Sargent High School - Sarcon Yearbook (Sargent, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1949 volume:

PM - jg,,fi1.,,Mf . . T :U tl' '... . - . ,cc , , 1 . aff - , - Q.. yay' 4 - 1? -2 -N L -'- Q Eilsf Eff WW 'bwwwr WWW M My W M SARCO Volume Three - l 9 4 9 - POTATO EDITION K O o PblhdBy THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS f SARGENT CONSOLIDIYI ED HIGH SCHOOL Monte Vista C I cl Pon T DEDICATION To the people of the Sargent Com- munity, who have always been willing to help and direct us in any project which we have undertaken, we, the students of Sargent High School, dedicate this Sarcon. 1' ff HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM . - e Qffiiismwlf EQQY. ,,-,S-9 W .- Tw- 'rf . V' 1 Wxxwfy-hwaiwy? Mxwwwwiefwwm 6 7- f Pug: Thru Page Four fk ff 1 . x AUDITORIUM GRADE SCHOOL 'T si FACULTY -1 Administration X Pay: Six CLARK VAN NOSTRAND President Board of Education 1 KELLY BOYCE Treasurer of Education H. H. RICE T- E- GUM Superintendent Pri-DCiP31 C.S.C.E. St. Louis University A.B. Br M.A. Catholic University of America A.B. 8: M.A. Faculty JEAN MONSON Home Economics N.D.A.C. B.S. LLOYD LAWSON Agriculture Colorado A. 8: M. B.S. HELEN ROMINGER English Colorado University STANLEY BU NDY Physical Education Mathematics C.S.C.E. 4.1 RELVA REYNOLDS Social Science Adanis State College A.B. PAUL GIBS Sciexlce Hastings lle Page Srvm Faculty I , ,W k JEAN CARSON DARREL BLACKBURN Commercial Mugic C.S.C.E. Mesa Jr. College A-B- University of Colorado if 04 510W MAYME O'CONNELL School Nurse Registered Nurse If 7 ' ' 1 N 3 6 Page Eight Kansas University MIKE DEUTSCH HARLEY BECRAFT Mechanic Cusgodign QWMW First Raw: Lila Seamster, Nancy Van Nostrand, Leo Stoeber, Clifford Whitmer, Eddie Dobey, John Kerr, Billy Thorne, Barbara Selters, Ella Faye Burkhart, Miss Rominger Second Row: Norma Goff, Pat Waters, Juanita Burkholder, Mary Ann Kehler, Phyllis Waters, Margaret Ellen Macy, Pat Selters, Ida Beiriger Annual Staff Editor-in-Chief - - Mary Kehler Snapshot Editor - - - - Pat Waters Associate Editor - - Phyllis Waters .Associate Snapshot Editors - - Eddie Dobey Class Editor ----- Norma Goff .l0hn Ken Associate Class Editors - Juanita Burkholder An Editor ' Margaret M acy Barbara Sahara Athletic Editors - - Billy Thome Ida Beiriger Clifford Whitmer Club Editor - - - Nancy Van Nostrand Advertisement Editor - - Patty Selters Associate Club Editors - Ella Faye Burkhart Circulation Manager -' lack Ecord Wayne Todd General Helper ---- Lila Seamster Melva Crawford Sponsor - - - Miss Helen Rominger The Sarcon Staff wishes to say that we have had fun publishing this year's Sarcon, and we sincerely hope that you will enjoy reading it now and in the future. Page Nine Page Tm First Row: Montez Van Nostrand, Ann Drake, Rubie Childears, Norma Goff, Nancy Van Nostrand Second Row: Leo Stoeber, jimmy Dobey, Glenn Dobey, Billy Thome Third Row: Duane Newman, Carrol Patterson, Jack Ecord Student Council The Sargent Student Council is one of the oldest and one of the most active student councils in the valley. The student council is the most important organization in the school. VVe are a member of the state organization and the national organization of student councils. Three delegates- Carrol Patterson, Duane Newman, and Billy Thorne-were sent to the state meeting, which was held in the fall. This year the student council had a seasonal ticket for the National Assemblies. They painted and cleaned the student-council room and put all of the past senior-class pictures in the room. They are also in charge of having an assembly each week, of raising and lowering the flag at the beginning and end of the week, of electing the Homecoming Queen, and of taking charge of problems which arise concerning school affairs. The student council meets every Monday and the periods are alternated each week. Mr. T. E. Glim is the sponsor of student council. Officers of Student Council are: President ----- Carrol Patterson Vice President - - Duane Newman Secretary - - Billy Thorne Treasurer - - Nomia Goff The representatives are: Jack Ecord, Seniorg Leo Stoeber, Iuniorg Wayne Todd. Sophomoreg Doris Elaine Starbuck, Freshmang Montez Van Nostrand, Eighthg Jimmy Dobey, Seventhg Nancy Van Nostrand, Band, Prubie Childears, Athletic Clubg Ann Drake, F.H.A.g Glenn Dobey, F.F.A.g Margaret Goehl, Library Club. SENIORS JU NIOR MARTIN Class Pres. 1, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4 Drum Major 3, 4 F.F.A. 1 Football 1, 3, 4 Basketball l, Z, 3, 4 Track l, 2 3, 4 Athletic Club 3, 4 WW LEWIS ENTZ Class Vice Pres. 4 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Athletic Club 3, 4 Wi NANCY VAN NOSTRAND Student Council l, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, sec. 2 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3 4, Sec. 3 Annual Staff' 3 4, Ass't Ed. 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Athletic Club 3, 4 O.,-' FRED LISTON Class Treasurer 3, 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4 All-Valle Conference Footbail 3, 4 Track l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Athletic Club 5, 4 S523 JACK Econo Student Council 3, 45 Sec. 3 Class Vice President 3 Athletic Club 3, 4, Sec. 4 MARY KEHLER Class Sec. l, Treas. 