 7155! . iig' Jene Vance Lester Alway Student Counc 11 0-2' Student Councll Student Councll lflil 1 Q Janet Falgxen Garry R1tch1e Kay Bloesser Betty Floryancn: M ' t, 9 ! ,I YY , t , - :vi K . X ' J Q - -.M y w f Diana Warren Georgia Sweeney . A ' .0 7 ,L . A . -ffl 9- f A V - 9 3 . J. ' f ,, . . . . :.:5r 1113 ::: X Y , 3 AY' . ', 5 4' 1: 1: fl J V .L ::NF- - . 12 an -1 - e- 1' NV- 3 2 at , W . lt? -I A x li iff i' -.fr a f Y . Wllma Bonney Ace Bradbury Glorla Fltzpatmck Kerm1t Gause Douglas Gerstner Shlrley Glenn Ralph Intchauspe Ruby Gonzales Sally Gray Larry H111 Janet Haney Jlm Kane l 3 rr fix! L ui f -nv -rf' ,44 4 1 , f I I 1 . ophomorv Sue Brentlmger Edward Cassat Mary Burk Robert Kldwell M1ckey Commerford Sharyn Corey Benme Lampton Lavonne Cox Shlrley Beauregard James Farlow Mary Archuleta Jonn Manshelm -4-1 J' 2 if ,av A A - I 1 V9 Q- xw, ' 1-,I .. A I etgix , '. 'AIS y ,xi ogy ,gb A , ml - ff v. 2 ,mx ,G ,y . 4 tx- t ' . , .3 , nn 'Q -1 ' .7 lu O . ' Ve ,2 V s A 'A A -I Q 4- 1 7 R il A X is ' A kv ir' 'V f y' f, 451 , 1 , 4 ' 4 a 6 , 7 . ' f- A 4 ' I fvf -'jk ,ix .Q 0 I a Fl - . I 5 V Y x ' J. 'X . xl X , I .D B 31 'B 9 - 1. ' ' ophomore Helen Nexfert Arthur Martmez Elalne Ream Jon Vance John M11ler Rebecca Sage Teddy Muto Judith He1ster Peggy Prmgle Norman Wh1tehorn Sharon Jones Nl Q fa' 1 U A 'W' .lx ' ' in 'si X 4' I - 'affl 4, T' mtv Roberta Jones Stewart McK1nney Dora Sxdener Kenneth Savo1e Stephen Feather Marjorle Larson Stanley Moraln Vlrglnla Yumker Trudy Haynes Ronald W11l1ams Mary Jones Lanny Martm 'gi-' A I , ' 11-5 '. Q 'Q M' ' a NI S. 1 f f - J i f Q ,r R M . AI- x 'C- ,nv ,W M 5 . I . . IA 1? E 'A i girl K I xi Faustm Pad1l1a 1.5 5. A. I Dfw A ' A 4:1 L ffl? ' h X . 5- X 2' . , it y 4 ff 1' , A J ' 1 S I I ., 'Hg 1, A I V I 97 Q il . . . . 1 ' f , -Jr X n V ophomore Joann Stancato George Trupllo AW Ann Zaharapula 'Q Marvm Rogers Adolph F1oryanc1c Ramona Trujlllo Joe Pasquale 3,5 J Dorothy Lucero Sh1r1ey Lockart Josephme Judge Parfle Martmez l Donme Starbuck K Ramona Pad11la John Coleman f' Judy Pasquale -up dx Sad1e Padllla ar 4 ll Q' 5 i I1 i The Sophomore class had a successful vear The1r float w1th the theme Flatten em won f1rstpr1ze 1n the Homecormng parade Thls was a great honor' smce so many beautlful floats were entered mn the parade W1thout pxctures Ernest Martmez and Jack Vance , rl We V. 'HL gt. 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Q fy - - e y 4 1 . f n U' Fra! hmvn iQ Q Q I I Nong woaellv ,Q fn. ,av 1' 1 'C' -ff 3 eriv' -wr' , ,I Joyce Kaess Danns Carothers Orv11le Wr1ght Iioselyma Rxvera Rax mond Smlth Annette Werrlon Ralph Padox en Norma McKmne5 Ernest Luna Barbara Kmght Clyde Tramoz Sh1rley Kochman Phyllls Mellx am Ruth Black Jo Anne Wall Elame Medrano Ester Terry Karol lieekers I1 ene Roy bal One ofthe events 1n the llfe of a Freshman was Freshman Daxs Thxs ended wxth an assembly put on by the Semors Members of H115 class were actlxe 1D school affa1rs Thew had a float m the Homecommg 912' Ii Pete John Trujlllo Ferrettl parade Wlthout p1ctures Rox Barnes and Juamta Marquls of J g ' Q 39 1' A' P' ' 2' ' i n A x I 4 4----of V an .. - . ., ' x as ,ft l sjyf,tt ,f If - y 7 ., ' t tl N1 fb f 23 fri 741' Va . H 9 W 1 . E . J , H.. , A V 'ig ' l . V I V ' WT' fl .x t l t so J 'Q - ' L 1 7 'Q ,A t t t It 1 t ' , ATHLETIQ5' -Q Uk Q A , My A 1 !l,Xv ggfzssr N W ,.,. M -X fa fl F O O T B A L L 1 9 