Trinidad High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Trinidad, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1947 volume:

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Lou SIB-SOI W B. mln.: vmc: rnrsmnrr sulnmss nuuumn snclm-rnsv Without the facilities provided by its Producers-the Boardsof Education throughout America-there could be no Greatest Show on Earth p no stage on which young people could try out their talents: no training ground where they might explore their tastes and inclinations and prepare themselves for the duties and obligations of the future. In Trinidad both scholastic and recreational needs are supplied by an ever-ex- panding program of activity in which every student may find both interest and profit. To those who have made these advantages available-the members of the Board of Education: and to those entrusted with the carrying out of this varied and difficult program-the faculty of T. H. S.-the Class ol '48 extends its most sincere thanks. 'A x Five years ago Mr. Botleman became the General Manager of the Trinidad pro- duction of this greatest of all shows. Since then he has won sincere commenda- tion for his deep insight into the special problems involved, for his genuine in- terest in the affairs of the community, and for his loyal support of the young people whose training he supervises. In him they have found a friend, one who understands them and wishes them well. The that has been offered them through his efforts. y are sincerely grateful for all THE IQEH ERAL NAHAEER me DIREIITHR Throughout the four years in which the graduates of '48 have been acquiring the knowledge and skills which will enable them to give a creditable performance in the wider arena of world affairs, Mr. Mertz has given to every phase of their training a wise and generous assistance without which their interest and ac- complishment would have been greatly lessened. For his devotion to their welfare and success he has won deep and lasting gratitude from all those who now give up to other and younger performers the places they have so long held on the big show'x program. ,ff PHY SEEETSQEERTSON NELL 1-mm' SuPEmN1':Nn:N'r's Orrxcz ENG'-15 RI FI A 5 1-OWEI-L M. JACKSON NINA ANDERSON GumANcE DmEc1'on Lnmnnv, Srvnv HALL FLORENCE KENDALL MARGARET BALDWIN PLANE GEOMETERY, SECRETARY, ADVANCED ALGEBRA PRlNClPAL'S Orrxct WILMA R. KIEFER LETITIA A. BRACE Booxxzzrmc , ENGLxs1-I. DRAMATICS 4 LOIS E. KING CLARA BUNNELL Economics. SOCIAL Gsocmumv S'rl:NoGnAPmr, TYPING GORDON MACDONALD BASKETBALL CoAc1-x JAMES W. CHANDLER .ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACH BAND. Oncl-lEs'rnA ' 1 ,7 -f., ff A4 , t Y nEss MCKENNAN KIRK ' W ann H on BERNIECE M' COBB 1' Che 5 1 it I IN'?EnNA-rx:as:ALYRELAnoNs HQMEMAKING, CLOTHING .V - L I L , f 5 if Q..,.,L,,ww,.Q.u, 'G- Mnnv NASH YSABEL CORDOVA 5-X UNITED S'rA'n:s I-Ilsfonv. Snunsa , I Crvrcs V101-ET COREN 0' ':'iNPg:LN'.:?c:1::iTxnxAL Pnncncl: GmLs' PHYSICAL Enucm-:ou MACHHQESI Asslgmm. COACH ' C I v :cs vi X I ELEANOR DA!-IL H R. B. PARNELL Foons, HOMEMAKING ,Qfffu ' - Woonwonx, LAT!-IE ,, h , f- 54 E CONSTANCE DE Born CM 3 MTC Eff I Anrmmrrxc 4 GP-9 DGQTV f Q Ps ,sl K, 9 J, My ' Z gf ff A, ---R , . A MONA G. TYER FRANK S. DOW!-ZLL ff, VOCAL MUSC, BIOLOGY. PSYCHOLOGY A.-if Music APPRECIATION RY MAURICE wAnNEn LORENE DURHAM H D GENERAL SCIENCE ENGLISH, Puauc SPEAKING ,Y dh- AU1-onogug pmvma gl fi? 1: '- 7' ' , . cr-Amr HBWTON 'P' A 7, QC 4 TA'l2fE'Mv:fmLc!fcu .lm SCHOOL NURSE R 'ww ' ' MECHANICAL DRAWING ' L- Q, '- . . l., -. ' 5 CARRIE LEE HORN '-? T- 2- WH-I-Il ENGLISH LUCILE OWEI. .1 MS ALGEBRA, AERONAUTICS JACK WOODWAR Bows' D PHYSICAL EDUCATION. FOOTBALL COACH A Y is f X4 I5 2 X Qaffjf I ,ff ,n -i 7 XX - ' sl-: P X '-' 24 -E. NX -L N- -as gt le so :Ls 1 4 ',,f fl .Q 5 ' Z ' A' Q , V 7 I L -ix 5 r X ' N x 1 Q r T X . F - f 1 - X Q . 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I 1, il ' ll +S 'MSENIDFQ5 fff 2 SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER IANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY: IUNE: -3' i X5 .ab-'ff 12? , W Circus Days Thxs great show opens 1ts wxde gate To close when semors graduate Homeconung Come one' Come all' Throughout the season of football Opponents fall Turkey Day Trme out for lun and feast galore Pass the turkey' I want some more Merry Chrlstmas Our Chnstmas cheer ns everywhere Sweet concert musrc frlls the arr Happy New Year All hands come back to work agaxn And acts rmprove as tasks begln Be My Valenhne Dan Cupxd takes the spotlxght here Beware fellows' Thrs IS leap year Yea Team The hoopsters smk the basketball And boosters cheers :mg through the hall Play Day All the seats are qurckly hllxng Head Fxrst IS now our best top brllmg Promenade The Prom w1ll l1ve m memory An event of Dutch feshvrty Valedictory The gates now close, we say farewell, For we have heard our last school bell 2 L F -l , .,,,,. g., fi? 1, n ,ak 5 ' I S 4 -1. 