2 News Reporter 4 . Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 3, Treas. 4 Athletic Club 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4 Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2 HELEN BATCH ELDER Student Council 3 Class Vice Pres. 2 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 4, Historian 2, 3 Chorus l, 2 3, 4 Library Club l, 2 Newspaper Staff 4 Athletic Club 3, 4 , 'JV . X ti U lx 1 Wit LEONA DEFREECE F.H.A. 1, 2. 4 Athletic Club 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 4 Semors CL NORMA LEE GOFF Class Treas. 1, Sec. 2, 3 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Sec. 3, Treas. 4 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Vice Pres. 1 Treas. 2, 3, Pres. 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Athletic Club 3, 4 Annual Staff 2 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 CHARLES GRIEGO Football 3, 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Athletic Club 3, 4 RONALD HART Track 3, 4 Football 1, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 3, 4 F.F.A. 1, 2, 4 Athletic Club 3, 4 all BARBARA HAYNES F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 Athletic Club 3, 4 L KYLE MCCLAUGHERT N Newspaper Editor 4 Student Council 2 F.F.A. 1, 2, 4, Reporter 2 Athletic Club 4 M MERWIN METZ F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Treas. 4 Basketball Manager 3 Football Mana er 3 Band l, 2, 3, g Newspaper Staff 4 Athletic Club 3, 4 com-BELLE HATHAWAY M Band 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Athletic Club 3, 4 CARROL PATTERSON Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3 Class Historian lg Pres. 2, 3 Student Council Pres. 4 Vice Pres. 3 F-F-A- 1, 2, 35 Sentinel 3 Track l, 2, 3, 4 W Football l, 2, 3, 4 , Basketball 1 2, 3, 4 Athletic Club 3, 4 Seniors SELINA SAMORA Chorus 4 Athletic Club 4 PAT WATERS Student Council 2 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 V. Pres. 3 Class Historian 2, 3, 4 Page Fourteen MISS JEAN MONSON Class Sponsor 3, 4 ERNEST VALDEZ Football 1, 2, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Track 1, 2 4 Athletic club 4 Senior Highlights We started our high school year off with a bang as little green freshmen. Of course, we had to endure the humiliation of having to dress like funny-paper characters for our initiation by the sophomores. As it lasted only a day, we were very brave and endured it. Our main consolation, which made the initiation tolerable, was the thought that next year we would get to give the punishment. To show the high school that we were social-minded, we were the hosts and hostesses at a very successful and entertaining social. We also entertained ourselves at a very enjoyable class party when we went to Alamosa bowling and to the picture show. In our sophomore year, we got revenge by having the freshmen dress as movie stars for their initiation. Everything went as planned except for the very insignificant fact that our plans for giving the freshmen the hot-seat backfired! Our boys really showed how to play basketball when they took the championship in the inter-class toumaments. We decided to take in some of the beautiful Colorado scenery and go to the mountains for a picnic for our class party. We tried to climb a mountain, but very few succeeded. After eating a very delicious picnic supper, we played Keep Away with Carrol's pretty red hat. That busy and exciting time of being juniors arrived finally. We went right to work on our class play. We chose A Case of Springtime and really had fun re- enacting the trials of the Parker family with their very teen-age son, Bob Parker. Ordering our class rings was a very big day for us, but the day of celebration was that of their actual arrival. We sold concessions at the football and basketball games trying to raise enough money to entertain the seniors at a banquet and prom. We had the Bingo booth at the carnival and worked like slaves to make it go over. Then we started work on our prom. We chose Fairyland as our theme. After eating a very delicious banquet prepared by our mothers, we went over to the gym for an evening of dancing. The Adams State Dance Band fumished the music. All during the dance, punch, Witches' Brew , was served out of a wishing well. To finish our junior year off in grand style, we held a class party on the last day of school. We went swimming at Valley View. We helped to make the seniors have a very enjoyable graduation by ushering at Commencement and Baccalaureate. Our final year at Sargent High started on Wednesday, September first. We decided to get our first class party of the year over before we really started going in circles. We went again to Valley View swimming. This time we swam under lantem light. Then we ate and threw fire crackers. We ordered our announcements and calling cards from josten's. Of course, we were all hoping that we would get to use them. As Sargent didn't want such a good looking class as ours to graduate without a few pictures of us, we spent an afternoon smiling and looking at the birdie. We chose our class colors of Royal blue for the boys' gowns and the white gowns for the girls for our graduation. On