5 3 The Spartans, led by co captains Russell Elchman and Bob Hamilton had a successful season They had a record of five wins, three losses and two ties Salida and Alamosa tied for second place in the conference Salida won o e conference game, lost one, and tied the third Mr Delmonico was head coach and Mr Morelli was assistant coach 'Conference games Salida Salida Salida 'Salida alida Manzonola 7 'Salida Rocky Ford O Salida Montrose Salida Cortez Salida Durango Salida Alamosa Centennial Canon Abbey 31 Canon City Florence Eichman Co-cagtai Hamilton MA V'1 ,Auf ..-1-4 .1 FLY Maha Everett Graf 33 7 ------ 7 19 - --- 7 ------ 7 19 ------ o o ------ 12 ------ o 19 ------ 6 'S o ------ 16 12 ------ 11+ IIB C' n f Y y , qi Y y xi, an 75 1 aff 1 f 1 V A 2 f A V, 4--A QWVV W .Q v !' ' 61 . , I Q al pn is 1 , S NN ,V fiq ? M 'li I ,, , ' K I , .V w i L., .- , at L, . ,Q In Q. ,Q 1 3 , -'A d , 1 7 A 'jf N FOOTBALL 1953 1 t TT' Bottom Bow Morain, Intohauspe, Hakris, Gibson, Bustos, Shine Second Row Hinton, Coscarelli, Bout, Eichman, Graf Third Row Delmonico, Allen, Maestas, McBride, Jellnek, Trujillo, Hamilton Fourth Bow Maez, Hedrano, Martin Frayser, Hibbs wikis A r-. 3 1 Hinton Coscarelli Rout I L7 ii -4 ' . - I . V. - I -val U ll Ka 5- 4 1 n I N 9 e l if X ,--ex ,375 ' e - - 7 1 1 ' f W' J ,lf l 1 L N e' ,, ' O T B A L L 9 g l ..1. Bottom Row Padilla, Berry, Tarlip, HcK1nney, Hill, Whitney Second Row Phillips, Ewing, Ehmke Third Bow Soret, Martinez, Perry, Alway, Knickerbocker, Everett, Brazil, Morelli Fourth Row Starbuck, Campton, Mansheim, o -gf' XFX a A-l .-A gk '- L Soret Knickerbocker Padilla 0 T B A L L 1 9 The individual F B pictures shown on these pages are Senior olassifioation TruJ111o Asst Coach Horelli Coach Delmoni co Homzcoruns QUEEN HND Sim-.n.m R L REI EFF PRNSY B E RRY GRN F 0 5 3 . . of . 5 p , N I i we HTTENDHNTS Q. ,N Do 0 7' Fans: N f , V I Basketball A m 3 Qxcx em-.e Ton Tel k 'BOWL 'R Jn 'De Eli e eite, ussell S H nl! YK Vx vs A -Ru-Nxo. A. Dunk MSM Th 3 Sk e Y-M Me 'R Nw QVTOQYXX -Demexi ene. Sc. TT Favs un VX X5 N XX 'P A. Xl 7 ,lux gnitkmv mr 1' ,I mzlvmno ine ou xinovxkt-0 ,F ,W ' K L. 1- Ti E Liora ,See 4' ' f,r '- -Plxdhvs Qlumx Eldxnnm -Buites 'Padilla Tvuimllo ' ww NS '- W: , ke. 1 . -T ' -l, -DmnnQ run 7 L, x m- - F ' - Q, ac. ve 'x e xv: m mmm Ke, x o -tin a.e.z mn:-.e. X gr Q. 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FOURTEEN ISSUES OF TENDERFOOT PUBLISHED Fourteen issues of the Tenderfoot were published throughout the school year of 1933 54- Each issue Ponta ned from four- teen to sixteen pages. The paper was distri- bu+cd free to each student and faculty member and was finane ed by the sales of ads to local merchants The staff tried to give each activity ecual publ city and to keep the students well informed on all points of interest Once again the Sc holatic Roto was in cluded in the TUND R FOOT The Roto high school magazine section vhich features the high school world of pictures and para graphs The paper com tained news of the Salida Glee Club's trip to Denver and also had a story Dick Bratton, former Spartan TENDERFOOT HAS LARGE EXCHANGE LIST The TENDERFOOT had a large exchange list this year. lt exchang- ed papers with nearly all the San Luis Val ley schools and many alumni. In addition, papers were sent to members of the Board of Education and the local merchants whose advertisements help ed make