44 Q fl-H55 ll or H, nsnrslffs 4 , x i??K W QZMMX CHRIS DEITS President 47 I am not a polxhclan and my other habxts are 9004! College Preparatory Course Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Tenmsl 2 3 4 H Y 2 3 4 H1 Y President 4 Home Room Presxdent 2 3 4 Prom Commxttee Yearbook Stall GEBALDINE MARIE TBETTEB Secretary 47 Vice Presxdent 48 Honors come by dxlxgence College Preparatory Course Dulceanas 2 Future Homemakers Club 2 Home Room Treasurer 1 Class Cheer Leader 3 IOSEMARY MONTE!!! Treasurer 47 Work has bltter roots but sweet lrults Commercial Course Home Room Secretary l 2 Home Room Treasurer 2 Home Room Presldent 3 Future Homemakers Club 1 Commercial Club Council Representatxve 3 Prom Committee GEORGE NEWBUIIN Cheer Leader 47 SI lm gomg to be neutral l love them all Semor l-hgh School Tucson Arxzona l College Preparatory Course Football 1 2 Home Room Presldent 3 4 Class Presxdent 3 Class Counc1l Representatxve 3 Prom Committee Chalrman Semor Play 3 HY12 IOSEPHINE I. MOLLICA Cheer Leader 47 Tymg her bonnet under her chxn she hed her raven rmglets ln General Course Future Homemakers Club 4 Glee Club I Home Room President I 3 Studen ouncxl Tess tatx e 3 Home Room Secretary 4 ,M A 4 lfagtff , 'N I l I Q x - f Xa 7 ,' 4 I, f Y C . T 7. . . I ' 1: I 1 i', If If l . l l 2 . '. 5 .1 I 1 . .1 l.. . , 4: i- , 4 . . I if A x , ' r ' Ula. ' yy '-If 1, M7 ' ' ' ' Apizf' 4113- .--L M 1 yum Clan Motto: Out ot the harbor into the deep Class Colors: Green and White Clan Flower The Water Lrly CHARLENE FIIANCH President 48 One of those people nobody knows anythmg mean about Commerctal Course Home Room Treasurer 2 Home Room Presldent 4 Class Council Representative 4 Student Councrl Secretary 4 ELIDA DE ROUEN Secretary 48 A merry heart rs good medrcxne College Preparatory Course Iunxor Play Latxn Club 2 Class Presrdent 2 Prom Committee Pep Club 4 Senror Play IOHN IIBLSFOBD Treasurer 48 A pleasmg countenance IS no slrght advantage College Preparatory Course Home Room Treasurer r Q 6 Home Room Presldent 4 Prom Commrttee 'Q' iii? PAUL! MAY SMILEY Student Council lepresentatlve 48 She has a true and smcere heart General Course Bandl 2 3 4 Band Vlce Presxdent Band Secretary 4 Orchestra 4 Prom Commlttee SHIRLEY SCHBADEB Cheer Leader 48 Musxc rs the one language of the world College Preparatory Course Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Student Band Director 3 4 Iumor Play Senior Play Student Councrl Representatxve 1 2 3 4 TED LACKEY Cheer Leader 48 Labor wrthout luck helps not General Course Track 2 3 Home Room Sergeant at Arms 2 3 4 fin 11 73' 'M 'nv ill QS? ERNEST AREYTA You can never tell from the surface what hes beneath General Course Home Room Sergeant at Arms 2 Home Room Treasurer 3 GEORGE RACA Beware ol srlent men and ot dogs that dont bark General Course Home Room Presldent 4 Home Room Secretary 4 MARY AMBROSE Words are good when work follows Commercial Course Home Room President l 4 Home Room Secretary 3 Student Councrl Representatrve l 2 Dulceanas 3 Commercxal Club 3 Prom Commlttee ROBERT GENE BAILEY I wrll not retreat a sxngle mch and I wlll be heard College Preparatory Course Football 3 4 Student Councxl Vxce Presxdent 4 H1 Y Chaplaxn Pep Club Presldent 4 Cheer Leader 3 Iumor Play Senior Play DALE A a wxth terests besldes hrs work gh School 1 2 Hoeh h School 3 General Course Class Ice President 3 Iunror Play R O T C 2 FRANK I BARRERA Truth IS straxght but ludges are to be corrected College Preparatory Course Class Vxce President 2 3 Class Treasurer 1 2 Home Room Sergeant at Arms 1 3 Basketball 2 Prom Commxttee IOYCE IONE ANDERSON A good sport when you get to know her Cheyenne Wyommg I-hgh Schooll 2 Hoehne Hrgh School 3 College Preparatory Course Glee Club 2 Latln Club 2 Iunlor Play Dulceanas 4 Future Homemakers Reporter 3 Future Homemakers Vxce Presxdent 4 Home Room Presrdent 4 REBECCA BARELA Although shes short rn herght shes long ln credrt Hoehne Hrgh School 2 3 General Course Home Room Treasurer 1 Class Council Representatxve 2 Future Homemakers Club 2 Iumor Play DOLORES ARNOLD Y Look xnto her eyes and you see an angel look longer and you see an tmp Gen 1 Course Future Homemakers Club l 2 QW? J X HAROLD l. RARNES Look' He rs wlndxng up the watch ot hrs wrt by and by rt will strxke College Preparatory Course Home Room Secretary 1 Home Room Treasurer 4 Home Room Presrdent 4 6 5 9, www asf' N BEVERLY BICKERTON A woman has never spolled anythmg through sllence College Preparatory Course Glrl Reserves Future Homemakers Club 1 2 Press Club 4 N PHILIP CHAPPARO Trust hxm not who seems a salnt College Preparatory Course Basketball 2 IANE BORUNDR Be sxlent and sate szlence never betrays you General Course PAMELA CORFIE D Contmual he Ines 1 a sxgn at wxsdom Shaw lum xgh ool Phtladel hla