March 24 we presented our senior class play, TISH . Thanks to our director, Miss Monson, it was a success. Early Wednesday morning, March 30, we left on our trip. We went in a school bus driven by Mr. Kelly Boyce. Miss Monson had the task of sponsoring us and it was a task, even though we didn't do anything bad. We all appreciated Mr. Leto Kehler's offer to pay the gas and oil expenses. It helped out with our finances im- mensely. We spent the first night in Roswell, New Mexico, and then went on to VVhite City the next day. We took a tour of Carlsbad Cavems that day also. The next night we spent in El Paso, Texas, and went over the border to Juarez, Old Mexico. After spending Saturday night in Albuquerque, we arrived home Sunday night, a tired but happy bunch. We had our class day on Friday, May 13. Reverend johnson gave the message for our Baccalaureate, May 15, and on May 19 we officially said farewell to dear old Sargent High School. Our theme of Commencement was Pioneers of To- morrow . The years we spent here will be some of our most pleasant memories. Pigs Fift Sixteen Will, We, the senior class of Sargent Consolidated High School, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty-nine, being of good standing and sound mind, hereby make this will and testimony in good faith: I, Frederick Liston, will my half-back position to Red Gamer. I, Charles Griego, will my curly hair to Jim Stoeber. I, Emest Valdez, will my set-shot to Eddie Dobey. I, Ronald Hart, will my long legs to Arthur Maes. I, Edgar Creek Martin, will my ability to go steady to Clifford Whitmer. 7 ! I Lewis Henry Entz, will my gold tooth to Nancy Akers. I john Weslie Ecord, will my ability as politician to Duane Newman. I, Kyle J. McClaugherty, will my way with girls to Leo Stoeber. I, Merwin Andrew Metz, will my ability to chew to Miss Carson. 7 I john George Teeth Patterson, will my two front teeth to Jean Stoeber Cto keep the twins alikej. I, Salina Samora, will my height to Juanita Burkholder. I, Patricia Mae Waters, will my bus to Phyllis. I, Helen Marie Batchelder, will my ability as a lady wrestler to Margaret Macy. I, Leona Mae DeFreece, will my ability to raise calves to Miss Reynolds. ! I Barbara jean Haynes, leave my bum ankle to anyone who will have it. I, Mary Ann Kehler, will my nose to anyone who needs a few and leave my freckles for Red Crawford. I, Nancy Lee Van Nostrand, will my silver-trimmed specs to Bill Batchelder. Y I Norma Lee Goff, will my dimples to Nellie Beiriger. I, Cora-Belle Ellen Hathaway, will my subdued giggle to Patty Selters and Rubie We We We We We We, We 1 Childears. the senior class, leave our pep to the seventh grade. the senior girls, will our good looks to the junior girls. , the senior girls, will our number of handsome senior boys to the junior class. the senior class, will Miss Monson to Bill Prentice as soon as school is out. the senior class, will our quietness in study hall to the eighth grade. the senior girls, will our ability to take dates in our stride to the freshmen girls. the senior class, will the study hall to the sophomores to decorate at Christmas. Executors to serve without bond. . 4 :Ste ' . ,M q :.: ,., , lf'?3ii3fHgq1f :Qi - 1 Tlsh' Presented by the Seniors of '49 on March 24 CAST Tish Carbetry - - - Mary Kehler Denby Grimes - - - Ernest Valdez Lizzie - - - - - Norma Goff Dorice Gaylord - - Barbara Haynes A gie ---- Nancy Van Nostrand Stage Manager - - - Lewis Entz E.Hen Leighton - - - Helen Batchelder Lighting - - - Ronald Hart Charita - - - Leona De Freece Sound Effects - - Merwin Metz Luther Hopkins - - - Jack Ecord Prompter - - - - Selina Samora Callie Hopkins - - - Pat Waters Business Managers - - Barbara Haynes Charlie Sands - - - Junior Martin Leona DeFreece Posters - - - - Student Director DIRECTOR - Bettina Brent - - Cora Belle Hathaway Sheriff Lem Pike - - - Fred Liston VVesley Andrews - - - Carrol Patterson Charlie Griego - - Kyle McClaugherty - - Miss JEAN MoNsoN Tish is a middle-aged spinster, blunt, out-spoken, and entirely lovable. She informs her two boon companions, Lizzie and Aggie, that she is going to lead the simpler life . They start out in a second-hand car Tish has bought. Lizzie wires Charlie Sands, Tish's nephew, of their plight before they leave and he flies down to meet them. Charlie's plane is forced down near a hotel and there Lizzie and Aggie find him. Tish comes in after wrecking the store across the street trying to stop. Tish makes Aggie and Lizzie go horseback riding against their wishes. Tish's horse runs away with her. After a wild ride in an airplane, things finally turn out happy- Ellen and Charlie plan to get married, Luther Hopkins give up his mortgage on Ellen's hotel, and the three old maids are ready to start out on another escapade. Page S junior Martin fc, r e e KJ Merwin Metz Nanc Noqtrand 044 Ernie Valdez Third Grade jack Ecoxd Mary Kehler 1940-41 Ronald Hart atchelder Leona De Freece Carrol Patterson Html 9.2 SM Al 'E in s 4 v ': ' J' 'U , y CLASSES T f - mf! Page Twrnty 2? Honor Bright CAST - - - - - Mary Ann Monter Council Member - - - - - - Ida Beiriger Council Member - - - - - - Lila Seamster Council Member Nancy VVeaver ----- Mayor's best