its publica tion possible. JOURNALISM CLKSS HAS OWN PRODUCTION ROOM Again this year the Journalism class used Room 15 in the boys ba ement This is the second year that separate room was used to print the paper In previous years all the work was done in Mr Mel1en's room, us ing the typexriters in the typing room The students met in Hr Webb's room, but all the stenciling of ads and the mimograph ing was done in the downstairs room e stencils, however, were cut in the typing room POLTRY ACCEPT D BY THE NATIONXL HIGH SCHOOL PO TRY ASCCCIATION Skiing by R. Fischeg Prayer by J. Struna, Pictures with Fire by M. Commerford, The City by S. Glenn, A Smile by B. Spriggs, Sunrise by J. Head, Mountains by W. Bonney Mountalns by F. 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' U . 7 4 AE A ' Q: nl GLEE CLUB The Glee Club, under direction of John Held enjoyed a very suc cessful year During the first seme ster,the enrollment was 178 Later, near the end of the first semester,the enrollment swelled to 193 As far as we know this 15 the largest performing Glee Club in the state For the first activ ity of the year, the Glee Club gave the an nual Fall Concert on November 19 A per formance was given for the school in the afternoon and for the public in the evening On Decemb r 17 and 18 the Select Choir and the Dramatlcs Club gave the annual Christ mas Program They pre sented it to the pub on the evening of 17th, to the Jun lor High on the morn ing of the 18th and to the High School on the lic the The Glee Club was given the great honor of being invited t appear at the Colorado Music Educators Con ference ll Denver the hural Room of the Albany Hotel on Feb ru ry 12 Miss Hosmer requested that the Salida High School Glee Club be invited She had heard the Glee Club sing in the San Llis Valley Music Fes tival in Alamo a last year, and was very lm pressed The Club went on five chartered buses. The School Board paid for four buses and for the noon meal at the Denver Dry Goods Tea Room After dinner, the Glee Cluh ers went to the Denver Post Building where they had pictures tak This picture ap- peared in the news paper and Dr Barrett gave copies of the paper to those who went the trip Other pictures, along with an editorial, ap- peared in the State Music Educators Maga zine On March 27, an article NSal1da Singsu was featured in the Empire section of the Denver Post There were several pictures of Glee Clubers taken by Orin Sealey and a short editorial On March lO, ll, and 12, Spartan Spark les was presented Be cause the show was such a huge success, it was held over Hinton was Master f Ceremonies The money received from the show was used to present the Spring Festival in Tay The Glee Club Jour neyed to lonte Vista umdmnemdbuws April 21 to sing in the annual San Luis Valley husic Festival The last activity of the year was the an nual Spring Festival on May A and 5 The visiting director this year was Ed Anderson The Glee Club worked steadily for two days and presented the con- cert on the evening of May 5 The undergraduate Select Choir sang at the Baccalaureate Ser vices for the Seniors TREBLE CLEF The twelve members of the Treble Clef were very active this year They were fea tured in the annual fall assembly and the Thanksgiving as sembly T e group sang for the Tuesday Evening Club and the Howard Grange Treble Clef, combined with the Octet, made up the Ensemble which