Pennsylvanla Coll ge 0 ur Munro Play Semor Play La n rboolk St Student l Treasurer 4 om '5 ee Chorus ALLEN W BROWN YN 'V NJ' Wlse lookmq but perfectly harmless College Preparatory Course Band 1 2 Tenms 3 4 Home Room Vlce Presldent 4 PAULINE COSTA Ol a noble modest nature General Course Chorus 1 2 BETTY BROWN Her volce ever solt gentle and low General Course Student Councll Representatlve 1 3 Home Room Vnce Presldent 2 Class Vxce Presxdent 3 Gxrl Reserves 1 Prom Commxttee CHARLES E CRASK Calm cool and collected College Preparatory Course Football 1 2 3 Home Room Vlce Presxdent 3 Home Room Sergeant at Arms 4 Senxor Play I C CASSIO l love wxsdom more than she loves me General Course Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Home Room Secretary l Prom Commxttee Baseball 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 YVONNE CRESTO I am alraxd of the dark College Preparatory Course Home Room Secretary 2 4 ,J Y ALVIT or she is a polly good fellow Co ege Preparatory Course Chorus 3 4 ome Room Treasurer 1 Future Homemakers Club tudent Council Representative 1 BLANCHE FARRELL Daughter of the gods divinely tall College Preparatory Course Latin Club 2 Prom Committee Home Room President 2 IOAN DI POMAZIO Life without laughing is a dreary blank Commercial Course Home Room Secretary 1 4 Home Room President 2 Future Homemakers Club Secretary 2 Student Council 3 Chorus 1 Commercial Club 3 Pep Club 4 Yearbook Staff RUBY IEAN FOLSOM Noth1ng is impossible to a wxllxng heart La Iunta High School l College Preparatory Course Student Council President 4 Yearbook Staff Iunxor Play Class President 3 Prom Committee Home Room President 2 Band 2 3 IOHN DIXON The man who blushes is not quite a brute College Preparatory Course Football 1 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club Z 3 4 Pep Club Treasurer 4 Student Council Representative 3 Home Room Sergeant at Arms 4 CARMEL FURZI She has fulfilled every duty certainly that of bemg pleasant Commercial Course Class Secretary 2 Commercial Club 3 Future Homemakers Club IARY BARBARA DONGAIIO She is not COHSCIOUS of her worth College Preparatory Course' Latin Club 27 Pep Club 4 GAIIFIELD GARCIA 'The fewer words the fewer law suits. General Courseg Home Room Vice-President BEN EDWARDS Talking is silver, silence is gold. General Coursey Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms 4 VIOLA GABDUNIO A countenance sweet to gaze upon. Commercial Course: Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4 M 6 General Course Footballl 2 Baseball 3 4 'if PATRICIA ANN GERLING Her hair is not more sunny than her heart College Preparatory Course: Iunior Play: las: , -I Prom Committee: Yearbook Staff: P Jr Student Council Representative l, 2, 4: y t- Home Room Vice-President 1: Home Room Secret : Senior Play muuonu: Arm anoss -,JJ She who knows what she is doing ,acts ' e y. College Preparatory Course: Orchestra : Iurti3rH'lay: Senior Play: Prom Committee: Yearbook Stal , f Pep Club 4: Student Council Representative 4 CLARA GLORIOSO A maiden never bold General Course: Future Homemakers Club 2: Girls' Athletic Association l: Chorus 4: Home Room Treasurer 2 GLORIA GROUT Luck mere luck may make even madness wisdom College Preparatory Course Prom Commrttee Senior Play Iunior Play Student Council Representative 2 Band 3 WILLIAM GOMBZ He believes in lofty thoughts 3 Home Room Treasurer 3 MARY EMMA GUM l yust cant make my eyes behave College Preparatory Course Band 4 Future Homemakers Club 3 4 Future Homemakers Club Presrdent 3 Latin Club 2 Home Room Vice President l KENNETH GOBDINIEII A cool head a steady hand commands the world College Preparatory Course Home Room Treasurer 4 WILLIAM GUNTHEI For all hls buzz methought he seemed busier than he was Burlington Colorado High School 1 College Preparatory Course Basketball 1 Tennis 2 Iunior Play Prom Committee Drum Mavor 4 Press Club Council Representative 4 Senior Play IACILYN GOUIDIN A halt an ounce of luck is better than a pound of sense General Course Future Homemakers Club 3 4 Pep Club 4 Home Room President 1 Student Council Representative 3 HEIMAN GUTIBIRES Handsome is as handsome does College Preparatory Course Football 1 2 3 4 Football Captain 4 Basketball 2 3 Hr Y 2 3 4 Student Council Representative 4 Prom Committee H1 Y Treasurer 4 ESPERANZA GUZMAN It s txmrdness not lack of knowledge that keeps me from recltmg General Course it IACQUELINE IACORSEN When duty and pleasure clash let duty go to smash College Preparatory Course Student Councxl Representatxve 2 3 Band 1 2 Prom Commxttee Yearbook Stall Glrl Reserves 1 ERNEST HALLAS lll do somethmg sensatxonal yet College Preparatory Course Band 1 2 3 Prom Commxttee School Cheerleader 4 Q Student Councxl Representatlve 2 4 Home Room Sergeant at Arms l Semor Play BRUCE IOHNSON A faxnt heart never won a fair lady College Preparatory Course Bandl 2 