girl Leo MCGOOI1 ----- Nomian Crawford Operator of the Blue Eagle Dora Gilroy ----- - Rubie Childears Mayor's Mother Billy Gilroy ------- Leo Stoeber Peggy Dean - Mayor for a day Rosalie Winwood ------ Patty Selters Mayor's Secretary Monte Madigan ----- Clifford Whitmer Business Manager Edgar Cummings ------ Leo Harden Ex-mayor for a day Maxine Logan Lila Briggs - - Phyllis Waters Cyril Cummings ----- Duane Newman Boy who found himself Cynthia Brundage ----- Nellie Beiriger Council Member Director - - - - - Relva Reynolds I lonor Bright was put on before a full house on November 19, 1948. As the curtain rose, Mr. Cummings was turning his office over to Billy C. for a day. During his reign the town had some of the greatest thrills it had ever experienced. lt was a busy day of passing ordinances, the first of which was to raise money for an athletic center, through this ordinance they legalized gambling at the Blue Eagle, provided that 5070 of the gross profit went to the Athletic-Center Fund. VVhile contracts were being changed, womenls clubs smashed, and teachers' salaries raised, Cyril was very busy making love to five different girls-one right after the other. All ends well for Cyril, who ends up stealing the Mayor's girl. N ' 1 N Front Row: Mary Ann Monter, Ann Drake, Phyllis Waters, Patty Selters, Ida Beiriger , - l Second Row: Jane Ortega, Virginia Carpenter, Rubie Childears, Nellie Beiriger, Lila Seamster, Elvira S e X 2 Q X Third Row: Duane Newman, Leo Stoeber, Relva Reynolds, Leo Harden, Clifford Whitmer j Absent: Norman Crawford X l fu A 6 f 'SQ l' . X Q af ' gi -- X I umors ., 3 5' ' ff 0 ' 3 3 OFFICERS ' ' .A President ------ Lila Seamster 2 Vice President - - - Clifford Whitmer We E dst-Student Council - - - Leo Stoeber C mt EQ '56 , Secretary - - - Phyllis Waters .5 Treasurer - - - Duane Newman B News Reporter - - - Patty Selters 429 1 Sponsors - - - Relva Reynolds , Darrell C. Blackbum The juniors started their eventful junior year with many plans, hopes, and ideas. Our play Honor Bright helped fill our treasury, along with food sales, concessions at games, buses, band clinic, and carnival. afternoon and evening at Valley View swimming and picnicking on our class party. ln September, the juniors and their guests turned into ducks and spent an enjoyable Because of the death of her mother, Miss Reynolds, our sponsor, was unable to con- I tinue teachingg consequently, we were left without a sponsor. Mr. Darrell Blackburn assumed the responsibilities of sponsorship and very capably led us through the prom and our many other activities. The big event of the year was the junior-Senior Prom held April 23 in honor of the seniors. The banquet, prepared by the juniors' mothers and served by the sophomore boys, was held at the cafeteria and an enjoyable evening was spent dancing by the oceanside to the music of the Key Notes . A 3 Page Twenty-one Third Row: Budde Worker, Merlyn Boss, Miss Rominger, Kenneth Pope, Milton Mathias Second Row: Loyola Romero, Ralph McClaugherty, Orville Hathaway, Glenn Dobey, Billy Theme, Eliza Ortega First Row: Edna Aguilar, Margaret Macy, Jane Stoeber, Iuanita Burkholder, Iva Hart, Jean Stoeber Not in picture: Melva Crawford, Wayne Todd, Everett Crawford ' 5 W J 5 emi any as rw Q ,li Class of 5l is We began our year with twenty class members, but now we have decreased to only nineteen. Our class officers for the year are: President, Juanita Burkholder, Vice President, Iva Hart, Secretary, Margaret Macy, Treasurer, Glenn Dobeyg Reporter, Ralph McClaugherty, Historian, jean Stoeber, Student Council Representative, Milton Mathias, and our sponsor, Miss Rominger. Two of our main events for the year were first, our class party and our freshmen initia- tion. On a cool November evening we met at the school house, where we loaded into a truck for a gay hay ride. After riding for some time we ended up at Saathoff's barn, where we learned to do several new dances, especially square dances, with the help of our guest, Mr. Blackburn. Second, we were all looking forward to initiating seventeen freshmen into the high school. They came dressed as circus characters and we gave our initiation the name of Ginger Rominger's 'Sl'-Ring Circus, as we hope to graduate in 1951. Other achievements of the year were receiving second place for our Christmas decora- tions, receiving our long awaited class banner, which is in our class colors, lavender and white, 'fand working very hard to eam money at food sales and concessions. This money will be used for our prom next year. Also this year we are very happy to have three of our girls as cheer- leaders: jean and lane Stoeber and juanita Burkholder. We have had many gay times this year and in the years to come will remember it as a wonderful year in high school. Page Twenty-two Third Row: Mr. Lawson, Richard Roybal, Philip Ward, Warren Carpenter, Jimmy Stoeber, Billy Batchelder, Larry Worley Second Row: John Kerr, Donald Hudson, Bertha Johnson, Nancy Akers, Eddie Dobcy, Arthur Macs F' t Row: Margaret Jeanne Goehl, Barbara Selters, Ella Faye Burkhart, Lois Hurt, Ninfa Romero 0305415 if Freshmen mdk This year the class of SZ were small but mighty freshmen. As the tradition goes, we