appeared several times throughtout the year under the direction of John Held The first appearance of the year was made at a L1on's Club dinner on Novem ber 9, 1953 The group sang for the Annual and A A U , and or Mr Burgner's Memorial Service The ensemble travel ed to Alamosa on Feb ruary l9 to attend the San Luis Valley Music Clinic They stayed over night in the col lege donms and came home late on the even ing of the 20th cause of conflict with other activities the group did not enter the small group and solo contest held early in the spring. en. . . o ' - Q 1 . . . I . - . ' 0 - -D . . . in - , - ' - . 11 D l I I . 0 . . 7 . 3 ' ' ' an afternoon of the J-Sth' GPCUPH day- Bernard Elks Memorial Service , , 1 ' O . . . f I I n O . . . I . H in 1 , ak 1 r. 1 ' Qn ' ? . .- . ' v Y' ' ' . ' -A Be- OCTET The Octet, composed of eight boys and dir- ected by John Held had a successful year The group appeared before many organizations during the year O Nov mber 23, the boys engoyed a chicken din ner before they sang for the Temple Baptist Church The boys teamed p with the Treble Clef to fonn the Ensemble which also sang for many organizations The Ensemble went t Alamosa February 19 to sing in the San Luis Valley Music Clinic ORCHESTRA The orchestra is composed of nine mem bers, most of whom are Junior High School students The High School members are Velda Mitchell, first violin, Don Phillips, George Trujillo, an Roy Kelly, who are se cond violins The se Velda Iitchell who is a Senior and has held that office for six years The orchestra has made several appear ences in public this year Som nlaces are L1on's Club County P also an ap- Monte compete in he Music Festival as n ensemble January ll, marked th day of the annual e of the Elks Home, A , an pearence V sta to Jitney Lunch that the orchestra sponsors as a means of raising money to buy music and have a picnic at the end of each year AND The band, directed by Mr Jacobs, engoyed very successful year Officers were Fritz Rundell, Presi dent, Jeanie Coleman, Vice President, Rhoda Fischer, Secretary,and Freddie Mahe, Treasur The band played at a home football games They Journeyed to Pueblo for the Cen tennlal Game and to Gunnison for Western State's Homecoming Band concerts were given December, February, and May The Pep Band played for home basketball games and went to Ala mosa for the game there A dance band was formed and played for Spartan Sparkles plus ties The band sponsored a clinic here April 6 The bands that attend ed were from Gunnison, Florence, Canon Clty, Leadville, Buena Vista Red Cliff, Saguache, an Western State On April 21, band performed Monte Vista in annual San Luis Valley Music Festival On May 12 the Band went to Canon City Crested Butte, the the where they played in the Blossom Day Parade The band displayed their talent in sev4 eral other parades this year Another concert was given later ln the year. SCIENCE CLUB At their first meet ing of the year the Science Club elected the following officers Jerry Hansen, Presi dent, Teddy Ostrom, Vice President, Carol ee Ulrich, Secretary, Bernard Hinton, Treas urer, Barbara Williams Reporter, Joanne O trom, Librarian The Science Club was invited and attend ed the Science Fair in Alamosa on April 10 The Club meets every week, and once a mon th a program is demon strated by a student or speaker for the Club The Club sponsor is Mr Alan Hampshire G A ficers for the first semester were Pres ident, Betty Roberts, Vice President, Janet Haney, Secretary Trea surer, Judy Struna The second semester officers were Presi dent, Judy Struna, Vice President, Mari lyn otruna, Secretary Treasurer, Betty Roberts Club sponsor was Mrs Dean Rouse 0 g . ' . . . B . n , a Q Q . ' : , . . , .