3 Baseball Class Presxdent 2 Home Room Vxce Presxdent 2 WALTER H HINKEL Oh how I love the ladxes College Preparatory Course Band 1 2 3 Prom Commlttee Home Room Treasurer 2 A wrnnmg way a pleasant smxle College Preparatory Course Glrl Reserves l Prom Commxttee Home Room Secretary 2 Home Room Vxce Presxdent 4 HELEN HURTADO A spxrzt so stxll and qulet Commercxal Course BETTY LOU KAR! Symptoms ot wrt laughter and xnspxratlon College Preparatory Course Pep Club 4 Student Councxl Representatrve 4 Home Room Vlce Presxdent l HELEN IUPPA She hath a sense of humor Commercral Course Commercial Club 3 Student Council Representatlve 2 W Q DWANE KEITH He thmketh much but speaketh lrttle General Course Student Councxl Representatxve 2 3 Home Room President 4 Home Room Sergeant at Arms 4 .. , . . lr I I 1 ' ' : ' , : . : : 3 , . . ,. D 2 . . : M : : , . z - - I ' .. . . .. 2 . . : 3, 4: I - ,ff l , . : . . : MARIORIE IEAN IOLLY , . : ' : 1 : 2 1 : ' : ' : I 4, , ' 1 , , ,V V : ' ' . : 5 . - IOSE KOS She IS studxous and mxndeth every rule Commercxal Course Student Councll Representatlve 2 Home Room Secretary 1 2 IACK MASON He can waste more txme ln halt an hour than most people can ln a week College Preparatory Course Prom Commxttee Football 3 Home Room Vxce Presxdent 4 Band 1 2 IUGENE E LOFFAIIELLI Honor hes rn honest toll General Course Class Treasurer 2 Home Room Presxdent 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 Football 1 Track 1 2 Orchestra 4 Band 4 TOM MASON Wxt IS iolly unless a wxse man hath the keeplng of xt College Preparatory Course Band 1 2 3 4 Iunxor Play Prom Commxttee Class Councxl Representatxve 1 Home Room Presldent 1 2 4 LILA MAE MALOUFI' Laughter rs contagxous Commerclal Course Home Room Presxdent 1 3 Student Councxl 1 2 3 Gxrl Reserves 1 Chorus 1 Pep Club 4 IEAN MATHIAS Wxsdom rs the sunlxght of the soul Commercxal Course Chorus 1 2 4 J Home Room Treasurer 4 Glrl Reserves I Commercxal Club 3 Pep Club 4 Yearbook Staff all MAN A m y h a ma a heeriul untenan Rep Prom 1 oo rg tstown P ylvan H ar or u se D amat Y Stall xv e Roo mr H Room Se re ry 2 CLAUDINE MATHIEU My greatest care IS lack oi Care Commercxal Course Student Council Representatlve 2 3 Chorus 4 Gxrl Reserves 1 Home Room Presldent 3 ELIZABETH KAITINEZ In patxence there rs safety General Course ANNA SUE KEDINA All the world loves a quiet glrl Commercxal Course Home Room Secretary 1 3 J HARILYN HEECE A head to contrxve and a hand to execute any mxschref College Preparatory Course Iumor Play Yearbook Staff Home Room Representatxve 1 Home Room Secretary Home Room Vxce Presrdent 3 CHRIS ORTBGA Men of few words are the best of men General Course Home Room Treasurer l FRANCES MEHAS In her lrxendshzp there IS nothmg msxncere College Preparatory Course Future Homemakers Club 1 2 Grrl Reserves 1 2 Latin Club Vice Presrdent 3 Class Treasurer 3 Press Club Edrtor 4 Prom Committee Home Room Secretary 4 IOSEPHINE PALACIO Sxncerxty rs the way to heaven General Course Chorus l 3 4 Grrl Reserves Home Room Sergeant at Arms 3 RSTHER HONTOYA A g1rl to do her duty General Course DOROTHY MAE PARISH The grrl that puts pep rn the pepper General Course Student Councrl Representative 4 School Cheer Leander 3 4 Home Room Secretary 4 Home Room Vrce Presrdent l Future Homemakers Club 2 Prom Commxttee FRANK IOHH HONTOYA Slow and easy rs the safest galt General Course Home Room Vxce Presxdent 3 Home Room Sergeant at Arms 4 nrcos rain ll all were wlse the world would come to an end College Preparatory Course Intramural Sports 1 Basketball 2 Yearbook Stall Home Room Sergeant at Arms 1 Home Room Treasurer 4 RAY NIZWCOHR A demure studlous boy College Preparatory Course Basketball 2 Tenms Z 3 Iunxor Play Home Room Treasurer 4 Student Councll Representatlve 4 norrun rnmun ,zz-ff!!! , 2 rf ffe A man of soul and body framed for dee A. College Preparatory Course- Football 2- , ,, Home Room Secretary 4' Sports Reporter 4 , f I CHARLES POWLEDGE Life is such cz serious matter. College Preparatory Course: Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Home Room President 1. ROSEMARY RYAN When her mind is set, then argue not. Commercial Coursey Student Council Representative 3, 4 Student Council Secretary 4, Girl Reserves lp Pep Club 4: Commercial Club 3: Chorus l K. GENE PRATHER A man who would run the world by chemical formulas. College Preparatory Course, Football 2: Baseball 45 Home Room Vice-President 45 Hi-Y Secretary 4 SARA IANSEN SANTISTEVAN Who speaks the truth stabs falsehood in the heart. Primero High School lg General Course, Girls' Athletic Association lg Future Homemakers' Club 1- Home Room Secretary 4 MABEL LUCILLE RITZ Let me soar and sing. College Preparatory Course, Latin Club Secretary 31 Dulceanas 45 Chorus 2, 4, Home Room Secretary 4 ANNETTE SCANCARELLO My own thoughs are my companions. General Course IANUEI. ROMERO A good conscience