were green-but we caught on fast. Mr. Lawson was our sponsor and Donald Hudson, president, Arthur Maes, vice president, Nancy Akers, secretary, Ninfa Romero, treasurerg Barbara Selters, reporter, Doris Starbuck, student council representative, and Margaret Jeanne Goehl, historian. We were all a bit afraid of initiation, but when it was all over we agreed that we had just as much fun as the sophomores. As part of the initiation, we gathered wood for the Homecoming bonfire. Our class parties were a highlight of the year and we all enjoyed them very much. We entered the Christmas decorating contest. Our theme was Santa's Workshop, and for the second year we won first place. Throughout the year there were many events which we attended or participated in. For the freshmen of 1948 and 1949 it has been a wonderful year and a lasting memory to us all. qclv ff 1 J fmfffqyfw iii .il jk Page Twenty-three Back Row: Mr. Gibson, Tom Ortega, Eugene Crawford, Carol Drake, Roy Vanderpool, Jack Wolfe, Dale Pope, james Kerr Second Row: Elmer Haynes, Rynold Monter, Sara Trujillo, Montez Van Nostrand, Phyllis Boss, Iames Garner, Eli Samora First Row: Velma Barton, Josie Ortega, Isla Carpenter, Mary Anne Remple, Deloris Bisel Phyllis Martinez, Marcella Griego, Elisa Samorn W wtf W4 si e J fl 'Q - W J Win 5 Elghfh Grade M X7 f ' J! . Q 6 t I C President 0 - - r mam Trujillo Nl Vice President Robert Boyce Secretary - Phyllis Martinez Treasurer ' - - Isla Carpenter Student Council Montez Van Nostrand Sponsor - - r Mr. Paul Gibson if Page Twmly-four On our first class party we journeyed to Rock Creek in Elmer Haynes' truck for a picnic. We left right after school and returned at nine o'clock. Eighteen of us joined in the fun. The other major event this year was when we put on an assembly imitating the teachers and their classes. if .sk X Q Back Row: Rudy Vigil, Mr. Bundy, Carl Hartley, Ronald Esterbrook, Claude Gallegos, Floyd Roybal, Curtis Batchelder, Benito Martinez, Robert Hodgell, Robert De Freece Second Row: Ivan Hart, Ross Hurt, Gerald Goodge, Stanley johnson, Ioe Pacheco, Rob Mathias, Jimmy Dobey, Alfred Garcia, Gilbert Mascarenas, Richard Boyce First Row: Gwyndean Pepper, Angie Vargus, Nelda Hindes, Nina Pena, Neva Crawford, Irene Trujillo, Loretta Martinez, Barbara Thome, Judith Goff Seventh Grade President Richard Boyce Vice President - - Rob Mathias Secretary - - Judith Goff Treasurer - - - Gwyndean Pepper Student Council - - Jimmy Dobey News Reporter - - - Carl Hartley Sponsor - - - Mr. Stanley Bundy On our class party, we made a long and exciting trip to Valley View, where we ate, played baseball and swam. Mr. Bundy went with us. We also had a skating party, which Mr. Gibson sponsored. After skating, we went to the Gibsons' house and had refreshments. On January 21, we put on an assembly about the modem day wolf and about the strong-armed Hercules. In the same program, we produced a mock trial in which two students were tried for lack of school spirit and finally judged guilty. We think that our first year in the building has been very successful. l Page Twenty-five ly-u Homecoming Queen QUEEN: PHYLLIS WATERS ATTENDANTS: NORMA GOFF, JUANITA BURKHOLDER ig . I FOOTBALL SKETBALL WRESTLING l U N OBYHOO ir D , x I i i -..e ,Q ,W 5' A 3' fa! - ' ' WF 'Q X' N na., Q 2 , 5 9 OOEIIJQCQ Hart, junior Martin, Charles Griego Ronald Carrol Patterson nl Listo Coach Bundy, Lewis Entz, Fred How: Back rawford ille Hathaway, Milton Mathias, Norman C ey, Orv ob nD CD orker, Merlyn BosS, G1 W er, Budde In hit W liff Harden C Leo WJ Second Ho Thorne Arthur Macs, Manager Bill al Royb hard ber, Everett Crawford, Billy Batchelder, Ric IOC yS In Eddie Dobey, Don Hudson, Iim xl uane Newman D Manager nt How: V0 F WORKER-Guard ENTZ-Guard HARDEN-Tackle BOSS-Tackle Honorable Mention A11-Conference 1, Mg ,,,. .,.f L. ,. ,-:Hg 1 X ,V 5?f1?,EF ,- 1 . my N FN 15 C' -xx 1 CRAWFORD-Tackle MARTIN-End COACH BUNDY N WHITMER-Quarterback f1 skis GRIEGO-Quarterback HART-Center PATTERSON-Fullback LISTON-Halfback HATHAWAY-Halfback Honorable Mention A11-Conference Captain J as BATCHBLDER-End MATHIAS-Center DOBEY-Gund St. Marys - X Montrose - Monte Vista Center - - Cortez - cnAvvFonD-'mm Alamosa - Football - - 38 Sargent - - 14 - 37 Sargent - - 7 HUDSON-Guard Del Norte - - - 19 Sargent - - 14 - 6 Sargent - - 0 - 19 Sargent - - 6 - 45 Sargent - - 6 - - 33 Sargent - - 0 STOEBER-Fullback RUYBAL-Tackle DOBEY-I-hlfbnck MAES-I-hlfhlck KN xx K ix W ' x ,IDA '-mn. mm., auf ww' N 'R s W fg x x 'H '- 1 ,. mix! 