- I u . - . ' er. -I , I - 0 Q I 1 I ll ' ' Z . I 1 . S' ' o , 0 0 . . ' ' ' in ' O I . I 1 1 I d . - 5 . , CretaFY'TTeaSurer ls several other activi- H' - G. A. 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L ' C I The FHA held thelr flrst meetlng on Sep- tember 30, 1953 when the followlng offlcers were elected Presl dent,Josepn1ne Madrld, Vlce Presldent, Sadle Padllla, Secretary, Porfle Martlnez, Trea surer, Elalne Medrano, Parllamentarlan, Irene Roybal, Song Leader and Mus1c1an, Inez Bustos, Hlstorlan, Rose R1ver1a,Reporter, Janet Falglen, and Sponsor, M1ss Edna McConnell The FHA 1n1t1at1on was held ln the aud1 torlum on December 10, 1953 They later serv ed refreshments to the audlence Flve of the members att nded the 1n Monte Vlsta Also, they attended the An nual D1str1ct meetlng ln La Jara on October 17, 1953 Durln the entlre year, the FHA had cake sales, card sales, cookbook sales, and earrlng sales They repalred the track sults for the track team too Al these fUHCt1OHS were a means of maklrg money The FHA showed thelr club was dOlHg wor nwhlle aCtlVlt1SS by m klng hlrty dozen COOkl6S to help the Red Cross, these cook 1es were sent to the soldlers at Camp Hale, they sent clothes to the people 1n Korea and Indla, they sold Easter seals to help the Crlpple Ch1ldren's Foundatlon, The members of the club elected Mrs Hlghtower and Mrs Haynes chapter mothers NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY By vote of the Fac ulty the following were elected to the Natlonal Honor SOC16ty thls year They were Patrlcla Hansen, Bar bara Cosslett, Dolorez Neff, and Eddle Mahe Eddle Mahe was elected as a member to the Soclety last year Judy Struna and Rlch ard Perry were the only two students who were elected from the Junlor Class member ln thls Soclety you must be 1n the upper twenty f1ve per cent of the class The studeuts are Judg ed by thelr scholor shlp, servlce, charac ter, and leadership ln the school PEP CLUB The Pep Club was very actlve thls year Offlcers of the club were Dolorez Neff, Roberta Cook V1ce Presldent, Mar1e Sage, and Romona Treasurer The Club a successful Homecom 1ng celebratlon and gave a flne Homecomlng Dance after the game Presldent, Secretary, Chappell, sponsored They entered a beautl ful float 1n the Home comlng Parade Pep Club gave a 31t ney lunch to help pay for the expense of the annual Sadle Hawklns Dance NhlCh was held 1n the gym on Aprll 9 LIBRARY CLUB The Llbrary Club, under the leadershlp of Mrs Hampshlre, had a very successful yean The offlcers of the year were as fol lows Presldent, at Hansen, Vice Pres1dent Barbara Cosslett, Secf retary Treasurer, Bet ty Jean Sprlggs The l1brar1ans for the year were Pat Hansen, Barbara Cosslett, Ela 1ne Ream, Helen Nel Pat Brazll, Rutha Sue Mellen, Sharon Jones, Betty Jean Sprlggs, and Sally Gray, The club entered a float ln the Homecom lng Parade The float won second pr1ze of ten dollars Some of the dutles of the llbrarlans ar readlng shelves and keeplng them dusted, checklng books 1n and out, shelv1ng books, taklng dally clrcula t1On, maklng our over due sllps, helplng student f1nd books and study m8t9P18w they need At the close of the year the Llbrary Club held a luncheon 1n the Home Economlcs room Everyone was present. F. H. A. '- . . . 