in God s eye. Commercial Course: Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms lg Home Room Secretary 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 MARY ANN SCARIANO She talks much, but says little. College Preparatory Course, Student Council Secretary 41 Home Room President lg Home Room Secretary lg Iunior Play: Band l, 2, Prom Committee, Yearbook Stafi RAY ll. ROPE. ll. Wise from the top of his head up. College Preparatory Course, Home Room Treasurer lp Home Room President 2, 35 Home Room Sergeant- at-Arms 2, 3: Track 2, Baseball 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4 BETTY LOU SETSEI Laugh and be merry, remember, better the world with a song. ' Primero High School 2, 3: General Course: Student Council Representative 41 Class President 3- Iunior Play: Pep Club Secretary 4, Girls Reserves ll Senior Play 4' mf: 'S 1' 1 fy vayy' ' LEE ELLYN SHARP ii lt is good to live and learn. fx 1 x College Preparatory Course: Iunior Play: 'Ja ' Student Council Representative l, 3, 4, Pep Club 45 N .,, Girl Reserves lg Future Homemakers' Club l U if t - 4 cur. ron it ' - . All nature wears one universal grin. ' X '- General Coursep Hi-Y Vice-President 45 Home Room Secretary 45 Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms 45A Lettermen's Club 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 SYLVIA SILVA ln her tongue is the law oi kindness. San Diego, California, High School l, 2: ,L Commercial Course: Home Room Vice-President 1 ft EMORY T. TROSPER Let knowledge grow from more to more. Band 2, 3, Orchestra 4, Press Club Editor 4: Home Room Secretary 1, 3, Home Room Treasurer 4 I0 ANN SMITHEY One big substantial smile. San Angelo, Texas, High School 1, 25 College Preparatory Course, Latin Club l, 25 Pep Club 4, Student Council Representative 45 Home Room Secretary 4 ANGIE VALDEZ She is a bonny wee thing. General Course, Girls' Athletic Association lp Future Homemakers' Club 2: Student Council Representative l ROSE SUDAR Laugh and the world laughs with you. Aguilar High School ly Student Council Representative 3, 4, Home Room Treasurer 4, Commercial Club 3: Pep Club 4 MARIAH VELASQUEZ She who laughs and loves is sure to win. General Course: Chorus lg Girls' Athletic Association lg Student Council Representative 3 FRANK TALENTINO Slow but jovial. General Coursey Track lg Tennis 3, 41 Band 1, 2, 3: Press Club 4 ALBERT VIGIL For the apparel oit proclaims the man, General Coursey Track l, 4: Hi-Y 47 Senior. Play a Sr RONALD LOUIS VIGIL He can buxld castles rn the a1r Commerclal Course Sentor Play H Y 4 Home Room Sergeant at Arms l 3 4 Student Counctl Representative l Baseball 3 4 NANCY WATSON It s mce to be natural when you re naturally nxce College Preparatory Course Gxrl Reserves 1 Pep Club 4 Home Room V1ce President 4 Prom Commlttee Class Secretary 3 Yearbook Staff IETTE RAE WALKER Sxze has not to do wxth capaclty College Preparatory Course Home Room Presxdent 2 Latm Club 2 Prom Commxttee Yearbook Staff ROSE MARIE WHEELER Quiet ln appearance wxth motlves unkn College Preparatory Course Gxrl Reserv Future Homemakers Club l 2 3 4 Pr Cu Latm Club 2 Future Homemakers Clu Sec a Student Counctl Representative 4 1 Latm Club Secretary 3 ,ig ALFRED WATSON A world ol art IS a world ol dreams General Course Bandl 2 3 4 Track 3 Basketball 2 Student Councxl Representatrve 4 GEORGE WILLIAMS An old frxend is better than two new ones College Preparatory Course Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Student Councxl Representatxve 2 4 Home Room Presldent l Prom Committee 'G' VUILLIAI WATSON Ret lust and then work College Preparatory Course Football 3 4 Track 2 H1 Y 4 Prom Commxttee Pep Club 4 Home Room Vrce President 4 ' 1 1 L. 04 1 Z1 gl? ,,.. .-- ' + A ..7.., ,ff E X X xxx E il ..4-l f ii.- THF P ERFHRFI ERE gy iw, -rein... 11' 4 1. Elida De Rouen 5. Patricia Gerling 8. J 2. Mary Ambrose 6. Shirley Schrader 9. ? 3. Charlene Franch 7. Lee Ellyn Sharp 10. , 4. Pamela Corfield 11, 1 5 i - . -, Tuimrxnzteras Doris Mann Ann Gross Frank Barbera Gloria Grout 3- . X Y 'X Editorial Statt Pamela Cortxeld Ruby Folsom Iacquelme Iacobsen Marilyn Meece Mary Ann Scanano Bette Rae Walker Nancy Watson Art and Lay Out Chris Deits Patricia Gerling Ann Gross Dons Mann lake Pena Business Staff-Miss Kiefer, Manager: Assistants, Io An Di Pomazio and Iean Mathias. Sponsor-Miss Hunt. STARS HF HEAD FIRST Lb ,,,,.,Jfg Q.. if 'Iv rf' Step rrght up folks! Iom the crowd xn commending the cast ol semors and thelr dxrector Mlss Durham for thexr delxghttul presentatxon of the farce Head Plrst On the nxght ol Aprll 8 the spotlzght was tramed on the laugh evokmg antxcs of a group of hvely teen agers Albert Vlgll and Shxrley Schrader drew many laughs as the hlred help ol the Carr household and Ellda De Rouen and George Newburn convmced the audrence of thelr unusual talent by hypnotxzmg the Carrs dlstmguxshed guests B111 Gunther and Pamela Corheld much to the amusment of thezr daughter Glorra Grout Ann Gross and Bob Barley gave convxncmg portrayals as the parents of two mxschxevous youngsters Betty Lou Setser and Ernest Hallas Betty Lous date for the evenxng Ronme Vrgrl and hxs trrend Charles Crask recelved an unwelcome surpnse when her lrrend Marxlyn played by Patrxcxa Gerlmg refused to go to a dmner dance but the young people hnally puttxng thexr heads together untangled the famlly s problems and the show ended wlth the household restored to normal order IH ALTIHII u U ,. i rg f N . 