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' coAcn GLIM HART, Center ENTZY Fvfwafd Sargent 43 Hooper - - 40 Sargent 35 La Jara - - 36 Sargent 45 Mosca - - 24 Sargent 31 Hooper - - 35 Sargent 13 Sanford - 41 Sargent 31 Saguache - 21 Sargent 27 Sanford - 32 Sargent 35 Saguache - Sargent 51 Mosca - - Sargent 17 Sanford - 29 Sargent 16 Del Norte - 25 Sargent 19 La Jara - - 27 Sargent 26 Alamosa - 46 Sargent 19 Monte Vista 36 Sargent 23 Center - - 42 Sargent 29 Del Norte - 33 Sargent 33 La Jara - - 32 Sargent 28 Alamosa - 50 Sargent 22 Monte Vista 39 Sargent 26 Center - - 40 27 , tg 22 , N1 f MARTIN, Font-ard VALDEZ- Forward Wrestling ,av , f Front Row, Left to Right: John Kerr, Everett Crawford, Don Hudson, Eddie Dobey Second Row: Jim Stoeber, Coach Bundy, Orville Hathaway 'x PIN HOLD REFEREEIS HOLD Page Thirty-three Awards I, f CS1gnaturesD X.. Valedictorian -44V X Salutatorian X '1-'ffl-' Balfour 1 M Science Award History Award American Legion Scholarship Senio Scholarship junio All-Round Stude Ia Simi rlligh fwdfffl 1, s r High Citmenshlp !Qfv'-1'-'Q' , I Athletics Boy QQ' Athletics Girl Music iff! -ff 511 -Avi? ' 'WQ7 if N lr, h COMMENCEMENT CLASS OF 1947 8: 1948 Y A A 5 J is 1 ' 4 I M ,Q 'Yr 9 4 , 4,1 F. H. A. f G I I' L 4 V My O 5 X55 I L LIBRARY CLUB - ATHLETIC CL I n TROMBONES Nancy Akers Jimmie Dobey Carol Drake Milton Mathias Judy Goff CORNETS Margaret Macy Carrol Patterson Merwin Metz Richard Boyce Elmer Haynes Richard Roybal Glenn Dobey Carl Hartley Robert Hodgell Arthur Maes Rudy Vigil Eli Samora OBOE Lila Seamster BASS Curtis Batchelder la f at Band SAXOPHONES Mary Kehler Nancy Van Nostrand Margaret Goehl Wayne Todd Norma Goff Johnnie Lobato CLARINETS Junior Martin Barbara Haynes Robert Boyce Rob Mathias Bal h McClaugherty Philip Ward Virginia Carpenter lsla Carpenter Irene Trujillo FLUTES Montez Van Nostrand Cora Belle Hathaway Ella Faye Burkhart DIRECTORGT, Darrell Blackburn FRENCH HORNS Patty Selters John Kerr Duane Newman PERCUSSION Eddie Dobey Ronald Esterbrook Leo Harden Ivan Hart Bertha Johnson Patty VVaters TWIRLERS Juanita Burkholder Leona DeFreece Marcella Griego Juanita Burkholder Phyllis Martinez Gwvndean Pepper Barbara Thorne BARITONES Phyllis Waters Orville Hathaway The first big event for the band this year was its invitation to attend Band Day at Boulder by thc University of Colorado on September 25 and 26. The band received honor- able mcntion for its marching. The pep band played lor all home games :md assemblies every Friday. At Del Norte they marched in the Seed Show Parade October 23, played for a dedication service, and later played for an exchange assembly. Une of the high-lights ofthe band season was the two-day Valley Band Clinic held at Sargent on January 28 and 29 with Mr. Randall Spicer of Colorado University the guest conductor. The bands last big activity was its participation in the annual spring contest the first week in May. The band ap- preciated the efforts of the band mothers for making money so that there will be new major- Ctte uniforms and new trousers to complete the other members' uniforms. VL I S--.gQ,.N1l -Sha Jjw 'Hs -. fM.ww 3 .4 4 . , - 5 Q -'ICJ' .- mi,-, 'lf' -.Q 9 MARCHING BAND-STAMPEDE 1948 M01 , .-q Q Ps xxsx Nh BAND DAY AT C. U. 1948 Pug: Thirty-sevbn Page Thirty-right First Row: Mr. Darrel Blackbum, Eliza Ortega, Nancy Akers, Margaret Goehl, Ella Faye Burkhart, Bertha Johnson, Phyllis Waters, Patty Waters, Lois Hurt, Loyola Romero, Ninfa Romero Second Raw: Jane Ortega, jean Stoeber, Barbara Haynes, jane Stoeber, Elvira Sanchez, Edna Aguilar, Norma Goff, Patty Selters, Lila Seamster, Margaret Macy, Mary Ann Monter, Virginia Carpenter Third Row: Leo Harden, Helen Batchelder, Nellie Beiriger, Juanita Burkholder, Iva Jo Hart, Cora-Belle Hathaway, Nancy Van Nostrand, Mary Kehler, Barbara Sellers, Rubie Childears, Ida Mae Beiriger Not Pictured: Selina Samora, Melva Crawford, Leona De Freece, Ann Drake, and Doris Starbuclr Mixed Chorus This year the chorus sang for various school assembliesg sang four Christmas numbers in the annual Feast of Carols on December 215 participated in the choral clinic, February ll and 12, at Monte Vista, and sang in the spring contest. Some of the favorite songs of the chorus this year were Peter Piper , Kentucky Babe , and The West Wind . First Row: Charlie Griego, Kyle McClaugherty, Merwin Metz, Miss Helen Rominger, Miss lean Carson Second Row: Norma Goff, Nancy Van Nostrand, Rubie Childears, Ida Beiriger, Lila Seamster Third Row: Barbara Selters, Ella Faye Burkhart, Margaret Coehl, Nellie Beiriger, Helen Batchelder Newspaper Staff Kyle McClaugherty - Rubie Childears - - Norma Goff Nancy Van Nostrand - - - Merwin Metz - Ida Beiriger Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor - Club Editor - Roving Editor - High School Editor Grade School Editor Sports Editors: Football - Basketball - Art Editor - Copy Editors - Duane Newman - Billy Thome - Charlie Griego - 'Nellie Beiriger Helen Batchelder - Barbara Selters Doris Elaine Starbuck - Miss Helen Rominger Miss Jean Carson Circulation Editors Sponsors - A newspaper staff was reorganized in the fall by all of the students who were interested in having a paper. A contest was held to find a name for the paper, and Mr. C-lim handed in the winning name of Potato Peals . Subscriptions were sold to help pay for the paper. The paper comes out once a month and some of the prominent features are Whds Who, sports, club news, current events, class news, and jokes. Page Thirty-nine Athletic Club OFFICERS President - - - - - - Mary Kehler Vice President - - Phyllis Waters Secretary - - - - Jack Ecord Treasurer ----- - - Patty Selters Student Council Representative - Rubie Childears Recorder ----' ---- I da Beiriger CI-IEER LEADERS Mary Kehler Lila Seamster Rubie Childears jean Stoeber Juanita Burkholder jane Stoeber ACTIVITIES The Athletic Club was in charge of all the pep assemblies