0 O . . . ' : '- as ' ' ,. . . v . - . . . . . . . . - ' ' , 4 ' 4 . 2 ' ' . 0 2 I P . Q U . - . . .- . . - - I ' t H . , - . ' . - , eb 0 0 Q . - Pre-Planning meeting In order to be a fert, Loretta Marquis, . U . 1 ' - . S, . . - , - 1 . . 4 . 0 , . v . K. . . e . 1 of ' c ' ' . 4 0 .A . . TJ, . . . . , ' P ' . . . .a ' t ' ' s ' ,. A . + - , , a ' ' a . . . ' DRM S CLUB nty students made Journalism tdis year The rad a new spon or, Mr Webb They 1 re active in many s hool throughout Their float was enter ed in the Parade The concession stand was turned over activities the year Homecoming this year so the Club earned their money from the sale of na tional assembly tic kets The main feature of the Journalism Class was the publishing of the Tenderfoot, e semi monthly paper which is distributed to each student high school The Ten derfoot is one of the few school papers in the state that is dis tributed free to each student Space sold to local merchants for the advertising pro vided the needed fin ances to publish the paper The Winter Festival, the only formal dance of the year, which all students may attend, was held on December 18 in the high school . The theme was WRudolph,The Red Nosed Reindeer.H The gym was adorned with hanging icicles and several Christmas trees. A huge backdrop of nRu- dolphu was on one side of the gym. Pansy Berryman was crowned queen Her attendants were Jeanie Coleman, a Junior, Sharyn Corey, a Sophomore,and Vivian Houle, a Freshman Russell Eichman was president, Eddie Mahe was vice president the first half of the year till he changed oour ses, then Don Coscare lla was elected Dolorez Neff was sec retary, and Barbara Mary Agnes Pacheco and Dolorez Neff were edi tors Th Press Club traveled to Denver on May 16, spent the day and night there came home late in evening of May 17 e club toured the city of Denver and held its annual banquet at one f Denver's leading restaurants t e DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club started the school year with the annual initiation picnic The entertainment was pro vided by the new mem bers The Club members and M . Custer, the sponsor, helped make- up children for the MeCray Carnival. The Club presented three plays with all proceeds going to the Junior Class. Later in the year the Drmna- tics Club put on three One-Act Plays in the High School Auditorium The entire Dramatics Club went to the Val- ley to present one of its plays in the con- test The Club com bined fith the Select Choir to present Christmas program year ended with annual banquet the the CAM RA CLUB Camera Club had fif teen members this yeas The group enjoyed learning how to work graphy The club met twice a month in the dark room where,they developed their film or printed pictures They turned many pic tures into the annual staff Jerry Hansen was pres1dent,Gary Ritchle vice president and Barbara Cosslett sec retary treasurer Held was the sponsor COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club, under the leadership of Mr Rouse,were very progressive this year The club officers were Pat Hansen, president Velda Mitchell, vice presidentg Jeanie Coleman, Secretaryg Judy Struna, Treasuren Th Club members visited Kosters, the Public Service Company the Telephone Company, and the Radio Station. The members took turns decorating the bulle- tin boards in the com- mercial room. They also entered a float in the Homecoming Par- ade. -'T5 L , ' ' TUE .' ' ' ' 1-, ' ' up the ' ' - ' ' ' A CIL-1,13 I A e g ' , C1472 . . - ' ' A S . . . ,A ' ' ' , C . - . 