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VALBICICI IOSEPII Vnsqvzz N wa fx- A ar J r 'I J I9 A A W M ' f Wi A love: Sari F1511 gem .av , , Downs sl!-VA DELIA SBIEIO X A gf' ,. xg, J' '- -v ' A J gh 1 wif? Gmc: SWITIAH ,ax ?! O DORIS UPCIUICI EDI! 'Ell- f l' if Fl so' - All M by 1 X N , B97 21111155 IESSICA ZUIIGA ORLANDO WATSOI Don wllllxl UIEH EARDEHER5 wmpotgge arp' Manxjx-hxA 1: Lau 'x l ala Who has ever heard of gardeners in a circus? The T. H. S. Big Top has added this fascinating attraction to the show. On May 22 the tent reserved for sports was transformed into a delightful fairyland of Dutch tulips and sweet music. This festival of fun provided an evening of gaiety and amusement for the older performers of the Big Top. The workers who designed and carried out this side-show of beauty are to be congratulated, for their efforts definitely stole the show for one enchanted evening. Much credit is due to the sponsors, Miss Cobb and Mr. Welch, and to Bob Sayers, chairman of the Prom Committee. 'grip .'-iT1lP.5 mf HIETLY PIIRFlllL if 'WK A hurricane of hilarity was the general estimate of the light comedy given by junior dramatic stars under the direction of Miss Lorene Durham. Strictly Formal was a de- lightful play dealing with the problems of a typical 'teen-age girl, who involved her friends and family in very perplexing problems. After galloping through three delightful acts, the play ended with all problems solved and everyone once again happy and con- tented. SIIPHHFIHPEE MXN 'QQ- Q-34 t X Nuns- f-7, .sv FRESHI1E!l can -anim -1 i v L- QKVAH 11 4 1 7 nut, ul x ,...f' Q...- uuu--un ,-1 EW 3- ng-gg x ,1...x in U, AN 'N-cab-. Ak i i W-133 'VA-. A--Q 5 N, K ' M -, X . ' 1 I u :Zan ' 4 ,V l . Q 1.-, . 4- :N - as 'V . fx ' I ,Y ' .A . 1 x I n v 3, H - , 2 h A NC T 71' - J - 3 1 - -V 1 V Y P- x ... V , , n ' , 2 V - .. Q. .' f . , f , - x 3 S K 7 . ,gm J ' Q : A ' ' L - 4 , Xu, 4 54 ' Q ? 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' 'V ' -A , , xg. ,' ' Q' .vi .Y .xl l 4 A -- A-L ' L A ., - r PREPARIII13 FIIR A EHIILI Xxf if bk Homolnklng 3 loom 25 Automobile Driving ii 4-' ling Meclumieal Arts Boom I8 Slenogrcphy l. loom 45 General Science, loom 35 -J-2:25, BIB TIIP EHHEHE55 :en f kr True to its obligation, the Congress of the Big Top has conscientiously- promoted the attractions billed by The Greatest Show on Earth. Everyone knows that a representative body such as this oflers the best training for a group which is to accept the responsibilities of a democracy, and this year has been a progressive one in every way. Representatives of all groups under the canvas were carefully chosen and were wisely managed by President Ruby Folsom, with Rosemary Ryan and Mary Ann Scariano serving as secretaries. Faculty advisers were Mr. Mertz, Miss McKennan, Miss Cobb, Mr. Warner, and Mr. Ritchey. The Congress sponsored very successful dances and one of the most oustanding attractions of this year's run --the Homecoming program, including the rally, boniire, football game, and dance. Twelve of our representatives attend- ed a Council convention in Pueblo during November and enjoyed the opportunity to learn of the activities ol similar groups in other communities. THE SERIBBL ERS The publicity department has given line service this year in bringing to the attention of everyone the various activities of the Big Top. A great deal of the credit for the accomplishment of this organization goes to Miss McKennan, the sponsor: Frances Mehas, first semester president: and Emory Trosper, second semester president. Not only the members of the department, but also other performers who were interested, contributed articles for use by the club. A worthwhile project' was the Homecoming issue of the Blue and White , which accomplished much toward interesting both students and their friends in The Greatest Show on Earth. 