Summit County High School - Summiteer Yearbook (Breckenridge, CO)

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C7119 Cglgerettes KNEELING: Audrey Glaum, Helen Lundgren, Ida Carr, Janice Forsberg, Darlene Slavin. SECOND ROW: Karen Erdmann, Rhoda Graham, Letha Gilmore, Florence Dodge, Barbara Cox, Betty Roof, Janet Wells, Mrs. Schenck. TOP ROW: Phyllis Ritchy, Joan Scheek, Ioan Williams, Shirley Kirkland, Elsie Comstock, Patsy Nlurnford, Carole Chambers, Nellie Rose Warren. At the beginning ofthe school year, we organized our Pep Club. Our officers are: President, Janice Forsbergg Vice-President, Helen Lundgren, Secretary, Audrey Glaumg Treasurer, Darlene Slaving and Drill Leader, lda Carr. The cheerleaders were elected by the high school student body. The cheerleaders are: Janice Forsberg, Joan Williams, and Darlene Slavin. The cheerleaders' uniforms consist of green and gold skirts with green, long sleeved blouses. ' The Tigerettes have enjoyed giving drills for all our home games. Florence Dodge played the piano for the Drills. Mrs. Schenck was our sponsor. VIENNA LAUNDRY, Leadville COMMERCIAL BANK OF' LEADVILLE

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rgncfustriaf .HHS Gfub BACK ROW: Alan Rice, Loren Thompson, Jim Knudsen, Bobby Rice, Mr. Finney. FRONT ROW: George Culbreath, Harrison Vinson, Rhoda Graham. This year saw a major innovation at Summit County High School when Mr. Jack Finney launched an Industrial Arts Club. The club is an honorary one, open only to members of the school's Shop and Mechanical Drawing classes. In order to be el- igible, a student must have an 85 average in Shop or Mechanical Drawing and an overall average of 80 in his other subjects. An assembly was held dur ing a first period. 'Jim Knudsen, Student Council President, opened the program and turned the meeting over to Mr. Finney. He ex- plained the organization of the club and read the objectives of the club. They are:' 1. To become better acquainted with, and to promote a better understanding of organizations of this type. 2. To develop an active interest in the methods and problems of industrial life. 3. To develop self-discipline, initiative, and a readiness to assist others and to learn to join happily in group undertakings. 4. To develop in each member a feeling of pride in his ability to do useful things. Mr. Finney then tapped Jim Knudsen, the first member, with a T-square, a symbol of mechanical drawing. Jim then tapped the other charter members with either a T-square or a try square, a symbol of the shop. The other members are: Rhoda Graham, Loren Thompson, Harrison Vinson, Robert Rice, Alan Rice, and George Culbreath. These seven members were seated on the platform before being sworn into the club by Mr. Finney. He then presented each member with a green and yellow cap bearing the letters l.A. The officers are: ' President ....... ..... A lan Rice Vice-President ..... . . George Culbreath Secretary-Treasurer. . . . Rhoda .Graham