this year. The Athletic Club officers and three representatives elected from the student body made up a commission which presented the athletic awards. They sold magazines again this year to make money. The Athletic Club's biggest activity this year was sponsoring and financing Sargent's second Homecoming, October 7 and 8. The Homecoming was off to a hilarious start on Thursday night when nearly the entire school, clad in their brightly striped and checkered pajamas, tumed out to the bonfire rally. The Homecoming Queen, Phyllis Waters, lit the huge bonfire, the wood of which the freshmen gathered as part of their initiation. Duane Clark and Arthur Whitmer, alumni of Sargent, gave pep talksg and Don Oellien, captain of the Monte Vista team, gave a short talk. After the band played some pep music and the cheerleaders led some yells, the students, teachers, alumni, and boosters piled into two trucks and several cars and went into Monte Vista, where they formed a huge snake dance and paraded through town. Carrol Patterson, who represented the queen in his boots, purple pajamas, red coat, ten-gallon hat, false teeth, and wig, led the dance. The snake dance proceeded through Murphy's and the City Cafe, and at various intersections they formed a circle and gave yells for Sargent and the team. Friday afternoon was the game with Monte Vista. Although Sargent lost the game, everybody had a good time. At the half while the band was forming Phyllis's initials, Phyllis and her attendants, Norma Goff and Juanita Burkholder, were paraded around the field in a yellow convertible. The band formed a crown around the convertible, Phyllis was crowned with a wreath of roses and presented with a corsage by the team captain, Junior Martin. He also presented Norma and Juanita with corsages. The dance held Friday night in the cafeteria was the last event of Homecoming. Roy Kincannon and Darrell Blackburn furnished the music. The room was decorated with a false ceiling of black and gold crepe paper. Homecoming pennants were hung around the room and Phyllis' name made of yellow carboard letters hung from the ceiling. Coke and cookies were served at the close of the evening. Forry-one First How: Nancy Van Nostrand, Phyllis Waters, Barbara Selters, Ella Faye Burkhart, Margaret Goehl, Nancy Akers, Lois Hurt, Mary Monter, Miss Jean Monson Second Row: Norma Goff, Iane Stoeber, Margaret Macy, jean Stoeber, Barbara Haynes, Elvira Sanchez, Patty Selters, Pat VVaters Third Row: Mary Kchler, Cora-Belle Hathaway, Iva jo Hart, Helen Batchelder, Nellie Beiriger, Ida Beiriger, Iane Ortega, juanita Burkholder Not Pictured: Doris Elaine Starbuck and Melva Crawford President - Norma Coff Vice President Nellie Beiriger Secretary ---- Helen Batchelder Treasurer ---- - Mary Kehler Student Council Representative - - Ann Drake Reporter ---- - - Pat Waters Advisor ---- - Miss ,lean Monson Club Mothers - Mrs. Arthur Robertson Mrs. Robert Selters Miss Bessie Reid Our colors are red and white and our motto is Toward New Horizons . The purpose of our club is: CID to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satis- faction of home-making, CZD to emphasize the importance of worthy home membershipg C31 to foster the development of creative leadership in home and community lifeg CLD to provide wholesome individual and group recreation, and UD to further interest in home economics. The biggest project we had this year was the painting of the home-ec room. We made stocking dolls and sold them near Christmas time. VVe are planning to have our annual Father-and-Daughter banquet, formal Mother-and-Daughter banquet, and a style show in the spring. Pug: Furry-:wo MEMBERS First Row: Mr. Lawson, Lewis Entz, Clifford Whitmer, Bill Thorne, Glenn Dobey, Merwin Mctz, Budde Worker Second Row: Eddie Dobey, John Kerr, Donald Hudson, Orville Hathaway, Richard Roybal, Ralph McClaugherty, Billy Batchelder. Arthur Maes Third Row: Duane Newman, Kyle lNlcClaugherty, Merlyn Boss, jim Sloeher, Ronald Hart, Warren Carpenter, Philip Ward, Milton Mathias, Larry Worley Absent: Wayne Todd OFFICERS President - - ------ Lewis Entz Vice President - - - Clifford Whitmer Secretary - - - Wayne Todd Treasurer - - - Merwin Metz Reporter ------ - Bill Thome Student Council Representative - - Glenn Dobey The F. F. A. has been quite busy with its calendar events this year, including the initiation of the Greenhands in September and the Father-and-Son Banquet in February. We had a portable radio raffle in November and cleared 110 dollars from it. In January, fifteen boys went to the National VVestern Stock Show in Denver. Every Thursday night we have been selling candy at the buses. ln March the district judging contests were held. The following boys were on the various teams this year: Grain and Potatoes, Glenn Dobev and Ralph McClaughertyg Livestock, Jim Stoeber, Bill Thorne, and Orville Hathawayg Farm Mechanics, Lewis Entz and Milton Mathiasg Poultry, Budde Worker and Donald Hudson. Bill Thome and Everett Crawford received high honors in the 1948 State Grain-and-Potato Judging Contest. Sargent received first in the Crops Judging Contest on March 8 and in the livestock 'udging contest, March 15. At the latter Bill Thome