3 . T v PI . fbuqj , K.. at , Now the attention is centered on the gladiators of the circus, who have had a I very successful year with Angelina Barun as queen of the gods. A dance and a banquet enlivened the show's run. Latin Week was recognized this year by days, and during these work-outs reports on various subjects heightened the in- terest in the Romans and their customs. I . WWM 4 '. t 49 5 2,4 , the giving of favors to other performers. Practice sessions were held on Mon- vp EXP -ff Performances given by T. H. S. network artists in the K. S. F. T. studio added the right touch of variety to the year's activities. Students chosen from classes in sophomore English and dramatics, and directed by Miss Brace, gave entertaining radio versions of She Stoops to Conquer and lane Eyre , and appeared on special holiday programs. Their success should insure this feature regular bill- ing under the Big Top. SPE EEH HRTISTS A 'fbfx Three stars from the Big Top c0mPGI1Y were Permitted to attend a Speech Contest, sP01'lS0fed bY the Univer' 4 sity of Colorado, which was held in Denver in Ianuary. M Three of Miss Durham's students - Brice Davis, Bill f Gunther, and Emory Trosper-attended, Emory win- .ag -i- ning second place in competition with thirty-five con- testants from various Colorado communities. E BEPIIRE THE BIE AU nv-'g - ' l SL -ii? ,ihgiakm -' , ,.., M.. GEL A AS Spanish 2 loom 20 Arlfhmetic nom 21 I-ifvwfvfl 1 lvl U IJ! si L Plane Geometry Room 32 llomemaking I loom I5 V-Q w'Wm-f' ax , HI-Y'RE BUYS + , 1 ' 2 f I Y' I if qlfxf' . ' Q . Q- P' we t,- . 4 ss , e -. '.F ' I' hi, v-e! , I One of the Big Top's spotlights was turned on the Trinidad Hi-Y Club, whose new Ringmaster, Coach Macdonald, encouraged these performers to live up to the purpose of their organization- to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Lectures and group discussions provided the more serious phases oi the year's program, while swimming, intramural basketball tournaments, picnics, and dances furnished recreation. FINE HIINE ARTISTS if sft- ff' 4 sfjw -4 .... Y' 47 One of the most attractive features under the Big Top is the Future Homemakers' Association This ear th F H - Y e . . A. has been in charge of the concessions and the snack bar at all of the main attractions and the members have carried on difficult and worthwhile individual projects under the supervision of Miss Cobb and Mrs. Dahl. Mary Iubic Mary Ann Valenti, Marjorie Aragon and Frances Denton recently attended the annual F. H. A. convention in Port Collins. 'vv--vo-tlvfi, l ri' ff W an i .,-f This year the Big Brass Band under the direction of Mr. Chandl pep assemblies and football and basketball games, spurring the teams on to greater teats. lt also participated in the affairs of the community when it marched and played in the V. F. W. parade, the Parade of Pennies Celebration, and the Decora- tion Day parade. Soloists and small groups also play'ed at other community events. In the Spring Concert at Pueblo the ' scholarships for a two weeks' stay at the Band er participated in many of our spotlight events. It enlivened band and its solo artists gave an excellent account of themselves. Pour Camp at Western State College were offered to fortunate band members. f An added attraction to our big cocoon was the erection of a badly-needed band room above swimming pool, where bands and orchestras of the future will spend many useful and cheerful hours. HUEIE MASTERS -1-nu-unvws's-1-1 l 2 g 5 -N . M Y i Mr- I 0 , ,. . ,, .,,.,r,,. .,,- A. .4-..-V--'W-'H Back on the program this year is the newly reorganized T. H. S. orchestra which, under the direction of Mr. Chandler, was prominently featured at both junior and senior plays, the Christmas Concert, and the Big Top's Open House, as well as on radio programs and at community club meetings. During this revival year the orchestra has made a fine reputation tor itself, one it will strive hard to maintain. SIHBIHG JTARE S ADYAHEED EHHRUS Q -g Q, X V - . .. -.. - ..' BEEIHHIHE III-IHRU5 Ill ED EHHRUS p e xrec ion o rs. Mona G. Tyer, have had a very interesting year. The six choruses have presented a number of entertaining concerts and special attractions, and have been featured on com- munity club programs as well. The colorful Christmas Concert was enjoyed by an enthusiastic audience, as was the All- American Concert given during National Education week. A novelty group known as the Madrigals has joined the troupe for the first time, and will probably find a permanent place among the musical organizations. Another recent addition is the chorus composed of freshman and sophomore boys. This is their second appearance with the show, and on both occasions h h t ey ave won much praise for their contributions. The widely-known Dulceanas have had a busy season Amon th ' . g eu activities were numerous broadcasts and participation with other groups in the contests held in Pueblo in April. , -H -W f- Q5 STILL SIHEIIIB DUIIEHHAH BHY5 FIAUIUEAL EHHRU5 4 ,'.5YiTR,wf 93 ' qi u YULETIDE P ERFlIl1I'lAI1lZE fi ll In gym! 