'W - to the Junior Class Cosslett was treasurer. with general photof e v Q e e . ' ' and ' ' ' h . c th ' . Th in 4 s O . s Mrs . O . . - . . . . - . z r e Sym ' u Basketball Scol Sallda A Squad vs 9 2 2 Antonlto GUHHISOH La Jara Center Florence La Jara Durango Cunnlson Leadvllle Canon Clty Alamosa Florence Durango Cortez Alamosa Center Cortez Canon Clty es Sallda B 6 None None None None D1 trlct Tournmnent A3 Cortez A7 Leadvllle TRACK SCHEDULB La Jara lnvltatlonal at Adams State S 11da Invltatlonal t Sallda Denv r Unlverslty Relays at Derver All Valley Feet t Alamo a Flve School Ieet t Sall a D1StTlCt Meet Salloa Stat Meet at Bodlder, Colorado The followlng boys are 1D track thls year B fllen, L Alway, Boyd, B Brazll, B Campton, D Coscarella, B Dletrlch, R Elch man, T verett, G Frayser, K Gause, D Gerstner, B Gruenwald, D Hlbbs, B Hlnton, A Hlnton, J Jellnek, J Kane, T Glbson, D Maez, F dahe, D Makrls, S M11 ler, H Padllla, R ferry, D Pas G Rltchle, F Rundell, C Smlth, for t, G Vance, J Vance, Farlow, and D Starbuck H Knlck erbocker and J Canterbury were the managers NSU CLUB The members elected to serve s Off1CePS for th year 1953 54 were Bob Hamllton, pr sldent, Terry Ever ett, vlce pr sldent, and LSldCTC Bustos, secret ry treasurer lhe cllb entered a flo t lf the Ho ecom lng Parade The merbers were ln charge of the comces SlOF st nd at 111 bas ketball games 1n1t1 t on of new membexs as held on March 18 The annual USN C lb ,lCH1C was held ln May The 1 , Cllftor F1115 and Mr Wlll13m Webb, the Club sponsors, gourneyed to Alamosa on March 18, 19, to attend the Mb del UN Assembly Cff cers wer chosen Just as they are ln the UN Assembly and Roy Kelly lrom Sa llda was elect d Parl lmenterlan Thls was the tklrd e r for the lnvltatlonal Assembly The Club presented a program for ne Llons Club The 0ff1C9PS were as follo s Dlana War ren, PT9SldGHt, Bar bara I lllMHS, Vlce rresldent, Carol U1 rlch, Sec Treas CIRLS ard BOYS STATE Each year three boys and four glrls are chosen to attend Boys and Glrls State. Thls year the follow lng were chosen Jerry Han en xlth Wayne Mc Brlde as alternate, Tommy Glbsor wlth Rlc hard Shlne as alter nate, Rlchard Perry wlth Frank Reno as al ternate The glrls chosen for Glrls State were Jeanle Coleman 1th V1rn James as alt r nate, Janlce Parker wlth Betty Roberts as alternate, Joyce Head wlth Josephlne Madrld as alternate, and Car olee Ulrlch wlth Llnda Frantz as alternate FCUR TC ATTEND COUNCIL The fOllOWlHg were chosen to attend the Safety Councll 1D Den ver Jeannle Coleman, Fr d Wh1tney, Rhoda Flscher, and Wayne Mc Brlde ' . . . vs ' ' ' ' 1 36 -- -- L5 ' -- 13 -- -- 32 6 ' ' ' a ' , 28 -- -- Al ' -- 20 -- -- 26 e ' ' ' . 3h -- -- 50 --- 3h -- -- 27 1 a . s 31 -- -- 53 ---- 32 -- -- 35, ' 4 a 'd LO -- -- 50 -- 17 -- -- 21 ' ' at 38 -- -- 5h --- 26 -- -- lo f e F 32 -- -- 51 C 32 -- -- 39 - ' -- 16 -- -- 19 A' ' 33 -- -- 30 ' - 28 -- -- 22 ' : . X . E. 37 -- -- 57 1 ' 17 -- -- 30 . ' . . . 37 -- -- 60 --- 27 -- -- 31 . ' ' . 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