had the second highest number of points, Orville Hathaway, the third, and Jim Sloeber. the fifth. The State Judging Contest was held March 2l and 22. All of the teams received a rating of good, and Orville Hathaway re- ceived a rating of excellent in judging sheep. Page Forty-three Page Furry-four First Row: Lois Hurt, Jean Stoeber, Iva Io Hart, lane Stoeber Second Row: Bertha Johnson, Miss Reynolds, Nancy Akers Not Pictured: Edna Aguilar, Melva Crawford, Doris Starbuck Library Club - Jean Stoeber - Melva Crawford Nancy Akers. President - Vice President - Secretary - - - ,lane Stoeber Margaret Goehl - Iva Jo Hart Sponsor ---- Miss Relva Reynolds Treasurer ----- Student Council Representative - News Reporter ---- - There are nine members including Miss Reynolds in Library Club this year. Doris and Betty David and Lois Hurt were in Library Club until they moved away. The Library Club members meet once a week for their business meeting. They are responsible for the library at all timesg they keep the books and card files in order, check out magazines and books, and return the books to the proper shelves. 1 3 4 5 5 F 'W .5 v T 4 'X' 8 9 That couldn't be our director! 5. We all love football. 9. Yatity Yatity . Too lazy for a Boy Scout. 6. They got initiated. 10. Teachers. What is the strut for? 7. Those two. ll. Temper, temper, Rubie. Oh, for a beany. 8. Funny, or ticklish? 12. Young but rugged. Pagr Forty-five I V iff? 2753: X 17 , c ,ffifif g fi-'!e?'z 'Q'fi M i Q. My L- .EL-, --0-QB: k , . 'I Q Mx be 3 I i 2 , 5 - G .,a...,f ,jw uww ,.-- z 1 , r ,, 'o ' -4. ' M ----.f ' D n,-.--,gr I 6 ' 5 ,, ., L ., ,, I . AS A Q W ' Q , . I '- ., '- w as Q ' - s.- ,. Q'- 'I 9 IO a ,rf-if ,-, , . J - .,.,, 45-V , . .4 N -fe H I c full. 1 . e MF H a, , Y' if X , S v K M, if -N .2 3.1.-I e-V -We - -V ., ' X ' lt . . l 193 , Y.,.a,,-'., , My. 1 2 3 4 Page Forl V -six 7 .41 4 M H r 1 x A 1 -dlp-wang M- W is N- .,... .,.,. . J , E ' I '65'i 'X W f,.2'gm ,.w ' ..-, w 'Q ' ' ' 'Q ., ' 12 l I Proud Pop Pat , queen of the pajama parade 9. Has Jr. got lice? T hat was the Homecoming game Twirling practice 10. Inter-Class Toumaments Bashful F P Posing l l. Only numbers needed Home Ec. 1 Warming up 12. Busses ready to leave 13. Pidgeon Toes 8 1. s 5 Q su 2 . ff' K dw .,, 1 L ' nr 'lwfl I, X45 v . ,p ',.j: fi? '. I' .. ' , . QM' ' I on -if? 4 ll 'L' 9 1 1 ' 8 IU Flag salute bake? ell! Mr. Glim. It must not have been Friday Wind-blown Cheerleaders The Three Stoogies 7. Pep Band 8. Something must be interesting 9. What's the matter-too much to eat? 10 ll 12. I3 I4 15. Back from lun X3 ch Going somewhere? What's brewing now? Business, good Windy day Party in the offing Page Forty-num Page Forty-eight Patrons of Our Year Book We, the students of Sargent High School, wish to express our appreciation to the following business finns for the financial help they have given us edition of SARCON could be published: MONTE VISTA Grower-Shipper Potato Co. ' Fassetts Department Store Lockharts Fumiture Exchange H Stanger Fotoshop H O.K. Rubber Welders Potato Grower Cooperative Ass'n ' Anderson's Drug Store Farmers and Merchants Bank ' Breckenridge Cleaners Ditto Jewelry Store Welsh Motor Co. Michael-Swanson-Brady Granada Theater Rio Grande Hardware ' Higgs Floral Shoppe El Blanco Service Station Julie-Sue Ladies' Ready-to-Wear C. H. Pollard Osbom Fruit Stand Monte Vista Sporting Goods Valley Music 8: Electric Sunrise Creamery Monte Vista Hardware Bechtel's Drug Store Monte Vista Flour Mills ' in order that this Monte Vista Production Credit Ass'n ' Tip Top Cleaners Joe Riggenbach Garage ' M 8: M Food Store ' Boys Market City Cafe ' Monte Vista Motor Car Co. H. Howard, Lawyer ' Reigan Motor Co. Strickland Motor Co. ' Ted Eckles Tire Service ' Gambles Store Rubber Service Co. H. and B. Home Equipment Thrifty Used Store Toltec Cleaners Margaret's Hat Shop Best Laundry Stevens Jewelry I- CENTER Hurt Equipment Center Potato Grower, Co-op Howard's Grocery 81 Market Center Post Dispatch Center Lumber Co. ' Frey's Drug Store ' Peoples Hardware ' Western Auto Walkers Barber 8: Liquor Store First National Bank McClure Potato Co. Center Cut-Rate Drugs ' Center Motor Car Co. De-Luxe Tavem ' K. E. Baker, Csinclair Agentl ' Simpson Motor Co. ' Lewis Hardware ' O.K. Rubber Welders ' Markland Variety Store Doc's Cafe Doney's Snack Shop Ideal Cleaners ALAMOSA Alamosa Publishing Co. ' Mode O'Day Dr. W. C. Moeny ' Home Public Grocery 8: Market Curtis Bros. McGee 81 Hays Jewelry Sherman Drug Co. Classic Shoppe Hank Weiscamp ' San Luis Valley Federal Savings 8: Loan Ass'n Mt. Blanca Drug Deppen's Bakery OTHERS J. C. Penny's CDel Nortel ' Skaff Food Store CDel Nortel Al's Bakery CDel Nortel American School Supply CDenverl Jones Jewelry CMonte 8: Centerl ' Autrey 8: Josten CDenverl McDonald Dry Cleaners CDe1 Nortel Tiny's Grocery CDel Nortel Star Grocery CDel Nortel Bob Selters CSargentl Baca Grant CCrestonel Marquise Studios CEnid, Okla.l Gordon Store CCenter, Monte, Del Nortel ' Each C l represents five dollars. . 9- . ' ...-... ...-rw -- .1 ,I H. pg. ff . --. 1 .- .1 I I frffrg-T 11. . 4 .. 5.-,f f-. IIV . QI I II I, ' . -. I 1. I ,AI-I: . I. 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