'qw '31 'WMV flw IN Y 4' i .ffl J'W'l N? f fl t ffl xsxxsi x ,fry 2 ,- SSX 4, ,i Z PIGEKIH JUEELERS v auE,l Jifgiip i y SQHBLSI 2 3,,-53, S6 55,31 .t Ja SW h i,:3'1 Aft 32 The A football squad marched boldly into the main ring in October oi, 1947, with Coach Woodward as its Ringmaster. Every game provided thrill-packed action which kept grandstand interest high. Several of our top performers were badly bruised by a pack oi Wildcats that escaped from their cages, but the old tradition that the show must go on was upheld, and the courageous showmen fought on against all obstacles. f . 'b i gy ws me w'rJ3 -3 Klum: N-mteijefwe 7 fixfiv f f-p- ft-f g,j13XgQ7 v1!i '7513!'vQ' ' ' ity' tKe1i,Q?J5ff A -fgti 5 gt . gy Q, I. E . X W4 i e 'F tl THF. EHMH ll' UV' SPEIITAIIULIIR HIIHP ETER3 The hoopsters ol the Big Top were loudly cheered to many victories by enthusiastic circus fans. The new trainer, Coach Gordon Macdonald, led these performers on to high standing in the Big Top Conference, and they sincerely thank him for a successful seasonal run. Many of these pertormers were sophomores and juniors, who promise to chalk up an enviable record next year. Trinidad 38--- --- 25--- --- Alamosa ---- 2U--- -- Canon City -- 24--- --- Centennial --- 32 .-.. --- Florence ---- 43 ....- --- Walsenburg ---- 24 -------....- Raton ---- fOvertimeJ Z8 -.---.- Colorado Springs 26 --------... Central --- fOvertimej La Iunta ---- Opponent ----30' ----29' ----30 ----25 ----27 ----27 ---22 -------23 ---27 Trinidad Opponent 26 -.-- ---- L a Iunta --- ----34 27 -... --- Raton --- ----21 26 ---. -- Centennial --- ----29 37 .... --- Florence ---- ----33 29 ----. --- Canon City --- ----31 28 ..--. --- Walsenburg --- ----17 25 -.-...- Colorado Springs ------- 31 28 -------.. -- Central ---. -,,, 3 4 ' Non-conference VIIBHTY NIDEET5 fl. 1 The Trinidad B football team made a fine showing during their turn in the arena. Although many of the group were new and inexperienced, they proved themselves worthy of top billing on the program. Coach O. H. Palmquist was trainer of the Mighty Midgets , who in another year will be seasoned stars. The B ball tossers, also coached by the well-known T. H. S. Rin master, O. H. P l ' d g amquist, eserve credit tor providing a main attraction in the sports events oi the year. A tine, speedy group ot players, they piled up a pyramid ot victories in their short playing season. Senior hoopsters will be gone next year, but they will be replaced by the top performers of HHHPSTER UHUERSTUDIES the B team. he Q.. ze L, .- BATTEP HP' V 7 NMS. '1 -li xi, T' Billed among current features rs a group of baseball players who take their games very seriously Unlike most circus players they strive to make the crowd cheer not laugh In the South Central League the Trinidad nine has played Cen tenmal and Central of Pueblo Walsenburg Canon Cnty and Colorado Springs Under the guidance of Coach Macdonald their activities have given color and variety to the sports program AEPIHL ALE ba . ,... N- Y Mt- t, ., 1. s. ,z L , ' , -- - ' The tumbling tracksters brought great enthusiasm from excited crowds ot spectators in the bleachers. Duringtheseveraliield days the well-tained acrobats and trapeze artists leaped grace fully over the hurdles and dashed about the ring. Those daring young men, trained by Coach Woodward, sailed high over the bar in pole-vaulting and came down to the ground with the greatest of ease. Despite strong competition from neighboring troupes, the performers gave an excellent exhibition, bringing their act near the top of the program in interest. RAEHU ETEERS A Y '-. 6 Another headliner of the Sports Parcmde was the group ot skilled tennis racqueteers. These boys displayed their cunning in bouts with opposing teams from Pueblo, Raton, Colorado Springs, and Florence. During the current run not only was the number ot racquet wielders greater than in previous years, but every player showed constant practice and the careful train- ing of Coach Palmquist. Challenging teams felt keenly their prowess on the courts. slums murals I 5 ,-:3'1'Z'I' xv- Q K. x pf- t A - 1 . 1- o- 'N '- . W',,, .tl ' The bm-ken of the Big Top, who led the side-line enthusiasts in vigorous cheering at all performances, were Shirley Hainlen, Ernest Hallas, Betty Reeves, and Dorothy Parise lnot shown in picturel. IIUT HI' EHETUHE mf lnlemutlond lclcllons loom 28 19 Bookkeeping l loo: 43 is fi K ln i Algebra I loom 29 ' f -I c0lP0lm0ll 4- loom 22 V1 J wwawuk 1. 2: Lam 2. nw- I2 4 3 H- -5: 4 1 ,3 , A 1- 2 fr' ' A - ..1A,.x. at Q, , f fi, I 'M,,, U 1 x .- f W 1 i QQJQ 4 ,V 5- x.,f Q -1 ., ,, X .H f'f'- ' N ' M LM ,A -' I . e D A gi -K . ' f Nunn ww , ,I .' ' V ' I' A x .5 . L A V ,. 1 A I ff T31 Rf? f A I I I nss-.o...... . A J. K I, I' if-4 Wg' f L ' . kv., . : . . I , - ,. L f .. ., ,.,. .L-if M . w' '---A4 A 'A'w ,. F , I -N K - A 555237 wwf XM fffffzlfy W www Wwwnwww 35 Q32 D M471 fk xx! kj M W kk gk XJ M -L 'M 1+-Mrmwfief., VJJQQWMH Ki f - l 22 . 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